
Colorado Craft is a modern restaurant concept designed to showcase the best of Colorado’s breweries, distilleries, farms and purveyors. Our chef has taken his seasonal and diverse cuisine and combined it with what our great state has to offer. We aim to support small to medium local companies in representing their individual craft. Join us at Colorado Craft where we feel as if the best memories are made while enjoying exceptional food and libations.
AXE AND THE OAK
BRISTOL
CERBERUS
COLORADO GOLD DISTILLERY
DISTILLERY 291
FIELD HOUSE
GOAT PATCH
JAK’S
LEE SPIRITS
NANO 108
PEAKS AND PINES
PIKES PEAK BREWERY
RED LEG
ROCKY MOUNTAIN BREWERY
CORNER POST
DELICIA’S BAKERY
ONE TOWN FARMS
SANGRES BEST
SCHMIDT APIARIES
THE SOURDOUGH BOULANGERIE
WILD WOMAN FISH CO


As the visionary behind Colorado Craft, The Archives, and Urban Animal Beer Co., Bryan Bradigan is dedicated to elevating the food and beverage scene in Colorado Springs. With a passion for craft beer, innovative cocktails, and locally inspired cuisine, Bryan has built a collection of concepts that celebrate the spirit of Colorado.
With years of experience in the hospitality industry, Bryan is committed to fostering a welcoming atmosphere where guests can enjoy high-quality, handcrafted experiences. Under his leadership, Colorado Craft has become a staple for those who appreciate scratch-made food, exceptional drinks, and a strong sense of community.

Born and raised in Northern California in the small town of Vacaville, Mario’s culinary influence is rooted from his very young memories of family gatherings. Coming from a father who was born into a family of 16 siblings and a mother with an equally large family, Mario has fond memories of the family’s meal preparation.
From his uncles cooking whole pigs in the backyard to his grandmother making tortillas and grinding fresh hominy by hand for posole, everyone gathered in a tiny dining room to enjoy the cherished family meal.

Born in Littleton, New Hampshire, Dylan Currier fell in love with the outdoors while learning to ski at Loon Mountain. When he moved to Colorado at six years old, he discovered a lifelong passion for camping, snowboarding, and the adventurous Colorado lifestyle.
In his early 20s, Dylan moved to Summit County to embrace the ski bum life and fully immerse himself in the mountains. Today, he enjoys disc golfing and camping in the summer, snowboarding in the winter, concerts, and cheering on all his favorite Colorado sports teams.