One of Denver’s most anticipated food events is back. Denver Restaurant Week returns March 6–15, 2026, bringing 10 days of multi-course prix-fixe menus at some of the city’s best restaurants.
Diners can choose from four price points: $25, $35, $45, or $55 per person. It’s the perfect excuse to try somewhere new, revisit a favorite, or plan a special night out without the typical price tag.
Launched in 2005 by Visit Denver, Restaurant Week was created to support local restaurants during a slower season. Today, it highlights the diversity and creativity of Denver’s culinary scene across neighborhoods from RiNo to Cherry Creek.
How Denver Restaurant Week Works
Participating restaurants offer a special multi-course menu at one of the four fixed price tiers. Most menus include an appetizer, entrée, and dessert, with optional add-ons available at some locations.
Pro tip: reservations fill quickly, especially at the $45 and $55 tiers on weekends. Booking early is key.
You can browse participating restaurants and menus at the official site: https://denverrestaurantweek.com/
Best Denver Restaurant Week Spots by Neighborhood, Cuisine & Price
Here’s a curated list to help you plan your week.
RiNo / Five Points
Federales
Cuisine: Mexican
Price Point: $35
Fresh tacos, shareable starters, and bold flavors in a lively setting perfect for groups.
Carne
Cuisine: Latin-Inspired Steakhouse
Price Point: $55
Fire-grilled cuts with Latin spices, rich sides, and indulgent desserts. Great for steak lovers.
Photo: Carne
Downtown / LoDo / Larimer Square
Osteria Marco
Cuisine: Italian
Price Point: $55
Antipasti, housemade pastas, and classic Italian desserts in historic Larimer Square.
Tamayo
Cuisine: Elevated Mexican
Price Point: $55
Refined Mexican plates such as ceviches, creative tacos, and beautifully plated entrées.
Photo: Tamayo
Gyu-Kaku Japanese BBQ
Cuisine: Japanese BBQ
Price Point: $35
Interactive grill-at-your-table experience with marinated meats and flavorful sides.
Highlands / LoHi / Berkeley
El Five
Cuisine: Mediterranean / Spanish Tapas
Price Point: $55
Shareable small plates with skyline views. Expect bold spices, seafood, and Spanish-inspired dishes.
Photo: El Five
Acova
Cuisine: New American
Price Point: $35
Seasonal ingredients, creative comfort food, and flexible options for dietary needs.
Wild Taco
Cuisine: Mexican Street Fare
Price Point: $25
Budget-friendly tacos, bold salsas, and casual vibes.
Uptown / Capitol Hill
Watercourse Foods
Cuisine: Vegetarian / Vegan
Price Point: $35
Plant-forward dishes packed with global flavor. A strong option for vegetarian and vegan diners.
Little India
Cuisine: Indian
Price Point: $35
Classic curries, tandoori specialties, and aromatic rice dishes.
Coperta
Cuisine: Italian
Price Point: $45
Cozy neighborhood trattoria serving elegant pasta and comforting Italian mains.
Cherry Creek / Congress Park
Le Colonial
Cuisine: Vietnamese Fine Dining
Price Point: $55
Upscale Vietnamese cuisine with refined presentations and signature dishes.
Photo: Le Colonial
Bamboo Sushi
Cuisine: Sushi / Japanese
Price Point: $45
Sustainably sourced sushi and beautifully composed Japanese plates.
Le Bilboquet
Cuisine: French Bistro
Price Point: $55
Classic French fare in an elegant Cherry Creek setting.
South Broadway / Platt Park
Blue Bonnet
Cuisine: New American
Price Point: $45
Elevated comfort classics and seasonal mains in a warm neighborhood setting.
Postino
Cuisine: Wine Café / Italian-Inspired
Price Point: $25
Wine-forward dining with bruschetta boards and shareable plates at a budget-friendly price point.
Photo: Postino
Tips for Planning Your Denver Restaurant Week
• Mix price tiers to experience both casual and upscale spots
• Consider weekday reservations for better availability
• Explore neighborhoods you do not normally visit
• Remember that drinks, tax, and tip are not included in prix-fixe pricing
Denver Restaurant Week is more than a dining deal. It’s a celebration of the local restaurants that make this city feel like home.
If you’re new to Denver or thinking about making a move, events like Restaurant Week are a great reminder of why so many people love living here.
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