A long time LoDo breakfast haven, The Delectable Egg offers a dizzying array of egg creations. Ranging from pan-fried, scrambled, poached, and baked variations this morning hot spot can meet anyone's egg desires. Try the scrambled egg pita, the baked egg frittata, or just smother any old egg with chili. You can also order pancakes, French toast and your very own omelette variations. If you get up late, sandwiches and salads are available for lunch.

Once upon a time, there was a restaurant in Denver. Started by an entrepreneur in the 1920s, it was called Coney Island, third in a chain of five, and it served good old comfort food. Over 70 years later, the restaurant reopened a few doors down under the management of the original restaurateur's grandsons. Sam's No. 3 still serves the same comforting food “with an attitude.” Plunge into the Kitchen Sink Skillet for breakfast, while enjoying the simple, nostalgia-inducing interior. American, Greek, and Mexican fare await you at servings that exceed the prices nicely.

What better spot for a date than a place named Duo! The cozy, intimate setting is just right when you want to enjoy a delicious meal undisturbed. A rather whimsical décor, with hardwood flooring and splashes of color, keeps the boredom from setting in. The all-American cuisine, samples of which include steamed mussels with chorizos and spices, porter-braised pork stew, flatiron steak, and lamb T-bone, banish thoughts of heavy burgers and greasy fries for a while. Once you are done with the main course, a big portion of chocolate hazelnut cake, or the specially crafted apple tart for two should spice things up a bit! If you are here on a weekend, make sure you get a healthy dose of the brunch menu—the basket of pastries & jams, with fresh-baked scones and sweet breads is unbeatable!

This establishment holds the oldest liquor license in the state and has been in operation for more than a century. Serving since 1893, this national historic landmark has seen countless Wild West icons having a meal here, including the legendary Buffalo Bill Cody. Animal trophy heads adorn the walls of the dining rooms which some diners might find uncomfortably distracting. The menu offers some eye-opening fare such as rattlesnake, yak and fried alligator tail. If you prefer the traditional cuisine, tenderloin, T-bone and New York strip and other options abound. It is also the place to try Colorado favorites like elk and buffalo. They have live entertainment four nights of the week, so you can groove to some Wild West music as you dig into the juicy steak!

Nestled in Lakewood, not far from the city of Denver, 240 Union offers a wonderfully modern American fare. Taking from the freshest of produce, classic dishes are contorted with flair producing surprising new combinations of feel and flavors. Never going overboard, the menu comforts with familiar offers of wood fired pizzas, cheeseburgers, steak and seafood mains. Sunday brunches are as popular as the dinners which feature Prime Rib specials. To complement each course, wine from their handsome selection and 240 Union further reaches into favoritism with catering and private event services.

Cafe Terracotta is a quaint restaurant nested in a Victorian home in Littleton. The warm ambiance with its red bricks, dim lighting, hardwood floors, exhibition kitchen and bar, will just want you to linger more after your meal. Maybe that's why it's so popular with the locals. The cafe's beautiful patio which has a lovely sculpted garden is another reason for its popularity. It's a great place to enjoy amazing food and drinks with those whom you love and care and also with your colleagues. A houseful of friendly noises and romance brewing, that's what Cafe Terracotta is while serving breakfast, lunch and dinner. Come see for yourself.

Expect to be pampered at Zink Kitchen + Bar snuggled in the DoubleTree by Hilton Denver Tech Center. Delight yourself in this upscale yet casual restaurant with its contemporary culinary delights and fine drinks, from breakfast, lunch, dinner and Sunday brunch. Making every occasion a memorable one whether it is just a casual date, outing with your gang, or a beautiful romantic dinner. Come and experience the Zink hospitality.

The Old Blinking Light is a warm and friendly restaurant specializing on American food with a twist of the Southwestern side. Tipple on the lovely margaritas while waiting for your meal to arrive or just enjoy the outdoor patio with its fire pits and beautiful view of the Front Range. Whether it is a family gathering, a romantic dinner for two or just casual lunch, you will relish the time spent here.