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These are the top 10 spots we’d recommend to our best friend visiting Denver. No fluff, just culinary greatness at different price points.

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These are the top 10 spots we’d recommend to our best friend visiting Denver. No fluff, just culinary greatness at different price points.

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The Walk In

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🥐 Café & Bakery

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4.7
Morning bustle, biscuits going fast and coffee punched up strong. Big sandwiches, hand pies, and tables full of regulars and newcomers.
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Mirador

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🥘 Spanish

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4.8
A Spanish-style tapas and sherry bar settled right in Midtown Kingston. Dishes drift out with the clink of glasses and friends in armchairs.
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Bowery Dugout

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🦞 Seafood

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4.5
A local staple where the scent of fresh seafood lingers and old timers fill the tables. Garlic bread hits the table first, with hearty chowders and the clatter of shellfish.
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The Kork and Keg Bar & Grill

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4.4
Sports bar energy tucked inside a Days Inn, stacked with over-the-top burgers and wings. Owner-run, plenty of regulars, and no one leaves hungry.
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Armadillo

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🌮 Mexican

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4.5
A longtime Kingston standby for Mexican plates, margaritas, and gathering. Patio chatter floats in behind the snap of a shaken cocktail.
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O'Neill's Shire Pub

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4.4
Local pub energy with regulars at the bar and live music echoing out front. Hands pass pints and plates—burgers, wings, and stories flow late.
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Threshold Restaurant

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🍱 Korean

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4.9
A thoughtful Korean kitchen turns up inventive plates in a low-slung Catskills spot. Cocktails, local ingredients, and steady conversation fill the room.
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Savona's Trattoria & Bar - Hudson

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🍝 Italian

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4.4
Classic Italian with a Hudson bent and a hum of steady regulars. Breadsticks hit the table, the buzz of families and dates fills the patio.
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Tony And Nick's Italian Kitchen

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4.4
Italian-American comfort with a local accent in downtown Ellenville. Pizzas land hot, pastas show up steaming, and the crowd buzzes with regulars.
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Mountain Brauhaus

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🥨 German

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4.4
An old-world Catskills beer hall where accordions ring out most weekends. Weissbier, potato pancakes, and laughter drift up to the rafters.
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NightSwim Kingston

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4.6
Buzzy neighborhood bar with a backyard and a laid-back beat. Wings come out crisp, drinks come out cold, and the crowd sticks around.
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Tuna III

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4.4
Unfussy Japanese spot with a regular rhythm on Main Street. Sushi and comfort plates come fast, matched by friendly check-ins from the owner.
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Salt Box Bar

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4.4
Lively, no-nonsense bar humming late into the night. Bartenders pour classics, the crowd swaps stories, and karaoke floats upstairs.
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Barnwood Restaurant

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🍔 American

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4.4
A roadhouse-style spot where locals and travelers pull up for big plates and local beer. Fried chicken, ribs, and chatter carry through wood-trimmed booths.
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Savona's Trattoria & Bar - Kingston

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4.5
Classic Italian meals pour out of a former opera house on Kingston’s Broadway. Plates clatter, cocktails shake, and the sidewalk fills on fair nights.
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A Slice of Italy

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4.5
Lively Italian-American spot with a steady flow of neighbors and regulars. Pizza slides out of the oven, plates clatter, and laughter runs long.
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Stella's Station

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🍔 American

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4.4
An easy Saugerties spot with open-air tables, strong pours, and pub plates. Conversation cuts through the hum of the patio and clink of fry baskets.
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Van Smokey Meat Shop, Restaurant & Bar

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🍗 BBQ

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4.4
Country butcher meets barroom gathering spot. Smoked meats, karaoke Fridays, cold pints, and regulars cutting up at the patio tables.
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Book Village Inn & Bar

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4.8
A small-town pub breathing new life into Hobart’s Book Village. Fries crackle from the kitchen, local beer flows, and regulars drift between fireside and backyard.
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Catamount Restaurant

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🍔 American

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4.3
An Adirondack-style lodge on the Esopus, humming with resort and local life. Plates lean hearty—prime rib, trout, and the crack of fresh bread.
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Bistrot le Chat Barbu

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🥖 French

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4.6
A French bistro that hums with creative energy and local ties. Plates drift from classic to bright, and conversations stretch over deep pours.
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Kyoto Sushi

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4.6
A neighborhood Japanese spot that keeps regulars loyal. Sushi is sliced to order and the rice comes warm from the paddle.
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Ship to Shore

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4.5
A fixture on Kingston’s Strand where the bustle hums from lunch to late plates. Seafood, steaks, and cocktails land at tables by the river.
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Kitty's

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4.4
Right across from the Hudson train, Kitty’s is quick to fill with all kinds. Griddled egg sandwiches, crullers, and a steady shuffle to market shelves.
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Hoffman House

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4.5
Old stone tavern humming in the Stockade District, fireplaces aglow. Duck, robust cocktails, and steady regulars fill the timeworn rooms.
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SushiMakio

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4.6
Straight-shooting Japanese spot where sushi is made right at the counter. Seaweed crackles, fish gleams, and regulars settle in quietly.
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Ronni MacGregor's Pub

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4.2
Hunter's steady local watering hole tucked just off the slopes. Burgers land hot, beer flows cold, and regulars swap stories over the pool table.
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Santa Fe Uptown

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🌮 Mexican

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4.5
Bustling spot for Mexican plates and margaritas on Kingston’s Main Street. Tacos, cocktails, and chatter keep the bar humming nightly.
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Rough Draft Bar & Books

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4.8
Bookstore bar with paperbacks and pints in equal measure. Fresh drip coffee, cold beers, and long wooden tables for conversations or solo work.
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The Town Cafe

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🍔 American

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4.5
A Saugerties mainstay where regulars swap stories over plates and coffee. Biscuits steam, eggs sizzle, and laughter mingles with the clink of mugs.
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Exchange Hotel

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4.7
Old-school Saugerties hangout where bartenders remember faces. Pool table clacks, beer taps flow, and hand-tossed pizzas fuel the night.
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Wayside Cider

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4.7
Small-batch Catskills cider house with a lively taproom and garden. Dry ciders, board games upstairs, and snacks that taste like the mountains.
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Woodstock Brewing

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4.7
A mountain brewery where everything hums along. Pints hit the table fast and the food’s as sharp as the staff’s memory for regulars.
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Tubby's

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4.7
Small corner bar that pulses with live music and neighborhood energy. Beer and cocktails pour steady while bands take the stage up close.
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West Kill Supply

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4.9
Neighborhood taproom with a straightforward pulse. Cold beers land on shaded picnic tables or the simple bar, with live music most weeks.
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Keegan Ales

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4.7
Lively Kingston brewery pouring its own ales since 2003. Pints, food trucks, and music fill a room meant for gathering.

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