About Denver

[MaggieSinead]

I'm coming to Denver soon, and while I've been to other parts of Colorado, I've yet to visit Denver.


Exciting!

Despite my size, I am, without a doubt, a 'foodie'.

So, WHERE should I be sure to eat? (I very much fancy AUTHENTIC Spanish food--if anyone knows of a good place, that would be WONDERFUL!)

Thank you in advance!

[carguy1989]

It is not Spanish food, but you got to try the Buckhorn Exchange...great local spot with lots of Colorado History.

[moneytree2012]

Denver and authentic Mexican food, an oxymoron.

[MaggieSinead]

Then it's a GREAT thing I don't enjoy Mexican food!

And thank you, Carguy! I've bookmarked it! And, as I know nothing of Colorado history, it might be a LOVELY stop!

[BigBaldBlk]

Maggie, welcome to our great State! There are plenty of eclectic Spanish restaurants all around the city and state. Cuba Cuba has outstanding food, in a great urban setting. I also agree with Buckhorn Exchange. Traveling providers usually stay in two or three places: Denver Tech Center (DTC), downtown and North Denver. DTC & Downtown have several different eateries, and both are on the light rail station, so you can travel to either for a nominal fee.

Have fun and enjoy your time here!

[MaggieSinead]

As for FOOD (I'm not silly enough to book a city before having all my accomadations set--though your advice might be helpful to someone else considering Denver) is Cuba Cuba SPANISH food? I've had more than my fill of Cuban food. When I first came to America (2 years ago, bloody hell, time flies!) I was in South Florida for a bit while my Animals were in quarentine.
*I'm about to go back to Spain for a week just for some food!

I've absolutely decided upon Buckhorn exchange, 2 endosements make me happy

Thank you all so very very much!!!