El Camino serves Mexican food sourced from local ingredients. The stylish bar and high-top table seating make it not the typical Mexican restaurant. They even donate a portion of their proceeds to support local public schools. The food centers on Denver’s favorite Mexican dishes and with a large option of flavored margaritas. It was a … Continue reading El Camino Community Tavern →

The Duo restaurant is one of the most familiar restaurants in Denver as it celebrates its 17th year in business. They specialize in Colorado farms and suppliers. It's in an old converted commercial building with high brick walls. With the wood floors and little steps, the building makes you feel like you’re going home to … Continue reading Duo Restaurant →

On the busiest night of the year, we had dinner at The Pig & The Sprout. The extra large crowd was due to a Halloween bar crawl and that chose this restaurant as their start. Nevertheless, we enjoyed the service and food but not the wall-to-wall people in costumes. We shared two small plates to … Continue reading The Pig & The Sprout →

We enjoyed a beautiful fall Sunday morning brunch at the Edgewater Public Market recently. The market has 18 food and drink stalls ranging from ice cream to booze. It’s the largest food hall that we have visited. It would be a great place to take the family as everyone would have a choice of their … Continue reading Edgewater Public Market →

Fire is located downtown on the fourth floor with a beautiful outdoor patio, lots of indoor seating, and a stylish bar. Almost eatery seat had a great view. We enjoyed a glass of wine on the patio as it was just too nice weather-wise to be inside. From the American style menu, we selected three … Continue reading Fire Restaurant →

It has been so pleasant to visit restaurants again, Mile High Dining decided to showcase 5 dishes of the last year that are particularly great. These dishes are presented in no particular order and surprisingly include 3 takeaways. Bass Crudo from Wildflower. Colorado Alamosa bass is paired with citrus, pickled serano peppers and radishes. The … Continue reading 5 Best Dishes of 2021 →

Mile High Dining went to Matsuhisa Denver, a foodie’s Japanese restaurant. It's owned by Nobu Matsuhisa and his empire has over 40 restaurants from Tokyo to Paris and 13 hotels. He also has written 7 books and has even appeared in a James Bond movie. We started with the Yellowtail sushi with jalapenos. One of … Continue reading Matsuhisa Denver →

Mile High Dining went to the newest food hall in Denver, the Grange Hall. There are 6 food stalls and a brewery. The Hall is operated by the TAG Group that operates about a dozen restaurants in Denver headed by Troy Guard. Grange Hall has pizza, burgers, coffee, bowls, gyros, and chicken options. A sushi … Continue reading Grange Hall →

Mile High Dining says goodbye to 4 favorite restaurants that have closed their doors. The last two years have been very difficult on the restaurant business. We will miss Acorn, Euclid Hall, 12@Madison, and Max’s Wine Dive. Acorn was located inside the Source Foundry and it was the child of Oak and Fourteenth from Boulder. … Continue reading 4 Favorites that have closed their doors! →

After comparing three different wine shops, Mondo, Vineyard, and Total, we tried a new wine bar, Noble Riot, for a light meal and several wines. The outside seating is an alley way and once again, we were the oldest customers by years. We sat outside on an unstable high top but it was such great … Continue reading Noble Riot Wine Bar →