West Denver Suburbs in Denver
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Dino’s has been around for decades, serving Italian comfort food to generations of Denverites. The unchanging decor has all the charm of a true-blue Italian family restaurant; the unchanging menu offers such standards as pizza and pasta, overflowing with red sauce to mop up with Dino’s garlic bread.
The Doll House has been scrambling eggs since 1954. They also do Mexican and American favorites — if the chicken-fried steak doesn’t get you, the smothered burrito will.
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Edgewater Public Market offers a variety of food, drink and retail vendors to satisfy a wide range of visitors. The convenient and easy layout allows patrons to grab a refreshing drink at Roger’s Liquid Oasis (which offers all-day happy hour on Mondays) before deciding which food stall to hit. From tacos and empanadas to Ethiopian […]
El Rancho got its start in 1948, when the owners built a rustic log building by the side of U.S. Route 40, put a restaurant on the first floor and moved in upstairs. It went through many owners and even more ups and downs before Bonanno Concepts (which owns Mizuna and numerous other restaurants in […]
This native Colorado Mexican chain restaurant, which boasts eight locations, six of them along the Front Range, has been serving up freshly prepared tortilla chips and salsa, enchiladas, burritos and Mexican seafood dishes for the past fifteen years. El Se
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The Foothills Art Center, located in Golden, has been hosting local artists since 1968. The main building of the center got its start in 1872 as a Presbyterian church from 1872, and makes a lovely setting for the exhibits here.
A day at Fossil Trace Golf Club, a two-time Best of Denver winner, is more than just a day on the links – it’s also a trip back in time. This Golden golf course was designed by Jim Engh, and its position at the edge of the foothills is spectacular. But the history of the […]
Fox Hollow in Lakewood boasts three distinct sets of nine-hole golf courses that will accommodate all abilities, and they’re surrounded by stunning Rocky Mountain views. With junior golf programs, indoor and outdoor dining, and opportunities for weddings and events, Fox Hollow is a quiet escape from the nearby city.
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Fish, chips, prawn chips, Cornish pasties, bikers, punks and soccer jerseys — what more could you ask of a neighborhood chipper in Colorado? Owner Alex Stokeld has done a fine job of transforming his second space near Sloan’s Lake into a down-and-dirty fish joint, with picnic tables in the dining room and beers at the […]