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I will be attending a convention in Denver the first week in October. Can you recommend a good place for lunch which is relatively easy in and out and will do separate checks?
Thanks.
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Denver for a quick lunch near the Convention Center
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There's a bubba gumps place (seafood) right across the way there and the service was fast. Food not exceptional but it's not too bad. They didn't have any problems doing separate checks for us.
there's a few more choices off of 16th street (a few blocks away) but it will a little time to get there and back.
This may help. #2 (the grand hyatt) is right across from the convention center.
http://www.denver.org/transportation/map (make sure you refine by restaurants)
Thanks, Maria. That helps!
sorry cmcfong, I meant # 5 (altitude) is the one right across the street at the hyatt, the hotel we stayed in.
cmcfong, are you familiar with Jason's Delis? They are great and there's one nearby.
Not sure how fast the options at the Brown Palace will be for lunch, but be sure to check out this historic hotel -
http://www.brownpalace.com/dining/
I don't know Jason's Delis, but will check them out. thanks. I love the Brown Palace. I will probably stop there when I have more time. Lunch is always a rushed affair at these events.
Would I be right to guess the Lady Diana has a new forever home? Miss Dizzy Izzy sends her regards.
I may be way off in my locale and maybe a Denverite can correct me. Mona's? It's a little north of lodo near the stadium. Had breakfast there last week and it was really, really good. They only do breakfast and lunch but it was the best meal I had in Denver.
Loved the menu on Mona's website. We'll check it out. Thanks.
It's easy to spot. There's a pair of legs that stick out over the door! Enjoy, we certainly did.
I think you'll like the Jason's Deli. Order at the counter - great soups, salads and sandwiches. There's one near the conv ctr.
Yes, a good first night with Lady Diana Frances Spencer Grace. Frannie Grace is going to fit in just fine. Tell Miss Dizzy Izzy "thanks so much!"
Jason's Deli is a chain--has lots of choices, pretty good food, and would be fine if it is convenient.
Here is a link to the area. We were just there to go to the Art Museum (wonderful) and eat at Pallettes (even more wonderful--restaurant by Kevin Taylor). It is a very large municipal building and park area and may not have a lot of eating choices.
You might want to bring a sandwich and eat in the Park.
http://www.yelp.com/search?find_loc=Lodo%2C+Denver%2C+CO#places&bbox=-105.007066727%2C39.72705919%2C-104.981145859%2C39.7469919902&cflt=food&start=30
Gretchen, will you be doing a trip report? I would be interested in hearing about your visit. Thanks for the link. It has been a very long time since my last Denver visit.
Starrs, I hope Miss FG knows just how lucky she is. Miss DI thinks we are the lucky ones. I have already started her on dance lessons.
Bubba Gump's worked fine. The service was fast and pleasant and the food was OK. Most days when we had enough time we preferred to walk to the area around Larimor Square. We were spoiled for choice there. Denver certainly has some great restaurants!
We have children and grands there so go often. Pallettes is a Kevin Taylor restaurant and he and his wife are friends of DD's. CMC, you're right about good restaurants!! DD is the manager at John Elway's restaurant, and when you want the best steak in town, it's there. Fruition, Luce, Mizuna, El Barolo Grill are all just wonderful. Little Saigon for Vietnamese.
The art museum is very good. The architecture of the new library addition is terrific. I love Denver. Great place.
i did LOVE my lunch at Pallettes.
We met Kevin Taylor and I asked him his favorite dish. He said it was the smoked corn chowder at Pallette's. I had it and it was incredible.
Athens? Whassup with THAT!!!