Expect to spend at least three hours.

A great collection of Modern Art.

This little museum is a one of Denver’s great undiscovered attractions.

Clothing, jewelry, housewares, knick-knacks, baby stuff. A great store.

Coffee, Art, and new and used Books.

Now with two locations, across the street from each other. One sells all kinds of cool craft supplies, the other sells super cute clothing.

Cools shoes and bags.

The Lodo branch of the Tattered Cover is a great place to spend a few hours on your own. Peace, quiet, and a million books to browse through. And great coffee and snacks.

The advantage of this Barnes and Noble is the 24 hour Starbucks attached to it. So if you are not ready to leave by closing time, you can take your book to a table next door. Stay all night, they don’t mind.

Denver’s legendary record shop.

Records, Movies, Books, Magazines. You can kill a whole afternoon here.

Sushi Bars are perfect for eating alone. Just belly up to the bar and have a feast. This little Cherry Creek place is my favorite sushi in Denver.

Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner are all served up at this old fashioned diner. Almost everyone here is eating alone, you will fit right in.

In the mood for Mexican Food? This tiny place is perfect for one.

A dim and quiet bar. Perfect for a solitary martini.

Great food, a varied selection of quality beers, and cozy high-backed booths.

A tidy neighborhood joint. A nice place to have a beer and read the papers.

Hotel bars are perfect for drinking alone. You don’t look lonely, just like you are in town on business. You might even strike up a conversation with a fellow traveller. The Peaks Lounge at the Hyatt looks out towards the mountains from an imposing altitude. It will take your breath.