VISIT DENVER'S 21st ANNUAL RESTAURANT WEEK KICKS OFF TOMORROW
Over 300 restaurants are participating in Denver Restaurant Week, highlighting The Mile High City's award-winning culinary community
DENVER, March 6, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Today Denver Restaurant Week kicked off its 21 years of amazing restaurant experiences at unbeatable price points. Mayor Johnston and industry leaders joined VISIT DENVER at Ace Eat Serve to toast 21 years. The location was especially significant because Ace Eat Serve has been a guest favorite since Denver Restaurant Week started. The program runs Friday, March 7 through Sunday, March 16. The 10-day, two-weekend event includes over 300 participating restaurants – more then ever before -- across the Denver metro area representing dozens of cuisine types and price points.
Participating restaurants selected a $25, $35, $45 or $55 price for their menu for a multi-course dining experience offering the perfect fit for every appetite. All participating restaurants are listed on DenverRestaurantWeek.com. With participating restaurants across the Denver Metro area, diners are encouraged to explore new neighborhoods outside of their regular routine. Denver Restaurant Week is also the perfect time to revisit some classic Denver favorites.
New this year! Diners can create an account on denverrestaurantweek.com and favorite restaurants that pique their interest. The portal also allows diners to mark when they have visited a restaurant to keep track of their personalized Denver Restaurant Week experience. At the end of Denver Restaurant Week, users can share their conquests on social media with a Spotify Wrapped-style summary.
Denver Restaurant Week was created in 2005 to highlight Denver's growing culinary offerings over a traditionally slow time of year for restaurants. The program also aimed to improve the reputation of Denver's culinary scene with locals and visitors. In its inaugural year, 83 restaurants participated in the program. Since then, Denver Restaurant Week has grown to highlight Denver as a culinary destination with multiple James Beard Award-winning chefs and Michelin Guide recognized restaurants taking advantage of the special event.
VISIT DENVER's Denver Restaurant Week would not be possible without the generous support of sponsors including Swire Coca-Cola, Uber Eats, Don Fulano Tequila, High Noon, J Vineyards & Winery, Montenegro, Orin Swift Cellars, Rombauer Vineyards, Colorado Restaurant Association-Mile High Chapter, Downtown Denver Partnership, and media sponsors 5280 Magazine, CBS Colorado, and Westword.
To learn more and book a reservation, visit DenverRestaurantWeek.com.
About VISIT DENVER, The Convention & Visitors Bureau Celebrating 116 years of promoting The Mile High City, VISIT DENVER is a nonprofit trade association that contracts with the City of Denver to market Denver as a convention and leisure destination, increasing economic development in the city, creating jobs and generating taxes. Denver welcomed more than 37.4 million visitors in 2023, generating $10.3 billion in spending, while supporting tens of thousands of jobs and making Tourism one of the city's largest industries. Learn more about Denver at VISIT DENVER or Tourism Pays Denver. Follow Denver's social media channels for up-to-the-minute updates on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, YouTube and LinkedIn.
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With press or photo inquiries, please contact:Taylor Shields, Director of PR & CommunicationsCaroline Campbell, PR & Communications ManagerNatalie St. Hilaire, PR & Communcations CoordinatorPress@visitdenver.com
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