You’ll be sure to taste some TLC in the handcrafted, personal pour-over coffee.
We don't think we've ever seen barristas take such care when they make coffee. Skip breakfast? No worries. Try the oatmeal latte - a latte with oatmeal at the bottom. Does it get any better?
Serving great coffee, tea, beer, wine, and bike tune ups. Go see your new neighbors.
Excellent expresso & some of the smoothest lattes (and cold brew) in town, Metropolis Baker captures the spirit of its predecessor, Happy Coffee. Look closely and you can still see the Happy signage.
They use Corvus roasts, Sanctuary chai, and a whole lotta coffee nerd to brew them up
Be sure to really stop and capture the beer aromas as you drink out of Black Shirts’ new glasses. They both have slanted rims so make sure not to spill!
Tasted Black River and Julia's Blessing and love them. Colorado has great beer presence
Winner of Westword's Best of Denver 2010 - Best Place to Get Smashed on Local Brews for $20!
Sit on a cafeteria-style bench at TRVE Brewing and gloomily quaff one of their metal-inspired tasty brews. Read more.
Check out the table books- question and answer books you can write in and answer the questions with people around you. A good way to meet people and laugh a lot!
Go for the burger, with grass-fed beef and your choice of spices blended into the juicy patty.
Order the Peppadew Poppers & the green chile cornbread. Everything we ordered was great.
In a Ballpark location that can accommodate 98 guests Mario Nocifera and his partner, Alex Figura, are serving an eclectic mix of items ranging from chickpea fries to a braised brisket.
The team behind Crema Cofffe House created a timeless community eatery in its space. Popular dishes include the agnolotti and the smoked fish rilletes. Serves brunch Sat. & Sun. [Eater 38 Member] Read more.
To make the perfect bagel, you need three key components: a great recipe, a flexible process managed by a knowledgeable bagel maker, and New York water, says Josh Pollack. Read more.
The shrimp & grits is fantastic and I also enjoy the veggie omelette, the cornbread & collard greens.
Don't miss the homemade drop biscuits -- just the thing to slather with Jelly's house made seasonal jelly! Read more.
Incredible breakfast! I had the blackberry, apple-cinnamon and butterscotch syrups with a pancake flight. I can't recommend it enough.
Best coffee in town. Get just one pancake. They make huge pancakes. It's one of my favorite spots in the world!
Gorgeous, rustic but modern space with fantastic food. Loved the mote pillo with chorizo and buñuelos for brunch. Grab a unique mimosa like passionfruit or blood orange.
Chef Jasinski has transformed Larimer Sq. w/ her restaurants, & it all started with Rioja. This Mediterranean gem is a Denver staple, & Jasinski is constantly keeping her menu fresh. [Eater 38 Member] Read more.
Beast + Bottle might be the might be the best restaurant yet to grace this space with clever food combos like lamb sweetbreads with root vegetable hash, and wines by-the-glass under $10 Read more.
A place for foodies. More cook's studio than restaurant. Menu always changing, but every dish is good. Try the lamb sirloin if available. Lunch $8-$12. Dinner $14 and up. “More Info" for review: Read more.
I can't say enough nice things about this place. For the price, the amount of food you're getting is pure insanity. There isn't one bad thing on the menu. Kudos to the kitchen. A must visit.
Simply amazing! Lovely space, incredible wine selection and the food is spectacular!
Hip vegetarian joint serves up great fare even carnivores can enjoy. Try biscuits and gravy for breakfast, Andalusian pasta or seitan wings for dinner. Entrees $6.75-$12.95. Read more.
Denver's newest artisan food market, The Source, features 13 vendors including two restaurants, a bakery, coffee shop, butcher, brewery, florist, and cocktail bar.
The museum enriches the lives of Colorado and Rocky Mountain residents through the acquisition, preservation, and presentation of art works in both the permanent collections and temporary exhibitions.
An innovative forum for contemporary art that inspires and challenges all audiences, creating understanding and dialog about art of our time.
Denver Made is a monthly trunk show series held at FancyTiger Clothing every first Friday from 7pm-10pm.
This 12-mile long path connects to other trails around town. It's practically a commuter highway from Aurora and points in between. Read more.
