That famous lamb. Those Palisade peaches, Olathe corn, and Rocky Ford melons. That ubiquitous green chile. The ever-flowing beer. Anyone who still claims there’s no such thing as Colorado cuisine just ...

Simply put, the Wolf’s Tailor is one of the most unusual and ambitious restaurants in Denver. But explaining the concept further is not so simple. Loosely mixing global cuisines with local influences, ...

What are hot dogs doing at one of Denver’s most illustrious cocktail bars — one named the best in the U.S. at Tales of the Cocktail 2024? Being consummately incredible. Whether topped with cheeseball ...

The River North Art District, more commonly called RiNo, isn’t very big — about a mile-long stretch carved out of Five Points northeast of Ballpark. But it’s made an outsized impact on Denver’s social ...

A drinking town from the moment its government was established in a saloon, the Mile High City has grown up as a renowned destination for beer and spirits — and today, even its restaurants’ wine ...

Brenna Houck is an Oregon-based dining editorial manager for the Eater network, overseeing the Cascadia, Midwest, and Southeast regions. She previously edited Eater Detroit and reported for Eater. You ...

With outstanding tasting menus, steak dinners, trophy wines, and more, these spots were built for celebration ...

As for these 20 spots, they’ve either long defined the local scene or have quickly proven themselves indispensable to it: Here’s a true slice of the Mile High City. Additional reporting by Gigi Sukin ...

Coming here for dim sum is like walking into a kaleidoscope of humanity — carts spin, servers blur past, the din echoes, and hands and mouths make quick work of flavors and textures galore. Every ...

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New to the map: Alteño and Cherry Creek Grill join the list, while Le Bilboquet, Ay Papi, Kini’s, Local Jones, and Forget Me Not have departed.

Welcome to the Eater 38, a seasonally updated guide to restaurants that represent the growth and ingenuity of Denver’s culinary community. Since its launch in 2012, this map has traced the city’s ...