Café restaurants in Rocky Mountains
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Organixx
- Denver, USA
- Restaurants › Café
This breezy cafe is geared towards healthy eating, serving breakfasts – eggs, sandwiches, granola, yoghurt etc. Lunchtime sandwiches have some innovative fillings. Organixx maintains a sustainability and fair-trade philosophy.
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Cuba Cuba Café & Bar
- Denver, USA
- Restaurants › Café
Try the mango mojito (rum-based cocktail) at this swanky Cuban joint serving finger-lickin' BBQ spareribs, flavor-packed fried yucca and a sumptuous coconut-crusted tuna. The back patio offers fantastic sunset city views; the bright blue-walled environs emit an island vibe. There's sometimes music on Thursday nights. Bookings not accepted.
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The Market
- Denver, USA
- Restaurants › Café
Situated in a historic building on Larimer, the Market is an excellent coffee shop, deli and gourmet food store. The place makes popular sandwiches and coffee drinks (like a Milky Way latte), but they can hardly stay in stock of their cultishly popular cake, the Spring Fling, which layers zucchini bread, fresh fruit and cream cheese icing.
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Gypsy House Café
- Denver, USA
- Restaurants › Café
This is an unusual place. A family-run operation that dishes up fine Middle-Eastern mains, deserts and snacks, Turkish coffee as well as espresso, and house-blended loose-leaf tea. The chaotic decor is true to theme, and there's live music, poetry, belly dancing and dub-reggae DJs performing on an erratic schedule. Internet terminals and free wi-fi make it popular with locals.
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SAME Café
- Denver, USA
- Restaurants › Café
This nonprofit cafe was founded by two former food-bank workers, who wanted to provide healthy, by-donation lunches for those who were struggling to make ends meet. The standard American cafeteria fare is delicious. Walk-in volunteers are welcome, though you can reserve a spot in advance online.
Volunteering here or dropping in for lunch is one of the most unique and heart-warming dining options in Denver, and demonstrates the most progressive thinking in the city's sustainable, local, community-oriented food movement.
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