Situated on South Broadway, this vibrant vegan hotspot delights with intricate plant-based dishes that invite sharing and experimentation in a lively, color-splashed setting.
"One of Denver’s only vegan restaurants also happens to be one of its coolest. Done up in fresh hues of turquoise, pink, and lemon yellow, it turns out an array of seasonal dishes that look simple on paper but prove satisfyingly complex on the plate, be it shaved celery with dates, smoked almond, and dill or roasted cauliflower with pistachio pesto, salsa verde, and vadouvan. The same could be said for full- and zero-proof cocktails that feature ingredients from Bolivian brandy to cantaloupe; the wine list, meanwhile, naturally emphasizes small biodynamic and organic producers. Opt for a multi-course tasting Tuesday through Saturday, then come back for the completely different, and surprisingly affordable, five-course Sunday supper." - Eater Staff
"One of Denver’s only vegan restaurants also happens to be one of its coolest. Done up in fresh hues of turquoise, pink, and lemon yellow, it turns out an array of seasonal dishes that look simple on paper but prove satisfyingly complex on the plate, be it celery salad with dates and smoked almond or creste de gallo in mushroom ragu with grilled chicory. The same could be said for full- and zero-proof cocktails featuring all manner of nifty stuff, from Douglas fir brandy to spiced pumpkin; the wine list, meanwhile, naturally emphasizes small biodynamic and organic producers. Opt for a multicourse tasting Tuesday through Saturday, then come back for the completely different, and surprisingly affordable, five-course Sunday supper." - Eater Staff
"At Somebody People, the seasonal dinner menu tops out at about 12 dishes, but there’s not a weak link among them. A typical meal here might start with a handsomely plated snack of pesto-daubed almond skordalia served with crudités beneath a cap of shaved fennel; continue with charred broccolini atop roasted eggplant puree amid dollops of golden-raisin gremolata; and culminate in a handmade pasta. The flavor combinations are complex yet crystal-clear from beginning to end." - Ruth Tobias
"This plant-based sensation on South Broadway is preparing a meat-free family-style feast for “turkey” day, with dishes featuring white and sweet potatoes, cranberries, carrots, collard greens, and more ($70 per person), complete with optional wine pairings ($40 per person). Meanwhile, its Ballpark sibling Everyday Pizza will present a three-course menu ($35 per person) that includes squash pizza, baked pasta, sides, and housemade ice cream for a festive twist on its regular menu (which will also be offered for those who can’t go a day without a slice)." - Ruth Tobias, Eater Staff
"This plant-based sensation on South Broadway is preparing a meat-free family-style feast for “turkey” day, with dishes featuring white and sweet potatoes, cranberries, carrots, collard greens, and more ($70 per person), complete with optional wine pairings ($40 per person). Meanwhile, its Ballpark sibling Everyday Pizza will present a three-course menu ($35 per person) that includes squash pizza, baked pasta, sides, and housemade ice cream for a festive twist on its regular menu (which will also be offered for those who can’t go a day without a slice)." - Ruth Tobias, Eater Staff
