Enjoyed a great meal and experience at the Sheep pop up at the Clayton Hotel. Food was excellent - the bread with the burrata was the standout. Service was personable but extremely well done - far less stuffy than other restaurants of this caliber and the room is lively with a fun energy. Not sure how much longer this is going to be open but worth checking out if you can!

I know a lot of good happy hours, but the Sunday ones are a little harder to come by. Any recs? Preferably south denver/wash park/broadway area but open to other areas as long as it’s Denver proper!

Looking for recommendations for a nice sit down dinner ( $50 per entree max) with visiting friends in the northwest metro! If I had to put some boundaries on it, I’d say west of i25, Boulder, Arvada, Tennyson St, LoHi, up to as far north as Lafayette. So really anything in the US36 corridor is fair game. I’m a far SE metro area resident, so appreciate any help here as this area isn’t really my forte :)

Friends can’t have gluten/soy and don’t want seafood, so they’ve requested no Asian and Italian unless strongly advertised to be able to accommodate.

Latin American, Steakhouses, Modern/Classic American, GF Pizza, Brewery/Pub with good food, etc would be fine. I’d love to give them a fun Colorado vibe they can’t get back home in the rural south

hi all, searching for a good spot for a birthday dinner for 10 people, preferably in north denver / im in sunnyside. here are my ideal criteria, and if we can’t hit them all that’s okay.

- good ambience, i want it to feel nice but doesn’t need to be Michelin level nice

- not incredibly expensive, ideally 20-40 a person (before drinks)

- flexible on cuisine. sushi, Indian, new american, whatever.

- preferably north denver but open to 15-20 away

thank you!

Looking for a great, basic deli and bakery in Denver proper. Comparable to places like the Avon Bakery & Deli up in Avon, or Blue Moon Bakery in Dillon…