Like performing open-heart surgery, drilling for oil, or reading anything by Jonathan Swift, cooking is far too risky to be attempted at home and should only be handled by professionals. Protect your household from avoidable disasters with today's Groupon to Restaurant 4580 in Boulder. Serving tasty American cuisine powered up by executive chef Marcus McCoy's creative twists, Restaurant 4580's lunch and dinner menus change with the seasons and include gluten-free options. Two outdoor patios treat al fresco enthusiasts to dappled views of the foothills, while the elegant interior's stacked-up stone walls and hues of chocolate and pumpkin create a warm, neighborhood-chic atmosphere for consuming delicious bacon-wrapped dates ($8), grilled calamari ($10), burgers ($10.95), and more.
Not valid for happy hour. Not valid on New Year's Eve and Valentine's Day.
Reviews
OpenTable reviewers name Restaurant 4580 a Diners' Choice "neighborhood gem" with the "best food" that's "fit for foodies." Denver Life magazine and the Gastronomie blog reviewed Restaurant 4580. OpenTable reviewers give it an average of 4.1 stars, and Yelpers give it a 3.5-star average.
- In addition to the friendly service, lovely atmosphere and creatively prepared cuisine that scores major points for its ingenuity, I am happy to add that the menu was not overly complicated and quite reasonably priced. I can effortlessly say that I enjoyed my first visit to Restaurant 4580 and know that it certainly won’t be my last. – Denver Life
- I will be back. Soon. 4580 is doing some really special things in the kitchen – Gastronomie
Groupon Says
Americanbiguous
Restaurant 4580 serves eclectic American fare, unlike some restaurants that claim to be American but are actually outposts for a foreign invasion by, but not limited to, the Flemish, working in conjunction with the Venusians to awaken a domestic sleeper cell of mecha-draculas. How can you be sure the restaurant you're chowing down at is really American, and not just a beacon for car-battery-draining cybervampires?
- The American flag has 50 stars, not 15 stars marking the locations of vulnerable nuclear facilities.
- American waitstaff rarely refer to you as "fellow human."
- American diners always have ice cream on the menu, or name-brand ice cream alternatives such as Taste-T-Treat, Ice-E-Freeze, or Phillip Morris' Semi-Addictive Chilled Narcoti-Pudding.
- American restaurants show baseball on TV instead of a giant, unblinking eye that follows you to the restroom.
- Real American apple pie always has a hotdog hidden in the middle.
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