Restaurants in Denver we miss the most: The bracket!
Friendly hosts, refilled water glasses, warm tortilla chips, humans.

Which establishments are Denverites really missing?
A friendly host showing you to your table. A refilled water glass. Warm tortilla chips. Other humans. There’s a lot about the in-person dining experience we miss, and some restaurants in Denver just do it right. Many are struggling due to the COVID-19 shutdowns, so we want to show them some love.
Which restaurant are you craving the most?
Vote for your favorite and tell us why they’re your favorite. Top vote-getters will populate our next coronavirus-era bracket (which follows the very contentious social distancing bracket).
Happy eating!
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