All of our charcuterie was butchered and cured in Viande, our in-house curing facility
Coppa
$10.00
chili rubbed pork shoulder
Speck
$9.00
juniper berry, black pepper
Salmon
$8.00
Guanciale
$7.00
Culatello
$11.00
Duck Prosciutto
$9.00
Breseola
$8.00
Smaller Plates
Colorado Lamb Tartare*
$14.00
crispy capers, preserved lemon, quail egg
Beets Goat Cheese Salad
$13.00
seven greens, citrus vinaigrette
Mussels & Fries
$14.00
white wine, leeks, lemon zest
Frisée Salad
$13.00
crispy poached egg, wild mushroom, thyme
Seven Green Salad
$14.00
champagne vinaigrette
Entrée
Our menus are highly seasonal and subject to change, some items may not be available every evening
Potato Gnocchi
$23.00
summer vegetables, basil pesto
Colorado Lamb
$14.00
asparagus, fava beans, baby beets, lentil salad
Diver Scallops
$29.00
almond risotto, orange buerre blanc
Roasted Chicken
$29.00
potatoes dauphine, asparagus
Pork Chop
$37.00
smoked fingerling potatoes, haricots verts, au poivre
The Butcher
Beef Filet*
$47.00
8 oz tenderloin, sauce bordelaise or béarnaise, choice of side
Dry-Aged New York Strip*
$60.00
22 oz bone-in, sauce bordelaise or béarnaise, choice of side
Dry-Aged Porterhouse*
$2.90 per oz, sauce bordelaise or béarnaise, choice of two sides
MP
Hudson Valley Duck Breast*
8 or 16 oz, barbeque glaze, choice of side/sides
$30.00
$50.00
Sides
Crispy Rosemary Potatoes
$8.00
Grilled Broccoli
$8.00
anchovy vinaigrette
Haricots Verts
$8.00
Asparagus
$8.00
French Fries
$6.00
*There is a risk associated with consuming raw or undercooked meats, poultry, seafood, shellfish or eggs. This may increase your risk of food born illness. If you have a chronic illness, your are at the greatest risk of illness from raw or undercooked protein. If unsure of your risk, consult your physician. These items are cooked to order and may be served raw or undercooked. Guests concerned with food allergies must be aware of the risk. Please inform your server if you have any food allergies or dietary concerns
Nelson, a native of Colorado, spent 15 years in the securities brokerage business before packing up his young family and moving to New York to attend the French Culinary Institute. Nelson graduated among the top of his class, earning the Grand Diplome de Cuisine, then spent time following graduation interning, trailing and working at a number of acclaimed New York restaurants including Blue Hill. Nelson is an appointed member of the Colorado Department of Agriculture's Specialty Crops Advisory Board
Nelson considers Julia Child, Dan Barber, Marco Pierre White, Jacques Pepin, and his parents to be among his strongest culinary influences. In addition, he credits years of travel, cooking, adventure and time spent on his family’s ranch with forming his gastronomical tastes. His food philosophy is to use the best available ingredients and treat them gently.
Nelson and his wife Allison opened Colt & Gray (named after their two oldest children – Coulter and Grayson), in August of 2009. Nelson is forever thankful to Allison for her support in allowing him to chase this dream.