The Plimoth
Skyland, Denver
Restaurant in Denver, United States
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Dress
Casual
Why go
The Plimoth is a dinner-first Denver pick for diners who value a neighborhood evening meal over a highly defined cuisine label or tasting-menu certainty. Book it for a flexible night out, especially for two to four people; cross-shop Brasserie Brixton if you need a clearer French, $$$ choice before committing.
About The Plimoth
Four service nights tell you how to think about this Denver pick: plan it as dinner, not a lunch fallback. The Plimoth is open Wednesday through Saturday, 5–9 PM, with Monday, Tuesday, Sunday closed.
Public details are lean: the confirmed facts here are the Denver location, dinner hours, casual dress code. Go when the timing and evening rhythm fit the night; do not choose it because a specific format or accolade has been promised.
Plan it for dinner when flexibility matters more than a fixed format
The practical read is simple: The Plimoth is a better fit for diners who are comfortable making a dinner plan from limited public details. If the group needs a more defined comparison before committing, Brasserie Brixton is another option to check. If the night calls for something different, Luchador taco & more can also be part of the comparison set.
The lunch-versus-dinner decision is not close: treat this as a dinner plan. That makes it less useful for travelers trying to fill a daytime gap, but more useful for anyone building an evening around one restaurant rather than a lunch plan. For broader planning, compare it against Pearl's Denver restaurants guide rather than assuming it plays the same role as a brunch spot, hotel restaurant, or bar-led dinner.
First-timer fit: dinner with limited public detail
For a first visit, the safest expectation is a casual-dress-code dinner in Denver during the Wednesday-to-Saturday window. Because there is no price tier, cuisine category, seating count, or menu format listed here, diners who need those details should confirm directly before committing.
If the plan is dinner in Denver and the hours work, keep The Plimoth on the shortlist. If the plan needs a known cuisine, visible pricing, or a highly structured experience, cross-shop first. Whit's End, Rougarou, Mimosas are relevant alternatives to check when availability, mood, or meal period matters more than committing to this exact restaurant.
Planning details
- Location
- 2335 E 28th Ave, Denver, CO 80205
- Reservations
- Book on OpenTable
- Website
- theplimoth.com
- Phone
- +13032971215
The take
The Take
The Vibe
The Plimoth presents itself as an understated, ingredient-first neighborhood room on East 28th Avenue. It deliberately avoids flash and relies on sourcing and cooking to command attention, placing it among Denver's serious restaurant tier. The room reads as low-key and composed rather than theatrical: the address and neighborhood setting favor regulars who appreciate provenance and refined execution. Food-forward and quietly confident, the restaurant feels sophisticated and modern while retaining a neighborhood intimacy that rewards repeat visits rather than one-off checklists.
Best For
This is a spot for diners who prioritize ingredient provenance and thoughtful cooking over scene-driven nights out. It suits date nights and special-occasion dinners, and it works for groups who want a refined but unpretentious meal. Given its placement alongside contemporary fine-dining peers, the Plimoth is also a reasonable choice for business dinners where food quality matters. Because it favors a neighborhood rhythm and regulars, first-time visitors should come expecting a focused, sourced-driven menu rather than a loud, destination atmosphere.
Ordering Tips
Let the sourcing be your guide: the menu emphasizes ingredient-driven dishes, so start with the kitchen’s signature plates. The Cracklin' Chicken and Pork Rillette are highlighted offerings, and the Brussels Sprouts with Hazelnut Dukkha and Spanish Octopus Curry are listed among standout items. Ask your server about the day's sources and any seasonal preparations that showcase local producers. Reservations are wise for evening dinner service, where the restaurant's fine-dining peers and focused pacing suggest limited seating and a thoughtful menu cadence.
Venue details
Ambiance
Warm, bustling neighborhood atmosphere with friendly service; can become crowded and noisy when full, creating an energetic dining environment reminiscent of dining at a friend's home.
Tags
Vibe
Best For
Experience
Sourcing
At the Table
- Dress Code
- Casual
- Noise Level
- Lively
- Service Style
- Upscale Casual
- Meal Pacing
- Leisurely
- Capacity
- Small
Signature Dishes
- Cracklin' Chicken
- Pork Rillette
- Brussels Sprouts with Hazelnut Dukkha
- Spanish Octopus Curry
Planning details
Location
Also consider
Where to go if this does not fit
Pick Brasserie Brixton if the group wants a clearer French, $$$ dinner. Pick Luchador taco & more if the night needs to stay casual and lower-commitment.
Restaurant context
How The Plimoth compares in Denver
The Plimoth is the flexible dinner choice in this set: less clearly categorized than Brasserie Brixton, which is explicitly French and $$$, but potentially more appealing when the group wants a neighborhood dinner without committing to a defined bistro lane. Choose Brasserie Brixton when cuisine and price tier clarity matter more than discovery.
Luchador taco & more is the better backup for a casual, lower-commitment meal, while Mimosas is the more natural cross-shop when daytime dining is the priority. The Plimoth makes more sense at dinner; it is not the first answer for lunch planning.
Whit's End and Rougarou are useful alternatives when availability or atmosphere decides the night. If The Plimoth is full or the group wants a more specific read before booking, compare those first rather than forcing the reservation.
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Compare The Plimoth
| Venue | Location | Cuisine | Price | Awards |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Plimoth | Denver | ; | ; | No published awards |
| Luchador taco & more | Denver | ; | ; | No published awards |
| Whit's End | Denver | ; | ; | No published awards |
| Brasserie Brixton | Denver | French | $$$ | 2025 Michelin Plate2024 Michelin Plate |
| Rougarou | Denver | ; | ; | No published awards |
| Mimosas | Denver | ; | ; | No published awards |
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FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
How far ahead should I plan for The Plimoth?
The hours are Wednesday through Saturday from 5–9 PM, with Monday, Tuesday, Sunday closed. For planning timing, check The Plimoth's official channels directly. If you want to compare other dinner options, Whit's End and Brasserie Brixton are natural places to check.
Does The Plimoth handle dietary restrictions?
Check before you go if dietary restrictions are a priority, because those details are not listed here. The Plimoth in Denver may or may not be workable for your needs, so confirm directly before a Wednesday-to-Saturday dinner. Rougarou is another option to compare while planning.
Is The Plimoth good for solo dining?
The Plimoth is open Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday from 5–9 PM, so a solo visit would need to fit that dinner window. If you want another comparison, Luchador taco & more is worth checking.
What are alternatives to The Plimoth?
Luchador taco & more, Brasserie Brixton, Whit's End, Rougarou, Mimosas are useful alternatives to compare while planning a meal. The Plimoth is the pick to consider when its Wednesday-to-Saturday, 5–9 PM dinner hours and casual dress code fit your evening.
Is lunch or dinner better at The Plimoth?
Dinner is the only option that the venue hours clearly support, since The Plimoth is closed Monday, Tuesday, Sunday, opens 5–9 PM Wednesday through Saturday. That makes dinner the practical choice, not lunch. If your group needs daytime service, compare other options such as Mimosas.
Is The Plimoth good for a special occasion?
The Plimoth can be considered for a casual-dress-code dinner occasion if the Wednesday-to-Saturday, 5–9 PM schedule works for your plans. There is no award, price tier, cuisine category, or formal service format listed here, so confirm directly if the occasion depends on specific details. Brasserie Brixton is another comparison to review.
What should a first-timer know about The Plimoth?
First-timers should treat The Plimoth as a dinner-only Denver option based on hours: open Wednesday through Saturday from 5–9 PM and closed Monday, Tuesday, Sunday. Dress code is casual. If you want to compare alternatives, Luchador taco & more and Brasserie Brixton are useful places to check.
