In Silverton, a former mining town with roots in the late 19th century, a pianist named Lacey taps ragtime tunes on the ivories. Afterward, shop and walk around the main (and only paved) road.
Admire the intricate carvings adorning this building, shipped piece by piece from Boulder’s sister city in Tajikistan. Have a bite to eat and order a pot of tea from the teahouse’s exhaustive menu.
Not only do they have great sushi but they also have spectacular traditional Japanese-intensive cuisine. If you want a delicious udon noodle dish, Japanese hot pot or any traditional dish, come here.
Denver’s cuisine scene is getting national raves for innovative use of local ingredients. Here, master chef Frank Bonanno’s ingredient-obsessed approach yields plated perfection.
