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    FiNO

    3.9 (20 reviews)
    Closed 5:00 pm - 11:00 PM

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    Lauren A.

    Love this place! Super fun spot for a date or girls night, grab a spot at the bar or a table. Feels retro in the best way, and the food is also delicious. I had a delicious extra dirty martini as well! Our server was great and knowledgeable

    Analise G.

    Went for a girls night in early June and the food was the smallest portions I have ever seen. While the service was friendly, the ambience screamed "hotel restaurant" which is really a shame for Denver natives. Drinks were delicious. But two pieces of pan con tomate for $15 or an $18 salad that cannot be split - even with inflation and minimal wage- is inexcusable. We got the salad and I laughed. I'm sorry to say that I'll support other Colfax businesses in the future.

    Cesar H.

    Every now and then I have a meal so good I have no notes. This is not that place... because while it's easily an 11 out of 10, I actually do have notes. How dare they prepare food this good? Who gave them permission to have service this attentive? And why is the cocktail program this strong? FiNO, located inside The All Inn Hotel, is inspired by Mediterranean coastal dining with shared plates, natural wines, and a thoughtful cocktail program. The whole experience feels intentional without being overdone. From the moment we walked in, everything just worked. The space is beautiful, the service was excellent (shout out to Lindy), and the pacing of the meal felt relaxed in the best way. Food wise, we tried quite a bit and everything landed. The charred cabbage was so good we ordered it twice. The striped bass was perfectly cooked, the endive Caesar was light but still satisfying, and the tomato toast on GetRight's sourdough was a standout. Dessert sealed it. The chocolate mousse cake was one of the best slices of chocolate cake I've had. The only real downside was having to leave. Definitely worth checking out if you're in the Colfax area.

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    Natalia S.

    Located inside the newly-renovated All Inn Hotel, FiNO is a Mediterranean-inspired restaurant and wine garden built around the relaxed ritual of aperitivo. The menu leans into fun summer cocktails and shareable coastal dishes -- with cool, retro decor all around and the friendliest staff. It's a welcome addition to East Colfax's ongoing revival, with an emphasis on connection over rushed dining. Open daily | 5-11pm What I loved: - Grilled artichokes (simple, but delicious) - Hamachi crudo, Italian style in a tomato brodo with olive oil - Spiced hummus with a side of beautiful veggies - Tomato/cucumber salad with whipped feta that is a surprise star of the night - Sweet potato that is also another crowd favorite - Perfectly cooked striped bass (juicy inside, but super crispy skin) - A riff on SpaghettiOs with meatballs in a vodka sauce

    Boquerones toast, sweet potato bravas, Greek-ish salad
    Abbey M.

    Absolutely phenomenal experience at Fino. The food was some of the best I've had in Colorado, the design of the space was clearly thought out and well done, and the service was excellent. Such a great spot for a fun night out with girlfriends! Can't wait to come back.

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    Isobel R.

    Fino is a newer spot tucked inside the All In Hotel, and the space itself is honestly stunning. The ambiance leans into a gorgeous retro vibe! We started with the olives and the steak tartare which was hands down the best dish we ordered. It was so flavorful and the texture of the toast and topping worked perfectly together. We also tried the hamachi crudo with dehydrated olives and chorizo. It was good in concept, but the fish itself didn't have the level of flavor I was hoping for, so it didn't quite land. The vodka o's were solid and enjoyable, and the blue cheese stuffed wings were interesting but not particularly memorable. For drinks, I had the rhubarb sour with rhubarb shrub, ouzo, and Basque cider. Like much of their cocktail list, it was creative and unique, but leaned a bit too sweet for my personal taste. I followed it up with a French 75, which was perfectly balanced and definitely the better pick for me. Service was incredible across the board and really elevated the overall experience. That being said, the food as a whole didn't fully impress, especially compared to how strong the ambiance and service were. That being said, since it's a newer opening, there's definitely potential here, especially if the kitchen finds a bit more consistency to match the vibe they've created!

    Vodka O's --YUCK
    J Warren R.

    I had been hearing a lot about this new restaurant in the hotel on Colfax. What I now realize is that most of the publicity is self-promotion. With all the hype, everything failed to meet expectations. I went for a Chef's 5 course tasting menu -- completely underwhelming. The first course was Charred Cabbage, which became the all-out favorite. It was very good. The cabbage was fire roasted, tender and delicious, if not a bit cool. The Pan Seared Trout, with coconut coulis and pisto was very tasty, but served at room temperature. Vodka O's, a pasta dish came next. Terrible, I thought I was eating Chef Boy-r-Dee, right from the can. Overcooked rubbery tasteless pasta. The braised short rib came next -- Huh? This is summer, why would a chef showcase a winter savory, and such a filling dish in Summer. Aren't there any Colorado spring or summer items available. Main course also served at room temperature. Lastly, the Buttermilk Galaktoboureko was soggy phyllo dough with a cream filling. Soggy, Tasteless, boring and not good. Service was also a disappointment, as well, rushed. Servers impressed me as uncaring and unhelpful. Inside the restaurant has a nice vibe and pleasant decor. The booth seating is a bit uncomfortable and cramped. The wine list had a number of unknown and lesser-known wines, so it is hard to comment on the list. There is ample parking at the hotel, which is good, given the continued construction along Colfax. I would not go back here.

    Alexa N.

    Went to this new restaurant because a friend recommended it. The restaurant is a little hard to miss if you aren't looking out for it, it's in the hotel with minimum signage. The inside decor was nice and the service was good. I came with a couple of friends so we were able to get quite a few dishes to share. The dishes the stood out the most were the pasta dishes. Overall I good experience but I didn't feel like anything was outstandingly good. The dishes were smaller than I thought for the price.

    Kim V.

    FiNo was delicious. This is the perfect space to go with a bunch of friends and share a a bunch of dishes. The menu was large and had options that were completely different from each other. I honestly didn't have anything I didn't like. I loved the Crudo and the aged meat. The ambience is lovely as well, kind of like a mid-century modern vibe. Our server was also really knowledgeable and had a lot of great recommendations.

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    Nina C.

    I've been hearing about this hot new restaurant inside the revamped motel and was excited to check it out. Luckily, they had plenty of tables available as we came on a Thursday evening at 6:30 with no reservation as a party of four and were set instantly. The ambience is a swanky, retro vibe, with subdued colors and lighting. Outside, however it looks very rundown and the area isn't great, we honestly had no idea if we were in the right place or not until we went inside. Our server Alyssa was sweet and gave the best recommendations she could. Since we ordered a number of plates for the table to share, she also tried to put them in cascading so that they would come out a few at a time. Unfortunately, there was just such a lag between the first couple of plates and the next few that we were getting hangry waiting in between. To be honest, the food was good, but not great, we started with the tomato bread at her recommendation, and it was OK, the bread was a little too toasted, but the tomato spread had flavor, even though it wasn't the traditional 'cut a perfectly ripe tomato in half and scrape it on the bread' authenticity that you would get in spain. I was also kind of disappointed by the Hamachi Crudo, there was a real lack of flavor happening there. The standout dishes were the pastas and the tartare toast, the spaghetti al limone had such a nice blend of flavors and was really complemented well by the breadcrumbs. The toast had a wonderful crash of textures and flavors, and the quality of the tartare was great. The vodka owes pasta was also interesting, the creamy tomato sauce, bringing life to what otherwise would really just be SpaghettiOs, and the meatballs were tiny, cute and perfect. We also had the stuffed chicken wings, the nachos, and the sweet potato. Of the three, I would only order the sweet potato again. The chicken wings, if you can call them that as they're more like chicken nuggets, had a crusty coating that almost tasted like crushed up chips, and we're drenched in buffalo sauce - really not special and not worth $17 for three wings. We appreciated our time here, I'd probably be willing to come back and we order some of the dishes I liked and try a few more that I didn't get to this time, but I wouldn't prioritize this place unless I'm already in the area.

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    Great food, friendly staff and best ambience! Great wine selection. Highly recommend, especially for a night on the town with friends.

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