5 Restaurants Near Meow Wolf
Over a million “travelers” have voyaged through the immersive and interactive experience of Convergence Station at Meow Wolf. With four alien worlds to encounter, you can expect to spend two to four hours exploring and there’s a good chance hunger will strike during your outing. There is a great counter service option onsite at the HELLOFOOD Cafe & Bar, but if you prefer a sit down option to prepare for your excursion or to reminisce about all the stellar installations, we’ve got you covered. Here are some nearby options to guide you to some of the nearest food and beverage options ranging from brewery to sushi, tacos, or something else for you and your travel mates.
Raíces Brewing Company
2060 West Colfax Ave, Denver, CO 80204
A two minute walk will get you to this closest option. From the Spanish word meaning “roots”, Raíces is built upon the values of community, culture, and Cervezas Artesanales. Pair your beer with a pizza, pretzel, or empanadas.
Osteria Marco
1453 Larimer St, Denver, CO 80202
Chef Frank Bonano’s casual Italian concept on Larimer Square sits roughly seven minutes away. As a “Little brother” to Luca, this eatery offers salads, pastas, paninis, pizzas, and even more to choose from.
Cilantro
Three minutes to the West, just off of Federal Boulevard, you will find Cilantro. Inspired by the taste, sounds, and lifestyle of Mexico, they offer a wide variety of food and drinks. Grab some tacos and a margarita for us.
Sasa Sushi
2401 15th Street, Suite 80, Denver, CO 80202
One exit North, about six minutes away on the recently redeveloped Platte Street, you can find several dining options, including Sasa Sushi. Open Tuesday – Saturday for lunch (11:30 AM – 2:30 PM) and dinner service (5:30 PM – Close), they offer both freshly cut sushi and cooked items to enjoy.
Nola Jane Restaurant and Bar
1435 Market Street, Denver, CO 80202
Heading seven minutes to downtown you will find Nola Jane, a Southern-charmed restaurant and bar. Order a drink from the rotating Seasonal Cocktails and one of their po-boys, or another traditional Creole dish.
