22 Provisions, Which Started as a Food Truck, Moves Into Avanti Denver

The concept from Kevin Channell and Quincy Cherrett specializes in East Coast style sandwiches made with elevated ingredients.

Kevin Channell and Quincy Cherrett startedas a food truck during the pandemic. Now they've made the leap to a brick-and-mortar, bringing East Coast-style sandwiches with an elevated twist to Avanti, at 3200 Pecos Street.

All of the sandwiches come on bread baked fresh by City Bakery, and some rolls, like the one used for the Philly and roast pork, get steamed before serving in order to give the sandwich that extra-soft chew. Eventually, both men left Wyoming. Channell moved to Portland, Maine, where he worked at Eventide Oyster Co. and Fore Street Restaurant. Cherrett came to Denver, where he took the position of chef de cuisine at Colt & Gray, then went on to launch the food program at Death & Co. before becoming executive chef of both Izakaya Den and Sushi Den.

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