If you went above and beyond you may be in need of a night on the town, and what better way to get to town than in a green limo, which runs on bio-diesel and serves organic wine! Choose an organic fine dining restaurant such as Organic Orbit in Boulder, CO or visit the Ideal Bite to find the best green restaurants and scenes in Denver or other major cities. Don't forget some flowers; even if they are for youself, but like everything else they have to be organic so get them from Wild Oats or Whole Foods.

After you are done celebrating and strutting that sleek carbon footprint why not pick up your feet for the rest of the weekend and let Clean Conscience get the footprints off your carpet. You can find them at Leafing Through along with many other green products and services. Not ready to go home? Get a room at the Boulder Outlook Hotel, which has zero waste and chlorine free pools or find other green hotels under the travel section of Leafing Through. A massage runs on human power so don't skip this after your long week striving to better the earth.

Did Fido walk with you to the recycling bin? Why not throw him a bone from Whole Pets or your local, eco-friendly pet store. Whatever you do, keep doing it, take time to congratulate yourself and others, and remember that it's people like you that make this world a better place.

A few weeks ago, my friends and I went to try out Four. It's a new restaurant in the heart of corporate Toronto and it boasts healthy dishes only: all dishes are less than 650 calories.

I wasn't going to write about it because it was a huge disappointment. But after I read this article in the Globe & Mail, I decided that some truth needed to be shared.

I deliberately waited three weeks after opening to go. Although my dinner at Two Rosehill (this was many years ago; it's now called Rosehill Venue Lounge) on opening night was spectacular, I don't expect every restaurant to be like that. Some places have a lot of glitches to work out. Unfortunately, even after three weeks, Four still had several.

The reason everything is less than 650 calories is because it's just expensive, oversized tapas. The dishes are too big to be considered tapas, but too small to be considered full-sized main courses. Just because something is all natural and fresh doesn't mean that it's automatically good. If I took a fresh orange and squeezed it on a piece of fresh chicken, rolled it in organic cocoa powder and then steamed it, I doubt it'll taste fantastic. It might not taste horrible (though I suspect it will), but it certainly won't be the epitome of "yum."

The other thing I couldn't stand was the fact that the wait staff didn't know anything about the dishes. A fish dish was served up and there was a large pitcher with some sort of broth in it. When I said, "Wow. This is an elaborate set up. How do we eat this?" The response was, "I don't know." Oh great. So if the staff doesn't know, how the heck are customers supposed to know. Sheesh.

The desserts, though not special, were probably the best thing we got. The four of us (yes, four of us went to dinner at Four) all agreed that in future we'd come back just to have drinks and dessert, but the food was definitely overrated.

The menu and bar opens daily for a delightful dinner buffet with a wide range of wines paired with your dinner.

The most talk of the town is the “Death for Dinner” which is the Denver's mystery theater. It shows you a modern way of interactive entertainment for young and old. You can bring along your family or friends to experience a wonderful amusement.

Also, they offer a lot of services that suits your lifestyle like catering, bar service, wedding and party planning. You can also book for any kind of entertainment such as bands, comedy shows, magic shows and magicians and a lot more. Furthermore, they can set whatever type of themes you want for a particular event. The Lumber Baron Mansion is available for the venue, or, they can go to your place of your choice for setting-up your party as part of their service with its unique interactive comedy mysteries.

The most important event of kid's life is their birthday parties. The playhouse gives the kids a lot of mystery shows for children to solve while they enjoy eating sumptuous foods for a well-arranged celebration.

You can celebrate any events anywhere, but what makes the Adams Mystery Playhouse more exciting is the uniqueness of presentation, entertainment and delicious foods it gives and serves the people.

The location of the restaurant is at the Old Denver National Bank Building and it occupies a part of the building situated along the bank vault. Different booths were used by clients to check their deposit boxes and now, the restaurant is using those booths as diner booths for customers having a classy eating day and night breaks.

A great tasting popular food of The Broker is the Broker Burger which consists of ground sirloin with lettuce, bacon and swiss cheese as toppings to suits the classic taste of the customers. Not only that, they are also offering a good and excellent taste of different conglomerates, like Baked Rosemary Chicken, Linguine, Pomodoro and many more. To start their hearty meal, a different famous shrimp bowls with cocktail sauce to choose from.

To complete the whole site restaurant, there are wines for heavy and light drinkers. To satisfy the customers, a complete selection of local and international wines offered. Furthermore, during happy hours, expect the lower price value of drinks and appetizers as well.

Parking is available around the area where you can leave your car safe and secure while having lunch or dinner with family, friends, or business associates.

You can expect the highest quality service because of a smart and a well-trained staffs. Moreover, it gives enough contentment to customers because of a pleasant place to stay for a perfect meal and fine dining as well.