Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
( 303-991-2277;
www.theoceanaire.com
; 1400 Arapahoe St; mains $26-40; 5-10pm Mon-Thu, to 11pm Fri &
Sat, to 9pm Sun; 10, 15, 20 RTD)
Flying in seafood daily, this dinner spot is popular with busi-
ness travelers and has some of the city's freshest seafood. The space, styled like the dining
room in a 1930s ocean liner, is large and impressive. A roost at the oyster bar offers a
slightly more casual option.
LOCAL KNOWLEDGE
DENVER'S FOODIE UNDERGROUND
Denver's foodie scene has taken to four wheels, two wheels, trolleys and more. Check out
www.roaminghunger.com
and
www.denverstreetfood.com
for daily locations. Top finds include:
$4.25-5.75;
10:30am-3pm;
;
Arapahoe) The standard hits are an elk jalapeño cheddar brat and the
Alaska reindeer sausage.
Manna from Heaven
(
www.mannafoodtruck.com
;
$7-10) Flatbreads gone worldwide crazy.
Still Smokin
( 720-300-4010;
www.stillsmokinco.com
; $4-10) Fusion barbecue. They hang out downtown
most days at lunch.
Noble Swine Supper Club
(
http://nobleswine.tumblr.com
; Varying locations; $10-30) Aspiring local chefs get
together in new locations (almost every week) to test their recipes, inspire and share their love for everything ed-
ible.
Capitol Hill & Golden Triangle
VEGETARIAN
$
City O' City
(
303-831-6443;
www.cityocitydenver.com
; 206 E 13th Ave; mains $8-15;
7am-2am Mon-Fri, 8am-2am Sat,
8am-midnight Sun; ; 2, 9, 52 RTD)
This popular vegan/vegetarian restaurant mixes
stylish decor with an innovative spin on greens, grains, faux meat and granola. The menu
offers tapa boards, big salads, some good transnational noodl e dishes and the best vegan
pizza pie in D-Town…the bar has drinks for accompaniment. The comfy dining room also
features a rotation of artworks by local artists.
WaterCourse Foods
VEGETARIAN
$
