Great go to lunch spot, they recently changed their menu up a bit, but you can still get a huge salad for $10.
If you're doing a class come hungry. At the burrata class we made each component then ate them all (plus an unreal burschetta), and that's not to mention all the great house made wine we drank.
Denver's hippest new hotel. Come for great (and decently priced) cocktails and free pinball. Stay for the art and architecture.
The place looks great after their remodel and they have some great cocktails. The menu could not be more all over the place though.
Maybe my favorite dive in Denver. If you're drunk enough the $2 mystery shots will sound appealing, they really are best avoided though.
We like to start the night here for cheap drinks and good tunes before heading downtown. Don't miss the patio.
This place is near and dear to my heart. Italian Beefs, Chicago dogs and $2 Old Styles are unbeatable in Ballpark.
They may have sold you on the sweet a-frame architecture. But don't discount the patio, it's awesome!
Great, cozy place. I never drink soda but went for one of their house-made sodas, it was awesome. Not too sugary, don't miss out!
We usually just hit up Marczyk for our wine and cheese nights, be but don't miss out on the Friday night burger mania all summer!
Pazzo's will always be very near and dear to my heart, and yes I choose it over Vendetta's.
As a local, hands down my favorite bar. Get a classic with a Stiegal and ask Mac for clackers!
We came hungry which was a mistake, this joint is definitely beer-centric with some grub thrown in. That said, great vibes, friendly bar staff and more beer options than you can handle.
Their Chile rellenos are just the cheesy gut bomb a hard working bike shop employee needs.
You will be overwhelmed by the beer cooler. Keep in mind that the gap in the middle splits craft beers and imports/macros. If you're looking for quantity and good deals hit the walk-in.
Always a great value and quick service. The chili, cheese and eggs is a miracle for hung over bellies. But seriously don't you dare skip their pancakes.
Sad they did away with their red stripe special, but guess we'll have to suffer along with Heineken.
Bistro Fourteen is the go-to spot for a solid on mountain meal, better service and prices than the 10th.
I like that they're expanding, but honestly the ballpark location is where you want to go for a more authentic experience.
