Rocky Mountain Oyster

[...] of seeking pricey Mexican food, we headed across the street for low-key Italian fare at Osteria Marco. Osteria Marco is one of many Denver-area restaurants operated by restaurateur Frank Bonanno. [...]

[...] puts it near many other well-known Denver restaurants, including Euclid Hall, Rioja, and Osteria Marco. Their rooftop patio draws crowds looking to have dinner or drinks outside, and it was [...]

[...] Last weekend, after running out of time to try dessert at Osteria Marco, we found ourselves bumbling around Larimer Street looking for something sugary. Crepes 'n [...]

[...] Last Sunday we found ourselves on a journey to Thai Monkey Club, which supposedly offered Thai food so good that it warranted a long drive from the suburbs [...]

[...] plate of Drunken Noodles, although I do prefer the more peanut-heavy concoction made by Thai Monkey Club. My main plate was - no surprise here - the Panang Curry with chicken ($9.95 + $1 for brown [...]

[...] does have a lively atmosphere, a great drink list, and plenty of decent sushi options. Casual Dining (7 of 10) Pros: Great sushi rolls, reasonably priced Cons: Crowded, skip the sunomono [...]

[...] prices feel a bit steep and their brunch offerings just don't quite come together for me. Casual Dining (6 of 10) Pros: High quality ingredients, great lattes Cons: Food sometimes lacking in flavor [...]

[...] wings. It's certainly worth a visit for anyone in the south suburbs who loves pizza and beer. Casual Dining (7 of 10) Pros: Outstanding beer list, good pizza Cons: Very long waits, some food is just [...]

[...] beer and food options nearby, it's certainly not at the top of my list for a return visit. Casual Dining (5 of 10) Pros: Easy to get a table, great location Cons: Food and beer are forgettable, [...]

[...] spot among the constant crowds at Avery. The gem hiding behind the car wash We've been to the tap room three times now, and it's always been fairly busy. Service can be slow, but the waitstaff is [...]

[...] won't catch your eye as you drive past it on Hampden, but the interior is impressive. The tap room is a giant, L-shaped space with a small bar and numerous long tables. The nautical motif [...]

[...] the following criteria: - Be brewed in Colorado - Be available for purchase outside of a tap room or brew pub (sorry, Mountain Sun) - Be available for some indefinite time into the future [...]

[...] on some outstanding Yelp reviews and its close proximity to our neighborhood, we tried Udom Thai at Dry Creek and University for a very late lunch this past Saturday. Udom Thai is [...]

[...] 30 minutes ahead of our reservation time, my husband and I couldn't pass up the allure of Denver Beer Company on a beautiful Sunday afternoon in Denver. The Denver Beer Company apparently used to be [...]

[...] . This particular afternoon, my husband and I met up with my mom after a quick trip to the Denver Beer Company just up the road. I had made afternoon tea reservations for three about a week ago. The [...]

[...] itself was very spicy (as requested) and flavorful. And I ordered my Thai go-to dish, the Panang Curry ($8.95 + $2 for chicken): Panang Curry I had to keep up with my husband, so I ordered it at a [...]

[...] peanut-heavy concoction made by Thai Monkey Club. My main plate was - no surprise here - the Panang Curry with chicken ($9.95 + $1 for brown rice), spiced "hot." I ordered brown rice in [...]

[...] it could morph into a sufficiently appealing spot on a restaurant-heavy stretch of downtown Denver. And Ignite is surrounded by some outstanding downtown Denver restaurants. In a brave [...]

[...] weekend's adventures brought us to Tamayo, a swanky Mexican restaurant at Larimer Square in downtown Denver. Tamayo is a Richard Sandoval restaurant, so it gets a lot of press for that reason alone. [...]

[...] weather brings the opening of the large doors and use of the patio along Platte Street in downtown Denver. On the Sunday of our visit, we arrived at 12:30 pm to a moderately busy brewery filled with [...]

[...] from them at least once a week. I'm not sure how it compares to any of the surrounding Thai restaurants, but we'll certainly try to make another visit when we're in the area. Everyday Dining [...]

[...] everywhere. You also may not want to bring kids to Hapa, or your grandma, or your boss, as the sushi menu is filled with suggestive names. It's more of a trendy, lively place to grab drinks and dinner [...]