This boisterous restaurant serves up international eats like pad thai and chicken tacos. Consider eating at the hopping bar.

Traditional fare, like tandoori chicken, that embraces the delicate spices of India. Take advantage of the variety in their lunch buffet, and be sure to try the delectable cinnamon bread pudding.

Family owned since 1951, this is one of Denver's oldest restaurants. Charming ambience with authentic Italian food.

The contemporary American menu that starts with anything-but-ordinary fried calamari and ramps up to savory roasted duck. 

This upscale and upbeat restaurant serves continental American food. Try the pistachio-crusted pork chops with Pinot Noir plum sauce and green-onion risotto or the chicken-fried lobster tail.

Make sure to try the pasta Felese: chicken, artichoke hearts, and sun-dried tomatoes in a white wine cream sauce.

Family-owned for more than 70 years. Homestyle cooking and great steaks make this a local favorite.

Enjoy a quality filet mignon, NY strip, or porterhouse steak in a casual dining atmosphere. Try the bone-in filet, the owner's favorite, or the Colorado lamb. 

A warm, comfortable gathering place with a wood-fired grill and rotisserie.

Located on the ground floor at the southern entrance to the Pepsi Center, the restaurant has a true mountain lodge atmosphere.