If you're an Italian food junkie, than prepare for some serious carbo-loading. Outside of American cuisine, Italian resaturants have the larger representation during Denver Restaurant Week. Below are a few classics, and a few you might not have discovered yet.
Read menus, make reservations and see a full list of Denver Restaurant Week participants here.
Campo di Fiori has been the rave of Cherry Creek since it opened; the food is zestfully authentic, and the knowledgeable and friendly service makes for an unwonted dining experience
The words “sleek” and “ultra-modern” describe not only this bistro’s architecture and interior design, but its selection of entrees as well
If there is such a thing as uber-ultra-trendy, NoRTH is it, but the food is far from ordinary.
Osteria Marco boasts an affordable, all-Italian wine list, great-value pizzas and even slow-roasted suckling pig on Sunday nights
Taking its cues from a traditional Italian trattoria, Piatti is a place for families and friends
Do people own Vespas in the Burbs?
This new Italian bistro brings the whole guacamole...oh wait it's Italian...the whole minestrone
What other people are saying...
ericthecrusher3515 - February 18, 2009 at 12:44 PM
It's unbelievable that Castle Pine's La Dolche Vita didn't make your list. Family owned and operated, like Nonna's, the food is second to none. M...
More...
Report This Comment