Guidebook for Denver
Food Scene
Panera Bread
1350 Grant StGood, 'clean' food at reasonable prices.
One of the most popular, old school "breakfast joints" in the area, (they also do good 'diner style' lunch and dinner as well).
Good food, large portions, reasonable prices.
7 locals recommend
Pete's University Park Cafe
2345 E Evans AveOne of the most popular, old school "breakfast joints" in the area, (they also do good 'diner style' lunch and dinner as well).
Good food, large portions, reasonable prices.
PACKED from opening, 11:00 a.m., to closing, 2:00a.m.
If you enjoy Israeli/Middle Eastern fare, this is some of the best around!!
Large portions, good pricing.
75 locals recommend
Jerusalem Restaurant
1890 E Evans AvePACKED from opening, 11:00 a.m., to closing, 2:00a.m.
If you enjoy Israeli/Middle Eastern fare, this is some of the best around!!
Large portions, good pricing.
Essentials
The "University Hills" shopping center is approximately 10 blocks from my home. The 'anchor' is a large 'King Soopers', (Kroger Foods for those not familiar), Starbucks, (x2), 'Marshalls', 'Great Clips', '24 Hour Fitness', and various other shopping needs.
719 locals recommend
King Soopers
1155 E 9th AveThe "University Hills" shopping center is approximately 10 blocks from my home. The 'anchor' is a large 'King Soopers', (Kroger Foods for those not familiar), Starbucks, (x2), 'Marshalls', 'Great Clips', '24 Hour Fitness', and various other shopping needs.
A more 'wholistic' type of grocery store, one block north of the 'University Hills' shopping center.
422 locals recommend
Sprouts Farmers Market
3625 E Colfax AveA more 'wholistic' type of grocery store, one block north of the 'University Hills' shopping center.