Più votati Ristoranti e caffè in Denver

Abejas offers a fine American fare for the residents of Golden to enjoy. Owned and operated by Brandon Bortles and Barry Dobesh, this restaurant is particularly known for its delicacies made with fresh seasonal produce and fine quality ingredients. The menu is diverse and offers good variety for different palates. The salads are delectable, well seasoned and healthy. The mains offer well curated meats and seafood specials. Loyal patrons swear by their Golden Bacon Benedict, Crab Salad and Flat-Iron Steak. The restaurant attracts fine diners and the interiors exude sophistication and elegance with the use of old wooden furnishings and ornate lighting fixtures.

Guard and Grace is a steakhouse set in a contemporary space with elegant, modern decor. Serving dishes made from locally sourced, seasonal ingredients, diners can opt for delicacies like Veal Tartare, Grass-Fed Filet Mignon and Oak-Fired Chicken. If the dishes you want are unavailable, don’t hesitate to ask the knowledgeable wait staff for recommendations or simply order for random things off the menu as everything here is quite tasteful. They also have a great selection of draft and bottled brews, wines and handcrafted cocktails to complement the meals. You can choose between enjoying your meal in the expansive outdoor patio, sitting at the counter where you can see the chef work his magic on the ingredients or have intimate conversations with family and friends at one of the comfortable tables.

Looking for a place to go on a romantic date for a sophisticated meal with friends or colleagues then head to Avelina. A few of the American Cuisine meals served here are Marinated Olives, Flat Iron Steak or try the cured meat and cheese plates with a glass of wine from their collection. Tease your taste buds with desserts like Chocolate Hazelnut Crunch Cake Bar or Citrus Olive Oil Cake. For the health conscious guests, they also have a gluten-free listing.

If romance is on the agenda, head up into the hills to the Flagstaff House for a dining experience like no other. Built in 1929 as a retreat cabin, the spot resides on the side of the eponymous mountain and it overlooks Boulder and the surrounding foothills. The dining area is the epitome of sophistication and mountain elegance, highlighted by a greenhouse-like glass dining pavilion that provides stunning views. The main courses include offerings such as grilled Alaskan King Salmon and Buffalo Filet Mignon. One other side note, its wine cellar stores more than 20,000 bottles, so you are assured the perfect bottle!

Rioja, this eatery on Larimer Street has an intimate feel to it. Glass fixtures, a unique bar with a copper-topped surface, and the serene ambiance lend it a relaxing air. Appetizers include Steamed Manila Clams and Mint-Grilled Shrimp. Among the main courses you can opt for a Chilled Gazpacho Soup or a Roasted Beet Salad. The Muscovy Duck Two Ways and the Grilled Hanger Steak come highly recommended. You can also seat yourself outdoors on the charming little patio – a perfect way to dine on a balmy Denver night.

Frasca Food and Wine is one of the few fine dining establishments in the student-friendly Pearl Street Mall, and it makes up for this dearth by really soaring above everything else here. Frasca can be found on the far east end of the mall within close distance to parking garages and Boulder Creek, but far enough away from the main stretch to be free of the student and family crowds. The restaurant itself is large and modern, but it maintains an air of intimacy, mostly due to the lack of crowds and high waiter-to-table ratio. The options on the menu are delicious, with fresh, organic ingredients bought from local farmers and each menu item that includes a note about which of Frasca's many wines will go best with your meal, eating here is a real experience. -Sabrina Zirakzadeh