
Denver has quickly established itself as a culinary hotspot, earning numerous food and beverage awards along the way. With a dynamic dining scene, food lovers from all over flock to the Mile High City to experience its diverse array of flavors. Whether you're indulging in a multi-course tasting menu at a chef-owned fine dining restaurant, exploring global flavors at gourmet food halls and markets, or savoring dishes made with fresh, locally sourced ingredients like green chili, Colorado lamb, and beef, Denver offers something for every palate. It's clear that the city's food culture is thriving and continues to attract new visitors seeking an exceptional dining experience.
Denver Restaurant Week
This year, Denver Restaurant Week from March 7-16, is offering an exciting twist with four distinct price points: $25, $35, $45, and $55 for a multi-course meal. This expansion allows diners to explore a wider range of restaurants and experiences, whether they’re seeking an affordable option or a more lavish culinary adventure. It's the perfect opportunity to sample the best of Denver’s dining scene without breaking the bank. From casual eateries to upscale dining rooms, participating restaurants will offer exclusive menus that showcase their unique takes on both local and international dishes.
For both long-time Denver residents and newcomers to the city, Denver Restaurant Week is a can't-miss event that brings together the city's diverse food scene in one exciting celebration. The inclusion of multiple price points ensures that everyone can partake in the festivities, from budget-conscious foodies to those looking to treat themselves to an extravagant meal. With such a rich variety of options available, this event is the perfect opportunity to discover new favorites and experience the culinary talent that has put Denver on the map as one of the top dining destinations in the country.
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