Have you tried everything in Denver?

Try deep-fried bull testicles with cocktail sauce at Buckhorn Exchange, Denver's oldest restaurant since 1893.

Ask for green chile on pizza, fries, or mac and cheese — locals swear it belongs on everything.

Day-drink at a brewery taproom with your laptop out — it's the local coffee-date equivalent.

Join a fiercely competitive weekly trivia team at a rotating taproom and pretend you knew that answer.

Hit the Saturday farmers market at Union Station for Colorado produce before everyone floods brunch spots.

Sip wine while bar-hopping RiNo's murals and studios on the monthly First Friday art walk.

Sunbathe at Cheesman Park knowing the bodies are technically still underneath the grass.

Walk the 2.6-mile lake loop at sunset for mountains behind the downtown skyline, no tourists in sight.

Bring up the 'Native' bumper sticker debate and watch a transplant defend their 20 years in Colorado.

Debate best-brewery-in-Denver with a stranger — among 70+ breweries, everyone has fierce loyalty.

Greet locals with 'How's it going?' (howz it GOH-in) and answer 'good, you?' — that's the whole ritual.

Join the summer sunrise yoga sessions locals treat as a near-religious Red Rocks ritual.