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Been to Denver twice this year. Short trips, not much sight seeing or anything like that. Work related. I envy you moving there. I’d be all for relocating if it was possible for me to do so. Housing is crazy expensive though.
I moved here a few months ago and I'm still trying to figure it all out.
Buckhorn Exchange--expensive, but it is sort of a destination type place.
Thanks. It looks like it’s about a mile from Coors field. That right? Easy enough walk?
Pro tip: those U shaped counters are first come first serve. So if you see one of those open up just sit down. Of course that's tough if it's more than 2 of you. I've eaten there half dozen times and never waited in line.
I would second ffldrew, La Loma is my favorite green chili and maybe my favorite restaurant in all of Denver. A smidge pricey for mexican, but worth it.
Oh I don't know about that @Bucky86. Thrillist rated it one of the 30 best in the US. But you know how lists are. I had beer last night but I'd guess the margaritas are excellent. They had a beverage manager listed on the menu and looked like they put a lot of effort into the cocktails.
My sister and BIL live there so I’m a little familiar with beer and eats in the city. Especially beer, she’s always sending me stuff and when I visit we hit up lots of places. Are you into craft beer?
I moved here a few months ago and I'm still trying to figure it all out.
It's Mexican- Mexican - like Mexico City. Anahiem Chiles are not as good IMO.
Hotel Born. The Train from the airport drops you literally at their entrance. Great spot to walk to a bunch of things nearby. Check out Tavernetta for a nice meal and grab a drink at their wine bar right next door called Sunday Vinyl.My wife and I will be spending 3 days in Denver early March.
I was thinking about getting the city pass to see some of the attractions, but would like some recommendations on things to do other than zoos, aquariums, gardens etc. We're from Los Angeles so we're looking for things with more regional flavor than just flora, fauna, and art.
The plan is to take ride shares and public transportation rather than renting a car.
Hotel recommendations area also appreciated.
If you're ridesharing and/or using public transportation, I highly recommend 2-3 margaritas as The Rio.My wife and I will be spending 3 days in Denver early March.
I was thinking about getting the city pass to see some of the attractions, but would like some recommendations on things to do other than zoos, aquariums, gardens etc. We're from Los Angeles so we're looking for things with more regional flavor than just flora, fauna, and art.
The plan is to take ride shares and public transportation rather than renting a car.
Hotel recommendations area also appreciated.
Red Rocks is awesome. Be in decent shape as the walk up is a ways. saw Steve Winwood & his band & Steve Petty & the Heartbreakers a few years back. coolest venue for a concert I've ever been.
If you're looking for a good Grateful Dead themed bar in Denver... look no further than Sancho's Broken Arrow. Wipe your feet on the way out!
Which shows? I'm looking at a few myself. Hope to make it out there for Tedeschi Trucks for sure.
Heck throw in some Michael Franti on Sat as well. That's a nice 4 day run there. I'm gonna see Tedeschi Trucks Band end of July. Hoping they add another good band on that week after they play as its wide open right now.
