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People love babies. Pudgy legs, bald heads, big innocent eyes. Add dressed in a crown, Prince William and Kate Middleton’s blue-blooded bouncing boy should make the crowd go wild. In honor of their new arrival — and third in line to the throne — here is a list of five places in Denver where you can toast the regal baby.
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5. Pints Pub
221 West 13th Avenue
www.pintspub.com
What better way to celebrate a British baby than to down a couple of brews at a British pub. Pints specializes in traditional British cask-conditioned ales that is brews on site. it also has a menu featuring numerous British specialties and a huge collection of single malt whiskeys that should enable you to find the perfect way to toast the baby.
4. GB Fish & Chips
1311 South Broadway
2175 Sheridan Boulevard
5325 East Colfax
www.gbfishandchips.com
Nothing says British quite like fried, flaky fish and golden chips. Some say this meal is so good that it will make you go bloody mad. But it’s safe to say that it won’t be the royal infant’s first dish.
3. The Streets of London Pub
1501 East Colfax Avenue
303-861-9103
This would be the perfect place to ask for the Kate Middleton English Rose Cocktail. The bartender doesn’t know what’s in it? No problem, we do!
Kate Middleton English Rose Cocktail
1 Sugar Cube
3 drops Orange Bitters
1 oz. DRAMBUIE
Top with:
4 oz. chilled Blanc de Noirs Champagne
Splash Campari
3 drops Rosewater
2. The British Bulldog
2052 Stout Street
www.britishbulldogdenver.com
This British-style gem is snug yet homey, but if you’re into British culture then you’ve likely already taken in an Association football game — sorry, soccer — and enjoyed a nice curry here.
1. House of Commons
2401 15th Street
www.houseofcommonstea.com
Want to soberly welcome the new baby? Sit down with a pot of tea and a British sandwich titled the Wimbledon; turkey, imported Brie, English herb jelly, mayo, lettuce, tomato and English cucumber. Cheerio!
