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Elway's

Steak Out!

2500 East 1st Avenue
Unit 101
Denver, CO 80206
United States
+1 303 399 5353
http://www.elways.com/

Two friends, John Elway and Tim Schmidt came together to create this restaurant. They put together a menu that's always evolving, and a wine list with prices that won't burn a hole in your pocket. The restaurant boasts of serving the freshest food and there is a lot on offer to tickle your palate. The Duck Tacos, Shrimp Cocktail, Lamb Fondue, and Cured Meat Board are a must from the range of starters. From the main course, go for the Crab Fried Rice, Prime Rib, Hawaiian Sun Fish, and Steak Loaf. The wine list is extensive, with wines from Australia, Argentina, Spain, and California waiting to accompany you on your gourmet journey.

Review © 2007, Wcities

Photo: Jeffrey Beall

Jerusalem Restaurant

First rate cuisine 1890 East Evans Avenue
Denver, CO 80210
United States
+1 303 777 8828 / +1 303 777 8838
http://www.jerusalemrestaurant... The Jerusalem Restaurant rates as one of Denver's best choices for Middle Eastern cuisine, a fact evidenced by long waits for a table. Its menu, however, which offers tasty Pita Rollups stuffed with lamb or chicken, Babaghanouj and Falafel Patties, is well worth the wait. The restaurant tends to be crowded (especially with college kids after the bars close) and smoky but the outdoor patio is unbeatable on warm days. Vegetarian choices abound.

Review © 2007, Wcities

Jerusalem Restaurant photo by wcities
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Las Margaritas

Casual food and atmosphere 1066 South Gaylord Street
(at Mississippi)
Denver, CO 80209
United States
+1 303 777 0194 Authentic, casual, and fun all aptly describe this restaurant and cantina. With its big front deck and relaxed interior, one gets the sense of being in Cancun rather than in a residential neighborhood. Its menu is best known for the homemade green chile, but also offers enchilada plates, fajitas and stuffed Sopapillas. The daily late night happy hour and late night kitchen make it popular with those who like to taunt the sunrise.

Review © 2007, Wcities

Paris on the Platte

A cultivated coffee shop 1553 Platte Street
Denver, CO 80202
United States
+1 303 455 2451 Just across the Platte River from downtown, this happening spot has quietly endured the upscale changes of the neighborhood and remains a hip coffee house for young and old patrons alike. Artwork, Internet access and a connecting bookstore give this coffee shop a cultivated countenance. A late night menu and live entertainment keep the place active. The food is fast but fresh, and among the favorites are the grilled three-cheese sandwich and the roast beef wrap. Fresh fruit and vegetarian items abound.

Review © 2007, Wcities

Photo: ellis sperry
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Pita Jungle

Lebanese cuisine 2017 South University Boulevard
Denver, CO 80210
United States
+1 720 570 1900 This is one of the few Denver restaurants to offer authentic Lebanese and Mid-Eastern fare. The basic decor fails to capture the restaurant's Mid-Eastern roots, but nevertheless still attracts a strong business lunch crowd. For entrees one can get Beef Shawarma, or opt for the generous kabob combo, which features skewered lamb, chicken and kafta kabobs. All entrees include hummus, rice, pita bread, and choice of salad or soup. Lunch features traditional pita sandwiches like the falafel and gyro.

Review © 2007, Wcities

Two-Fisted Mario's Pizza

Late-night favorite 1626 Market Street
Denver, CO 80202
United States
+1 303 623 3523 If you are going to hit the LoDo night scene, orient yourself on how to find this pizza haven. It is one of the few restaurants in the area that caters to the bar crowd by serving late. It looks more suited for a college campus, and the interior looks like it was painted by Jimi Hendrix. The restaurant, in a nutshell, is casual to the core. You will find all the standard toppings. Service, however, can be painfully slow.

Review © 2007, Wcities