4.9
- 4.9Food
- 5.0Service
- 4.9Ambience
- 4.7Value
Noise • Moderate
US$250.00 per person
1 - 5 people
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4.9
Noise • Moderate
Denver / Colorado
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Denver / Colorado
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Denver / Colorado
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Denver / Colorado
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Denver / Colorado
Mexican
Denver
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Denver
Best Food
Denver
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Denver
Best Ambience
Denver
Best Value
Denver
Mexican
Lynn
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28 September 2026
Milpero releases reservations for the following month at 8 a.m. on the first of each month, and seats can disappear within minutes. It normally seats 16 diners nightly, recently adding a third seating on Fridays and Saturdays to bring that total to 24; walk-ins are not accepted.
Published in Westword
21 September 2026
Milpero, the Curiels’ sixth Colorado restaurant, received the state’s only Michelin star in 2026 after just four months of service.
Published in The Colorado Sun
18 September 2026
Milpero, a 16-seat tasting-menu restaurant in Denver’s Globeville neighborhood, was the only new Colorado restaurant to earn a Michelin star in the guide’s statewide expansion. The New York Times also named it among its 50 favorite restaurants in the country.
Published in Rocky Mountain PBS
14 September 2026
The dining scene in Colorado is in the spotlight once again with the recent announcement of this year’s MICHELIN Star and Bib Gourmand honorees. Explore all of the OpenTable restaurants who have received this prestigious designation and book a table to go congratulate them in person!
Published by OpenTable
14 September 2026
Milpero earned a Michelin star, making it chef Johnny Curiel’s third Denver restaurant to receive one. The restaurant serves an eight-person, $225 multi-course tasting menu featuring corn in every dish.
Published in The Denver Post
14 September 2026
Milpero, Chef Johnny Curiel’s exclusive 16-seat restaurant in Denver’s River North Art District, earned one star in the latest MICHELIN Guide.
Published in Denver7
14 September 2026
Milpero earned a Michelin Star for its contemporary Mexican cuisine, which the guide says balances tradition and innovation. It praised the tasting menu’s regional dishes, distinctive moles, welcoming service, cocktails, and Mexican wines.
Published in CBS News
Milpero feels like an intimate, theatrical fine‑dining experience, a welcome antechamber leads you through cold and hot counters and a glass‑enclosed wine/fermentation room into an 18‑course, staff‑presented chefs‑table, with warm lighting, wood accents, and inviting decor.
Business casual is the guide at Milpero, aim for neat, polished attire rather than formalwear for the restaurant’s 18‑course tasting experience.
Milpero moves diners through a dedicated antechamber (with a welcome drink) to a cold counter, a glass-enclosed wine and fermentation room, and finishes at a hot counter, the entire service reads as a chef’s table.
Yes, Milpero’s 18-course tasting format, thoughtful Mexican wine pairings, and gorgeous, intimate lighting make it well suited to a special evening.
Wednesday can be a lovely midweek choice, one guest said a random Wednesday turned into a very special occasion.
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