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If 10,000 Denver Biters eat just three meals made with locally grown instead of conventionally grown food, we'll conserve enough gas to drive a car the distance from Earth to Mercury.

A man in India, married 25 times in 23 years, says he's found his soul mate in number 25.

Sol(ar) Mate

The Bite

Thinking about the perfect date night for you and your beau? Here's where to plan-et: Mercury Café makes organic and local eats, like Alamosa Striped Bass Linguini (with a fiery kick), plus serves biodynamic Jack Rabbit Hill wines and organic brandy from CO's only organic distillery, Peak Spirits. You can also tango with a couple of pros, get a tarot reading, or - this Friday only - chill to the live acoustic guitar of local Dave Gannon in the Jungle Room. There's brunch too - our one-too-many-glasses-of-vino-last-night picker-upper: the Avo Pavo Loco Omelet with turkey sausage, avocado, and green chilis. The Merc powers up with wind and solar, sports energy-efficient lighting, and recycles its water too. No reservation required. It's fate.

Wanna Try?

Mercury Café, 2199 California St. (303-294-9258). Tango and tarot start at 6:30 p.m., Dave Gannon at 7:30 p.m. Alamosa Striped Bass Linguini, $16.

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