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It would also be remiss to talk up Denver without mentioning the citys natural neighbors, the Rocky Mountains.

The cocktail bar Room for Milly in Denver, Colorado.
Where to Stay
A cozy corner of Reynard Social at The Thompson Denver.
Ideally situated in the center of the city, the Thompson Denver channels sophistication and style.
For a cozy evening, enjoy fine French cuisine atChez Maggybefore heading up toReynard Socialfor cocktails overlooking the skyline.

A cozy corner of Reynard Social at The Thompson Denver.
Nestled in the heart of Cherry Creek, this multifaceted property is part hotel and part members club.
Designed to curate a community of art-driven clientele, The Clayton carefully combines work and play.
From the buzzy rooftop pool to the sleek underground speakeasy, The Clayton takes the art of entertaining seriously.

A king suite at Life House Lower Highlands.
A king suite at Life House Lower Highlands.
Head over to the Halcyon to experience leisure and luxury at every corner.
Did I mention that every room is outfitted with a unique collection of records and a vinyl record player?

The dining room at Noisette.
And, yes, pets are welcomed with open arms and a stash of treats at the front desk.
This hotel is a breath of fresh air.
Where To Eat
The dining room at Noisette.

The spread at Safta.
From dawn to dusk, Noisette invites guests to enjoy life the French way.
By popular demand, this Vietnamese pop-up opened a full-time restaurant back in June.
Helmed by husband-and-wife team, Ni and Anna Nguyen, the menu features classic dishes with a contemporary flair.

The Delta Royale at Room for Milly.
Pull up a chair to this 15-seat chefs counter for an intimate dining experience unlike anything else.
There is no such thing as a wrong order here since everything hits just right.
The spread at Safta.

Denver Botanic Gardens.
For a delicious journey through Israels expansive cuisine, Safta is the right choice.
The menu draws inspiration from traditional dishes through a modern lens.
If you cant stop by for dinner, see to it to snag a brunch reservation.

Denver Central Market
Not even a year old, Molotov has quickly become one of the hardest reservations to get in town.
Where To Drink
The Delta Royale at Room for Milly.
Inspired by the legendary 1920s socialite Milly Parker, this upscale cocktail bar is not your average speakeasy.
This subterranean watering hole is Dairy Blocks best-kept secret.
From seasonal cocktails to vintage spirits, this cozy cocktail lair serves creative concoctions in an understated setting.
Pop by for a pre-dinner drink or a nightcap with friends.
Nestled in a beautifully restored warehouse, this late-night jazz bar is one not to miss.
Some of the best includeBlack Shirt Brewing,Ratio Beerworks, andGreat Divide Brewing Company.
What To Do
Denver Botanic Gardens.
During the warmer months, the botanical gardens are an exceptional escape from the citys hustle and bustle.
If youre looking for a taste of contemporary art, this museum will do the trick.
There is something special about the otherworldly rocks that make up this natural amphitheater.
At night, the incomparable acoustics and sunset views of downtown Denver in the distance are pitch and picture-perfect.
The gooey, warm cinnamon rolls atIzzio Artisan Bakeryare a must, as is the cold brew atCrema Bodega.
And dont leave without perusing the drinks list atCurio.
Just remember to pace yourself on the way up.