Believe the hype. Frasca is worth your time and money. All of your money, actually.

A classic Denver restaurant that doesn’t get enough love. Potager is an all time Infatuation favorite.

The Plimoth in City Park is Denver's best date night restaurant.

An excellent choice for special occasions, Spuntino is all about great pasta and wine.

There are a lot of reasons that the renovation of Union Station is great for Denver. Mercantile Dining & Provision is definitely one of them.

The Preservery isn’t doing anything particularly unique, but they are doing things Denver likes very well.

Colt & Gray is "Perfect For" pretty much everything, including probably eating some duck testicles. Get adventurous.

You know Denver is getting crazy when the new hot restaurant is in a 19th century brick factory on Brighton Boulevard.

Where you can get a taste of places you’ve never been, only without the requisite hepatitis shots.

Table 6 might not be the newest thing on the Denver restaurant scene, but it should still be on your radar for brunch and dinner, and also for tater tots.

Bistro Barbes is a Park Hill gem, Perfect For a fancy date night or special occasion.

Another spinoff restaurant that isn’t yet quite as good as the original.

Bones in Capitol Hill has a small but reliable Asian fusion menu, and patio and the open kitchen make it a surprisingly great place for a date

Duo needs an intervention. What used to be one of Denver's best, has lost its inspiration...

Located in a market prime for afternoon people watching, this artisanal ice cream shop has all kinds of flavor.

Sushi Den serves some of the best raw fish in Denver.