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The adventurous owners debuted this rooftop deck in mid-November 2011, where nooks and crannies abound for seating next to their many heaters.
This rooftop is a dicey move in the winter. It's cool...literally, so the less hearty may want to wait. Either way, get it on your bucket list: the location and views are hard to beat.
Winter: it's time for locals to take it back. The view of some of Washington's most noteworthy national landmarks, will remind you why tourists flood here every summer.
A small bar serves up mixed drinks and beer, and the open space looks down on a slew of Ethiopian restaurants while soaking in the noise from Nellie's, next door. Open from 5 p.m. onward.
The Slawich reigns as the Official Sandwich of Scoutmob
The phoenix (Atlanta's Mascot) is often seen on black iron street lamp posts around town -- especially in the Old Fourth Ward and Inman Park areas.
The Landes family who run WaterCourse Foods live on a solar-run urban permaculture farm with organic food, a toothless cat, a porch cat, one leopard gecko and a speedy little tortoise. Hey, so do we!
The famed Brown Palace Hotel has its own built-in artesian well that provides fancy water to guests through their faucets.
Steuben's Food Service is named after a famous 1940s-1960s Boston restaurant, nightclub, and hot spot on Boylston Street.
At a Democratic Convention in 1908, snow was brought from mountains and dumped outside to show delegates that it was possible to have a midsummer snowball fight.
Pretty chill: Denver was the first major U.S. city to legalize marijuana use in private for legal adults when it is less than an ounce.
Some of the shots of the airport in Die Hard 2 (whose budget was at a point so out of control, it cost $20,000/minute to produce) were filmed at the old Stapleton Airport.
Colfax Avenue in Denver is the longest continuous street in America.
Katherine Lee Bates wrote "America the Beautiful" after being inspired by the view from Pikes Peak. We always knew we were the prettiest.
The "95" in Vietnamese hot spot "Pho 95" represents the year the family immigrated to the United States.
Colorado is ranked #8 in the nation for high school graduation with 81.9% of its receiving their diplomas. Don't we wear our smarty pants well?
In 1945, Cherry Cricket opened as "Mary Zimmerman's Bar" and the bar was actually the living room of her home, which sat where the Sears Auto Center is today. We say that's a downgrade.
Denver collects more for the arts per capita than any other city. There is a 10th of a cent sales tax for the arts that raises up to $36 million/year.
The Denver State Capitol uses the entire world's supply of Colorado onyx as wainscot paneling. Seriously, the world's supply. No more has ever been found.
The 13th step of the state capital building in Denver is exactly one mile above sea level.
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