Where to Find the Best Rooftops and Patios

Modern comfort and local spirit in Denver’s newest entertainment destination. A rallying point for anyone and everyone who wants to discover the spirit of Colorado, The Rally is your home away from home in the heart of Denver. Welcome to a fun, vibrant, family-friendly hotel in Denver’s LoDo neighborhood that puts you right in the center of all the action.

A Larimer Square staple since 2001. With its history and legacy, Tamayo stands alone, but also acts as a creative incubator for new techniques and campaigns that have reached the world in Chef Sandoval’s locations.

Along Larimer Square, Denver's oldest surviving street, historical charm meets the vibrant energy of downtown in the heart of LoDo. Check out the directory of restaurants and retailers to find where to shop, dine, and browse.

Purveyors of fine coffee and cocktails. Serving you Denver’s finest coffee, cocktails, wine, spirits, and beer since 2001.

A Denver Union Station bar & restaurant located in the historic ticketing office inside The Great Hall next to the Crawford Hotel, patrons can step up to the window and purchase a Colorado craft beer from the bar’s extensive draft beer collection from Colorado breweries and microbreweries rather than a train ticket to the west coast. The fabulously restored space is appointed with period-correct finishes from the building’s turn-of-the-century heyday and offers a complete selection of spirits – many of which are distilled right here in Colorado – as well as an extensive list of carefully curated wines available by the glass or bottle.

Opened in 2014 at historic Denver’s Union Station, Mercantile dining & provisions is James Beard-award-winning Chef Alex Seidel’s second restaurant, showcasing the craftsmanship of local farmers, producers, purveyors, and the professional skills of the team. Offering seasonal American cuisine and modern takes on classic comfort food dishes, Mercantile is open for lunch and dinner Monday through Saturday.

Looking for breakfast in Downtown Denver? Snooze is proud to be serving your breakfast and brunch favorites in historic Union Station. This area is a hub for shopping and food, and Snooze is proud to be serving delicious breakfast and brunch alongside this community. No matter your breakfast style, they can guarantee delicious, responsibly-sourced dishes with a creative twist. Here for a classic Denver brunch? The Spicy Bloody is a must.

In the heart of Lower Downtown Denver (LoDo), adjacent to Coors Field, McGregor Square ushers in a new chapter of urban living, entertainment, food, and business travel in Colorado’s historic city. Spanning an entire block, it includes The Rally Hotel, McGregor Square Residences, McGregor Square Offices, various restaurants, retail outlets, and expansive food-hall, all circling a 17,000 square foot plaza complete with a stadium-sized LED screen.

This family-owned winery label is the creation of James & Mark Blanchard, two brothers with a shared passion for fine wines. Originated in Healdsburg, California, Blanchard Family Wines offers hand-crafted, artisan selections that truly showcase a sense of place, and exhibit boutique winemaking techniques. Their wines, from various appellations of California and Colorado, are extremely low-production and limited in availability. Each wine is a unique gem in the bottle and meant to be shared with friends and family.

Kachina is a free-spirited, modern cantina providing an escape in the LoDo district of Denver. Kachina’s inspiration is found in the Four Corners region of Southwest America and Baja Mexico. Go on an adventurous culinary roadtrip with offerings of twists on Mexican and Southwestern standards, like pozole, quesabirria, our selections of salsas, and the eight different types of tacos with your choice of corn tortillas, flour tortillas or fry bread.

Westbound & Down is a brewery specializing in craft beer with deep Colorado roots that aims to infuse the spirit of the West into everything they create. Always consistent, expertly balanced, with a strong commitment to quality. Elevating adventure since 2015.

Located in Denver’s Historic Union Station, Ultreia is the latest from Crafted Concepts, the group behind award-winning Denver restaurants, Rioja  and Bistro Vendôme. James Beard Best Chef Southwest Jennifer Jasinski, along with business partner Beth Gruitch opened Ultreia in the building’s Great Hall based on the shared plate pintxos (pronounced peen chos) and tapas of the Iberian peninsula countries of Spain and Portugal. The word Ultreia has its roots in Latin, loosely translates to “onward” and refers to the words of encouragement shouted to pilgrims on their Camino de Santiago – a 1,000-year-old pilgrimage to the shrine of St. James in the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela in Spain. It seemed a fitting name for a restaurant located in a transit hub.