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For an authentic Mexican dinner with a long history in the area, head to El Paraiso. The team is Spanish fluent and also welcoming of gringos. Too many margs? You can walk back to The Loft!

Atomic Cowboy by day, Fat Sully's by night.

Atomic Cowboy // Denver Biscuit Company is THE PLACE for weekend brunch. Don't count your calories here because the biscuits come in any style you could possibly want, and their Bloody Marys are too good to pass up.

Fat Sully's: Late night massive pizzas (or by the slice) to add to your Tennyson barhop.

Inconspicuous with a casual small-town feeling, but fantastic sushi and miso. Bring the group on Tuesday night for a free sake tower when you buy a pitcher of beer.

Opened in 2015, Grammy's is the go-to for fresh Italian food in Wheat Ridge. All recipes were passed down through generations in the owners' family.

Our favorite burrito / taco shop in all of the Denver Metro! Raliberto's is open 24 hours, making it the perfect stop for a breakfast burrito before heading to the mountains, or your last stop after a night of barhopping.

This is a Denver staple, locally owned by a charming Polish man bringing his family recipes to the Metro. Having started as a very small restaurant, they now have multiple locations, a food truck and online store.

Yak + Yeti is our go-to for Nepalese and Indian cuisine. From lunch buffet to home delivery, you must try Y+Y! Our favorites include saag paneer, tandoori, korma, and of course naan.

Southern style breakfast and lunch made with local in-season ingredients. It is located in the historic Dunwoody House, built in 1889.

Known for responsibly-grown & innovatively simple sourcing, veggie-forward fare. Owned by Edible Beats, its sister restaurants include Ophelia's, Linger, Root Down and El Five.

Upscale American bar food located inside the historic Olde Town Arvada School House, built 1882. The education theme is played throughout the restaurant and so very fun.

In our opinion, one of the Denver Metro's best food halls.  We've never been disappointed with their eclectic  offering of food options, and there's always plenty to see and explore.

Another great option if nobody can pick what they want.  This food hall concept is our go-to if we want to be downtown, and has amazing rooftop views of downtown Denver.

Milk Market is right downtown, and filled with tons of great food options, and Cameron's favorite bar.  Be sure to check out the alleyway for more shops including a fun wine bar.  Pro tip: there's a parking garage right underneath it all.

This foodhall is another great experience, and let's you explore a new part of Denver.  The RiNo neighborhood is known for it's nightlife, funky restaurants, and street art.  Be sure to check out the ice cream place here.

Head to West Arvada for this funky spot.  This is one of the newet food halls in the area, and a great spot to check out if you want something a little more off the beaten path.

 Just a few blocks from our Townhome, New Image has great beers and a funky vibe. Definitely worth checking out. 

 This is our favorite Colorado brewery, and worth the 20 minute drive. This place always has a great food truck out front, and LITERALLY every single one of their beers is good. We recommend getting a flight.

 Right in the heart of the lower highlands, this place has a lot of great German inspired beers.  The location makes it a great spot for beers before heading to dinner.

 In our mind this brewery is a little underrated. They have a great selection of hoppy, malty, and even belgian style brews. This place is right in downtown Denver, making it a great spot to start or end an evening.

 Another favorite of ours, this place is a little off the beaten path, but has seriously amazing beers. They’re always switching it up, but we’ve never been disappointed.

Airplane-themed brewery in the heart of the Tennyson neighborhood. Must get a flyte - haha!  They have food here too, which we love.

Rooftop patio overlooking Sloan's Lake with the Denver skyline as its backdrop.  This is a great spot to bike to if you want to explore the city.

Denver Beer Co is often credited as inspiring the great Colorado microbrewery explosion over the past ten years. Our favorite location is in Olde Town Arvada.

Wynkoop is Colorado’s First Brewpub, established in 1988. The brewery itself is in the basement of Denver's largest poolhall.

Colorado brewery staple for those checking off the microbrews list.

Spanning over 19 miles from Golden, through Wheat Ridge and Denver, to Commerce City. The trail is well maintained and suitable for walking or biking.

Get that small-town feel close to the city! With regular festivals throughout the year and packed with small businesses, this is one of our favorite spots to hang.

It all began with a special gift to the mayor of Denver, a black bear cub that came to live at City Park. Starting as a small collection of caged animals in 1896, to the transformation into an institution that is recognized worldwide today.

This is one of our family's favorite places.  This expansive garden features a handful of biomes from different places, and provides a really welcome and tranquil getaway from the city.

This science museum is our absolute favorite place.  We go the adults-only events, enroll our kids in their summer camps, and love all of their exhibits.  Highly recommended for any day, not just the rainy ones.

If you're visiting with kids, this is the place to go.  It's right neat downtown Denver, and the exhibits are fun and interactive, even for parents.

This aquarium a really a ton of fun, with or without kids.  There's a big shark tank at the end which his amazing, and also tide pools to pet various sea creatures!

If you're looking for a SUPER unique, VERY eclectic experience, checkout Meow Wolf.  The place is as strange at the name, and a must see.

This beautiful baseball stadium right in downtown Denver is always worth going to  if you can get tickets to a game.  The views are incredible, even from the cheap seats.

Ball Arena is home to the Nuggets, the Avalanche, and a slew of other concerts and performances.  It has always been a blast, and is a breeze to get to from our Townhome.

Mile High stadium is always a rowdy time.  Also very easy to get to from our Townhome.  If you can, try to get the "Mile High" seats!

This is a great excuse for a short day trip to Golden, where you can check out the whole Coors facility!

Tennyson is a fun neighborhood strip just a few minutes drive from our Townhome.  Definitely worth checking out the great restaurants here, and the CAT CAFE!

Get that small-town feel close to the city! With regular festivals throughout the year and packed with small businesses, this is one of our favorite spots to hang.

This is the THE hippest place to be in Denver.  The nightlife and restaurants here are great.

This is the hotspot for those looking for more of the clubs, and bustle of the city.  Be sure to take advantage of the free mall ride shuttle when you're here.

Think of RiNo as LoHi 2.0.  Just as hip, but with more of that bohemian feel.  There are lots of cool shops and food halls, and a whole art district with street art to explore here.

Fun fact: Stapleton used to have it's own airport!  Just East of Downtown, this is a great spot if you're looking for something closer to DIA or a bit off the beaten path.

This is one of our favorite outdoor spaces in the city.  There a huge paved loop here ideal for walking and biking.

South Broadway is our go-to for finding strange gifts from all of the funky stores, and is the place to go if you're looking for a solid dive bar.

Drive 1.5 hours to the famous Rocky Mountain National Park (RMNP) for idyllic Colorado views. Hiking, camping, tours and more await you in this pristine region.

Just 1.5 hours to one of the best places in the Rockies.  Summit County has loads to do here from skiing, hiking, mountain biking, and shopping.  We make it up here every chance we get.

Stop in Estes on your way to RMNP for food and shopping downtown, a spooky tour of the haunted Stanley Hotel, or catch a festival. It is common to see Elk in town here!

Boulder is known for its hiking, rock climbing, biking, breweries, and more. Catch a festival, walk the famous Pearl Street Mall, or explore the outdoors an hour away from Greeley.

Hike the iconic Garden of the Gods park. Visit Cheyenne Mountain Zoo, built into the mountain. Ride the famous Cog Railway to the top of Pike's Peak. Tour the Air Force Academy. And so much more just 1.5 hours away.

Only 15 minutes away and located in an area of spectacular natural beauty, Golden is where the mountains meet the plains. The area offers outstanding outdoor recreation with biking, hiking and kayaking all available right in town.