BY MIGUEL OTÁROLA, @MOTAROLA_EATS

Have you ever seen a server, chef or customer wearing smart glasses at a restaurant? You know, the Ray-Bans with camera lenses on the tips of the frame that can capture photos and video?

I'm wondering whether they would be a useful tool at a restaurant (I post stories ocassionally on Instagram @motarola_eats) or if the general public is just not ready for them yet. Hit up the tip pool below if you've got something to say about them.

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EAT THIS

Sobo 151

If watching playoff hockey (or basketball, let's face it) puts your stomach in a knot, the Bavarian pretzel at Sobo 151 will untie it. The south Broadway bar has a singular appeal in Denver for its Czech food, pints of Pilsner Urquell and wide-ranging hockey fandom. The $10 appetizer is a great introduction to the rest of their pub fare and done like nowhere else in the metro: soft and steamy inside, deep fried for a crispy outer shell and paired with a delightful garlic dip. It'll make you forget about the game for a hot second.

151 S. Broadway, Denver; sobo151.com