I’m heading to Denver next month to get my mountain hiking fix and to catch a few Dave Matthews shows, any good restaurants I should consider?
Any Denver keto peeps?
collaroygal
(KCKO, KCFO 🥥)
#2
While no full on keto places, lots do offer naked/lettuce wrapped burgers Smashburgers’ ble buffalo burger naked is one of my favorite things.
Skinny tacos is a thing now at many Mexican places also you can get ala carte carnitas, taco salads without the bowl, hold the beans.
Bone in buffalo chicken wings, baked or deep fried are readily available here, you ask for just celery, no carrots too.
Here are a few places you might want to check out:
http://www.baconsocialhouse.com/ What’s not to love about bacon?
http://www.buckhorn.com/suppermenu.php This is a legend in Denver, wild game is the specialty.
http://www.bonesdenver.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/6.25.18-web.pdf Because where else can you get bone marrow? This place has lots of ramen type dishes that you can as them to skip the noodles, and they just load up the other goodies for you. It is popular and Open Table does do reservations for them, so you might want to do that.
Enjoy the concert and the Mile High City.
rkd999
(Roy D)
#3
You may also want to consider these;
https://www.rodiziogrill.com/denver/
Rodizio’s website states; Venture to one of Rodizio Grill’s many locations for churrasco style dining.
(Churrasco is the term for a barbecue, and it is most popular in Brazil when served in the rodizio style: waiters weave around the room bearing skewers of hot meat glistening with fat, and you can eat as much as you like.)
All are a bit on the expensive side, but these are meat lover’s eateries!
Keto On!
Emacfarland
(Erin Macfarland )
#8
I’m a proud Colorado native, so I hope you enjoy your visit! Colorado is sadly becoming crowded, the traffic is getting bad, housing is expensive. But I can’t imagine living anywhere else! These are all great suggestions, I don’t eat out much (again too expensive!) but there are tons of Keto friendly options at most restaurants. I’d recommend Euclid Hall downtown, pretty spectacular food with a focus on creative nose to tail dishes.