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 Hair Stylists in Parker

Bethany Kay Hair at Beauty Tribe specializes in ladies’ cuts, color, updos, and hair extensions. Visit her website to see pictures of her work and then schedule an appointment from the website. Click here for more information.

Bethany Kay Hair – Parker Colorado
19600 E. Parker Square Drive, Suite 110
Parker, CO 80134
Call or Text 303-905-5051

Skin Care Services

Sydney Scarpino Aesthetics is a boutique-style skincare studio located inside Beauty Tribe Salons in Parker Colorado. Sydney employs years of training and works closely with her medical director to ensure strict sanitation practices while delivering high-quality, result-driven services using top-of-line skincare products and modalities. Click here for more information.

Nail Salons in Parker

Manicures & Pedicures

  • J’Adore Nails 10841 S Crossroads Dr #15, Parker, CO 80134 – (720) 287-3167
  • Tip to Toe Nails  18551 Mainstreet, Parker, CO 80134 – (720) 851-1779
  • Get Nailed Beauty Spa 10417 S Parker Rd, Parker, CO 80134 –  (303) 594-0242

Day Spas in Parker

Hand & Stone

Cara Mia

Astral Float Spa

The Studio Med Spa

 

 

Wine Walks on Mainstreet Parker Colorado 2022

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Downtown Parker Wine Walk is back this summer thanks to the Parker Chamber of Commerce and the local businesses.

The Wine Walk is a very popular way for long-time residents to meet new neighbors and new residents to make friends and learn about the wonderful restaurants and shops that are kind enough to share a taste of wine and open their doors for this monthly event.

Held on Last Fridays throughout the warm season

Parker Wine Walk Dates 2022

Fourth or last Friday of the Month from 5-8 p.m. (see dates below)

wine walk parker 2022

Downtown Parker Wine Walks will take place June through September this year. Purchase a souvenir wine glass for $25 online or $30 at the door and enjoy wine samples provided by participating Parker Chamber merchants. Learn more about their business while sipping and shopping and exploring Downtown Parker.

Whether you are new to the area or just want a fun night out, this is the event for you! 
You MUST be 21 years of age or older to participate.

TICKETS ARE NON REFUNDABLE and NON TRANSFERABLE
WINE WALKS TAKE PLACE RAIN OR SHINE!

2022 Wine Walk Dates

  • Friday, May 27th
  • Friday, June 24th
  • Friday, July 29th
  • Friday, Aug 26th
  • Friday, Sept 30th

Each participant will receive a wine tasting glass and 10 tasting coupons, plus a list of participating businesses.

We look forward to seeing you at Parker’s best summer event! Visit this link to purchase your tickets.

$25 in advance, $30 at the door. No refunds. Must be 21+.

Sponsorships and exhibitor space available.

Tickets are available at the Parker Area Chamber of Commerce and Visitor Center. We have moved across the street to the Parker Station Building 19751 E Mainstreet – Suite R16Parker, CO 80138

Drivers! Be prepared for lots of people crossing the streets and keep your speed down and your eyes wide open!

If you are part of a non-profit, contact the chamber for opportunities to work the event and receive part of the proceeds.

The Parker Wine Walks are another Parker Chamber of Commerce SIGNATURE Event. PLEASE be appreciative to those who are participating and follow the rules of drinking INSIDE only.

Wineries in Parker

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Parker Boasts not one but two wineries within the Town of Parker limits. Outstanding Wines, Made Right Here In Colorado!

Purgatory Cellars Winery

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The first winery to open was Purgatory Cellars. 

Owner Marko Ćopić originates from Jastrebarsko, Croatia, and brings 20 years of “Old World” and Mediterranean style winemaking experience to Colorado, combining them with his modern winemaking techniques to offer a vastly different wine tasting experience to the Colorado viticultural scene.

Purgatory Cellars works hard to source most of its grapes from Colorado and to exploit the qualities of Colorado’s unique climate and significant elevation features. Purgatory Cellars is working to bring specific qualities of grapes from the Western Slopes and Four Corners regions of Colorado to the Front Range.

Purgatory Cellars is making and aging wine in Amphora containers with their origin going back about 5,000 years in ancient Greek and Roman history when Amphorae were used in the preservation and transportation of various products both liquid and dry, but mainly for winemaking.

The Amphorae are made from special clay in the country of Georgia and infused with beeswax and then baked in a wood-fired kiln until the beeswax is completely infused in the pot. This wine-making technique provides flavors and characteristics different from other aging methods.

Amphora production is about 3,000 liters per year including at least 5 different varietals. You must come and try this gorgeous wine.

We invite you to stop by for happy hour M-F 3-6 and enjoy $3 glasses of wine
Purgatory Wine
18921 Plaza Dr, Ste 100
Parker, Colorado
Call (303) 600-8209

Hours Noon – 9 p.m.

The Wine Barrel Winery

The newest winery features more Colorado-style wines named for local landmarks in Parker like Hilltop White, Cottonwood Bubbly, Bradbury Ranch Red or Clarke Farms Fortitude. They have small plates of food to eat along with your wine sampling.

The Wine Barrel
11495 S. Twenty Mile Rd, #5,
Parker, 80134.
303-999-0454

They make wine on site from grapes imported from all over the world. They blend, ferment, and bottle our wine for everyone to see. Their mission is to bring the joys of wine to everyone. From those who have never tried wine, to those who only know what they like (or don’t like), to those who are wine experts, they have a glass of wine for you. It doesn’t matter how much or how little you know about wine. Their sommeliers and staff are here to help you figure out what you like, what you don’t like, and what you should try next. Stop by for a wine tasting, a glass of wine, or to pick up a bottle.

Both Wineries are open to you bringing your own food or order in. Both have gift certificates and wine club availability and of course wine by the bottle to take home.

Shop Parker Gift Week

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The Town of Parker is kicking off a new holiday event to support our local businesses in Parker!

Restaurants along mainstreet in Parker CO
Parker Station Shopping

Shop Parker Gift Week Nov. 15 to 19, 2021

What’s better than finding the perfect gift … finding it in your hometown! Join the Town from Nov. 15 to 19 as they highlight the goods, products, and services offered by Parker’s unique business community. On each day of Gift Week, you’ll see the Town of Parker Facebook page feature a different category and invite Parker businesses to share related gift ideas and seasonal specials.

For Businesses: The Town of Parker invites all Parker businesses to participate in Gift Week!

To join, identify the daily theme that most relate to your business. When the day arrives, comment on the Gift Week post (posted daily at 9 a.m.) and advertise a gift idea including gift cards, a special deal or service you provide, along with where residents can learn more about your business (website, social channels, phone). We kindly ask that each business only participates in one day (the one that best relates to your business) and to keep all your information to one post.

Parker’s Other Holiday Events

BrewPub Tour of Parker & Douglas County

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Colorado is Craft Beer Country and Parker boasts not one but three local brewpubs with several of the bars & restaurants also serving local beers on tap.

Parker CO BrewPubs

Down Hill Brewing fka Elk Mountain Brewery 
18921 E Plaza Dr # 104,
Parker CO
(303) 805-2739

Down Hill has added their own pizza kitchen and the pizza is delicious! We highly recommend trying the peanut butter beer & the sour!

Barnett and Son
18425 Pony Express Dr, Parker, CO 80134
(720) 420-0462

Barnett and Son has a nice outdoor patio as well as indoor seating. No food is served but you can bring in your own and food trucks are on hand weekends.

Welcome Home Brewing
19523 Hess Road #103, Parker, Colorado 80134
(303) 362-1213
This newest brewery in Parker has a homey decor and is dog-friendly.

Hall Brewing Company
Brewed in Colorado but doesn’t currently have a tasting location
Available at local liquor stores

Lone Tree Brew Pubs

Lone Tree Brewing Company
8200 Park Meadows Drive, Suite 8222
Lone Tree, CO 80124
Phone: (303) 792-5822

Yard House
8437 Park Meadows Center Drive
Lone Tree, CO 80124
303-790-7453

Rock Bottom Restaurant & Brewery
9627 E County Line Rd
Centennial, CO
(303) 792-9090

Castle Rock Brew Pubs

Wild Blue Yonder Brewing Co. – Family Friendly

Located on the Mainstreet of Castle Rock at 519 Wilcox St, Wild Blue Yonder Brewing strives to offer a wide range of meticulously crafted beer styles from the classic and simple, to more adventurous modern interpretations. All of the beer is brewed on-site in small batches by Head Brewer Garet Clever. They also have cider, wine, and cocktails for those in your party that aren’t beer drinkers as well as a full menu of delicious food.
The outdoor beer garden is perfect for an event, Girls Night Out, Family Reunion, or a regular Thursday.
Wild Blue Yonder Brewing Company
519 Wilcox St, Castle Rock, CO 80104
(303) 814-3663

105 West Brewing Company
Know for the Deez Nuts Peanut Butter Hazelnut beer but everything they brew is delicious! Outdoor seating with a firepit & excellent food trucks every night.
1043 Park St., Castle Rock, CO 80109
(303) 325-7321

Burly Brewing Company
A huge variety of brews to try, a great tasting room with outdoor seating, and a food truck schedule on their Facebook page.
680 Atchison Way Suite 800, Castle Rock, CO 80109
(720) 486-0541

Astro Tap House
Beer here is sold by the ounce
3911 Ambrosia St, Castle Rock, CO 80109
(720) 344-6979

Iron Mule Brewery – Food Trucks
 514 Perry St., Castle Rock, CO 80109
(720)328-9008

Rock Yard Brewing Company – Full Menu
880 Castleton Rd, Castle Rock, CO 80109
(303) 814-9273

Highlands Ranch Brew Pubs

Grist Brewing Company
9150 Commerce Center Cir., Ste 300
Highlands Ranch, CO 80129
(720) 360-4782

3 Freaks Brewery
7140 E. County Line Rd., Highlands Ranch
(720) 360-4782

Other nearby breweries include:

Not in Douglas County but just down Parker Road

Dry Dock Brewing
15110 E Hampden Ave
Aurora, CO 80014
(303) 400-5606

  • Living the Dream Brewing Company – 12305 N. Dumont Way, Littleton
  • Resolute Brewing 7286 S Yosemite St #110, Centennial, CO 80112 (720) 722-1238

Tap Houses with Food

  • 2 Penguins 13065 E Briarwood Ave, Centennial, CO 80112 (303) 792-0310.
    This location serves 30-40 different local brews on tap and also has events and delicious food on site.
  • Maddie’s Biergarten 330 Third St, Castle Rock, CO 80104 (303) 663-5073
    Permanently Closed.

Parker Brewfest coming back in 2023

Same great local microbrews, better music and more food trucks this year!

LIST OF PAST BREWERIES

  • 105 West Brewing Company (Castle Rock)
    – Deez Nuts (Hazelnut and peanut butter pale ale)
    – Rocky Mountain Juice (East Coast IPAs have less bitterness, is turbid with loads of fruity hops. Pineapple, Candy, Peach, Tropical Fruit!)
  • 14er Brewing Company (Denver)
    – Mt Massive IPA
    – Maroon Bells Tropical Ale
    – Rocky Mtn Saison
  • 4 Noses Brewing Company (Broomfield)

  • Barnett & Son Brewing Co. (Parker)
    -Blueberry Ale
    -Twenty Mile Rye Pale Ale
    -Saison
    -Berliner Weisse
    -El Gizmito Salted Lime AleBlack Project Spontaneous & Wild Ales (Denver)
    – IVY BELLS – Fruit Punch Blended Sour
    – ATLAS/THOR – Black Currant and Plum Sour Red

  • Blue Spruce Brewing (Centennial)

  • Brewability Lab (Denver)
    – Strawberry Blonde
    – Ginger Lime Saison

  • Bristol Brewing (Colorado Springs)
    – Beehive American Wheat Ale
    – Laughing Lab Scottish Ale
    – Compass IPA

  • Burly Brewing (Castle Rock)

  • Castle Rock Beer Co. (Castle Rock)

  • Cerberus Brewing Co. (Colorado Springs)

  • Dad & Dude’s Breweria (Aurora)

  • Declaration Brewing

  • Downhill Brewing (Parker)- Plum/Orange Saison
    – Peanut Butter brown Ale

  • Dueces Wild Brewery (Colorado Springs)
    – Blood Orange Pale Ale
    – Banana Hammock Hefeweizen

  • FERMÆNTRA (Denver)

  • Fossil Craft Beer (Colorado Springs)

  • Grist Brewing Company (Highlands Ranch & Lone Tree)

  • Halfpenny Brewing Company (Centennial)

  • Horse & Dragon Brewing Company (Ft. Collins)

  • Intrepid Sojourner Beer Project

  • Launch Pad Brewery

  • Little Machine Beer (Denver)

    – Razz Against the Machine a Tart Raspberry Beer ( This beer has won Silver at World Beer Cup in 2016 and 2018, and gold at GABF in 2017).
    – YAFI IPA

  • Living The Dream (Highlands Ranch)
  • Locavore (Littleton)
  • Lone Tree Brewing Company (Lone Tree)
  • Mountain Cowboy (Frederick)
  • New Image Brewing Company (Arvada)

    – Pay It Foward Double Dry Hopped Pale Ale

  • Odell (Fort Collins)

    – Drumroll American Pale Ale
    – Oktoberfest
    – Cloud Catcher Milkshake IPA
    – Colorado Lager
    – Rupture Fresh Grind Ale
    – St Lupulin Extra Pale Ale

  • Paradox (Divide)

  • Peak to Peak Tap & Brew (Aurora)

  • Platte Park (Denver)

    – Madagascar Dream, Vanilla Cream Ale ( Nitro)
    – Hop Religion, Double IPA

  • Resolute Brewing Company (Centennial)
    – Fluffy The Lemon Slayer- Milkshake Sour
    – Spruce Willis- Spruce Tip Marzen
    – Hefeweizen
    – Transparently Trendy- NE IPA

  • River North (Denver)

    – River North White
    – FarmHouse
    – Pils
    – Colorado IPA
    – Mountain Haze
    – 2017 Whiskey Barrel Quandary

  • Rockyard Brewing (Castle Rock)

    SKA (Durango)
    – Berliner Weiss
    – Rue B SoHo Grapefruit Lager

  • Someplace Else (Arvada)
    – Rebel Rasberry Cream Ale
    – Spock’s Brain IPA

  • STEM Cider (Denver)

  • Talbott’s Cider (Palisade)
    – Colo-Mosa (premixed mimosa cocktail)
    – Summer Sunset (Palisade Peach)

  • The Old Mine (Erie)
    – Handlebar Hard Cider is the genre-busting beverage that put us on the map. Drinking Handlebar is like biting into a fresh, crisp apple right off the tree. It begins with a burst of refreshing sweetness, opens up into wholesome apple goodness, and finishes with a hint of tartness from the apple skin. Some call Handlebar “apple juice for adults”. But at 6.8 percent ABV, you might not want to drink it for breakfast the way you used to (or maybe you do. We don’t judge). Handlebar is our flagship and is changing the way people think about cider.

    – Hopped Up is Handlebar that is dry hopped with organic Citra Hops to bring out the aromatic fruitiness of the apples. It is citrusy with a burst of bright fruit flavor. It is the perfect blend of crisp and delicious and still 100% gluten free. With the hoppy familiarity of an IPA and the fruity nose of a Sauvignon Blanc it is truly the best of both worlds and what some are calling “the best tasting cider in Colorado.

  • Two22 Brew

  • Verboten (Loveland)- Somebody to Love, Brut IPA
    – Anybody Want a Peanut?, Peanut Butter and Jelly Ale
    – Run By Fruiting, Indian Lassi Smoothie Sour with Guava and Cardamom

  • Welcome Home Brewery (Parker)- Caramel Corn Cream Ale
    – Cool Wheat (American Wheat Beer

  • Wibby Brewing (Longmont)

    – Lightshine Helles
    – Lightshine Radler
    – Wibby IPL
    – Moondoor Dunkel

  • Woods Boss (Denver)- The Oswald NEIPA: super fruity bomb hazy ipa. 7.1%abv
    – Fruity Flash: kettle sour aged on prickly pear and passion fruit. 5.5%abv
    – Start N Ealry: American lager with mandarina Bavaria hops. : 5.2%
    – Swede Hook: American Porter brewed with itty bitty amounts of vanilla and orange peel. 4.7%

Food Trucks:

  • Golden Toad
  • Cheffin’s Cheesesteak’s & Cubano’s

This event is brought to you by the CCV Rotary Club of Parker and all proceeds go to support charities both locally and abroad. If you have been to the new library you will have seen the recording studio free for everyone to use. Other local projects include the Parker Task Force, Project Cure, Douglas County Support Center, Peaceful School, and many other

Who does what in the Town of Parker

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Many of these events have been temporarily or permanently canceled due to Covid-19. We will update you when the information is announced.

The Town of Parker recently put together this great information sheet about what local entity does what?

The Town of Parker government is proud to provide extensive public services to the residents of Parker. Since we work so closely with other Parker organizations, it is sometimes confusing to residents as to who provides which services. We would like to take this opportunity to give you more information about which local organizations are responsible for the services you depend on.

Town of Parker

The Town of Parker is in charge of “Let Freedom Sing” 4th of July Celebration as well as the Tree Lighting the Day after Thanksgiving and the Christmas Carriage Parade.* canceled for 2021 and possibly permanently. Other local events are run by various other non-profit and business groups such as the Parker Chamber and Rotary Clubs in the area.

Parker Water Services

Water and wastewater services are provided to most Parker residents by the Parker Water and Sanitation District. The District is a separate entity from the Town and determines water rates and watering restrictions. You can contact the District at info@pwsd.org or by calling 303.841.4627.

South Metro Fire Services

Although in some municipalities the fire department is a part of the governing organization, fire protection services in Parker are provided by the South Metro Fire Rescue Authority. South Metro Fire serves an area of approximately 176 square miles in portions of Douglas and Arapahoe Counties. Protection is provided to more than 198,000 citizens. You can find more information about the South Metro Fire Rescue Authority online at www.southmetro.org or by calling 720.989.2000.

Trash Pickup and City Dump

In many areas of Parker, trash services are included in homeowner’s association fees. If you do not live in one of those areas, arranging trash pick-up is the responsibility of the homeowner. Several private companies are listed in the phone book or you may contact your homeowner’s association for more information.

Public Education

Public schools in Parker are a part of the Douglas County School District. The School District determines when and where new schools will be constructed when to build additional school amenities and all other aspects of public education. You can find more information about the School District at www.dcsdk12.org.

Libraries

Douglas County Libraries provides all library services within Douglas County, including regional and neighborhood libraries, educational programs, and events. The Parker Library is located at 10851 South Crossroads Drive. For more information on the Douglas County Libraries or the Parker Library specifically, go to www.douglascountylibraries.org.

Parker Chamber of Commerce

The Parker Chamber of Commerce provides networking and professional development opportunities for local businesses and plans several large community events, including the popular Parker Days event held in June and the Wine Walks. The Chamber can be found online at www.parkerchamber.com or by calling 303.841.4268.

Parker Rotary Clubs

The Rotary club is in charge of The Parker Brewfest and up until 2021, Trick or Treat on Mainstreet however right now the event is in limbo and will not be held this year.

As always, the Town of Parker encourages you to contact your Parker Town Council with questions or comments at 303.841.0353 or by email at council@parkeronline.org.

Parker Planning Commission

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Volunteer Positions Available Soon on Parker Planning Commission

Are you looking for a way to get involved in your community? Volunteer commission member positions and alternate positions are coming open soon on the Parker Planning Commission!

The Planning Commission, an advisory board appointed by the Town Council, provides recommendations to the Parker Town Council on land use and related development issues. Those with an interest in land use and development are encouraged to apply.

Regular meetings are held the second and fourth Thursday of each month at 7 p.m. at Town Hall, 20120 E. Mainstreet. To be appointed, you must be a resident of the Town of Parker for at least one year immediately preceding the date of appointment and be a registered elector.

To be appointed, you must be a resident of the Town of Parker for at least one year immediately preceding the date of appointment and be a registered elector.

Relatives of Town employees and officials are not eligible to apply. If you are eligible, please send a letter of interest and resume to: Town of Parker Community Development Department, Attn: Bryce Matthews, 20120 E. Mainstreet, Parker, CO  80138; or email: bmatthews@parkeronline.org. The deadline for applications is Friday, April 23, 2021 at 5 p.m.

Please contact the Community Development Department with any questions at 303.841.2332.

Planning Commission Meetings

  • 2nd and 4th Thursday of each month at 7 p.m. | Check Town calendar for latest updated scheduled.
  • Town Hall; 20120 E. Mainstreet

Agendas, Minutes & Packets

View Planning Commission Agendas, Minutes and Meeting Packets. Agendas are available prior to the meeting and minutes are available following formal approval by the Commission.

COVID-19 and Vaccination Updates – Register for Vaccine offline

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Douglas County Covid-19 Update

Tri-County Health Department adds operators to call center to help people without internet access register with vaccine providers

Information provided by the Tri-County Health Department

Tri-County Health Department call center

To continue to distribute the COVID-19 vaccine equitably, Tri-County Health Department’s COVID-19 call center staff will now help people 65+ who do not have internet or speak English register with COVID-19 vaccine providers. Staff members will be acting as navigators during this process, entering basic contact information while working with the caller. Although the waitlists of some providers ask for medical information during registration, call center staff will simply enter such information into the online form if needed but will not retain any personal information.  The service is free, Spanish-speaking staff are available, and other languages are available through a language line.

So far, over 260,000 vaccine doses have been administered to 179,294 Tri-County Health Department (TCHD) area residents in Adams, Arapahoe and Douglas Counties through 146 enrolled providers and community partners, including clinics, hospitals, pharmacies, churches, and rec centers. Over 14% of TCHD’s residents have received at least their first dose, including 59.9% of TCHD’s 70+ population. In Douglas County, nearly 17% of residents have received at least their first dose, including 71.5% of the 70+ population.

The expanded work of the call center will support TCHD’s Strategy to Ensure Equitable COVID-19 Vaccine Access, which is a plan to ensure fair access and distribution of the vaccine to communities of color and other groups who have been immensely affected by the pandemic and are currently under-vaccinated compared to other groups. The TCHD call center hopes to connect these underserved communities with vaccine providers to ensure equitable distribution of the COVID-19 vaccine.

The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment and TCHD community partners are also helping ensure equitable distribution by holding “Pop-up” vaccine clinics in these underserved communities to help make access to the vaccine easier for people who may not have transportation or the means to get to a medical center or large vaccine event.

“Pop-up clinics” are one-time events sponsored by the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment and community partners, using vaccine provided by the State’s Vaccine Equity allocation. Thus far, 24 pop-up clinics have been held or are scheduled in TCHD’s area. These clinics will provide additional vaccinations to over 8,000 people. In addition to pop-up clinics, TCHD is assessing where to place ongoing fixed community based clinics that can best offer local vaccine access on a regular basis when more vaccine supply is available.

The TCHD COVID-19 Call Center is open for people who live in the Tri-County Health Department area from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. Call 303-220-9200 for more information or for assistance with online registration. The state of Colorado’s call center can also help people register and is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Call 1-877-CO VAX CO (1-877-268-2926).

Covid-19 Parker Restaurants To Go & Delivery Options & Community Resources

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We all want our favorite restaurants both established and new to survive the Corona Virus Covid-19 Pandemic and many of them have gone above and beyond to create to-go menus and use their own staff to deliver food directly to you.

Thank you to our local Parker restaurants who are maintaining sanitation and social distancing protocols. We appreciate you!

Restaurant Delivery in Parker – Covid-19

Indochine Cuisine – Their Chef-Owner Yume Tran is also doing cooking how-to videos LIVE on their Facebook page so be sure to like it to see her latest offerings to keep you entertained while you are doing your part to keep everyone safe by staying home. If you are gluten-free or celiac, almost all of the dishes at Indochine are GF. Call 720-851-8559 to order.

Casa Mariachi – Casa’s entire menu can be ordered for pickup including their amazing Margaritas and their breakfast food truck is open to serve you daily. Call ahead for to-go orders (720) 842-5105.

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Parker Restaurants taking To-Go Orders During Covid-19

The restaurants listed below are open for pickup / to-go service and are available by delivery from the usual suspects, Uber Eats, Grub Hub etc.

Restaurant Name
20 Mile Tap House		Phone Number
(303) 841-6782
Antonio’s Pizza Pasta Wings(720) 851-5300
Arbys(303) 841-8048
Artisan Pizza Co(303) 840-0518
August Moon(303) 841-4598
Bagel Stop Cafe(303) 805-0103
Barnett & Son Brewing Co (Beer!)(720) 420-0462
Berry Blendz(303) 841-3801
Black Jack Pizza(303) 840-9100
Black-Eyed Pea720-550-8422
Butterfields Ice Cream(720) 705-6072
Casa Mariachi(720) 842-5105
Celtic House PubNeed info
Cherry Village Asian GrilleNeed info
Chick-Fil-A(303) 805-8575
China CafeNeed info
Chipotle (Both Locations)Need info
Colonna’s Pizzeria(303) 840-5444
Coloradough Pizza(303) 386-3333
Colorado Taproom & Grill
Dairy QueenNeed info
Dancing Noodle(303) 805-3880
Del TacoNeed info
Dough Dreamery(720) 525-7839
Dougs Diner720-476-7162
Downhill Brewing Company (Beer!)(303) 805-2739
Dutch Brothers CoffeeNeed info
English Tealeaves(720) 851-6099
Fika Coffee House (Idyllwilde)(303) 952-9348
Fika Coffee House (Mainstreet)(303) 840-3166
Firehouse Subs(303) 841-7827
Flipping Flapjacks(720) 235-7178
Golden Flame(720) 708-5834
Gque BBQ(303) 729-2506
Hangry Ohana(720) 287-2516
Hickory House Ribs(303) 805-9742
Hilltop Tap House(720) 242-6224
Hokulia Shave Ice (inside Walmart)(303) 805-3919
Hurts Donuts(720) 355-6156
IHOP(720) 851-8121
India Kitchen(720) 851-6830
Indochine Cuisine(720) 851-8559
Inta Juice(720) 328-4494
Jersey Mike’s Subs(720) 851-9740
Johnny’s Asian Bistro(303) 841-8877
Ju’s CoffeeNeed info
Junz(720) 851-1005
Kilwins Chocolates and Ice Cream(720) 638-0941
Kneader’s Bakery(720) 445-3987
Kunjani World Coffeehouse(720) 249-5594
KurosawaNeed info
La Baguette de Normandy(303) 805-9130
La Casita(720) 842-5181
La Petite Crêperie(720) 638-9722
Las Delicias(303) 840-0325
Lil’ Ricci’s NY Pizza & Pasta(303) 220-7422
Los Dos Potrillos Parker Express(303) 840-6574
Los Volcanes Mexican Restaurant(303) 841-0160
Mici Handcrafted Italian(720) 805-0505
Mod PizzaNeed info
Mr. Ramen(720) 519-0141
Mt Fuji Hibachi & SushiNeed info
Old Sante Fe Mexican Grill(303) 840-0555
Opa Grill303-841-7074
Panda Express(303) 805-5120
Panera Bread(720) 842-1200
Parker Garage(720) 389-8105
Parker Pourhouse(720) 551-7687
Pho Vy – Vietnamese Noodles and Grill(303) 840-7300
Portofino Pizza & Pasta(303) 841-9900
Purgatory Cellars Winery (303) 600-8209
Raising Cains(303) 841-1207
Red Robin(303) 840-1200
Rita’s Italian Ice(720) 549-4059
Rory’s Diner (720) 708-2889
Saltgrass Steakhouse(303) 840-2370
Sonic(720) 851-8879
Spice Kitchen(303) 945-4168
Stone Cold Ice CreamNeed info
Stonegate Cafe303.841.1565
Swirls Frozen Yogurt720-583-0356
Starbucks (All Locations)
Takoda Tavern(720) 851-5302
Taste of PhillyNeed info
Texas Roadhouse – Parker, CO(303) 805-5848
The Douglas Kitchen & Cocktails720-572-1910
The Chicken Shack Parker(720) 504-5044
The Egg & U
The Donut House(303) 954-9198
The Local (food grocery)720-583-0966
The Upper Deck720-572-1910
The Wine Barrel (Wine!)(303) 999-0454
Tokyo Joes(720) 450-3180
Tontis Pizza(303) 627-1739
Trattoria Dionisia(720) 573-4878
Twisters Burgers and Burritos(303) 840-3445
Village Inn(303) 841-2287
Vy – Sushi Bar & Asian Fine Dining(303) 840-7900
WafflehouseNeed info
Welcome Home Brewery (Beer!)(303) 362-1213
What the Pho(720) 851-5109
Yukata Japanese Bistro(303) 841-8831

Effective Friday, 11/20/2020, Douglas County will revert to Level Red.
For restaurants and similar businesses, that means Restaurants: no inside dining allowed — only take-out, curbside, delivery or outdoor dining with those from the same household permitted. Last call for alcohol: Moves from 10 p.m. to 8 p.m.Bars (without licensed retail foodservice): Remain closed for on-premises consumption.

With Health Procedures in Place

The Board of Douglas County Commissioners is thrilled to announce that the variance requests to the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE) for the Park Meadows Mall, restaurants, places of worship, and gyms have been approved effective immediately.

The Board received the letter of approval on May 22, 2020.

“On behalf of our Board I wish to express our thanks to all involved in the preparation and review of these documents including our business community, Tri-County Health Department, our hospitals and the CDPHE. We are especially grateful to the citizens of Douglas County for adhering to the behaviors that led to the favorable public health data that supported this outcome,” said Roger Partridge, Board Chair.

Guidance for businesses can be found in these documents with amendments found in the letter of approval

Courtesy Todd Hendreks – Updated 5/13/20

Digital Educational Resources

Printable K12 lesson plans, classroom activities, games, templates, and more for teachers, parents, and homeschoolers.

Parker Local Facebook Groups to Join

Sew Masks for our Medical Workers at Parker Adventist Hospital

A Facebook group has been set up to sew protection masks for our valuable hospital staff here.

Covid-19 Quarantine Survival Guide

Keep Your Sanity Quarantine List

Things to do during Quarantine for Adults

Virtual Zoo: 

Virtual Tours:

Live education classes

Stories & Music

  • Imagineering In a Box from Disney
  • Music Class with Jason Mesches Music 10 am daily 
  • Josh Gad (voice of Olaf) is doing storytime on his Twitter
  • Mo Willems lunchtime doodle lessons (author of the Pigeon books)
  • Operation Story Time
  • Storytime from space- astronauts reading to us from space!
  • Wow in the world podcast
  • Center for Puppetry Arts- Livestream puppet shows
  • Virtual Dance Party
  • James Dean Pete the cat storytime 12pm Est
  • Draw every day with JJK- drawing lessons daily 12pm (CST)
  • Metropolitan Opera- Daily – 6:30 PM (CST) – recording will remain on the site each day for 20 hours
  • Oliver Jeffers reading his books on Instagram
  • Todd Kessler: kids concert
  • Dazzling Princess Parties: 30-minute Facebook live sessions with your favorite princesses! Its $5 per session but totally worth it, story, songs and questions & answers
  • Tim McCanna’s Music & Storytime

Free Media

Exercise for kids

Exercise for Adults

Education: 

Activity Ideas:

Connect:

  • Marco Polo: app where you can send video messages back and forth
  • Zoom: schedule virtual meetings and play dates

Support

Parker Library Media Resources during Covid-19 Quarantine

Douglas County Libraries closes branches in response to COVID-19

We’re Open For Curbside Pick-Up!
Our Park & Pick-Up curbside service is now open for pick-up of holds. If you’ve been notified that your hold items are ready, this service is for you. If you had items on hold before the library closed, you may pick them up through May 17 at your preferred DCL location. All other holds are available for pick-up as you get notified.

Pick-Up Hours:Monday-Thursday 9AM-7PMFriday-Saturday 9AM-5PMSunday 12-5PMLouviers: Tuesday 3-8PM; Saturday 9AM-12PM 
Follow these instructions for picking up your holds:
 
-Look for the flag denoting parking spaces set aside for this service.
-If all marked spots are full, please wait in your car for a space to become available. We will work as quickly as possible to serve you, but there may be a wait during busy times. Please be prepared.
-Keep your phone handy. Once you are parked in a numbered space, call or text the number on the sign with the required information.
-Health regulations prevent us from touching your vehicle. Please be prepared to open and close your own trunk for delivery of held items.

While DCL’s physical libraries are closed, customers can take advantage of the following digital resources and accommodations:

Borrowing, Holds & Fines Updates

  • All returned items are quarantined for the safety of our staff and community. Expect returned items to remain on your account for several days before they are checked in. No fines are being assessed.
  • All DCL book drops are open and accepting returns of checked-out items, except for our Louviers location. Due to DCL’s quarantine protocols, Louviers residents may return items to any other DCL location for proper quarantine of materials. Items borrowed before the library closure are due July 1. Due dates on new checkouts have been extended: 3-week checkouts now have 5-week due dates, and 1-week checkouts have 3-week due dates. No fines are being assessed.
  • Our Park & Pick-Up curbside service is available for pick-up of holds at all DCL locations. If you’ve been notified that your holds are ready, this service is for you. See the Park & Pick-Up instructions above.
  • Prospector and Interlibrary Loan will be unavailable as most other library systems are also closed.
  • Materials Request will be unavailable. Current items that are checked out will not come due or accrue fines during the closure.
  • Book Club Express kits may be picked up using our Park & Pick-Up service. See Park & Pick-Up instructions above.
  • Book donations will not be accepted during the closure.
  • We have increased cleaning and disinfection throughout our libraries, which will continue until we are advised that COVID-19 is no longer a potential threat.

DCL will post ongoing updates to its Community Safety Notice online and through its social media channels. See the library’s online Events Calendar to check the status of rescheduled events.

The closure of DCL libraries is based on guidance from health officials about limiting gatherings and employing social distancing. For more information, visit the Colorado Department of Public Health & Environment or call (303) 389-1687.

Douglas County Libraries elevates our community by inspiring a love of reading, discovery and connection.

Have you found a new favorite spot in Parker for Breakfast – Lunch – Dinner or Happy Hour?

sushi restaurant suchine parker co delivery & pickup during covid-19 quarantine

Feel free to talk about spots close to Parker as well…. after all we have to leave the 80134 – 80138 zip code every once in awhile.

Have you had a wonderful or horrible experience with a local restaurant?

Feel free to share your discoveries good and bad with your Douglas County neighbors.

Please remember to be civil and use PG-rated language in your review.
If it’s too inflammatory in nature I reserve the right to not publish your review.

Let’s hear it Parker neighbors?

Review your favorite or warn us about your least favorite in the comments below.

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Don’t forget stocking stuffers, the best part of Christmas morning at our house. Art supplies (my girls can’t get enough washi tape or our favorite glitter pens that come in a zippered case with refills.

Of course, you know the best part, shop online in your jammies with your coffee and no lines, no shoving, no shivering in the parking lot at your favorite mall.

So many options of places to shop online for holiday deals:

Stores that closed on Thanksgiving

These stores are bucking the trend and were closed on Thanksgiving. If you want to support their decision you might choose to shop with them online instead of again getting the deals but skipping the crowds and lines, most stores ship for free through the holidays or with a minimum purchase.

  • Nordstrom
  • DSW
  • Costco
  • TJ Maxx
  • GameStop
  • Staples
  • PetSmart
  • Pier 1 Imports
  • Patagonia
  • Marshalls
  • Home Depot
  • REI 

Wallet Hub listed the best retailers for Black Friday

  • JCPenney (68 percent)
  • Kohl’s (67 percent)
  • Macy’s (56 percent)
  • Kmart (50 percent)
  • Panasonic (47 percent)
  • Office Depot and OfficeMax (43 percent)
  • Michaels
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The smallest discounts from the stores include

  • CVS Pharmacy 37.8%
  • Target 37.3%
  • Staples 34.4%
  • Ace Hardware 34.2%
  • Best Buy 33.5%
  • Home Depot 31.4%
  • Walmart 30.1%
  • GameStop 29.2%
  • Toys R Us 28.9%
  • Walgreens 28.7%
  • Big Lots 27.1%
  • Amazon 25.8%
  • Sam’s Club24.9%
  • Costco 19.5%

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