3 Best Restaurants for Quiet Conversation in Westminster

3 restaurants available nearby

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1. Tiller's Kitchen & Bar

4.0

Excellent(234)

Price: Moderate

• Bar / Lounge / Bottle Service • Westminster

Tiller's Kitchen and Bar celebrates the bounty of local farms, ranches, and craft producers while presenting a fresh regional approach to dining. We strive to be distinctly American in character, native to Colorado, and metropolitan in style. In Westminter, CO, we honor those that cultivated this land before us and we honor Colorado food, less traveled. Currently the Tiller's Bar serves breakfast, dinner and weekend brunch.

2. The Wolf's Tailor

new

4.9

Exceptional(40)

Price: Very Expensive

• Contemporary American • Sunnyside

Booked 12 times today

This journey began in defense of the maker, those that bring to light from darkness, an idea. Our inspiration comes from memory, of travels we’ve taken - it is the thread that helps us bind our creation. Wolf’s is the laboratory where inspiration turns to creation, creation is stitched into a form that when examined takes guests on the creators' journey of exploration. But the quest to create comes not for the supplication of an audience, but for the continual introspective pursuit of pushing the boundaries of what we know as possible.

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3. Flatz Restaurant and Lounge

4.1

Excellent(408)

Price: Moderate

• American • Broomfield

Booked 1 time today

Combining a "food forward" emphasis with fresh, quality ingredients and spectacular Rock Mountain views, Flatz Restaurant is now reopened for dinner! We're honored to have received the TripAdvisor Certificate of Excellence for exceptional service.

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3 restaurants available nearby

1. Tiller's Kitchen & Bar

2. The Wolf's Tailor

3. Flatz Restaurant and Lounge

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