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The Best Weekday Lunches In Denver
Where to have the best lunch in Denver, Monday through Friday.
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The Monkey Barrel
The most important thing about Monkey Barrel in Sunnyside is that they’re serving Carbone’s sandwiches. Hit it for your lunch or late night needs.
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Brider
Brider is fast casual, but the food is sit-down restaurant quality. Make it you go-to lunch spot in LoDo.
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Masterpiece Delicatessen
Every city needs a go-to sandwich shop, and Masterpiece is Denver’s best. Go to the LoHi location and bring your sandwich to Confluence Park.
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Salt & Grinder
Salt & Grinder is a sandwich shop in Highlands with huge Italian classics like meatball and chicken parm, but also salads, soup, and breakfast food.
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Pizzeria Locale
This is a fast-casual pizza spot, but it’s serving some of the best thin crust in town. For a quick lunch or dinner, it can’t be beat.
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Bones
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
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Denver Central Market
Denver Market is a food hall in Rino with a ton of vendors. It’s a great option for a weekday lunch, and you should eat on the patio if you have time.
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Royal Rooster
On weekdays from 11am-3pm, Rooster sets up shop in LoHi’s Old Major with a limited but excellent menu of sandwiches. Get the burger.
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Woodgrain Bagels
Woodgrain serves Montreal-style bagels, and they’re some of our favorite in town. Go for the breakfast bacon, egg, and cheese.
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Sloan’s Lake Tap & Burger
Sister to Lower Highlands Tap & Burger, Sloan’s is an upscale brewpub. It’s great for watching a game, but also works for a lunch meeting
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Buchi Cafe Cubano
A Cuban coffee and sandwich place in Sunnyside equally useful for getting work done and hanging out.
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Guard and Grace
Denver's downtown "power lunch" gets redefined, just make sure you can expense it.
