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Some of the most unique dining in Denver is found in Stapleton neighborhood and the Northfield open air shopping district. In these areas, one can visit everywhere from Texas to Mexico to Italy without the inconvenience of airfare and jet lag. Some of the most popular restaurants in these Denver neighborhoods are the cowboy-themed Peoria Bar & Grill and comfort food haven The Berkshire, known for burgers that will convince even the most die-hard calorie counters to hop of the diet wagon. With the growing popularity of Brazilian steakhouses, Texas de Brazil Churrascaria is another local favorite.
Stapleton / Northfield Restaurants
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4407 Peoria St., Denver CO 80239
Contemporary American.
At the Peoria Bar and Grill in Denver's swanky Timbers Hotel, a contemporary western cowboy aesthetic compliments the contemporary western menu, featuring unique takes on American cuisine with an emphasis on the flavors of the west, such as a compliment of Angus steaks and dishes such as a grilled salmon with cheddar cheese grits and wilted spinach.
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8390 Northfield Blvd., Denver CO 80238
Brazilian Steakhouse.
A Brazilian take on the steakhouse, Texas de Brazil is a successful national chain operating the “Churrascaria” concept in Denver. Featuring a massive salad/appetizer selection, followed by all manner of grilled Brazilian-style meats and seafood served on swords by Brazilian carvers, Texas de Brazil offers the Denver restaurant scene fine dining with unmistakably unique Brazilian flair.
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7352 East 29th Ave., Denver CO 80238
Comfort Food.
Known for its comprehensive treatment of its favorite ingredient, pork, The Berkshire is a playful yet beloved Denver restaurant with a reputation for the slightly excessive, such as the Berkshire's bacon double-genius burger, featuring a half-pound of premium beef, Canadian bacon and horseradish havarti cheese served with French fries and gravy. The good people at the Berkshire recommend trying it topped with a fried egg. Aside from that, any restaurant that serves a caramelized banana-and-peanut-butter sandwich (with bacon, of course) in homage to the King has to be worth checking out.
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