Molly Martin is a Food & Drink Editor at Denver Westword. She focuses on food and beverages, hospitality and leisure, and the intersection of culture and society, with a particular interest in accessibility, diversity and inclusion, and restaurant innovation. Molly's work has been featured in publications such as Kennedy Torch, BioRxiv, and Thrillist.
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Denver, United States (Local)
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Molly Martin's coverage focuses on the local food and beverage scene in Denver, Colorado. She is likely to be interested in pitches related to new restaurant openings, menu launches, and trends within the local dining industry.
Given her focus on private sector announcements and event coverage within the food and beverage industry, she may be receptive to pitches that highlight unique culinary experiences or events happening in the Denver area.
Pitches regarding innovative concepts such as pop-up restaurants, themed dining experiences, or collaborations between chefs could resonate with Molly's coverage preferences. Additionally, offering exclusive access to behind-the-scenes insights at popular eateries or upcoming food festivals might capture her interest.
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The five-course experience is $85 per person. May 6, 2026
By: Molly Martin
To find it, enter through the Glory Hole. May 15, 2026 “The Disco Dick is new,” notes Lexi Healy, pointing at a giant phallic
The sky's the limit when you pair your next drinking adventure with stellar views. Cheers!
Larson Baird has tasted and rated dozens of spots so far. June 9, 2026
By: Molly Martin
The limited residency is a new way to experience the state's only double Michelin-starred restaurant.
My Regular Pagan Holiday Post
Generations unite at Sonoma County's new dyke march There might be a higher percentage of lesbians in Sonoma County, California, than anywhere else in the world.
By: Molly Martin
Sadboy Creamery's popular pints sell out in seconds. But soon, the business will be able to ramp up production.
By: Molly Martin
The space has been home to many concepts. Will this one stick? July 9, 2026
She saw topless dancers, fashion shows, museums
