Denver Neighborhood Guide: LoHi — Reed & Co

Just across I-25 from downtown Denver, Lower Highlands, affectionately known as LoHi, has eclectic charm and a dynamic culinary scene. Boasting a blend of trendy cocktail lounges, craft beer spots, and stylish eateries, this hip neighborhood offers a unique fusion of urban energy and community spirit.

Situated between the idyllic and trendy West Highlands and the elegant Riverfront Park, LoHi occupies a unique niche within Denver's urban landscape. Its proximity to downtown offers unbeatable city and mountain views, while its distinct character captivates visitors and residents alike.

Housing options in LoHi range from Victorians and bungalows flanked by mid-rise residential buildings to ultra-modern new builds, catering to diverse lifestyles and preferences. While prices may skew higher, the neighborhood offers easy access to downtown, I-25 & I-70, making it an attractive destination for urban dwellers.

Shop, Snack + Sip

Avanti Food and Beverage Hall: A trendy and vibrant, two-story culinary collective housed in repurposed shipping containers. Here, foodies can embark on a gastronomic journey, sampling multicultural delights from a variety of high-quality vendors. At night, Avanti transforms into a more youthful scene.

Nana's Dim Sum: Classic dim sum with some elevated twists and an amazing late-night menu.

Jacques: The sister restaurant of the well-loved Brasserie Brixton in Denver’s trendy Cole Neighborhood, Jacques does all the classic French favorites in style.

Leevers: Enjoy a glass of wine and a slice of pizza or sushi and then get your grocery shopping done. Leevers has a fantastic selection of veggies, organic and gluten-free, and vegan options, and a world-class butcher! This is elevated grocery shopping at it’s finest. It’s not the cheapest option, but it doesn’t disappoint.

Steam: Amazing coffee in a truly chic, former firehouse. What could be cooler?

Little Owl: Well, maybe Little Owl could be cooler. This tiny coffee shop is a hipster paradise with its avant-garde music, chic vibe, and phenomenal coffee.

Spuntino: Classic and reliable Italian, this LoHi mainstay has a James Beard award winning chef.

Cart Driver: Wood-fired pizzas and a truly fantastic oyster selection make this easy, stylish joint a neighborhood favorite.

Little Man Ice Cream stands as a beloved neighborhood institution, drawing crowds with its iconic oversized milk can and delectable frozen treats.

Linger: Offering sweeping skyline views from the rooftop bar alongside a menu of innovative dishes, Linger has long been a favorite spot for a first date or special occasion.

El Five: Inviting guests to enjoy thoughtful, Mediterranean small plates with a huge downtown view and sophisticated setting.

The Bug Theatre: A historic venue dating back to 1912, showcases indie films, concerts, and plays, adding a touch of creativity and flair to the neighborhood's ambiance.

Highland Tavern: If you’re looking for a relaxed, dive bar with famous tater tots, this might just be your spot.

Lady Jane: The perfect place for savoring an elevated mixed drink from a loungey sofa.

In essence, LoHi embodies the essence of contemporary Denver living— thoughtful nightlife, vibrant dining options, and a fun community. Whether indulging in a gourmet meal, exploring local arts venues, or simply soaking in the neighborhood's bustling energy, visitors to LoHi are sure to be captivated by its dynamic energy. For more information on LoHi, The Greater Highlands, or other Denver neighborhoods, reach out to us for a neighborhood tour.