MLB All-Star Game 2021: 5 restaurants to check out near Coors Field

Colorado Rockies fans already know some of the best places to eat in the area around Coors Field, and we asked a few of them to share their advice for the fans coming into Denver from all over the world for the All-Star Game.

Here are five restaurants All-Star Game fans should try while in Denver.

Cherry Cricket (2220 Blake St.)

Looking for a good hamburger that is convenient to Coors Field? Look no further than two blocks from the stadium and the Cherry Cricket. One of Denver’s most beloved burger joints, order the Cherry Cricket and add on the toppings to create the burger of your dreams.

Blue Sushi Sake Grill (1616 16th St.)

If you can catch their happy hour, make sure you do it. The lettuce wraps and ceviche are great for those who aren’t fans of sushi, and the Hawaiian Roll or Truffle Salmon roll get a thumbs up from regulars who hit this spot after hopping off the train at Union Station and making the short walk up 16th Street.

The Kitchen American Bistro (1560 Wazee St.)

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Looking for somewhere a little more upscale with some amazing food? The Kitchen could well be your spot. Give us the cast iron roasted chicken and we will be more than happy.

Bistro Vendome (1420 Larimer St.)

OK, this is a little walk from Coors Field, but no trip to Denver is complete without a trip to Larimer Square. Always decorated to welcome folks from near and far for shopping and eating, Larimer Square is the home to Bistro Vendome, where you can get a taste of France in the Mountain Time Zone. Duck confit is a favorite, and make sure you save room for the apple tart.

Milkbox Ice Creamery (1701 Wynkoop St.)

Inside Union Station, you’ll find a sweet treat that is hard to beat. The kids will love the ice cream and the parents will love the boozy ice cream shakes that are available (try the Club Malibu … you’ll thank us later). Pro tip: Make sure you hit Milkbox before the game because it won’t be open late.

Of course, everyone has different tastes and everyone has a “favorite place” in downtown Denver. We even like a certain sweet treat inside the ballpark. If you have somewhere to add to the list, drop it in the comments below for all to see.