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Rocky Mountain Diner
(303) 293-8383
800 18th St Ste 100
Denver, CO 80202
Denver, CO 80202
Categories: Casual Restaurants, Seafood Restaurants, Full-Service Restaurants, North American Restaurants, Limited-Service Restaurants
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Updated 10/22/2008
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The first time I went to Rocky Mountain Diner was after a few beers at a friend’s place for a cheeseburger and fries. When waiting to eb seated, I noticed something in the case at the hostess stand. What IS that giant thing? It’s as big as tire! Is that? Why it is. It’s the biggest cheesecake I’ve ever seen, and I’m gonna have some. Forget the burger. I ordered a slice of cheesecake and a glass of cold milk and never looked back. This slice is for sharing, and then some. Rich with creamy cheese flavors and a nice texture. Choices range from strawberry cheesecake to chocolate swirled. Divine.
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Updated 10/23/2008
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You may know the Rocky Mountain Diner for it’s packed lunches and dinners of casual comfort food with bowls of gravy and buttery bread. Weekends begin at 11 am and offer a small but successful brunch menu for those of us who want some comfort for breakfast too. Choose from basic scrambles, biscuits and gravy or a breakfast burrito to ease you into the weekend.
Imagine walking into a diner a hundred years ago. This is what we think it might have looked like back then and we hope that you enjoy your visit.