The Kalamity Katie's Border Benedict takes a twist on a customary eggs benedict meal with housemade green chile corncakes topped with poached eggs, queso fundido sauce, pico de gallo, sour cream, green onions, and avocados. 

This cozy spot serves American comfort food with original twists. Try the roasted bone marrow with soft scrambled eggs, thyme, and Texas toast.

At this Chipotle-esque restaurant, choose a meal style (wrap, bowl, or salad). Then, add marinated meats, vegetables, and traditional Indian sauces.

Chef Olav Peterson's latest undertaking is an American garden-to-table restaurant with its own 600-square- foot garden. The decor is both old and new, while the menu takes classic dishes and gives them a fresh twist. Try the split-pea soup with edamame salad or the New England clam chowder poured at the table.

Inspired by the love story of Beatrice and Woodsley—a winemaker's daughter and a lumberjack—this restaurant was designed to look like a cabin in the woods. Small-plate dishes offer a modern, eclectic mix of food.

This restaurant is modest in appearance, but its plates of traditional Mexican cuisine are bursting with color. Go for the poblano crepes and classic desserts like tres leches cake.

Vietnamese street food comes to Denver via this upscale restaurant. Marvel at the custom-made industrial decor while savoring a bowl of pho. Choose from more than 20 variations, or opt for the spring rolls. 

A masterful fusion of Asian and Latin cuisines, Zengo celebrates the joyous "give and take" of drinking and eating with the sights, sounds and energy of the bold Latin lifestyle.