Somebody People feels like that friend's apartment where everyone gravitates to the kitchen - except the kitchen happens to serve some of Denver's most thoughtful small plates. This Broadway spot nails the sweet spot between neighborhood hangout and date night destination. The menu changes with actual seasons, not corporate quarterly reports, featuring ingredients that taste like they came from somewhere specific. Think housemade pasta that doesn't apologize for being simple, vegetables that make you remember why you liked them as a kid, and cocktails mixed by people who understand the difference between trendy and good. The space itself hits different - warm lighting, mismatched vintage furniture, and servers who genuinely seem to enjoy being there. Perfect for the post-yoga crowd who wants something more interesting than another grain bowl but doesn't need white tablecloths to feel special.