🍽️ Denver’s Best Food Specials: Where to Eat & Save This Week

Denverites, let’s talk deals! 💰 From dollar sliders to half-off pizzas, these food specials will keep your belly full and your wallet happy. Let’s dig in! 🍽️🔥

📍 Angelo’s Taverna – Mollusk Mondays mean $7 mussels or clams & linguine for $17.

📍 Blue Island Oyster Bar & Seafood – $1.31 oysters at both Cherry Creek & Lone Tree.

📍 Dough Counter – 15% off online orders with code WEB15.

📍 Odyssey Italian – Any pasta for $11.95 (with salad & garlic bread!).

📍 The Irish Rover – $1 sliders + a comedy night at 8 p.m.

📍 Adobo – Discounted tacos all day ($2-$5).

📍 Castle Bar & Grill – BOGO 50% off burgers.

📍 GB Fish & Chips – Tilapia for $1.50 per piece.

📍 Marco’s Coal-Fired – Half-price Margherita pizzas ($7).

📍 Adobo – 75¢ wings all day.

📍 La Diabla – Score two al pastor tacos + a margarita for $5, or two fish tacos + a margarita for $7.

📍 Hops & Pie – Cheese Detroit-style pizza for $7.50.

📍 La Diabla – Two-for-one bowls of pozole.

📍 Angelo’s Taverna – $1.25 oysters during happy hour (3-6 p.m. & 9 p.m.-close).

📍 Steuben’s – A “Happier Meal” (burger, fries & beer) for $13.

📍 Woody’s Wood-Fired Pizza – All-you-can-eat pizza, soup & salad for $16.99.

🎹 Adam Bodine Trio with Strings – Jazz meets classical @ Dazzle, 6:30 p.m. ($15-$20)

🎷 The Andrew Vogt Quartet – Live jazz @ Nocturne, 6 p.m. ($26-$98)

🎸 The Wild Feathers – Folk-rock @ Larimer Lounge, 8 p.m. ($19)

🥁 Antibalas – Afrobeat energy @ Bluebird Theater, 8 p.m. ($32.50)

🎶 Candlelight: A Tribute to Adele – Beautiful candlelit concert @ Kirk of Highland, 6:30 p.m. ($29)

🎷 Dotsero – Smooth jazz @ Dazzle, 6:30 p.m. ($21-$31)

🎸 Mike Dawes – Virtuoso guitar performance @ Swallow Hill Music, 8 p.m. ($32+)

🎷 Keith Oxman Quartet – Jazz night @ Nocturne, 6 p.m. ($26-$98)

The first aluminum beer can was introduced on January 22, 1959 by Coors Brewing Company in Golden, Colorado. This 7-ounce, two-piece aluminum can was used to package Coors Banquet and was a game-changer in the beer industry.

🔹 Developed by Bill Coors, the can was lighter, chilled beer faster, and didn’t alter the taste.

🔹 It was 100% recyclable, helping spark the U.S. recycling movement.

🔹 Coors eventually discontinued steel cans in 1971 in favor of aluminum.

Cheers to innovation! 🍻♻️

From $1 oysters to all-you-can-eat pizza, Denver’s food scene is serving up delicious deals all week long. Whether you’re dining out for a casual bite or planning a foodie adventure, these specials will keep your stomach (and wallet) full.

Got a go-to food deal we missed? Reply and share your favorite spots! Until next time, Denver—stay full and stay savvy. 🍕🔥

—The What’s Happenin’ Denver Team