I wrote about Rollin’ against Hunger in today’s On The Town column! On Sunday, Mile High Spirits is hosting a mini food truck party along with Food Bank of the Rockies, Crock Spot, Street Eats, NZ Smoking Guns, Mestizo’s, Aiko Pops and United We Feed. Proceeds to benefit Food Bank of the Rockies.

Here’s what you can expect, according to Rollin’ with Hunger’s Facebook site:

-Cooking demos by Master Chef Jake Gandolfo
-Raffles
-Live music, great food, amazing libations
-A whole lotta fun!
-The opportunity to walk away knowing you contributed to something that is a growing issue in the world AND on our home turf

Let everyone know you’re coming here.

Sent at 12:47 p.m. Nothing really to look at here!

Nine of Denver’s top chefs made their way to Delaware today to join other international names at Meals From the Masters, a foodie fest to benefit Meals on Wheels Delaware.

The local top toques will cook culinary creations for roughly 1,200 guests during Sunday’s 15th Annual Celebrity Chefs’ Brunch. The chefs are: Tyler Wiard of Elway’s Cherry Creek, Shawn Cubberley from Elway’s Vail, Alex Seidel of Fruition, Matt Selby and Brandon Foster from Vesta Dipping Grill, Lon Symensa of ChoLon, Jeff Osaka of Twelve, personal chef Kurt Boucher (formerly with Satchel’s) and Duane Walker from Lola.

Read more about the weekend event at mealsfromthemasters.com.

Encore, the restaurant with the sweet patio in the Lowenstein development on Colfax and Elizabeth, is calling it quits after Sunday brunch.

Sibling owners Paul and Aileen Reilly blame a break-down in long-term lease negotiations with the complex’s owner and developer Charlie Woolley of the St. Charles Town Co.

Although history tells us there are two sides to every story, Woolley told me he was not at liberty to discuss the situation.

“We’ve got lawyers, and I can’t talk about it,” he said.

While it’s apparent that the two parties couldn’t reach an amicable agreement, the Reillys said in a statement that they’ve “been working with Mark Thomas of Sanborn and Company to locate an additional location.

“Denver is a great restaurant town and we are confident we will find a location that fits Encore,” according to the statement. So perhaps those popular pepper poppers will find a new home.

Earlier today in my Thursday On The Town column, I wrote about the “Party like a pinata, get smashed” sign in the LimeXS parking lot.

Turns out there’s a T-shirt. Click here to order through Zazzle.com.

Just 290? Peeps, let’s show him some love!

It’s happy and sad at the same time!

Read my column here.