Welcome to Colorado! We can't wait to share our home with you. Below are some recommendations to enjoy during your stay.

Welcome to

Boulder

Where to Eat & Drink

Frasca Food + Wine

Refined Northern Italian plates with locally sourced ingredients & top-shelf wines.

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Oak at Fourteenth

Innovative, locally sourced New American cuisine & cocktails in a stylish space

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The Kitchen

Farm-to-table American food in an urban space, plus drinks from the upstairs community bar.

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Hapa Sushi

Modern Japanese spot on Pearl Street Mall known for its fusion sushi & Hawaiian-influenced eats.

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Pizzeria alberico

Classic Napoletana pizza from the Frasca Hospitality Group

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bartaco

Enjoy upscale street food & cocktails in a coastal and relaxed environment.

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The Buff Restaurant

Rich American grub-like pancakes filled with bacon & drinks in mason jars at this brunch stalwart.

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The Sink

Funky, family-owned landmark for Sinkburgers & Ugly Crust Pizza plus local & regional microbrews.

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License no. 1

Speakeasy-style bar serving classic cocktails in a chill, retro-inspired digs inside Hotel Boulderado.

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Corrida

Spanish inspired cuisine with beautiful rooftop views of the Flatirons.

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The bitter bar

Speakeasy loungey hipster hot spot known for its creative drink menu & small plates.

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west end tavern

Brick pub popular for burgers & such, an extensive drink menu & a roof lounge with mountain views.

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avery brewing

Serving house beers including some offbeat styles & a brewpub menu plus tours & dog-friendly patio.

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bramble & Hare

Farm-to-table eats, winner of a green Michelin star for sustainability.

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Avanti F&B

Casual food hall with rooftop views. You can find something for everyone at this local favorite.

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The Dark horse

The ultimate dive bar setting with delicious burgers & wings. No frills here!

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Altitude adjustment

Boulder is located in the Foothills of the Rocky Mountains at 5,430' feet above sea level!

Things to Remember When Visiting High Altitude:

DRINK WATER! This is the number one way to help your body adjust easily to higher altitude. Drink twice as much water as you do at home.

In the dry Colorado air, golf balls travel ten percent farther…and so do cocktails. Please sip accordingly.

Layers needed! Because we are closer to the sun, it can feel warm during the day and quite chilly at night.

Things to do

Take a hike

Chautauqua Park is home to several trails with varying levels of difficulty, all of which provide beaitufil views of the Flatirons. Trails CAN be icy in October depending on weather, so we recommend checking Alltrails.com for current conditions.