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• Sushi Restaurant

1520 Blake St (15th & Blake)
Denver, CO 80202
(720) 242-7002

Fresh and energetic, Blue Sushi Sake Grill offers an inspired mix of creative sushi for purists and adventurers alike. You'll enjoy a dining experience infused with dynamic flavors in an exciting, inviting atmosphere. A large maki, sashimi and nigiri menu complements Asian-inspired cold plates, hot plates, entrées, soups, desserts and an extensive premium sake menu.

Chef Wayne Conwell and his team serve up a colorful array of traditional Japanese cuisine with an American twist at this chic, modern sushi haven. Those who love fresh, beautifully cut sashimi (raw fish pieces) will fit in perfectly, and the extensive kitchen items and adventurous sushi rolls will leave everyone at your table satisfied.

P.F. Chang’s China Bistro is a stylish, high-energy restaurant that combines traditional & modern Chinese cuisine with genuine hospitality to create a truly unique dining experience.

Kobe An is an authentic Japanese eatery in Denver's LoHi neighborhood. We feature Japanese style hot pots cooked at your table as well as a full sushi menu and izakaya (small plates) menu.

Sushi Han is a family owned Japanese restaurant and Sushi Bar

Our mission at Sushi Ronin is to create an intimate community experience that engages, educates and delights. With over a decade in the profession of traditional Japanese cuisine, Executive Chef Corey Baker brings the Omakase forward style of preparation juxtaposed with unexpected and innovative flavor profiles from around the world. The seasonal menu blurs the line between modern and classic delicacy. Dishes are plated in an entrancingly beautiful fashion and enjoyed in a manner that will excite all five senses. Not to be outdone, the Ronin Bar will offer curated Japanese whiskey, sake and a local spirits list to complement the menu. “Omakase dining is a momentous interaction of trust and conviviality that a chef has the privilege of creating. I have devoted my craft as a chef to deliver truly unique experiences one meal at a time. Sushi Ronin is about removing the rigidity of traditional Omakase and providing that exclusive experience for every customer.” - Chef Corey Omakase Shimasu translates roughly to, "I Trust You" pertaining to the Chef. It is similar to a tasting menu, but much deeper. It means the chef places what courses come out to the Chefs judgement, based on what is fresh and great on that specific day, along with the connection and rapport with the eaters preferences and profiles of food. At Sushi Ronin the Chefs will express this method to every diner possible by reading reactions and gaining relationships through adjusting to courses based on immediate feedback and reactions to the food. This is the experience of Omakase in a smaller more intimate setting, executed by skilled chefs. One of our main goals through Sushi Ronin, will be to make and sustain a connecting bond with not only the surrounding community of the Lohi/Highlands neighborhood, but with Denver and the Great State of Colorado. We will strive to set a positive example through education with food and service by our actions and support within organizations of our rapidly growing community and State.

is a small plaza located on the north/east side of the intersection of 19th Street and Larimer Street in Denver, Colorado. The square contains busts of Ralph L. Carr, Governor of Colorado from 1939 to 1943, Minoru Yasui, a Japanese-American lawyer, and Yoshitaka Tamai (1900–1983), a Buddhist priest who lived in Denver. Sakura Square also has a small Japanese garden, and it serves as the entrance to the 20-story Tamai Tower apartment building that occupies most of the block. There are several shops and restaurants in the ground and first floors of the apartment building.Bust of Governor CarrDenver's Japanese-American community installed the bust of former Governor Carr as a tribute to his support of Japanese-Americans during the period of their internment. Colorado Governor Ralph Lawrence Carr was the only elected official in the United States to publicly apologize to the Japanese Americans for their internment, which many argue cost him the 1942 election to the U.S. Senate, but won him the gratitude of the community, and Japanese Americans everywhere.The Annual Cherry Blossom FestivalDenver's annual Cherry Blossom Festival takes place in late June in and around Sakura Square and the Tri-State/Denver Buddhist Temple. During the celebration, many traditional Japanese practices are celebrated, such as the Japanese tea ceremony and ikebana (flower arrangement). During the festival, many food stands offering Japanese cuisine line the street, along with various vendor booths, community information tables, and a live music stage. In the evening, a traditional bon odori dance is held on the street, with many participants dressing in yukata or other traditional Japanese attire.

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Delicious, affordable, healthy sushi hand rolls and springs rolls! Also serving miso soup, spicy loaded miso soup and edamame. More menu items to come for the summer! Made fresh daily and prepared to order at 17th and California in downtown Denver, Monday-Friday, from 11-3. Our fish is purchased from reliable wholesalers including Seattle Fish, who receive their fish three times daily by plane. Our sushi is freshly prepared by a trained, experienced sushi chef who studied in Asia for two years. We work from a local certified kitchen, where we store all our food and supplies. We prepare all food fresh each morning, with a focus on vegetables and lean protein (fish, shrimp and tofu). Nothing is fried or processed. Our food is high in protein and low in fat. While on the cart, all our products are kept in cold storage. We handle our food with gloves and maintain an extremely clean work space. We offer many vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free options. Sushi doesn't have to mean raw fish. The word 'sushi' actually means vinegared rice. We offer sushi with all sorts of delicious and healthy fillings, only some of which include raw fish! We contribute a portion of profits to charity to fund solutions to hunger and extreme poverty. Perfect for lunch or dinner or an afternoon snack. Basic Menu: Sushi Hand Rolls $6 Tuna and Cucumber Real Crab and Avocado Salmon, Avocado and Cucumber Spicy Tuna, Real Crab, Masago, Avocado and Cucumber Smoked Salmon, Cream Cheese, Avocado, Cucumber and Scallion Tofu, Avocado, Carrot and Cucumber -$4 Vietnamese Fresh Spring Rolls $3.25 with bean sprouts, bean thread vermicelli, carrots, cucumbers, scallions, cilantro and mint. Choose Shrimp or Tofu Miso Soup $2 Spicy Loaded Miso Soup $3 Edamame $3 Combinations Two Sushi Hand Rolls for $11 One Sushi Hand Roll/One Spring Roll for $8 Two Spring Rolls for $6 Add to Combinations One Miso Soup for $1 One Spicy Loaded Miso Soup for $2 One Edamame $2 We always have brown rice- for an additional 0.50 sub it in your hand roll for white sushi rice. All our food is gluten free. Request Tamari, gluten free soy sauce, instead of regular soy sauce. Our peanut dipping sauce, that comes with our spring rolls, has a small amount of gluten in the hoison component, but this has not bothered any of our gluten intolerant diners yet. We are constantly striving to come up with healthy, delicious and fresh new menu additions and variations. Daily Specials: Check our facebook page or twitter for daily specials @yataifoodcart

We serve upscale comfort food paired with great beer in a casual atmosphere. 25 Beers on Draft, Extensive Bottle & Can List and Full Bar. Happy Hour every day from 3pm - 7-pm featuring $4.50 Draft Pints, $1 Snacks, discounted cocktails and house wine. Service Industry Night Specials every Monday night from 7 pm - Close.

Crave is the hippest, most happenin' burger joint in all of Colorado. Ever had bacon on a burger? Sure you have. But how about in a malt? Now we're talkin'! Crazy-creative burgers, hand-crafted shakes, ice cream for the kids, and more! 3982 Limelight Ave. Castle Rock, CO 80109 303-814-2829 7465 N. Academy Blvd. Colorado Springs, CO 80920 719-264-7919 9344 Dorchester St. Highlands Ranch, CO 80129 720-344-3006 "LoDo" 1550 Blake St. Denver, CO 80202 303-534-5878

Little Owl offers a farm-to-cup experience with single-origin and single-estate coffees, manual brew methods and craft espresso. Specialty teas, semi-sweet and savory pastries as well.

The Rio Grande Mexican Restaurant is proud to announce the opening of “Black Crow” - a unique outdoor venue next to The Rio. Black Crow is a concept within a concept. It is a separate, distinct urban offering that resides next to the Rio. It has its own food truck serving a fun & unique menu, including tortas (Mexican style sandwiches), street tacos and sliders to name a few. Customers can access Black Crow from Blake Street through its main front gate entrance located at 1525 ½ Blake Street or they can access it through the Rio. Black Crow incorporates the recent trend of "food trucks" with a casual, outdoor setting where music will be played and movies will be watched. Look for the Black Crow food truck with its walk-up window, set behind the Rio’s outdoor patio, where Mexican street food, Rio margaritas, and ice cold Mexican beers will be served. Happy Hour will be offered Monday through Friday from 3:00pm-6:00pm with $1 off Rio and Big Tex margaritas, $2 PBRs and half-priced appetizers. Inspired by the creators of The Rio, Black Crow will have the same funky atmosphere that you experience in the restaurant, with an urban, outdoor twist.

Dorchester is about global cuisine. This is not fusion, but rather authentic food from all over the world, prepared with a local, organic twist. A meal at Dorchester takes you on a culinary journey around the world. At one table, you can feast on savory crab beignets alongside Vietnamese banh mi and Belgian mussels with fries and more, all served sharing-style.

Illegal Pete's is a Mexican restaurant focused on serving great quality food in an atmosphere that celebrates individuality and relaxed human connection. While specializing in Mission-style burritos from San Francisco, our menu also offers other Mexican favorites, like taquitos and Baja-inspired fish tacos. In addition to great food, every location features a full bar complete with happy hour (3-8pm everyday). The Pete's philosophy is to become integrated in each neighborhood we inhabit, so for that reason you will often find live concerts, competitions and other events happening at our various locations. This location, in downtown Denver, is on the 16th St. Mall and just minutes from Coors Field, the Pepsi Center, Comedy Works, Summit Music hall and dozens of other night-life spots. Come stop by for some drinks before a night on the town, some grub after a night out, or to make it the center-point of your rockin' evening! Also, be sure to check out our new location on South Broadway in Denver--Now Open! If you've never made it in for Illegal Pete's breakfast, you're missing out! Our breakfast hours are: Mon-Fri: 7am-10:30am Sat & Sun: 9am-1pm

Mercado at Dorchester is a rooftop and lounge experience featuring a vibrant menu of ceviches, tapas and global tacos, developed by the gifted Denver Chef Michael Nevarez, the Sous Chef at Bones, and co-owner of the forthcoming Mijo. Bitter Bar's James Lee has consulted on the cocktail program, which will center on Beergaritas - the Mexican influenced cocktail, combining the flavors of beer and margarita into one fun drink, especially suited for this type of food. The impressive 4000 square feet rooftop, offering table seating, as well as cabanas, is like no other open air space in Denver.

"Since 1974 Wazee Supper Club has been a landmark restaurant in Denver's historic LoDo district. The unique interior features a trademark checkerboard floor, historic bar, and the dumbwaiter- a 1937 converted garage door opener. Best pizza in LoDo!"

Back in 1976, a few buddies opened a pizza restaurant in Boulder, Colorado. From the start they agreed on a few basic principles: serve up delicious, handmade pizza, have the best lineup of cold beers in town and treat everyone who walks through the door like family. More than three decades later, we sport a fresh new look, a new menu and lots of new faces, but Old Chicago is still committed to being the best place to share a world-class pie and great craft beer. Whether you show up for a light lunch, a first date or a little league championship celebration, you can always count on gathering around and sharing big smiles, good times, great beer and made-from-scratch food. It's all about hard work, an honest approach and a commitment to quality in everything we do. Good enough isn't good enough for us, and it sure isn't good enough for you.