The Restaurant at Hotel Teatro

"A new Colorado-centric restaurant, The Nickel, opened in 2014"

"The new restaurant, The Nickel, is a sophisticated space filled with natural light that serves three modern American meals daily in the renovated ground-floor space"

"This 110-room luxury boutique, located in a historic building across the street from the Denver Center for the Performing Arts, has a grand marble lobby, theatrical costumes on display, sophisticated (if smallish) rooms, an artisanal American restaurant, and a cozy lounge"

"Elaborately framed theater costumes hang in the high-ceilinged lobby, while the in-hotel restaurant, Prima, caters to the theater crowds"

"A "quiet, elegant refuge" "in the heart of the city", this "luxurious" Downtown Denver boutique housed in a 1911 landmark building blends "historic charm" with "crisp", "modern" accommodations, featuring "incredibly comfy" beds, rainforest showers and free WiFi (Frette robes are a "nice touch" too); service is "helpful", and two "remarkable" on-site restaurants "enhance the experience"

"And The Nickel restaurant is great for a quick pre-theater dinner, with chef Chris Thompson serving modern farm-to-table American fare"

"The restaurant concept is also anchored in history: The Nickle, is a nod to a portion of the building utilized to collect nickels from folks riding streetcars back in the day"

"Opt for lunch or dinner at the hotel's restaurant, the Nickel (don't miss the addictive French onion dip), then enjoy rainforest showerheads, deep-soaking oversized tubs, 12-foot ceilings, and a location at the heart of downtown"

"In what was Denver's first boutique-style hotel, The Nickel restaurant is a fine example of contemporary locavore cooking; the Center for Performing Arts is next door"