Patio Dining in Denver

BESO de Arte, an upscale Latin Bistro, is nestled in the heart of historic downtown Morrison, Colorado, just south of the world famous Red Rocks Amphitheater.

BESO de Arte offers a private VIP dinning room, known affectionately as the cave, but far from a spelunking cavern, the dinning room offers a private, intimate, and fun treat. complete with your own exclusive staff.

Nestled in the western block of Highland neighborhood, Highland’s Garden Cafe offers classic elegant dining on its outside patio. There are many small gardens in which patio tables have been set. Very intimate.

I was impressed that tables inside the main restaurant are reserved to seat all the patio diners in the event of rain…which I experienced on my most recent visit.

A modern mexican restaurant takes traditional mexican cuisine and adds an unexpected twist that delivers an unexpectedly fabulous dining experience.

The patio is a very festive place to have before dinner drinks as well as dinner. Offering a spectacular view of the western slope, it is covered which has its pros and cons. Pros – the obvious one: staying out of the rain (a rare occurance in Denver). Con – the heat gets trapped under the canopy making it uncomfortably warm on a hot summer night. Ask to be seated in the area that is not covered!

Enjoy!

A little piece of Paris in the Heart of Denver

If you love eating at the Blue River Bistro in Breckenridge…then you will also love Vita. The menu is quite different, but just as tasty.

Enjoy the spectacular view of the city from the outdoor patio on the rooftop.

Located in lower Highlands, the menu is Mediterranean with Italian, Spanish and Greek influences.

The outdoor patio at Cafe Prague is cool and casual. Set in the small town of Morrison, the stone patio is surrounded by big old trees.

The European and American menu is varied…and the specials are always …special!