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Colorado's best eats along the Front Range.

If you are a Colorado native or a visitor passing through the stunning landscapes of the Front Range, it is time to fuel up at some of the best spots along the way. From the urban streets of Denver to the cozy mountain towns, there is no shortage of mouthwatering meals and scenic views. Grab your “That’s so fetch” attitude because we’re about to break down the best eats along Colorado's Front Range with a sprinkle of mountain life, all while channeling our inner Regina George. Whether you are craving a classic breakfast burrito, farm-to-table dinner, or an unforgettable burger, here are the top restaurants that will have you saying, “I’m not a regular foodie, I’m a cool foodie.”

A variety of meals


 Colorado Springs

  • Shuga's
    4.5 Stars | Address: 702 S Cascade Ave, Colorado Springs, CO 80903 | Website:     shugas.com
    For something a little more laid-back but still with top-notch flavor, head over to Shuga’s. This eclectic, casual bistro is known for its playful menu, which includes everything from, my personal favorite, their famous "Ahi tuna tacos" to signature cocktails. As a local favorite, it combines contemporary style with mountain town charm, making it a welcoming hangout after sightseeing or hiking the Springs.
  • Four by Brother Luck
    4.5 Stars | Address: 321 N Tejon St, Colorado Springs, CO 80903 | Website:     brotherluck.com
    For a true taste of local culinary artistry, Four by Brother Luck is an absolute must-visit. Chef Brother Luck, a celebrated local figure and finalist on Top Chef, brings his expertise and passion for the region's ingredients to the table. The restaurant features a rotating menu inspired by seasonal Colorado ingredients, with dishes that highlight local meats, vegetables, and game. Highlights include their signature Colorado bison and inventive octopus dishes. The warm, rustic ambiance paired with exquisite food ensures this restaurant is a standout in the Springs dining scene.

Denver

  • Mercantile Dining & Provision
    4.5 Stars | Address: 1701 Wynkoop St, Denver, CO 80202 | Website:     mercantiledenver.com
    Located inside Union Station, Mercantile Dining & Provision is a quintessential Denver restaurant that blends rustic Colorado vibes with contemporary cuisine. Chef Alex Seidel, a local culinary hero, uses locally sourced ingredients to create seasonally inspired dishes. Must-try items include their roasted chicken and butternut squash ravioli. I am obsessed with the ravioli. This spot is perfect for those who want a little mountain rustic with their fine dining.
  • Fruition Restaurant
    5 Stars | Address: 1313 E 6th Ave, Denver, CO 80218 | Website:     fruitionrestaurant.com
    A five-star favorite among locals and tourists alike, Fruition is where you go for farm-to-table cuisine at its finest. Known for its intimate atmosphere and mouthwatering seasonal dishes like the Colorado lamb and pan-seared scallops, Fruition also prides itself on using produce from local farms. It is one of those spots where you feel like you have stepped into a gourmet mountain cabin.

Castle Rock

  • The Urban Egg
    4.5 Stars | Address: 4100 Everglen Dr, Castle Rock, CO 80109 | Website:     theurbanegg.com
    When it comes to breakfast, Castle Rock locals swear by The Urban Egg. This bright, cozy spot serves up elevated takes on traditional breakfast dishes, like their Green Chile Chilaquiles and Colorado Benedict. It is a popular hangout for those looking to kick off their day right in the Front Range.
  • The Rockyard Brewpub
    4 Stars | Address: 880 W Castleton Rd, Castle Rock, CO 80109 | Website:     rockyard.com
    A local favorite for its casual vibes and amazing beer selection, The Rockyard Brewpub offers the perfect Colorado mountain experience with its craft beers and hearty American fare. From their delicious Bison Burger to their famous Beer Battered Fish Tacos, it is a great place to grab a bite while you are exploring the town.

Fort Collins

  • The Kitchen
    5 Stars | Address: 115 S Mason St, Fort Collins, CO 80524 | Website:     thekitchenfortcollins.com
    Fort Collins is known for its vibrant culinary scene, and The Kitchen is one of its brightest stars. Offering a farm-to-table menu that changes with the seasons, you can always count on fresh ingredients and exceptional flavor here. Their Wood-Fired Chicken and Roasted Beets with Goat Cheese are crowd favorites. Plus, the rustic yet modern setting is perfect for date night or a group dinner.
  • Jax Fish House & Oyster Bar
    4.5 Stars | Address: 123 N College Ave, Fort Collins, CO 80524 | Website:     jaxfishhouse.com
    If you are craving seafood, Jax is the place to be in Fort Collins. From their Oysters on the Half Shell to the Fried Chicken & Waffles, they’ve built a reputation for quality seafood and a laid-back yet stylish atmosphere. Bonus: Their seasonal cocktail menu is always worth checking out!

Pueblo

  • The Breakfast King
    4.5 Stars | Address: 2201 S Prairie Ave, Pueblo, CO 81005 | Website:     breakfastkingpueblo.com
    Pueblo is the place to get your breakfast fix, and no one does it better than The Breakfast King. A local institution since 1959, this iconic diner is famous for its hearty portions and legendary Breakfast Burritos. It is the perfect spot to fuel up before a day of exploring or after a hike through the surrounding foothills.
  • The Alley
    5 Stars | Address: 118 S Main St, Pueblo, CO 81003 | Website:     thealleypueblo.com
    Nestled in the heart of Pueblo, The Alley offers up an eclectic mix of Latin-inspired dishes and comfort food. Whether you are in the mood for a Pueblo Chili Burger or a mouthwatering Chimichanga, this spot is perfect for those looking for a fun atmosphere and bold flavors. Do not forget to pair your meal with a craft beer from their extensive selection.

Why Colorado's Front Range Is a Foodie's Dream

From world-class fine dining to cozy local joints with unbeatable charm, the Colorado Front Range is a melting pot of diverse flavors and experiences. The culinary scene here blends farm-to-table freshness with mountain lifestyle vibes, and whether you are in the heart of Denver or exploring the smaller towns of Pueblo and Fort Collins, there is something for every craving. Do not forget to keep the mountain spirit alive in your food choices—whether it is locally raised bison, craft beer from local breweries, or a dish featuring fresh-picked Colorado-grown produce.

So, next time you find yourself on the Front Range, enjoy the very best of Colorado’s dining scene. You will not regret it, because remember—you are like really pretty…and you have impeccable taste in food.

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