My review of farm-to-table haunt the Beehive is now live at Boulder Weekly; click here to read all about such signature dishes as the gaufrettes with spicy aioli & deviled eggs (along with cold dilled leek-potato soup):
gougères & devils on horseback (blue cheese-stuffed, bacon-wrapped dates);
the Harvest, a chunky, egg-topped vegetable stew over polenta, & potted-salmon salad;
& the Angus burger with housemade sweet pickles,
as well as this lovely lemon-&-raspberry profiterole.
I didn’t have as much room in the review to as I’d have liked to compliment Beehive’s bar program, but it’s a smart one, with a number of wines to pique the more-serious drinker’s interest plus some well-thought-out seasonal cocktails. You’ll get some idea of the offerings here—but don’t use the website for meal planning, as it doesn’t reflect the ever-changing reality on the ground. That’s not a complaint, or at least not a realistic one; sample menus are to be expected from restaurateurs whose kitchens revolve around daily market finds. Just a heads up.
