The Denver Restaurant Week, an annual celebration of specially curated menus by Denver restaurants, is ready for a comeback this March. This year is special for the event as it will celebrate its 21st anniversary with this culinary expedition.
In a tradition that has continued for two decades, the Denver Restaurant Week 2025 will allow locals and visitors to try out varied dishes for 10 days in a two-weekend format. The event will run from March 7 to 16.
Highlights
- The Denver Restaurant Week will start on March 7.
- This year will mark the 21st anniversary of this food event in Denver.
- 200+ restaurants will participate in the Denver Restaurant Week.
Be a Part of Local And International Cuisine
The best part about the Denver Restaurant Week is that its 200+ participants are located in different areas of the city, including Boulder and Castle. This allows diners an opportunity to try out diverse menus at desired rates. More restaurants are about to join the food event before March 7.
The ones participating in the Denver Restaurant Week include pizzerias, barbeque joints, sports grills, and burger bars, noodle houses, wineries and cocktail lounges, cafes, and pubs. Different restaurants in the food event will offer local cuisine like Colorado grass-fed lamb.
There will be international fusions as well through cuisine like Asian, Cuban, Indian, Mexican, Italian, French, Ethiopian, Thai, and Greek food. Innovative vegetarian and vegan options are possible in any of the restaurants offering these cuisines.
Michelin Star Awarded Restaurants
Denver is home to many Michelin star awarded restaurants that offer global cuisine options to satiate different taste buds. Below are the ones which will participate in the Denver Restaurant Week starting from March 7.
Ash’Kara
Ash’Kara Denver (Source – @ashkaradenverinstagram)
This Denver restaurant is located in the bright neighborhood of Highland. Ready for the Denver Restaurant Week, it will offer tempting Israeli dishes, bringing the best flavors of the Mediterranean, Middle East, and North Africa. The menu by chef Reggie Doston will have falafel and babaganoush.
Address: 2005 W 33rd Ave, Denver, CO 80211, United States
Cuisine: Mediterranean, Middle Eastern
Price Point: $55
Mercantile Dining & Provision
Mercantile Dining & Provision, Denver (Source – @mercantiledenver)
As a participant of the Denver Restaurant Week, Mercantile Dining & Provision is geared up with its American cuisine. Along with meat items like Tomahawk steak and venison, it will also serve pastas. The Downtown-based restaurant is expected to offer large portions to diners.
Address: 701 Wynkoop St #155, Denver, CO 80202, United States
Cuisine: American
Price Point: $45
Dio Mio
Dio Mio Announces Its Participation In The Denver Restaurant Week (Source – @diomiopastainstagram)
Owned by chefs Alex Figura and Spencer White, this Denver-based restaurant has a great background in fine dining. In the Denver Restaurant Week, Dio Mio can offer its seasonal menu and Italian fusion food.
Address: 3264 Larimer St, Denver, CO 80205, United States
Cuisine: Italian
Price Point: $45
Noisette
A Noisette Dish (Source – @noisettedenverinstagram)
Loved for its vegan dishes and cocktails, Noisette is expected to bring in a dash of creativity with its dishes in the Denver Restaurant week. Tim Lu and Lillian Cho, who own the restaurant, can bring up creative food items that use traditional ingredients.
Address: 3254 Navajo St #100, Denver, CO 80211, United States
Cuisine: French
Price Point: $55
Kawa Ni
Kawa Ni Announces Its Michelin Star Win (Source – kawa_ni_denver@instagram)
This restaurant by Chef Bill Taibe is ready to make its way to the Denver Restaurant Week with its wholesome Japanese cuisine. Be it scallop crudo or noodle dishes, the menu at Kawa Ni will offer many delicious items at the Denver event.
Address: 1900 W 32nd Ave, Denver, CO 80211, United States
Cuisine: Japanese
Price Point: $55
Menu and Pricing Structure At The Denver Restaurant Week
Set to take place from March 7 to 16, the Denver Restaurant Week will have four price points for the first time this year – $25, $35, $45, and $55. Each of these prices will be available for both in-person and take-out dining options for a multi-course meal.
Out of the 200+ participating restaurants, menus of some restaurants have been revealed and others are expected to be updated on the Denver Restaurant Week’s website.
Diner Portal: New This Year At The Denver Restaurant Week
As the latest addition to the many features of the Denver Restaurant Week, diners now have an option to save and track their favorite restaurants using a Diner Portal.
With new features adding up and Michelin-star restaurants getting in the scene, the Denver Restaurant Week is set to emerge as a noteworthy event this spring.
