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 › Simms Steakhouse

Steaks are the signature item at this spacious restaurant, but also enjoy seafood options like halibut with lobster cream sauce.

 › Melting Pot (Louisville)

Dip into something different and check out the $100 four-course wine dinner for two. 

 › Keg Steakhouse & Bar (Lakewood)

Serves fine cuts of steak aged for tenderness, with a menu featuring prime rib, seafood, and a long list of wines and cocktails.

 › Texas de Brazil

Inspired by traditional Brazilian churrascarias, this South American hot spot features sizzling cuts of beef, lamb, pork, chicken, and sausage, slow roasted and seasoned to perfection. Try the signature caipirinha cocktail.

 › Fleming's Prime Steakhouse & Wine Bar

Indulge in aged prime beef and discover new tastes with the award-winning wine list, featuring 100 wines by the glass.

 › Keg Steakhouse & Bar (Downtown)

Serves fine cuts of tender steak, as well as prime rib, seafood, and a long list of wines and cocktails.

 › Willie G's Seafood and Steaks Denver

A dark cozy restaurant that invites long conversations over seafood and steak. Serves raw oysters.

 › Kevin Taylor's at the Opera House

A modern American menu, from Maine lobster ravioli to Colorado rack of lamb with French lentils, in the sleek ambience of the opera house.

 › Fort

A Colorado institution offering fine buffalo, beef, seafood, and game. Enjoy breathtaking views of the mountains and Denver's city lights while you dine.

 › Meritage

The menus include naturally raised meats, line-caught fish, organic produce, and fine wines.

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