Cherry Creek, a downtown Aurora hotspot, has seen its culinary map shift. Two new venues — Alteño and Cherry Creek Grill — have joined the 13‑restaurant lineup highlighted for offering everything from taquerias to top‑tier sushi.

In recent changes, five long‑standing spots have left the conversation. Le Bilboquet, Ay Papi, Kini’s, Local Jones, and Forget Me Not are no longer part of the top‑ten dining guide for the area.

The neighborhood still showcases comfort staples like classic burgers and hand pies. A local tavern continues to draw crowds with nearly forty a‑la‑carte burger toppings, from traditional mac‑and‑cheese to unexpected peanut butter and grape jelly.

Other highlights include a French bistro serving escargots, trout Grenobloise, and chocolate mousse, and an Italian eatery boasting a 30‑year‑old wine cellar whose four‑course tasting menu pairs luxurious dishes such as braised duck with luxury wine selections.

What this means for residents: Aurora neighbors now have fresh options to explore while cherished burger‑themed spots fade from the map. If you’re looking to try a new flavor profile, the new entrants are worth a visit before they’re gone.

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Source: denver.eater.com ↗

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