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Tables $$$

Park Hill / American A glass of wine, flickering candle-

light, and mismatched tables set the tone at this cozy

neighborhood restaurant. Reservations accepted. 2267

Kearney St., 303-388-0299. Dinner

Tacos Tequila Whiskey $

City Park / Mexican Often referred to as Pinche Tacos,

this taqueria offers a variety of Mexican specialties. Try

the queso a la plancha taco made with griddled Cotija

cheese, smashed avocado, and roasted tomatillo salsa.

Multiple locations. Reservations not accepted. 1514

York St., 720-475-1337. Lunch, Dinner

TA G $$$

Downtown / International Chef Troy Guard describes

the food at his flagship restaurant as continental social

cuisine. Translation: He serves big and small plates with

flavors from around the world. Reservations accepted.

1441 Larimer St., 303-996-9985. Lunch, Dinner

TAG Burger Bar $$

Congress Park / American This inventive burger bar

lets you pick your protein and toppings. The Los Chin-

gones burger comes with baja slaw, “chicharrones”

(fried pork rinds), griddled cotija cheese, black bean

purée, and Cholula aïoli. Reservations not accepted.

1222 Madison St., 303-736-2260. Lunch, Dinner

Tamayo $$$

Downtown / Mexican This spot’s modern menu is

derived from authentic Mexican roots and ingredients.

Reservations strongly recommended. 1400 Larimer St.,

720-946-1433. Lunch, Dinner, Brunch

Tavernetta $$$

Downtown / Italian The team behind Boulder’s

acclaimed Frasca Food and Wine offers the same atten-

tion to detail and hospitality at their more casual Denver

restaurant. The charming space is home to dishes from

across Italy and a deep wine list. Try the “pollo girarro-

sto,” a whole rotisserie-roasted chicken for two served

with potatoes and escarole. Reservations accepted.

1889 16th St, 720-605-1889. Lunch, Dinner

There Denver $$$

LoHi / American Order one of the jam-based cocktails,

then indulge in a variety of eclectic small plates like

tostadas, steamed buns, and lettuce wraps. You’ll want

to try everything at this quirky Telluride-born eatery.

Reservations accepted. 3254 Navajo St., 720-500-3254.

Dinner, Brunch

To The Wind Bistro $$$

City Park / Contemporary This cozy neighborhood

restaurant offers a fresh, casual take on bistro fare and a

top-notch craft beer selection. You’ll find eclectic plates

like cornmeal waffles with roasted pork shoulder,

kampachi poke, and buttermilk chicken with pink

banana squash. Reservations not accepted. 3333 E.

Colfax Ave., 303-316-3333. Dinner

Tocabe $

Berkeley / American American Indian food goes

Chipotle-style at this quick service restaurant. Try the fry

bread taco loaded with beef, buffalo, or chicken, and

beans, lettuce, cheese, and salsas. Also try the Green-

wood Village location. Reservations not accepted. 3536

W. 44th Ave., 720-524-8282. Lunch, Dinner

Tony’s Bistro $

Capitol Hill Area / Deli This casual neighborhood spot

is known for its Reuben‚ corned beef or pastrami‚ and

wide assortment of sandwiches. Start your day off right

with the eggs Benedict and $5 bottomless mimosas.

Reservations accepted for parties of six or more. 950

Broadway, 720-880-4501. Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

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