Denver Restaurant Week menus just dropped. Here's what not to miss.

By the numbers: Now in its 20th year, the DRW lineup features more than 200 restaurants with multi-course meals at four price points — $25, $35, $45 and $55 — rather than three in years past.

Pro tip: To snag top reservations, you'll have to book soon.

Here are our recommendations to help you navigate the long list.

At $25:

• Alayna's pick: Red Tops Rendezvous. I can't pass on pizza, and the Detroit-style pies at this relatively new spot look irresistible.
• Esteban's pick: The Patio at Sloans. A no-nonsense, greasy burger with fries hits the spot every time.
• John's pick: The Original. Breakfast dogs, brioche French toast and a mimosa at this price. Sounds great.

At $35:

• Alayna's pick: Reckless Noodles. This trendy spot is serving specials like spicy wontons with Sichuan numbing oil, Hokkien wok noodles and a Vietnamese coffee crème brulee. Sign me up.
• Esteban's pick: La Bouche. Some wine and a meat and cheese board? C'est tres bon.
• John's pick: Globe Hall BBQ. Can't beat a Southern meal. Fried okra and a barbecue sampler with banana pudding to finish.

At $45:

• Alayna's pick: Dio Mio. Cold weather calls for carbs. Count on this counter-service restaurant's handmade pasta to keep you warm while knocking your socks off.

• Esteban's pick: The Kitchen. I've always loved their farm-to-table ethos.
• John's pick: Fish and Beer. A laid-back but great place to find fresh seafood done right.

At $55:

• Alayna's pick: El Five. Offering unmatched views of downtown, this date night destination has hard-to-beat bites like European sea bass and Basque cheesecake.
• Esteban's pick: STL Steakhouse. Go big or go home — so give me that 12-ounce ribeye with a top-shelf scotch.
• John's pick: Noisette. Any meal at this Denver restaurant is amazing.