The site of a historic property in Aurora is undergoing a major transformation but one that hopes to preserve its legacy. Grovewood Community Development just hosted a groundbreaking for The Stables.
One of the newest restaurants at Stanley Marketplace is serving up Mexico-City-style Mexican food. Two award-winning chefs opened Molino Chido and are excited to bring their unique and tasty dishes to Aurora.
Located at 2710 South Havana St, Leezakaya has vibrant dishes, drinks, and a warm environment. Their menu offers fresh fish, grilled appetizers, and Japanese whiskey.
Located along OnHavana at 2080 South Havana St., this duo restaurant offers authentic Korean food. Choose your journey with the BBQ side and enjoy Korean staples, or eat on the hot pot side and enjoy bottomless options.
Located inside the Stanley Marketplace, these two shops offer delicious flavors with French flare. Try sweet and savory crepes, or a bon bon. The two are step away from each other at the marketplace.
Located inside the Stanley Marketplace, Logan House Coffee offers fresh grounds and non-coffee drinks. They love their locally roasted coffee and their customers.
Rolling Smoke BBQ is located inside the Stanley Marketplace. They service authentic, souther-style BBQ that will be hard to resist when you smell it walking by.
Beyond the Blackboard at Southlands Shopping Center recently hosted their first-ever Toy Tester Day. Kids got the chance to try out all kinds of cool, new toys and give their feedback.
Century Communities introduces brand new homes to Windler development. Mountain Region President for Century Communities, Todd Baker, says these homes will be an asset to Aurora.
Aurora's Fitzsimons Innovation Community is marking a major milestone. It's been 25 years since the first lab opened, and now there'll be even more opportunities for medical breakthroughs that improve the health industry
It's a fun way to support Aurora's local breweries - take part in Cheers Aurora. It's a brew tour put on by Visit Aurora and a chance to try new flavors and maybe even win some great prizes. It runs through June 15.
Japanese discount retail giant, Daiso, just opened its first store in Aurora at the Village on the Park Shopping Center. Daiso has over 6,000 locations in 30 countries, including 150 in the U.S.
A company called Goodie Bag is now working with eateries here in Aurora. It's a marketplace for surplus food through a free mobile app. People can buy unsold food from local shops at discounted prices for pickup.
You can find Traveling Mercies at the Stanley Marketplace. They were named a semi-finalist with the James Beard Award Foundation for Best New Bar. Finalists will be announced in April.
