Grass-Fed & Pasture-Raised Restaurants in Denver

Sources: Pinnacle Australian Grass Fed, named cuts (Filet Mignon, New York)

Modern downtown steakhouse. Their own menu lists "Pinnacle Australian Grass Fed" Filet Mignon and New York cuts alongside their standard program, which the same menu names as Creekstone Farms Angus, explicitly not grass-fed. A named-brand claim scoped to two specific cuts, not the whole steak list.

Sources: Grass-fed pasture-raised beef and bison, named burgers (chain policy)

Austin-founded burger chain with two Denver locations, 9th & Co and Union Station. Their sourcing page lists "Grass fed pasture-raised, wagyu & heritage beef, responsibly raised" as a standing policy, and the national menu confirms it by name on specific burgers, including the Goodnight burger ("100% Grass Fed Pasture Raised Beef"). A standing sourcing policy in their own words, though not every burger on the menu carries the claim.

Sources: Grass-fed beef, named supplier, one dish (Carpaccio alla Cipriani)

Michelin Bib Gourmand Italian restaurant in LoDo. Their own Culinary Partners page names Buckner Family Ranch as the source of the "Grass Fed Beef Tenderloin for Carpaccio," confirmed on the current dinner menu as "Carpaccio alla Cipriani, Grass Fed Beef, Grana Padano, Espelette." A named-supplier claim scoped to one specific dish; their other beef items (NY Strip, Bistecca Fiorentina) carry no such claim.

Sources: 100% grass-fed beef, chain-wide (all locations)

Fox Restaurant Concepts' wellness-focused chain, with a location in Cherry Creek North. Same national program verified on our Los Angeles and Austin pages: a named, dated trade press report (FSR Magazine, Aug. 29, 2023) quotes Verde Farms' SVP confirming the beef across all True Food Kitchen locations is "100 percent grass-fed on pastures where cattle roam free 100 percent of the time, no feedlots, ever." Covers beef only, chain-wide policy, not scoped to one location.