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Historic Lofts
| Acme Lofts 1616 14th St. | Auraria Lofts 1127-1143 Auraria Pkwy | Bayly Lofts 2000 Arapahoe St. | Denver Dry Bldg 1555 California St. |
| Edbrooke Lofts 1450 Wynkoop St | Flour Mill Lofts 2000 Little Raven St. | Franklin Lofts 1745 Wazee St. | Hardware Block 1501 Wazee St. |
| Ice House Lofts 1801 Wynkoop St. | Isabell Lofts 1800 Lawrence St. | Left Bank Lofts 1301 Wazee St. | Neusteters Bldg Lofts 720 16th St. |
| Rocky Mtn Warehouse Lofts 1863 Wazee St. | S.H. Supply Lofts 1732 Wazee St. | Stadium Lofts 2261 Blake St. | Steel Bridge Lofts 1449 Wynkoop St. |
| Streetcar Stables 1720 Wynkoop St. | Volker Lofts 1628 14th St. | Watertower Lofts 2960 Inca St. | Wazee Wireworks 1441 Wewatta St. |
| West End Lofts 1435 Wazee St. | Wynkoop Lofts 1792 Wynkoop St. |
| Ajax Lofts 2955 Inca. St | Blake Street Lofts 2245 Blake St | Creekside Lofts 1440 Little Raven | The Delgany Lofts 1401 Delgany St |
| Diamond Lofts 2210 Blake St | The Four Seasons 1111 14th St | Glass House Lofts 1700 Bassett St | Jack Kerouac Lofts 3100 Huron St |
| Monarch Mills Lofts 1490 Delgany St | One Riverfront Lofts 1620 Little Raven | One Wynkoop Plaza 1735 19th St | Palace Lofts 1499 Blake St |
| The Park at One Riverfront 1690 Bassett St | Park Place Lofts 1610 Little Raven | Promenade Lofts 2100 16th St | Riverfront Tower 1590 Little Raven |
| Residences at Lawrence 1350 Lawrence St | Sky Lofts - 2020 Arapahoe St. | The Spire Lofts 891 14th St | Titanium Lofts 1720 Wazee St |
| Waterside Lofts 1401 Wewatta St | Writer Square Lofts 1512 Larimer | 1890 Wynkoop Lofts 1890 Wynkoop St | Wynkoop Residences 1411 Wynkoop |
| Zi Lofts 2229 Blake St |
Lodo: Lower Downtown Historic DistrictLoDo, a 23-plus square block, historic area of Denver’s original settlement, lies just northwest of Downtown Denver near the confluence of Cherry Creek and the South Platte River. LoDo is not a formally designated neighborhood in the city of Denver, but it is the place designated in the minds of Denver residents as the city’s most happening loft, art gallery and nightlife district, a prime example of upscale urban renewal in fast-track-growth American cities. HistoryBefore Europeans explored the area, Native Americans, particularly the Arapahoe tribe, encamped along the South Platte River near and in what is now LoDo. In 1858, after gold was discovered in the river, General William Larimer founded Denver by laying cottonwood logs in the center of a square mile plot that would basically become the current LoDo neighborhood. Therefore, LoDo is both the original city of Denver as well as its oldest neighborhood, an action-packed area which was known for its saloons and brothels. LoDo was also a hot spot in the Indian Wars. During the 1864 Sand Creek Massacre, the heads of the slaughtered Arapahoe tribesmen were prominently displayed in the LoDo victory parade.  |
Then, in 1870, when the transcontinental railroad bypassed Denver for Cheyenne, Wyoming, city leaders realized a railroad was needed. Residents passed bonds that brought a 106-mile rail line from Cheyenne which, with later train lines, ended up in the Platte Valley just behind LoDo. Thus, Union Station in LoDo became the first place in Denver which visitors saw. However, LoDo, like the rest of Denver, had its ups and downs. Once a thriving business area, LoDo had become a skid row by the mid-twentieth century after highways and airports cut the importance of Union Station and the train transportation that built the city. Fortunately, the wrecking crews spared much of the historic neighborhood when the area was not designated part of the Central Business District. But since it was named an historic district in 1988, protecting the neighborhood from the destruction that wrecked the rest of Downtown, LoDo has been growing faster and better than ever. New businesses like Wynkoop Brewery started to pop up, and LoDo morphed into a destination neighborhood. By 1995, when Coors Field rose up in north LoDo, new residential development arrived, transforming old warehouses into sleek lofts. The Pepsi Center to the south of the neighborhood cemented LoDo as the sport fans’ paradise. Today, land in LoDo is zoned B-7, requiring new development to undergo architectural review, strict design guidelines and building height limitations. As a result, LoDo continues to revitalize itself as Denver’s young, hip magnet for clubs, restaurants, art galleries, stores, bars, and other businesses. |
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The Capital Grille Denver Denver Chop House & Brewery The Palm Morton's the Steakhouse Sullivan's Steak House Rodizio Grill Fogo De Chao SEAFOOD McCormick's Fish House & Bar Jax Fish House Sushi Sasa Sonoda's Sushi Seafood Restaurant MEXICAN Rio Grande Mexican Restaurant D'Corazon Tamayo Restaurant Croc's Mexican Grill Lime Restaurant Lola Zengo Restaurant MISCELLANEOUS Restaurant Kevin Taylor Bistro Vendome Colt & Gray My Brother's Bar Venice Ristorante & Wine Bar PF Chang's China Bistro Samba Room Rioja Osteria Marco 1515 Restaurant |
Vesta Dipping Grill Dixon's Downtown Grill Corridor 44 The Corner Office Restaurant + Martini Bar Fado Irish Pub Elway's House of Marraksh Indian Food McLoughlin's Restaurant Red Square Euro Bistro Proto's Pizza Inc Wahoos Fish Taco Wynkoop Brewing Co Breckenridge Brewery Denver Chop House & Brewery Sports Column Lodo's Bar & Grill The Tavern Downtown Blake Street Vault Sports Book Corridor 44 The Corner Office Restaurant + Martini Bar Cruise Room Front Porch Ninth Door Spill Lounge Mynt Lounge Pour House Pub Nallen's Irish Pub |
The Celtic Tavern El-Chapultepec Famous Jazz Bar Sing Sing Maloney's Tavern Oak Tavern Tryst Lounge Below Herb's The Ginn Mill Wine Loft Suite 200 Beta Nightclub Wicked Garden 24K 5 Degrees Jet Lounge Common Grounds Ink Coffee Paris on the Platte MCA DENVER Robischon Gallery Translations Contemporary Fine Art Dealers William Matthews Gallery David Cook Fine Art David B Smith Gallery Visions West Gallery Ernest Fuller Fine Art Plus Gallery |
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