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 Known for martinis |
630 East 17th Ave Denver, CO 80203 United States +1 303 861 2820 http://www.avenuegrill.com |
Stepping into this dining-nugget is akin to taking a trip back to the American supper clubs of the 1930s. Dark wood, brass fixtures and retro neon signs create the desired effect here. Its martinis have been recognized by the local press as some of the best in Denver, making it a popular after-work stop. Choose from an array of dishes ranging from upscale steak and seafood selections to local favorites, such as the vegetarian burrito and Mexican steak. For dessert try the Chocolate Tortillas or Key Lime pie. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 Retro pool |
1700 Vine Street Denver, CO 80206 United States +1 303 339 1700 |
If you are looking for a game of eight ball in a retro (very retro!) environment, then drop by at this popular uptown nightspot. Funky chairs, odd lamps, and love seats, many boasting loud pastel colors, surround the pool tables. The focus may be on pool, but this is still a great place to strike up a conversation. With a mix of the beautiful people and neighborhood characters you are bound to meet some interesting folks. The bar serves an array of local microbrews, and has Guinness on tap. The menu features Macaroni and Cheese, Barbecue Ribs, and pasta dishes. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Food fit for a king or queen |
4900 East Colfax Avenue Denver, CO 80220 United States +1 303 355 4488 http://www.tantelouise.com/ |
If you can imagine yourself as a king in 16th-century France about to be served a magnificent feast, you can get a good feel for what this French restaurant is all about. With its high-backed chairs, polished floors and fine china, the setting and atmosphere befits royalty. No wonder it is one of Denver's favorite spots for romance. Outdoor seating is available in season. Culinary delights include Colorado Rack of Lamb, sea bass, and roasted duck. The wine list is extensive with a heavy lean towards French vintages. Review © 2007, Wcities |