Guidebook for Denver
Food Scene
This coffee shop is a non-profit that is dedicated to teaching it's employees (mostly at-risk young people) critical life skills.
31 locals recommend
Prodigy Coffeehouse
3801 E 40th AveThis coffee shop is a non-profit that is dedicated to teaching it's employees (mostly at-risk young people) critical life skills.
Drinks & Nightlife
The Mercury cafe is a classic Bohemian haunt. They host regular poetry slams, Swing dance and tango, tarot readings, and a smattering of fun and eclectic events. They've got great vegetarian and vegan options, especially brunch!
72 locals recommend
Mercury Cafe
2199 California StThe Mercury cafe is a classic Bohemian haunt. They host regular poetry slams, Swing dance and tango, tarot readings, and a smattering of fun and eclectic events. They've got great vegetarian and vegan options, especially brunch!
Parks & Nature
It's known for being one of the most unique outdoor music venues, but it's also a terrific place to go for a hike, a workout, or a great view of Denver.
1973 locals recommend
Red Rocks amphitheater
18300 West Alameda ParkwayIt's known for being one of the most unique outdoor music venues, but it's also a terrific place to go for a hike, a workout, or a great view of Denver.
Arts & Culture
Santa Fe St. is lined with art galleries, boutiques, and eclectic shops. On the first friday of every month there is a block party and all of the art galleries are open to the public.
56 locals recommend
Santa Fe Railyard Arts District
544 S Guadalupe StSanta Fe St. is lined with art galleries, boutiques, and eclectic shops. On the first friday of every month there is a block party and all of the art galleries are open to the public.