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Forest Room 5

2532 15th St.
Denver, CO 80211
Northwest Denver
303-433-7001
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  • $$
  • Dinner, Late Night
  • Full bar
  • ATM, Delivery, Fireplace, Patio/Sidewalk Dining, Private Party, Takeout
  • Metered Parking, Street Parking
  • Reservations Accepted
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A block west of I-25, near the 15th Street bridge, Forest Room 5 is just hip enough to be cool without seeming trendy. With its dim lighting and intimate tables, this eclectic spot attracts a youthful crowd most days of the week, especially on the weekends. While the place is spacious and houses a few different rooms, some of which can be rented out for private functions, it still retains a cozy warmth, and it’s easy to find a spot for a private conversation. What once felt just a little too hip has aged gracefully into a unique hangout that still maintains its cool.

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