Going out to eat with our clients is always such a treat. If they don’t already have a spot in mind, we like to make the most of our outings by choosing a spot they can really enjoy! When it comes to restaurants, loud music and a crowded, busy atmosphere might not be the best choice. Some of our clients have difficulty hearing or need space for a walker or wheelchair (or just enjoy a more laid-back experience). Fortunately for us, Denver’s restaurant scene is thriving, and there’s no reason to limit yourself to the old standbys! Here are some of ECS’s favorite local spots for eating out in the city. ANNIE’S CAFÉ, 3100 East Colfax Avenue, Arvada A Denver classic, Annie’s has been serving regulars for over 35 years. A great casual spot for breakfast or lunch, this place is full of fun vintage bric-a-brac and a large-screen TV that plays classic movies on low volume. Its all-day breakfast menu, large variety of sandwiches and salads and southwestern favorites has something for everyone! The front doors can be a bit difficult to maneuver with a wheelchair, but once inside, the aisles between tables are nice and wide.
STEUBEN’S FOOD SERVICE, 7355 Ralston Road, Arvada The menu at Steuben’s is a true masterpiece of comfort food, with everything from fried chicken to macaroni and cheese to pot roast. Make sure you save a little room for one of their homemade desserts…the butterscotch pudding and coconut cake are standouts! Styled as a modernized 50’s diner, Steuben’s is clean, bright and full of friendly staff that are never in a hurry to take your order. The Arvada location is much more accessible than the smaller spot on 17th, but both offer the same great menu and fantastic service. ZAIDY’S DELI CHERRY CREEK, 121 Adams St., Denver Another diner-style restaurant, Zaidy’s has been serving home-style food to Denver regulars since 1985. Usually lunchtimes are busy and you might have a short wait for a table, but the home-made food more than makes up for it. Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner, Zaidy’s offers old-world recipes, all-you-can-eat pickles and an amazing fresh-baked dessert selection. Parking in front and back. This is a great place to visit after a day of shopping in Cherry Creek! BASTIEN’S RESTAURANT, 3503 East Colfax Avenue, Denver If you have passed by this oddly-shaped building and bright sign on Colfax without giving it much thought, it’s time for a visit! Since 1937, this midcentury American steakhouse has been serving up supper-club style dinners with old-school sides and classic cocktails. Their famous “sugar steak”, a New York strip with a lightly caramelized sugar glaze is not to be missed; in fact, the beef served at Bastien’s rivals any in town. The atmosphere is just dim enough, with the music at a great volume for conversation. The ground floor and tables are easily maneuverable, with a wide path around a center “birds nest” second story seating area. SWEET COOIE’S ICE CREAM AND CONFECTIONARY, 3506 12th Avenue, Denver Ok, technically, this isn’t a restaurant, but our clients love it so much that we had to include it! Next time you have a sweet tooth, Sweet Cooie’s is the perfect destination. This adorable soda fountain and ice cream shop has plenty of seating in back, and serves traditional ice cream sodas (striped paper straws and all) that bring back memories for those indulged in them as teenagers! Friendly soda jerks serve homemade truffles, banana splits, malts, shakes and more in a bright, fun atmosphere. Sometimes sharing time over a meal or treat is a perfect way to brighten someone’s day! Our Concierges are ready to accompany clients wherever they want to go, so when you can’t be there, think about giving us a call 720-217-8137. We can plan an outing perfect for the one you care about!
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