2 editor picks in Denver.
2 mediterranean places in Denver we have eaten in, sorted by editor score. All cuisines in Denver | Mediterranean across every city.
Mediterranean cooking in Denver leans on Spanish and coastal influences, often in rooms built for grazing. Rioja downtown works a refined seasonal menu, while El Five in Highland serves tapas with a skyline view from its perch above the neighborhood.
Rioja in Denver is Jennifer Jasinski's James Beard-winning Mediterranean dining room on Larimer Square since 2004, a flagship of the Crafted Concepts group.
OrderThe artichoke tortelloni and the goat cheese ravioli, both on the menu since opening.
TipSunday brunch with bottomless mimosas is a Larimer Square institution. The chef's tasting menu changes weekly and is the best way to see Jasinski's range.
El Five in Denver is Justin Cucci's fifth-floor Highland tapas room with floor-to-ceiling views of downtown and the Front Range, a Mediterranean small-plates.
OrderThe wood-grilled octopus and the lamb shawarma.
TipSunset reservations book out a month in advance. The hidden side patio runs walk-ins; the elevator entrance is on Umatilla.
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