UPDATE June 24, 2014
A big thanks to Odyssey Italian Restaurant and Michael who gave us a grand dinner experience last week, thank you all.
Scroll to the bottom of post for a pic of Michael.
UPDATE February 18, 2014
Call Odyssey for parking tips, finding a parking spot can be difficult.
UPDATE December 27, 2013
I finally found Odyssey’s Official Website! WC
Odyssey Italian Restaurant & Wine Bar
603 E 6th Ave
Denver, CO 80203
(303) 318-0102
Odyssey Italian Restaurant & Wine Bar
Frasca Food & Wine
1738 Pearl Street
Boulder, CO 80302
A special thanks to Claire of http://www.culinary-colorado.com for bringing this top-twenty Italian restaurant to our attention – the only Colorado restaurant to make the list. In fact it’s the only restaurant between Chicago and Las Vegas to make the list.
Frasca Food & Wine
1738 Pearl Street
Boulder, CO 80302 Continue reading
[Some links have been removed or changed since The Edgewater’s website was changed – 2014]
UPDATE 2014: The Edgewater is now serving Sweet Potato Fries
The Edgewater Inn
5302 W 25th Ave
Edgewater, CO 80214
(303) 237-3524
PARISI Pizzeria, Deli and Trattoria
4401 Tennyson St.
Denver, Colorado 80212
PARISI Pizzeria, Deli and Trattoria
I was driving down Tennyson the other day and saw sidewalk tables and thought I saw a big white sign that read “Paris,” and underneath the sign, “Pizzeria.” I chortled and thought to myself: the French have joined in the *Denver Pizza Wars. Of course, the sign read: Parisi – the last i was obscured. Continue reading
Tony Ps (formerly Pasquini’s Pizzeria)
777 E. 17th Avenue
Denver, CO 80203 | 303.839.3200
Tony Ps on 17th Ave.
Article by William Carbone
Tony Ps (Although the name has been changed to Tony Ps, this article still references the name Pasquini’s.) Pasquini’s started out around the mid 80s as a small pizzeria on South Broadway in Denver, Colorado offering pizza, pasta, sandwiches and salads. Continue reading
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Patsy’s Inn
“With a history that spans more than 80 years, Patsy’s Italian Restaurant is Denver’s oldest Italian restaurant. Founded in 1921 by the Aiello family, Patsy’s has undergone a few changes over the years but the heart and soul of tradition have remained the same.” Continue reading
BUMMER! I drove past this little place the other day and something was wrong. The NEON IS gone and there IS a “for Lease” sign in the window, more later… I’ll be checking to see if there is a new location for this great little restaurant. BC
First published April 22, 2010
ARMANDO’S
1610 E. GIRARD PL, Unit M
ENGLEWOOD, CO
720-377-2285
Armando's Italian Restaurant
Photo WCarbone
UPDATE NOVEMBER 13, 2010
The Garlic Knot
2553 So. Colorado Blvd.
Denver, CO 80222
720-542-3528
The Garlic Knot on So. Colorado Blvd. at Yale Ave.
New York Italians: Ya gotta love ’em!
Thanks to the Giampetro family who settled here from the Big Apple, the University Hills neighborhood now has a good Italian pizza joint. It’s been awhile. Continue reading
Mangia Bevi Café
6401 S. Fiddler’s Green Circle
Greenwood Village
303-763-1981
Mangia Bevi Cafe
photo WCarbone
When Denver’s leading developer collaborates with the city’s top food man, you know they’ll do something amazing. That’s precisely what happened when Denver Tech Center Developer John Madden asked Larry DiPasquale, CEO and managing partner of Epicurean Culinary Group, to operate a restaurant and catering services for his newest project Palazzo Verdi in Greenwood Village.
Madden built the office building named for Italian composer Giuseppe Verdi, and DePasquale opened a wonderfully warm Italian bistro named for, well, eating and drinking. Continue reading
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