Corner Bakery Cafe Reviews
500 16th St, Ste 150A
Denver, CO 80202-4226
(303)572-0166
Online menus, items, descriptions and prices for Corner Bakery - Restaurant - Denver, CO 80202
500 16th St, Ste 150A
Denver, CO 80202-4226
(303)572-0166
Snooze began its breakfast endeavor in Denver CO. Snooze re-energizes the way you think, feel, and ultimately eat breakfast. Established in 2006, Snooze invites you to a breakfast experience. Picture breakfast and lunch crafted from scratch recipes focusing on the highest level ingredients; a setting filled with energy and pouring over in creativity; service radiating fun and knowledge throughout. Our goal is to bring you the best breakfast and lunch experience around. This is the original location and therefore Snoozeland official page! We have locations in Denver, Ft Collins, Boulder, Lone Tree, Hillcrest and Del Mar in San Diego and Phoenix, Tempe, Gilbert and Scottsdale Arizona. This page was created to share Snooze culture and lifestyle with all of our Snooze fans. It was made to provide a two way street of communication and share everything Snooze with you. Snooze loves to hear from you and we can't wait to interact but we do not tolerate slander, foul language, inappropriate topics or personal attacks as well as sales pitches, ads and conversations outside of the realm of Snooze We'll most likely ask politely first, but we reserve the right to delete comments to preserve the joy of Peace, Love and Pancakes!
The Irish Snug is Denver's authentic Irish Pub located on historic Capitol Hill, twelve blocks east of Broadway on Colfax Avenue. Once the haunt of Jack Kerouac and Neal Cassady, this section of uptown Denver offers vibrant night life for the local community. Two Blocks down from The Ogdan Theater and The Fillmore Auditorium. If you'd like more information about booking a special event please email Ginger Pressley at [email protected].
Cap Hill's newest neighborhood breakfast/lunch joint.
All food made fresh in house with entrees ranging from $12-$17 and burgers and sandwiches from $8-$13.
Southern Hospitality in Denver serves up southern BBQ favorites, with an unmatched drink menu, in an unbeatable downtown Denver location. Situated in the lower downtown (LoDo) community, the restaurant is only blocks from Denver’s main mass transit location, Union Station, and Coors Field, home of the Colorado Rockies, in the celebrated St. Elmo Hotel building. Pair the great food and bar menu with the location, and we’ve created an experience unlike any other around. But don’t just take our word for it. The low key, urban-industrial setting has become a frequent hot spot for local and national celebrities, from NFL players to Grammy winning musicians. Southern Hospitality in Denver is the first franchised location of the Southern Hospitality BBQ brand of restaurants based in New York City, and received the Five Star Diamond Award in 2015. The restaurant concept was largely created by Eytan Sugarman and Grammy award winning singer/songwriter, Justin Timberlake. The ultimate goal was to create a venue to provide guests with fresh, high quality, southern inspired food, complimented by a wide array of popular micro-brews, bottled beers and bourbons, served in a hip and high energy environment. Southern Hospitality brings all of those things, along with great music, service and hospitality to Lone Tree at a whole new level. Southern Hospitality Denver is managed by Southern Concepts Restaurant Group (SCRG), which trades under the symbol OTCQB:RIBS. Southern Concepts Restaurant Group was founded by a handful of barbecue enthusiasts who were eager to bring the finest of Southern barbecue to the Southwest region. The Company manages Southern Hospitality Restaurant and Bar, Southern Hospitality Southern Kitchen, and is in the process of launching a fast casual barbecue concept. For more information about Southern Concepts Restaurant Group, please visit www.southernconcepts.com.
The story of Lala’s is rooted in Capital Hill’s history. The story begins with the Boettcher Mansion, otherwise known as Governor’s Mansion. Governor’s Mansion was the idea of Walter Scott Cheesman who first arrived in Denver in 1861 in an ox pulled wagon. Walter Cheesman quickly became an enthusiastic and effective booster of his new city, helping to bring railroad service to Denver, and establishing the towns real estate industry. Walter Cheesman eventually married Alice Foster Sanger. Two years later their daughter, Glady was born and from the moment he saw her, Walter was devoted to her. As a teenager Glady helped her father design what would eventually become to be know as Governor’s Mansion. Unfortunately, just as construction was to begin in 1907, Walter Cheesman passed. Glady and her mother proceeded with the plans, and the result was a graceful, soaring home of three stories that soon became the envy of Denver high society. Glady and her mother would live in the house and over the years Glady Cheesman would follow in her fathers footsteps becoming a very influential socialite in the Denver community. Rumor has it that among her peers her nickname was Lala. Mrs. Cheesman died in 1923 and the house was sold to Claude K. Boettcher, a leading western businessman. Mr. Boettcher presented the deed to his wife Edna Boettcher as a Valentine’s Day present in 1924. The Boettcher’s focused much of their time touring the world acquiring furnishings and art to fill the mansion. Claude Boettcher died in 1957 and his wife Edna passed the following year. The house was left to a private family foundation, and at the wishes of Edna Boettcher was presented to the State of Colorado as a gift to be used as a governor’s residence. The Colorado Governor’s Residence began as a landmark private home, was transformed into a display of old-world elegance and remains one of the west’s true treasure houses. The house has been described as part executive, part repository of museum quality furnishings and art, and as a meeting place for the past and the future. By fulfilling this potential, Colorado itself is reflected, as the state unfolds from the hearts and dreams of its pioneers to become a truly cosmopolitan crossroads. Lala’s Wine Bar & Pizzeria is a reflection of the house that Lala helped to build.
We are a locally owned and operated Deli and Bakery in the heart of lower downtown Denver (LoDo) in business since 1983. Aside from a few treats and snacks items are prepared fresh daily in house. We loved to have you join us for a meal, sandwich, snack, cup of coffee, or just to see your smiling face. Support your local establishments!
Our first location outside the great state of Texas - bringing Damn Good tacos, Chips & Dips, Sides, and Desserts (try a lil' Nookie!) to the taco-loving people of Denver. Complete with killer margaritas and craft beers.
Mona's serves breakfast all day and lunch beginning at 11AM. We offer fresh and natural ingredients. Stop by for our signature Huevos Rancheros or enjoy a spiritually refreshing Leonardo-Mosa. Mona's uses Morning Fresh Farms®. We would like to thank all of our local suppliers for the fine products they offer you. Breckenridge Brewery, Castle Rock Meats, City Bakery, Custom Corned Beef, Danny Cash Hot Sauce, Red Bird Chicken, Silver Canyon Coffee, Tortilla's Mexico, Two Leaves and a Bud Tea Company.
Fast, fresh, housemade breakfast & lunch favorites. Plus grab & go salads, sandwiches, pastries, and more. Proudly serving Boulder Organic Coffee & Espresso drinks.
A new look at the tastes of the Mediterranean. Olivéa is inspired by the cuisines of Spain, Italy & Southern France.
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Serving Denver with quality tobacco products for over 55 years, and now with fine wine and spirits. Come in and enjoy a smoke in our seating area.
Maggiano's Little Italy is a chain of family-style dining establishments. Its restaurants interiors feature soft lighting and the images of Italian-American heritage.
Maggiano’s Little Italy® specializes in Italian-American cuisine served in a warm and friendly atmosphere. Each restaurant is open daily for lunch and dinner and offers a convenient carryout service as well as delivery, in addition to beautiful and accommodating banquet spaces for special occasions.
Online menus, items, descriptions and prices for Hard Rock Cafe - Restaurant - Denver, CO 80202
Let us direct your attention to the atmosphere: warm, welcoming but with a bit of an edge. There's the fact we seem to be getting a bit of a rep for our parties, where we've hosted up to 500 people at one time. For a slightly more intimate feel, try our private wine room with unique wine displays. Then there are the two large patios that look out onto the 16th Street pedestrian mall, one upstairs and one at ground level for two distinctly perfect views of summer. Our private dining room that fits groups of up to 40 for seated dinners or private meetings. Let's not forget the contemporary, fresh Earls menu. The 29 big-screen plasma TVs. The smiles that greet your arrival. The feeling of knowing you made the right choice for a good night out with your family and friends. C'mon, tell us you're not just a little bit tempted? Come join us at Earls Glenarm right in downtown Denver. We are located just off the corner of 16th Street and Glenarm Place on the southeast side of 16th, next door to Pinkberry's and Cooks Fresh Market. The list of nearby attractions is large, but here are the highlights: the Colorado Convention Center, Coors Field, Pavillions shopping mall with a United Artists Theatre, Denver Art Museum, Sports Authority Field...and more more more. You'll find live music on 16th Street in the summer months, plus art shows, street performers, and of course shopping. There's so much more the best thing to do is join us and discover it for yourself. For more information and to make a request for your next event, check us out at www.earlsdowntowndenver.com