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Home to expensive homes and upscale shopping, Denver’s Cherry Creek neighborhood also houses Denver’s historic Little Italy, a charming hub of Italian restaurants and bakeries just south of downtown Denver. For an authentic Cherry Creek Italian restaurant, Piatti boasts traditional favorites and an extensive wine list all at relatively affordable prices for the Denver neighborhood. On the other end of the spectrum, Denver’s Tuscany restaurant (in the Loews Denver Hotel)is a sophisticated Denver Italian restaurant boasting a selective Italian wine list and nuanced Italian cuisine. Buca di Beppo, a national chain known for kitschy Italian-American paraphernalia and family style plates, also has a Denver outpost. Surrounded by Denver steakhouses and contemporary American cuisine, Denver offers authentic Italian cuisine for diners in all budgets.
Denver Italian Restaurants
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190 St. Paul Street, Denver CO 80206; Tel. 303.321.1919
Piatti offers excellent updated Italian in an inviting space, with stellar service. The Caesar is super, the pasta sauces are divine, and dessert is a must. The wine list is fairly priced, especially by Cherry Creek standards.
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4150 E. Mississippi Ave, Denver, CO 80246
Under the creative direction of Food and Beverage Director, Jeffrey Parr, The Tuscany is back and better than ever. This Denver dining icon delivers outstanding Italian cuisine with fresh ingredients from best regions of Italy. Summer favorites include Lobster Bucatini with sweet garlic and spicy artichokes or a warm asparagus salad with prosciutto and morel mushrooms. The impressive new wine list features hand picked selections from private vineyards in Italy. The Tuscany is perfect for every occasion from a power lunch to an evening with the most discerning diners. A grand fireplace, cozy oversized chairs and attentive service make The Tuscany a quintessential favorite in Cherry Creek. The Tuscany is open 7 days a week for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
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