Need a "CO" restaurant for business guests...

[rforsythe]

No mountain view, but Del Frisco's at Belleview/I-25 has some of the best steak, period.

[Sully]

+1 for Del Frisco
+1 Mizuna

Barolo Grill (Cherry Creek North)
Brio (Cherry Creek)
Cherry Creek Grill
Houston's (Cherry Creek)
North (Cherry Creek)

Here are some others in/near DTC

Yia Yia's (has patio that faces East, wtf why?)
McCormick & Schmicks
Il Fornaio
Pappadeaux
Brooks Steakhouse
Bonefish Grille

You may want to check out the Park Meadows outdoor area -
Maybe the White Chocolate Grill (I think that's the name)

[Ezzzzy1]

La Sandia at the Vistas in Park Meadows. Rooftop patio and bar with a great view and 5 minutes from DTC.

La Sandia is good... Only suggestion that I have seen that has a great shot of the whole front range. Trappers is great if a patio is passable.

[CaptGoodvibes]

Chart House has good eats but it's a chain...

It depends on where the VIP's are from really.

[grim]

Fresh fish company is also near DTC I hear its still really nice in there!

[Snowman]

Isn't there a really good Italiano place in DTC off of I-25, starts with a M, and you can't walk away without two bags full of leftovers?

I remember it faces the mountains...

[Sully]

Maggiano's?

[Snowman]

Yep that's the place...

[grim]

[QUOTE=Sully;582343]Maggiano's?[/QUOoVER]


Over there there's also Laundrys you could even check out what restaurants inside the Inverness Hotel are open!

[rforsythe]

Fresh fish company is also near DTC I hear its still really nice in there!

Isn't there a really good Italiano place in DTC off of I-25, starts with a M, and you can't walk away without two bags full of leftovers?

I remember it faces the mountains...

By formal, I assume he means "my bosses have an unlimited expense account"...

[Snowman]

By formal, I assume he means "my bosses have an unlimited expense account"...

Rent a helicopter at Centennial Airport with in flight Diamond Cabaret strippers, fly out to the Fort to eat roasted bison marrow bones and tongue, then fly up to Vail with Shotgun Willy's strippers to the The Wildflower for the salmon and wine.

That should cover the full "Colorado Experience" for them...

[rforsythe]

Rent a helicopter at Centennial Airport with in flight Diamond Cabaret strippers, fly out to the Fort to eat roasted bison marrow bones and tongue, then fly up to Vail to the The Wildflower for the salmon and wine.

That should cover the full "Colorado Experience" for them...

Actually...... the Perfect Landing at Centennial has good food, I think a more formal atmosphere at dinner, and big ass windows that overlook the mountains and $30 million jets taking off below (guessing they could probably also look out on theirs, depending on where it's parked).

[jbnwc]

No mountain view, but Del Frisco's at Belleview/I-25 has some of the best steak, period.

Thanks, Ralph. This is what they ended up choosing.

[jbnwc]

Actually...... the Perfect Landing at Centennial has good food, I think a more formal atmosphere at dinner, and big ass windows that overlook the mountains and $30 million jets taking off below (guessing they could probably also look out on theirs, depending on where it's parked).

I thought of this, too. Maybe next time. Some of our guys occasionally fly into Centennial, but then the Channel 7 chopper usually ferries them off to wherever they go from there. There's no such thing as impressing that crowd.

[rforsythe]

Thanks, Ralph. This is what they ended up choosing.

I recommend the fillet, oscar style, med rare. It's like a steak orgasm.

I thought of this, too. Maybe next time. Some of our guys occasionally fly into Centennial, but then the Channel 7 chopper usually ferries them off to wherever they go from there. There's no such thing as impressing that crowd.

Depends on if you know the guys with the WW2 fighters that hang out there.

GET TO THA CHOPPAAAA!

[Sully]

Del Frisco - Best filet in town +1. Plus they have a fancy cigar bar. Excellent choice.

[Ghost]

We will be hiring for client consulting positions on investing/investment banking/buy side & sell side research/quant research/hedge & mutual fund/index/credit ratings products. The consultants work from DTC; no travel; work almost exclusively with institutional clients; no sales. Finance or related degree required; MBA's and CFA's get preference. Some of the best benefits you can imagine. We aren't approved to hire just yet, but when we get approval we'll do a mad dash to fill positions.

Sounds awesome!

...I don't qualify...unless I get my MBA before then and that won't happen...

[derekm]

get out of d.b. overcrowded dtc & hit beujos in Idaho springs or Dillon dam brewery, if they are hippies lil ollies in Frisco lol

[Dietrich_R1]

How 'bout EARL's in Park Meadows or Cherry Creek!!!!! I know Earl's isn't a CO original company but the GIRL'S sure are!!!

[derekm]

How 'bout EARL's in Park Meadows or Cherry Creek!!!!! I know Earl's isn't a CO original company but the GIRL'S sure are!!!

met a couple HIGH end call girls at PM, this one whore said she'd let old guys bare back for like $5g!!!!!

[GregsGSXR]

+1 for The Fort

[modette99]

No view, but its very nice right Downtown, Fogo de Chao
http://www.fogodechao.com/index.php?id=70

We have gone many times since it opened (maybe 5-8 times so far), it cost around $45 a person, the wine list is huge, service is very impressive, food never lets you down. Free valet parking too which is always a bonus in the city. We now take guest here that visit us, well worth the drive up to Denver. However for those on a budget Lunch cost $25 and its still the whole menu as if you get at diner and service is just as good.

Another great place is up near Keystone: Ski Tip Lodge (not sure if they are open in the summer). That will set you back $100-$120 a person. I think our bill for 4 people was $450 before tip.

[puckstr]

[MetaLord 9]

I have to agree with Jeff, if you have a couple of cars take them up to the Chart House in Genesee. The menu has a wide variety of fresh fish, meat and even a vegetarian can eat well. The view of the city as the sun goes down is nice and the ride up there will show off the mountains. It's straight up I70 and not as far from the city as you think. They might even see a heard of Elk wandering by. They do have a nice patio and a great happy hour, but you can't reserve tables for dinner outside. If you reserve inside, make sure you ask for the tables with the city view... otherwise you'll just see trees out the window.

+1

It's a chain, but Charthouse is great food. Big fan of their prime rib. They also have a patio if I'm remembering correctly.


If you want, you can always do cocktails at one place and then dinner at another. The bar at the top of the downtown Hyatt is usually fairly quiet and offers a spectacular view of the Rockies and part of downtown Denver. Higher dollar drinks, but it's also a bit nicer of a place. After that, you have all of lodo at your disposal for dinner.

Other options might be a restaurant in Park Meadows. PF Changs isn't exactly a formal place, but they've got a patio and a very nice view of the rockies, so if you can find a place near them that's higher dollar, that might work.

For just a good formal, expensive place to eat, Shanahan's is pretty ritzy on the inside, as is McCormick & Shmick's. Both are in DTC. No patios or views though