Denver Restaurants

Eck's Saloon located in Lakewood, is quite close to Denver and is a major local music magnet. Every night the club has something different to offer. Each day of the week is dedicated to a local band and events like ladies nigh... more

Think Titanic without the waves (or the iceberg): Denver's Ocean Restaurant is large on atmosphere and extravagant in appointment, with several nautical (but nice) dining venues to choose from, including the Galley for relaxed... more

From the 7-oz. Filet Mignon to the 28-oz. Porterhouse, the aged, fine-cut steaks at Prime 121 may bring out the caveman in you, but use your fork and steak knife like everyone else, please. They serve great seafood, too, and if... more

In the 1930s, Patsy's served as a centerpiece to North Denver's Italian community. Little has changed. With authentic Italian food, homemade pasta and an atmosphere in which Sinatra would feel at home, Patsy's brings old world... more

A T-bone, that is. While Ogden Street South Bar and Grill has diverse offerings on its menu throughout the week, Monday night's T-bone steak special keeps the red meat lovers coming back on a regular basis. The meal is rounded... more

That is the question. Some think of champagne as wimpy wine and get no kick from it. That will change, however, after a visit to Corridor 44, a unique place where the food, although it's great, plays second fiddle to the bubbly... more

You may start speaking in a Cajun tongue involuntarily when you step through the doors of Gumbo's Louisiana Style Café/Bar/Restaurant (depending on your perception). It bills itself as a café; as a bar, the drinks are exception... more

In 1934, Denver's most notorious family, the Smalldones opened up an eatery in the North Side to become the heart of both Italian cuisine and an illicit operation. While drawing the neighborhood's attention to their famous past... more

Once upon a time, there was a restaurant in Denver. Started by an entrepreneur in the 1920s, it was called Coney Island, third in a chain of five, and it served good old comfort food. Over 70 years later, the restaurant reopene... more

NoRTH is distinctive, and not just in its name's unusual letter arrangement. The restaurant offers a taste of modern Italy without the cost of a plane ticket, and with its metropolitan ambiance – fine leather booth seating, woo... more