Paramount Café
519 16th Street, Denver, CO 80202
303-893-2000
www.paramountcafe.com
Downtown Denver Restaurant - 16th Street Mall
DENVER, COLORADO
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THE PARAMOUNT CAFÉ
Listed on the US Department of the Interior's National Register of Historic Places, the Kittredge Building was the tallest skyscraper in Denver when constructed
in 1891. Designed by architect A. Morris Stuckert, the Kittredge Building was hailed as "a fine example of technical advancement and business acumen,
displaying great taste and refinement."  Denver's finest modern office buiding featured such newfangled amenities as electricity, steam heat, fire-proofing, and
elevators.  Those not as fortunated to work in such prestigious surroundings could still enjoy the panoramic mountain views offered while dining at the
building's Casino Roof Garden.  Opened in 1891, the rooftop beer garden and amusement park with seating for over 300 people, soon gained a reputation as
Denver's entertainment gathering place.

The site of the Paramount Café once served as the entrance and lobby of the Historic Paramount Theatre.  Once among seventeen theaters in the downtown
area, it is now the only remaining grand movie palace of its era.  With the present entrance located around the corner on Glenarm Place, the former lobby's
huge concession stand and soda fountain now serves as the Paramount Café's wrap-around bar.  The Art Deco terrazzo tile floor and ornate hand crafted gilt
work are original features of the theater.
THE PARAMOUNT CAFÉ