Denver is criminally devoid of places to eat past 9 or 10 p.m. I've so far only been to Jerusalem restaurant on this list. It was okay for 3 a.m., but mediocre food otherwise. Meh.Adds Chris:
Pete's Kitchen is awesome but the rest of those places are shitholesSome readers pointed to places that didn't make the list. Suggests Steve:
Leela's blows all of these places away.Notes Nikki:
You forgot Sexy Pizza Cap Hill. Open 'til 3 a.m. on weekends.And then there's this from Brian:
Considering Colorado’s legalization of a drug that is known to stimulate appetite, I’m betting these places get lots of business.Keep reading for more of our late-night coverage.
"Late-Night Munchies: Where Denver Eats After Last Call"
"The Happiest Hour: Late-Night Dining at Cart-Driver"
"Exploring Havana: Taco Star Satisfies Beyond Late-Night Munchies"
"Happy Hour at Tom's Urban: Last Call for Late-Night Eats"
As Tom's Urban learned several years ago, it's hard to keep a place open 24/7 in Denver, and outside of a few club zones, few kitchens serve beyond midnight. But with the influx of service-industry employees moving to town to fill restaurant jobs, more and more Denver residents are looking for late-night food and drink options.
At one of the spots too new to make our list — Izakaya Ronin at 3053 Brighton Boulevard — chef/partner Corey Baker set out to fill a void in the dining scene with a Japanese-style pub that wouldn't even start serving food until 10 p.m. While the sushi bar upstairs keeps more standard hours, the subterranean bar, located in what was once a boiler room, was supposed to stay open until 2 a.m. But those hours have already been moved up and cut back.
What other late-night spots are real finds? Post a comment, or mail your ideas to [email protected].