Small hole-in-the-wall restaurant offers outdoor picnic tables under lush trees for a homey, cute vibe. Empanadas come in varied, authentic flavors and are ready for quick take-out. The atmosphere stays relaxed and casual with no indoor seating available.
Great food stands out despite the poor location and parking challenges. The dishes consistently exceed expectations and make the visit worthwhile.
"These Argentos Empanadas are delicious and fresh."
"The empanadas here are delicious and really yummy."
"These empanadas are tasty and generously stuffed."
Good to know
Parking is about 40 feet away from the restaurant.
There is no indoor seating, just outdoor picnic tables.
The empanadas cost $5 each, providing great value.
Open space with beautiful mountain views and a large playground featuring fun, modern structures welcomes families and visitors. Splash pad and wheelchair-accessible ramps add to the inclusive, lively atmosphere. Quiet, shaded spots offer peaceful retreats amid the spacious, clean environment.
Outdoor events feature East Indian food alongside various booths and food trucks. The food offerings are consistently wonderful and suit a lively festival atmosphere.
Picnic spots include shelters and barbecue areas for gatherings and celebrations. Nearby restaurants and a Barnes & Noble add convenience to the outdoor experience.
Good to know
The park hosts summer concerts every Thursday evening.
Expect limited parking during events; arrive early to secure a spot.
Fireworks displays are held annually, attracting large crowds.
Memorial park offers spacious grounds with shade trees and a serene lake featuring paddle boats. It maintains a quiet, peaceful atmosphere with well-designed playgrounds and a splash pad for children. Bridges and art installations add visual interest along walking paths, making it suitable for families and casual strolls.
Many food trucks and food stalls offer dishes like bulgolgi meatballs, chicken tenders, and lobster mac. Picnic tables provide seating while live music and fun rides add to the carnival atmosphere.
Beautiful setting with many picnic tables and benches scattered around. A group picnic area and fishing options make it suitable for all ages.
Good to know
Pirate Fest is a free event held annually, attracting many visitors.
The Powwow takes place every September and is free to attend.
Expect limited parking availability during events, so arrive early.
Park offers spectacular panoramic views of mountains, city, and Great Plains. Atmosphere stays peaceful and historic, with spots for picnics and a small playground. Features include a museum, gift shop, and cafe with unique treats like fudge and chocolate-covered bacon.
Hot food items and refreshments are available at the visitors center. Food options come with views and there are souvenirs nearby.
Several picnic areas offer comfortable tables and beautiful views. The park suits all ages and sits close to key spots like the museum entrance and lookout area.
Good to know
Parking at Lookout Mountain Park is free.
Entry to Lookout Mountain Park is free.
The museum is closed on Mondays during winter.
Hole-in-the-wall BBQ joint with simple, functional decor and a cozy, warm atmosphere. Casual setting encourages social dining with country music playing softly in the background. Outdoor picnic tables and table puzzles add to the relaxed, communal vibe.
Food features perfectly smoked, tender, and flavorful BBQ with great hospitality. The owner puts heart into the cooking, delivering consistently excellent dishes.
Good to know
Otis’s BBQ is a food truck located in the El Colorado Lodge parking lot.
I paid 13 dollars for a single sandwich.
The restaurant is open for lunch and until 9 PM for dinner.
Park offers breathtaking mountain views and a large playground for children. Rustic cabins with wifi sit near a venue hosting live performances. Visitors enjoy lush picnic areas and well-maintained trails.
Dining hall serves hot beverages and food with excellent service. Snacks and drinks are available on the porch, making it a great spot for a post-hike meal.
Open space and nice grass create a relaxing spot for a picnic. The area also supports hiking and offers views for a sunset picnic or car dinner.
Good to know
Parking is free from Labor Day to Memorial Day.
Visiting early in the morning is recommended for better parking and fewer crowds.
Dogs must be leashed and visitors must stay on the paths.
Outdoor amphitheater offers intimate grass seating with amazing sound and city views. Atmosphere stays relaxed and family-friendly, hosting many free live music shows. Food trucks and picnic options add to the casual vibe.
Food options include very good but pricey items from the venue and multiple food trucks. Lines for food, drinks, and bathrooms move fast, and reserving a seat early gives priority access to food trucks.
The lawn offers a spacious grass area perfect for spreading blankets and enjoying a picnic. Bringing your own food, blankets, chairs, and sealed non-alcoholic drinks is allowed, alongside food truck options nearby.
Good to know
Levitt Pavilion Denver hosts over 40 free concerts every summer.
Parking is often very limited during larger shows.
Bring a lawn chair or blanket for seating during concerts.