No gift? No problem, these 12 restaurants are offering deals on gift cards to make the season bright and your bellies full. It’s a quick way to give a lot of love, and support local businesses at the same time.
Olive & Finch
Now through January 3, get a $20 bonus for every $100 spent on gift cards at Olive & Finch Collective, now with four Olive & Finch locations, two Little Finch outposts, and multiple airport kiosks. The $20 bonus vouchers will be available to use in January and February 2026 at any location. For more information and to purchase gift cards, visit oliveandfinch.com.
Edible Beats
For every $50 you spend on a gift card, the restaurant group gives you $10 back. Only catch, you have to buy one before December 31, and the bonus cards activate come January 1, 2026. Use said funds at Root Down, Root Down DIA, Vital Root, Linger, or El Five. Find more info and purchase here.
Snooze, an a.m. eatery
When it comes to brunch, what’s better than a bonus deal? Now until December 31, guests of Snooze who purchase a gift card of $50 or more will receive a $10 bonus card to be used between January 1 and February 28, 2026. For more information, visit snoozeeatery.com.
Water Grill
Downtown’s seafood hotspot continues its annual holiday gift card program, offering a $20 bonus card for every $100 gift card purchased now and until December 31. The bonus card will be activated on January 1 for use by March 31, 2026. For more information, visit watergrill.com.
Culinary Creative Group
Send your loved one to A5 Steakhouse, Ash’kara, Bar Dough, Fox and the Hen, and other Denver restaurants under the Culinary Creative Group umbrella. Best part, if you buy a $100 gift card you get a $20 one for free. With so many great options, there’s something for everyone on your list.
Shanahan’s Steakhouse
From now until December 31, when you purchase a $125 Shanahan’s gift card you’ll receive a $25 bonus gift card too. The restaurant is known for quality steaks, seafood, and an upscale but comfortable vibe. Find more information about purchasing a gift card here.
Leven Deli and Leven Supply
When you purchase a Leven gift card now, and until January 1, you’ll receive a bonus card to enjoy on a future visit, redeemable January 2 to February 28. That means comforting soup, brownies, pizza, sandwiches, and bread when the days are the coldest. Gift cards can be purchased online or in-store.
Sol Mexican Cucina
Now until January 2, head to this Cherry Creek Mexican restaurant to do your gift card shopping. You’ll receive a $10 bonus card when you buy a $50 gift card, and a $25 bonus when you spend $100 on a gift card. Find more info and purchase here.
Van Leeuwen Ice Cream
Van Loot coins and holiday gift cards are now available at all Van Leeuwen Ice Cream locations. All you have to do is purchase 10 Van Loot Coins for $30, and each one is redeemable for a kid’s scoop at any of the shops nationwide (that’s $3 each!). Plus, buy $50 in Van Leeuwen gift cards and receive an additional $10 gift card to keep or gift. For more information, visit vanleeuwenicecream.com.
TAG Restaurant Group
All the restaurants owned by Troy Guard and his TAG Restaurant Group are offering a sweet deal on gift cards, and they are usable at any of the properties. Purchase a $500 gift card and get a $100 one in return. Or score a more modest deal by buying a $300 gift card and getting $60 back, or a $100 gift card with a $20 bonus. More details here.
Tamayo
Tamayo is making gift-giving more rewarding with its get-a-gift-card, get-a-gift-card deal. With the purchase of a $100 card, guests will receive a $20 gift card in return. The offer is available for a limited time, making it an ideal stocking stuffer or last-minute gift. Gift cards can be purchased here.
Fox Restaurant Concepts
Buy a $100 gift card and get a free $20 one in return at all concepts from this restaurant group. It’s the best way to give big, and then send someone else a small token or keep it for yourself. Local restaurants include Blanco Cociana Cantina, Culinary Dropout, and Flower Child. Find gift cards here.
