Places to eat in Denver

Jim E. wrote:
: Need to find some eating places in Denver. I will be in town in January : and would like to know some of the better restaurants to try. (Moderate : price) I am interested in the downtown area and places within a short : taxi ride. : Thanks for any Help. Was there a couple of weeks ago.  Found a Russian Cafe called "The Little Russian Cafe", or something very close to that. Have a fruit vodka. 8-))) I had the goulash.  It was out of this world.  Everyone I was with loved the place.  It is downtown.  I walked there from the Embassy Suites Hotel.  Look in the yellow pages for the address.  Get reservations if you go in a large group  or on weekends.  The price was $20/person with a glass of "Bull's Blood" wine.

Can't wait to get back to Denver.

Try the Brewery Bar II.  Great Mexican food, authentic and the best in the Denver/Boulder area as far as I am concerned.  Their address is

                  150 Kalamath

Call before you go, they have some unusual hours on some days and I am not sure of the exact schedule.

>     Need to find some eating places in Denver. I will be in town in January
>     and would like to know some of the better restaurants to try. (Moderate
>     price) I am interested in the downtown area and places within a short
>     taxi ride.
>     Thanks for any Help.

I like "Greens" for moderately priced "healthy" food. It's downtown on Colfax just east of the Capitol.

Chives American Bistro on 6th Avenue (around Downing?) is good too but a little more expensive.

Strings has great but expensive food. I find the atmosphere there to be a bit pretentious.

When you get into town, pick up a Westword (free tabloid available in stands) for their restaurant and entertainment info.

                  -- Chan Benson
                  HP Fort Collins