Table 6 operated for 22 years at 609 Corona Street in Denver’s Alamo Placita neighborhood before closing its doors in July 2026, leaving behind a reputation as one of the city’s most trusted addresses for New American cooking.
During its run, Table 6 built a loyal following on inventive takes on American classics, prepared with ingredients sourced from regional farms and changed seasonally. The dining room carried a rustic, low-key feel—exposed brick, warm lighting, close-set tables—that suited both first dates and milestone dinners. Reviewers consistently praised the kitchen’s technique and the staff’s genuine hospitality, factors that built the restaurant’s 4.7 rating and devoted Capitol Hill clientele over two decades (source: Denver Post).
Visitor Highlights & Practical Info
Table 6 is permanently closed as of July 2026, so travelers should not plan a visit to this address expecting the restaurant to be operating. The team behind it has signaled interest in opening a new concept, possibly connected to their 16th Street location, so diners who loved the original should watch for announcements before booking a trip around it (source: Westword). The Alamo Placita and Capitol Hill area remains worth exploring regardless, with a dense concentration of independent restaurants and bars within easy walking distance of the Corona Street location.
