Palizo Italiano brings northern Italian food to Platt Park
Denver’s newest farm-to-table restaurant, like many of the others, has a local focus. This one, though, is local to a region half a world away.
Denver’s newest farm-to-table restaurant, like many of the others, has a local focus. This one, though, is local to a region half a world away.
Palizo Italiano is now serving regional northern Italian food, including house-made pastas, in Platt Park.
The restaurant replaced southern joint Fourteen Seventytwo at 1472 S. Pearl St., next door to Stella’s Gourmet Coffee.
The lunch menu includes a variety of antipasti, salads and main courses like a bacon Caesar burger and the San Marzano capellini pasta with San Marzano tomatoes and roasted garlic. The dinner menu features dishes including the Insalata di Granchio di Aspargi (crab salad, asparagus, with lemon zabaione), Basso a Strisce (whole Colorado striped bass, green beans, herbs, with a fig vincotto vinaigrette) and Entrecote for Two (dry-rubbed 48-ounce rib eye in a veal demi-glace).
You can browse the full menu here.
Palizo Italiano is open for lunch from 11:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. and for dinner from 5 to 9 p.m. Sunday through Thursday and 5 to 10 p.m. Friday and Saturday.

History Colorado’s Northside Memory Project looks to keep the Northside alive

Things to do in Denver this weekend, Aug. 12-14

City gives $150K to start Safe Parking program for Denverites living in their vehicles


Denver’s minimum wage will increase, but you’ll have to wait until January 2023 to see it in your paycheck

Denver police ask for help in murder investigation of 14-year-old

This couple just sold a Cap Hill mansion — to themselves and their housemates — hoping to fight a little bit of Denver’s housing crisis

Demolition at 17th and Logan is permitted after all, and we learned what’s been proposed to replace the old Be on Key and Wrangler building

Awake, Denver’s first “sober” bar, will close temporarily

When Denver flooded on Sunday, did the City Park Golf Course stormwater system work?

Denver just took down a “Chinese Riot” historical marker that was actually about an anti-Chinese riot

Denver wants to slow catalytic converter thefts by tracking a lot more information about who’s selling catalytic converters

I-70 flood: Pumps didn’t turn on automatically as intended, contractor says

The Montbello High revamp is “the biggest project that DPS has built in a long time”


“It appears these lanes are for dogs riding bikes… what the heck?”

Here’s where people have been going when they can’t afford Denver anymore (or just want out)

Whittier’s former Scottish-owned Mexican restaurant turned swingers club turned gay bear bar will soon be a restaurant, cafe, coworking space, art gallery and more

Things to do in Denver this weekend, Aug. 5-7
