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Museo de las Americas

Denver is home to a large and growing Latino population, and this museum focuses on their art and heritage.

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El Taco de Mexico
This small Mexican lunch-counter offers many delicious food choices for the adventurous palate.
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Buckhorn Exchange
Denver's oldest restaurant, from 1893, played host to famous guest after famous guest, arguably starting with one President Teddy Roosevelt in 1905. Without a doubt, this is as touristy as it gets, but it is nonetheless absolutely worth a visit. Famous for its game meat, both prosaic and rare, the buffalo tenderloin is exceptional, but more adventurous palates can go after the rattlesnake dip, alligator tail, ostrich medallions, or even yak steak! (Call ahead to check ostrich and yak availability.) The place is saturated in Old West kitsch, aging wood, and animal heads, and Th-Sa nights Roz Brown stops by to croon old cowboy tunes accompanied by his autoharp.
Lunch: Mon-Fri 11AM-2PM; dinner: Mon-Thu 5:30PM-9PM, Fri Sat 5PM-10PM, Sun 5PM-9PM$25-60
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Kirkland Museum
Kirkland Museum of Fine and Decorative Art
Fine and Decorative art museum featuring over 30,000 works by more than 1,500 artists and designers. Building was moved in 2016.
Tue-Sat 11AM-5PM, Sun noon-5PM
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Levən Deli
Leven
A bakery with wine and a deli counter, or a deli with an active oven? Either way, the baked goods and sandwiches are excellent. At 11am, the menu switches from breakfast to lunch. Outdoor seating is glorious in warm sunny weather.
Mon–Fri 8AM-7PM, Sat Sun 8AM-4PM$15-30 including tax and tip