Denver International Airport, the 3rd largest airport of the world, in Denver, Colorado, is flourished with a number of restaurants and pubs serving yummy foods on the platter and quenching the beer thirst to the fullest. Get almost all sorts of cuisines, ranging from American to Denver or Colorado signature style, Asian to Mexican, from crunchy munching snacking items to delicious spread of delicacies, from steamy creamy coffee in cafés to great selection of cocktails, beers, and full bars, at the airport complex itself.

Get a full list with location details of all the restaurants, pubs, cafeterias and take-away counters below :

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Mother’s Bistro

The two storey building of Mothers, a neighborhood bistro, is situated at the historic town Buena Vista. It was constructed in 1885 with a purpose of housing a mercantile and hotel. Apart from a large variety available in menu with local and organic ingredients and specially prepared beef and pork, it also provides free Wi-Fi. One of its specialties is the Gourmet Mac and Cheese. It has a Community room which can be used for large events, parties and meetings by paying a nominal fee.

The entire menu is divided into 3 broad classes to meet everyone’s need; Morning Dishes, Mid-Day Meals/Drinks and Small Plates/Desserts. It also has a special menu for children. Apart from all major credit cards it also accepts local cheques. Beer, wine and special liquors are served at a Full Service Bar. To avail special discounts, look for the happy hours.

Contact details:
Mothers Bistro
414 E Main Street
Buena Vista, CO 81211
Phone : 719-395-4443
Website For Inquiries: Click Here

Speaking about the food facilities in Colorado Springs, there are a good number of hotels where you can get variety of food items, of various styles. The Famous – A Steak House is one among them. This is located in Downtown, Colorado Springs. This restaurant has bagged Best New Restaurant of the year 2002 and Best Steak award by the year 2003.

The best thing about this restaurant is their prices, which are highly competitive in the city. You can get cocktails here from $10.95, Salads starting from $10.95, Sandwiches from $9.95, Desserts from $7.95. For home delivery, you can just make a call to 227-7333 and order your items. This Steak will be open from 11 AM to 3 PM for Lunch and 5 PM to 10 PM from Sunday to Thursday, 5 PM to 11 PM on Fridays & Saturdays, for Dinner. They accept all major credit cards.

Contact details:
Famous Steak House
Prime Steaks and Seafood
31 N. Tejon St.
Downtown
Colorado Springs, CO
Phone: 719-227-7333

When speaking about foods, from barbeque to seafood, American cuisines to continental, you will get everything from Colorado Springs restaurants. All the restaurants are well furnished with basic comforts and provide good services. The backdrop music adds atmosphere for a world class decent dining experience. Also, these restaurants have dance floors and live performances as well. Regardless to the atmosphere you need, you can identify the right restaurant for you so easily, in Colorado Springs.Other than individual dining, you will find some restaurants with buffet system. Since the restaurants are of three categories namely expensive, moderate and affordable, depending on your budget, you can go for the best fit restaurant. A few restaurants have bars so that you can experience wine and dine. Regarding dining, you can pick any type, from a candle light dinner to open space dinner. Generally, restaurants are located few kilometers away from the hotels. A few hotels have collaborations with some restuarants so that the food will be inclusive in your hotel package.

Queen Anne Bed & Breakfast Inn was voted best Bed and Breakfast in Denver for 2008. Premier downtown bed and breakfast inn featuring 14 guest rooms. Of these, four are two-room gallery suites named for famous painters of bygone days (Audubon, Calder, Remington and Rockwell) and showing selected examples of their work. There are 10 double rooms. All are individually decorated with period antiques and have private baths, direct dial telephones, writing desks, data lines, piped in chamber music, fresh flowers and growing plants. The suites and some rooms have cable television. Seven have special tubs, two have fireplaces. Gardens stretch behind the two Victorians.

Personally I like to be a little bit away from town but for those who are not from Denver I think this will be a great place to stay. If you have stayed here please let us know what you thought.

If you are visiting from another state, country or even if you live here in Denver, these two restaurants are a must. In other words…..don’t leave Denver without eating at least at one of these restaurants.

For those with a little more cash in their pockets, you can’t miss Elway’s. Elway’s is located at 2500 E. 1st Ave in Denver, CO. Since its opening 3 years ago, Elway’s has grown into one of the top steak restaurants in Denver. However, keep in mind that it’s definitely not cheap! The average cost of lunch will run you from $25 to $35 per person and dinner can be any where from $40 to $75 per person. I do have to say that their steaks, fish and salads are incredible. Some of my favorite dishes include:

Appetizer – Rhode Island Sytle Calamari or the Lobster Cocktail Entree – 16oz NY Strip, sauteed steak mushrooms and red potatoes lyonnaise. If you prefer fish, try the Ahi Tuna, au gratin pototoes and sauteed asparagus. The tuna and asparagus are cooked to perfection! If you want to share a salad with your table, try the heirloom tomato and sweet onion salad with gorgonzola and aged sherry vinaigrette… It’s my favorite salad at Elway’s.

For the True Colorado experience you can not miss the Buckhorn Exchange!

Founded in 1893 by one of the Buffalo Bill’s band of frontiersman, The Buckhorn Exchange is Denver’s oldest restaurant. This restaurant serves exactly what you would expect from a true Denver restaurant! On the menu you will find steaks, elk, buffalo, rattlesnake, rocky mountain oysters (bull testicles), duck salmon, trout, quail, cornish hen, rocky mountain lamb and even their old fashion Grandma Fanny’s Pot Roast! You don’t just go to The Buckhorn Exchange for dinner you go for the experience. The restaurant has been located right across the street from the old railroad tracks since 1893, so you can just imagine the history that this place contains!

There are tons of pictures and stories up and down the walls of this restaurant. There are stories about the people that traveled to the rocky mountain region in search for gold, a new place to live or even to dissapear from the law. If you get a chance to visit this great place, don’t forget to go upstairs and visit the bar. The solid wood bar is still the original bar from the late 1800′s. The Buckhorn Exchange is located at 1000 Osage Street in Denver, CO.