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Denver's Best Hidden Patios for Outdoor Dining and Drinking

May 16, 2019 12:20PM

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Danielle Lirette
Marco's Coal Fired has a new menu of "Hot Parmie" sandwiches and drink specials to go with the refurbished patio, complete with a mural by John Droplitz.
Denver has its share of breathtaking restaurant rooftop patios, spacious decks with sweeping views and sidewalk seating for excellent people-watching. But a cool, secluded patio in the shade is a real find, where you can enjoy great food and drinks in the peace and quiet of a cool Colorado evening. Here are ten of Denver's best hidden patios, some already famous and some brand-new.
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