Residents of the Mile High City will soon be flocking to restaurants in Downtown and its surrounding neighborhoods as the infamous Denver Restaurant Week kicks off this weekend. Celebrating a decade of offering diners special pricing at some of the city’s most popular restaurants, Denver Restaurant Week will run February 22-28.
New Price Changes Rolled Out This Year
With more than 300 restaurants participating in this city-wide culinary event, you can expand your taste buds by trying new establishments and cuisines for a set price of $60 per couple or $30 per person. This year is the first time that restaurants participating in Denver Restaurant Week have changed their prices from $52.80 (referring to the city’s 5,280 feet in elevation) per couple to the new $60 price.
Restaurant Week Celebrates Worldwide Cuisine
Every restaurant offers individual menus during Restaurant Week, but most include at least three courses (appetizers, entrée, dessert) as part of their offering. Ranging from international cuisine from France and Italy to hometown favorites of Elk, Buffalo and Angus steaks, participating restaurants can cater to your desire to enjoy some of your long-time favorite meals or try newly inspired dishes from around the world.
Highlands Neighborhood Hot Spot for Good Eats
To give you a snapshot of what Denver Restaurant Week has to offer this year, the following popular restaurants in the hip and trendy Highlands neighborhood will be serving some of their best eats throughout the week:
- Axios Estiatorio, offering traditional Greek flavors.
- Café Brazil, offering land and sea South American cuisine.
- Indulge French Bistro by William Wahl, offering authentic French cuisine with a global twist.
- Root Down and Linger, offering farm-to-table organic dishes.
- LoHi SteakBar, offering award-winning American steakhouse favorites.
- Firenze a Tavola, offering authentic Tuscan specialties.
Click here for a complete list of participating restaurants organized by neighborhoods ranging from LoDo, Larimer and Riverfront to Uptown and Capitol Hill. If you see a place that makes you salivate, call for reservations sooner, rather than later, as tables fill up fast during this popular week dedicated to dining out. If you’re unable to secure a spot at your favorite place, don’t get discouraged. This week’s Denver Restaurant Week is only the first of a two-part series dedicated to encouraging couples to dine out in some of Denver’s most desirable restaurants. The second round of Denver Restaurant Week will take place this summer on August 23-29.
If you find a new-to-you neighborhood during your dining experience this week, or during the August event, and you would like more information on condos, lofts or single-family homes that are within walking distance to your favorite Denver restaurant, give the Downtown Denver real estate experts at New Era Group a call. They can help you find the most desirable downtown residences that will satisfy your taste buds and dining lifestyle.
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