Diners' Choice: Great for outdoor dining restaurants in Denver / Colorado
OpenTable
Updated May 05, 2025
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About the restaurant
Join us for an under the stars experience in our exclusive, heated rooftop Alpenglobes for a unique & intimate dining experience. Enjoy date night, a family dinner or a business outing. Our globes can host up to 6 guests. There are no pre-set menus & guests will be able to order from our a la carte menu options. Globes will be reserved up to 15 minutes past your reservation time, after which the reservation will be released & charged the cancellation fee. We do reserve the right to charge $50 per person if cancellations are made within less than 24 hours.Top review
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MelissaVIP
Dined 4 days ago
About the restaurant
Fox and The Hen is inspired by a love of all things breakfast aka #MorningStuff. Here, we believe all the best things happen in the morning: sunrises, coffee drinks, small breakfast burritos tucked in large breakfast burritos and walks of shame. Born out of Carrie Baird and Michael Fox’s true love for classic American breakfast served with lighthearted twists and an equal passion of all things boozy-brunch-drinks, Fox & The Hen is your new LoHi all-day breakfast concept.
Our focus is bringing friends and family together, incredibly delicious (and fun!) food, creative beverages and having everyone who leaves the Fox & the Hen feel their day is better than when they came in.
We do not seat incomplete parties, sorry.
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OpenTable Diner
Dined on Mar 15, 2025
About the restaurant
The Mishawaka Amphitheatre boasts a full-service restaurant open Thursday-Monday. Dine on our scenic deck while observing the big horn sheep on the canyon hillside, or opt for our indoor seating, which features expansive bay windows for the same river and wildlife vistas. Our spotlighted Craft Micro Brewery, Odell Brewery from Fort Collins, CO, partners with us to feature the exclusive Mishawaka Ale. In addition to this, we offer a comprehensive bar selection, including a variety of craft beers, wines, and spirits.PLEASE NOTE that reserving an outdoor spot guarantees a table outside but does not guarantee a table by the riverside. We offer a 10-minute grace period for reservations. Your party will be seated only when all members are present, due to our hour and a half limit on table occupancy. Should inclement weather arise, we cannot guarantee outdoor seating at the time of your reservation.
Our establishment is cashless. Kindly ensure you bring a debit or credit card.
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Henry
Dined 3 days ago
About the restaurant
Salt & Acres is a 45-acre vineyard & farm destination, just outside of the hustle and bustle - get ready to meet your new sanctuary. Join us in The Tasting Room restaurant on-site to enjoy tasty shareable food items on a rotating seasonal menu, and a full bar including the Salt & Acres wine label Ampersands, spirits from The Family Jones, and a rotating local beer menu. Choose from our elegantly appointed indoor spaces, or book a table on one of two expansive outdoor decks overlooking the scenery. We look forward to making your experience a memorable one. Top review
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Nicole
Dined 5 days ago
About the restaurant
Sit amongst the pines, where modern design meets a warm and welcoming atmosphere. Located in the heart of The Canyons, Canyon House Kitchen + Cocktails is the perfect blend of chef-inspired cuisine and handcrafted cocktails, making it your spot for great food and even better conversation. Our menu features a mix of seasonal favorites, comforting dishes, and delicious brick-oven pizzas, all complemented by a selection of craft beers, signature cocktails, and wines. Whether you’re here for a casual meal or special evening, Canyon House Kitchen + Cocktails is your go-to neighborhood destination, where our kitchen is your kitchen.Top review
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GuidaVIP
Dined today
About the restaurant
Welcome to Tempranillo Restaurant, where internationally acclaimed Chef Javier Gonzalez-Bringas, along with his partner and wife Laura, offer a daily menu of drinks, tapas, dinner and lunch. Gonzalez-Bringas, a Madrid Native, combines an old-world style with a new-world flair in his signature cuisine. The name Tempranillo, itself, pays homage to one of Spain's premier grape varieties, and true to its name the restaurant features a selection of over 100 hand-chosen wines. The atmosphere at Tempranillo is notable for its rich colors, dual fireplaces, and community gathering table-all reflecting the equally rich depth of flavors and influences which are at the heart of the restaurant's origins. "Our desire is to create a brilliantly charming place in the community where people can gather and enjoy the dance with exists between the flavors of Spain and Italy"Please note that we can not guarantee indoor or heated patio seating. Thank you.
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Luke A.
Dined on Apr 18, 2025
About the restaurant
Hearth, in Downtown Windsor, is a warm and inviting upscale pub and pizzeria to share in food, drink, and fun! Our historic building, built in 1902 now renovated, reveals its classic industrial feel, exposed brick and large windows. The Wood Stone oven is the focal point of our dining room atop the second floor that offers panoramic views of Windsor Lake and the Rocky Mountains. A 16 tap beer system featuring craft beers, a wide-ranging wine list, and a craft cocktail list are offered at Hearth. Please come join us with friends or family and experience this distinctive Hearth away from home!Top review
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Kara
Dined on Apr 26, 2025
4.7
$31 to $50
American
Colorado Springs
About the restaurant
Featuring floor-to-ceiling windows that overlook the stunning Garden of the Gods’ red rock formations, with a backdrop of the famed Pikes Peak. Grandview serves up extraordinary flavors and culinary artistry, crafted by our excellent culinary team led by our Master Chef Nathan Gresham, along with personable, attentive service from our wonderful staff.Offering an exclusive fine dining Colorado Springs experience, Grandview is one of the city’s best restaurants. It’s the perfect place to celebrate any moment, entertain clients, and enjoy time with family and friends.'
Featuring our awards of OpenTable's Diners' Choice of 2023 & 2024, as well as Wine Spectator's Award for Award of Excellence of 2023 & 2024.
We look forward to welcoming you back once again to provide you with exceptional cuisine and unforgettable experiences, with our full-service bar, fine-dining experience and embellishments to match the stunning view of the Garden of the Gods rocks formations and Pikes Peak.
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Jennifer
Dined 3 days ago
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About the restaurant
Acreage, the first culinary venture from Stem Ciders, is a collaboration by Stem and Colorado Farmers, bringing you the freshest ingredients on the front range. Born from an inspiring landscape and dynamic team, Acreage brings the urban cider house experience found in Stem's RiNo restaurant and taproom, to the countryside with elevated dishes and views that are healthy for your soul. Acreage is located about 5 minutes from downtown Lafayette with the best view in Colorado, with a huge outdoor space for all ages to enjoy. Playground, hammocks, mountain views and lots of Cider!
**Please review the descriptions for the different Seating Areas on our website before making a reservation**
If you are looking at an experience, and it's unavailable, it's likely that time is booked, try another time or give us a call! www.acreageco.com
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Megan
Dined 4 days ago
About the restaurant
“This Must be the Place”What's a Wolf Peach, you say? Well, it’s an interesting story.
What we know today as the tomato was first grown as a crop by the Aztec Indians. Spanish explorers brought the tomato back to Europe in the early 1500s.
In England and Germany, they were initially regarded as ornamental, but poisonous, a “wolf peach”. This is because aristocrats experimented with the tomato, but it ended badly—not due to the fruit, but because it was eaten on pewter dishes. Apparently, acids in the tomato leached the highly toxic lead in the pewter dishes, and caused illness and even death in many cases. The “common” folk, however, typically ate on wooden dishes, and had no problem!
Wolf Peach is a place for all of us regular folks. A little uncommon, a little unexpected, a little special. A place for everyone and anyone to enjoy a good hearty meal, scratch-made from Chef Jason Okurowski.
Firday and Saturday evenings will not accomodate parties of larger than 8.
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Gayle
Dined on Apr 20, 2025
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