A Walking Tour of Every Restaurant on the 16th Street Mall

Danielle Lirette October 25, 2018 9:32AM

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When the 16th Street Mall first opened in 1982, it stretched diagonally from Broadway to Market Street. But as Denver has grown, so has its iconic pedestrian shopping and dining strip. With the renovation of Union Station in 2014 and new buildings going up in what was once a railyard, the mall now stretches all the way to the Millenium Bridge. Join us on a walking tour from end to end of every restaurant, kiosk and fast-food joint on the 1.2-mile stretch of 16th Street.

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