Came out for a date night with wifey, and had an amazing experience:…read more Staff was very attentive and caring to all aspects of service. They got us started right away with happy hour drinks that we squeezed in right at the end. Ambience was a nice mid century modern. Comfy seating and dim lighting set the stage for a nice dinn

Nut allergy friendly: Servers were good about this and checked on everything…read more Parking: Unfortunately we just paid on the outdoor parking. It's a few dollars. I came here with a group of about 16 for a celebration brunch. There's a great room in the back with a long table for this kind of thing. We ordered family style and it came in two waves; avocado toast and pancakes for Wave #1 and all of the mains for Wave #2. Not sure if our host timed it all or if they take a while to prep, but we were there for just about three hours total. The steak was definitely the highlight of the meal for me. Nicely cooked and reasonably tender for skirt steak. They had a few misses in service - we got some drinks we didn't order (we ordered mimosas and somehow got a mezcal cocktail?) and they didn't give serving utensils despite a family style meal, so it was difficult to scoop hash browns with a fork. Overall, it was a nice spot and seemed pretty popular outside our meal.

Very cute spot for drinks or a quick bit. Its very bright, light and airy inside. We took some…read morephotos and had to have some cute cocktails for them. Perfect for what we needed. I look forward to coming back and actually sitting down for a meal.

Staying 3 nights at the Jacquard and enjoying my $30 daily credit at the Narrative restaurant…read more First night - chicken avo chop salad (solid) 2nd night - happy hour - pork belly sliders (great portion - too sweet) - whipped burrata (solid, would taste better w pita or something bready and not chips) 3rd night - TBD What I enjoyed most as a hotel guest is how my server, Anthony, made me feel right at home with his attentive service and fun conversation. He clearly knows his job, gave me honest insight on the food and made me feel right at home away from home. Thanks Anthony!

Food very good Service is good ambiance is very good…read more I love eating here. It's my #1 spot

Atmosphere is nice, but small portions and the rigatoni and…read moreMongolian ribs both too salty

The Cherry Cricket has the kind of old-school neighborhood bar atmosphere that works perfectly for…read morea burger joint in Cherry Creek. Our group of six was seated without any trouble, and the staff kept things friendly and straightforward throughout the meal. The burgers came out hot, fresh, and seriously juicy. The sides are generous, especially the onion rings, and both the crispy tater tots and coleslaw were solid choices. There's also a strong drink selection with local craft beer, cocktails, shakes, and soft drinks. Good portions, well-made burgers, and a laid-back atmosphere make this place an easy recommendation.

WOW! We got a gift card from the manager due to our last experience and this time was amazing…read more Despite it looking super busy, we got sat right away and it was a weekend night, so we definitely got lucky. We told the waitress about our previous experience regarding my boyfriend's burger being super raw and she suggested that he get his burger cut in half, which worked! It was cooked well. I got the tuna melt and it was pretty standard, but delicious regardless. The star of the show, however, had to be the appetizers. We got the wings of two flavors that the waitress recommended. I don't remember the names, but one of them had a mustard taste to it and I really enjoyed it. My boyfriend and I are obsessed with the pretzels. They are soft, warm, and go perfect with the dip so well. Cherry Cricket this time was a great experience and we would come back for the pretzels alone.

Update: We went back to Hillstone for another date night, and once again, it did not disappoint…read more This time, my fiancée and I split the rotisserie chicken and the French dip, with a side of creamed corn. The rotisserie chicken was delicious and a great portion size definitely enough to fill me up. The apricot glaze was a really nice addition, and overall the chicken was top-notch. It comes with the warm kale panzanella. The kale itself was solid, but I wasn't particularly blown away by the croutons/panzanella portion of the dish. Still, the chicken more than made up for it. The French dip, though, was INCREDIBLE. Hillstone absolutely knocked this one out of the park. The beef was fantastic, and the whole sandwich just worked. I would highly recommend this to anyone coming here, definitely one of the standout dishes we've had. We substituted the French dip's usual side for the creamed corn, which was classic, comforting, and very yummy. A great side choice. And, as always, the cocktails were stellar. Hillstone consistently delivers on that front. Another great meal at Hillstone, and the French dip is now firmly on my list of must-order dishes.

Our first time at Hillstone was an interesting experience. We arrived for a 12:45 reservation on a…read moreSaturday afternoon. While the host was friendly and the waitstaff was helpful, several aspects of our meal were disappointing given the strict dining guidelines and supposedly high-endish experience claimed by this restaurant. Our experience with the food was inconsistent: - Appetizers: Since the grilled artichokes were unavailable, we ordered the artichoke and spinach dip. While the dip was flavorful, the tortilla chips were a letdown; we felt toast points or focaccia would have been a better accompaniment. - Entrees: The California burger and French Dip were good, though grilling the roll for the French Dip would have improved the texture. The Emerald Kale Chicken Salad was only average, as the chicken was quite fatty. - Sushi: The Coconut Shrimp Roll was the most significant disappointment. It lacked flavor and left an unpleasant taste that even wasabi could not mask, resulting in most of it going to waste. - Sides: The french fries were excellent and the highlight of our meal. Crunchy and perfectly salted. Overall, considering the expectations set by the dining policies, the experience was underwhelming and we do not plan to return.

Will return to Postino again and again, especially this location! I love the highlands location as…read morewell, but this one is my local spot and it never disappoints. I have had basically the entire menu and there's truly not a bad item, with there of course being some standouts. I continue to get the cauliflower and bruschetta boards, and in the winter the meatballs and the OMG grilled cheese are awesome. The new French fries are an awesome addition! I was sad when they stopped doing the $5 before 5 deal but $6 isn't bad either at allll, and I definitely will utilize it. The bottle club is honestly a great deal too if you're someone who lives near a postino. Always a great wine selection and always a guaranteed an aesthetic interior at any location. Love love love Postino and highly recommend to anyone and everyone!

Postino is always a reliable spot for a snack and a little girl time…read more We had just left the movies and this is just a short walk around the block so it was the perfect opportunity, unfortunately, we got there at 5:30 which was 30 minutes past the end of happy hour (so no six dollar glasses of wine, boo) Instead, I had a cucumber honey lemonade, which was so refreshing and my friend and I split the French dip sandwich, which was so good and the salad it came with was just the right amount. My friend also ordered the salad with the candied walnuts, and when it came out, it had barely any toppings. She almost was too shy to say something, but I spoke up for her and the kitchen remade her salad with no issue, luckily, it was much better the second time around Our server was super sweet and attentive. I don't think we got a name though. Thank you for a nice time!

Food - excellent Service - excellent…read more Ambiance- loud when busy (always) 1st time here on 7/4/26, a great experience overall! N/a fake margarita, at first spicy, got smoother after a few sips though. Got the: Farmers Market Scramble (brunch menu ). Vital Farms pasture-raised scrambled eggs, roasted sweet potato, charred onions, roasted red peppers, and aged white cheddar. Really good ingredients, filling, and satisfying! Also got a medium Cafe Latte, one of the best latte's I've had! Will be back in soon, gotta try the sourdough pizzas...

I always enjoy True Foods and the high quality of their offerings. My burger was delicious and…read moreperfectly cooked. I have tried many of their menu items, and the food is consistently very good to excellent. The noise level is high, and the parking is a nightmare. Street parking is almost impossible to find, and parking lots can run as much as $25. The atmosphere is attractive, and the staff is polite, informative, and helpful. Prices are high but correct for the quality and quantity. There is indoor and outdoor seating, and I recommend making a reservation.

I came here with a few co-workers during a week night and we had made a reservation in advance. It…read morewas bustling when we got there. We were seated by the hostess who got waters for us and then had a very friendly waitress. She was very attentive as well. We started with the dip duo and grilled artichokes. The chips that came with the dips were great and dips super flavorful and very different so it was nice to have the contrast. The artichokes were grilled deliciously. I loved the charred taste. I ordered the salmon dish. I really enjoyed the salmon and my broccoli. The mashed potatoes were not my things. Lots of leeks/onions in it. We did get a side of fries instead and those were great - they tasted just like McDonald's! I can see why this restaurant is popular. Good food and great service!

This may be the most spectacular collection of self-inflicted hospitality wounds I have ever seen…read moreat a restaurant. We had six people, including family visiting from Europe and Asia who, understandably, wanted to sit together. There was a booth where all six of us could comfortably fit. Cherry Creek Grill nevertheless refused to seat more than five people at a table because, we were told, food and service quality would suffer. That is a fairly astonishing admission of incompetence. Somehow every taqueria, neighborhood restaurant, and Michelin-starred dining room has figured out how to serve tables of six, eight, or ten people. Cherry Creek Grill is apparently drawing the line at five and telling you it is because the restaurant cannot maintain its standards beyond that. The solution to that problem, other than just gaining the competence to serve six people, would be to let us decide whether we are willing to accept lower food and service quality in exchange for sitting together. Instead, we got to discover the rule after arriving and were split up. But fine. They have planted the flag. Five is the number at which Cherry Creek Grill can provide the quality of service it is so concerned about protecting. Except it couldn't. Sandwiches came out at different times and different temperatures, none particularly hot. The fries were definitely not freshly made. One French dip came without the requested horseradish despite the request having been specifically confirmed. A couple at the table asked to split something and, rather than split-plate it, the restaurant just brought the sandwich as-is. None of these is some catastrophic service failure by itself. Collectively, they are pretty funny from a restaurant that had just separated our family in the name of preserving service quality. Then there are the rules. We were told they bring one individual serving of dipping sauce per table, apparently regardless of how many orders of fries are being shared at that table. I still do not understand why this needed to be a policy. They also apparently keep an artichoke dish on the menu year-round despite frequently not having it available. And Cherry Creek Grill has a dress code banning things like hats and team jerseys, which feels bizarrely out of step with both Denver and what the restaurant actually is. This is lunch in a Cherry Creek shopping district at a restaurant serving burgers, sandwiches, fries, and rotisserie chicken. Plenty of substantially more ambitious restaurants in this city somehow survive the occasional baseball cap. My Kölsch was also poured incorrectly, which is minor, but by this point felt almost on theme. The food itself was mostly just meh. My rotisserie lamb sandwich is separately called out on the menu as a limited item and was in no meaningful way special. The French dip was properly made. Nothing was awful, but nothing about the meal came close to justifying the amount of pretension surrounding it. I want to be clear that our waitress was pleasant, and I do not blame her for any of this. In fact, she gave us the funniest moment of the meal. We joked that the next time our overseas family was all together there would probably be a new baby and asked whether the baby would count toward the five-person limit. She deadpanned, apparently not getting that we were stating what we assumed to be an absurd joke, that yes, the baby would count. So Cherry Creek Grill at least gave our family a new inside joke. Hospitality should generally be about making it easier for people to enjoy a meal together. Cherry Creek Grill seems to have built an impressive number of rules around doing the opposite, while simultaneously failing to deliver the food and service quality those rules are supposedly protecting. *Additional note my wife reminded me of, we regularly ate here with 6 or more people at a single table in the past when it was much better.