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    Kiewit Crossing Café

    4.0 (4 reviews)
    Closed 7:00 am - 1:30 pm

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    Park Meadows

    3.6(288 reviews)
    2.1 mi
    $$

    As a parent, Park Meadows is one of my favorite malls in the Denver area. My kids always look…read moreforward to the playground near Eddie Bauer, and it's a great way to break up a shopping trip and let them burn off some energy. There are plenty of stores to browse and a huge variety of restaurants with great happy hour specials, gathering areas for large groups, so it's easy to spend a few hours here without getting bored. The mall is clean, spacious, and family-friendly, which keeps us coming back. Whether we're shopping, grabbing a bite to eat, or just looking for something to do on a rainy day, Park Meadows is always a solid choice.

    the Mall itself is nice, but this review relates to the food court and cleanliness. wife passed so…read morei use the mall for my daily exercise walk, and then have a bite for lunch. so i observe and experience much about the food court. first, Renzios Greek food served a flat no fizz diet coke. i asked the older lady if they could remedy it. ie add carbonation. i received a look that could kill. followed with barking "no". period. so i asked her the price of the combo meal without the diet coke, she growled saying its the same price w or wo the soda. i left to never return. second, since retired ive had opportunity to travel about the country visiting family and friends. have enjoyed chick-fil-a's from connecticut to portland to raleigh to minneapolis. all serve their "side salad" in a rectangular plastic bowl which has an appetizing presentation and nice fit for a salad. well, here they "stuff" the salad into a small cardboard sized soup cup, and i mean stuffed /jam packed in. not meant for a salad. you literally are required to pluck/pull the stuffed salad out of this jammed in cardboard cup. i asked mngr if they could use the standard salad bowl used throughout the U.S.. he said the small space they rent at the mall doesn't allow enough room for storage of the standard size plastic salad dishes?? so i drive over to the chick-fil-a down the road on Yosemite for a normal salad. bout a mile drive but worth it, as i feel that for a $20 meal its served appropriately. Last comment, food court maintenance. should you try asking one of the employees (difficult to accomplish as none speak english and will just stare at you with a look of contempt, like "no comprende") to kindly wipe down the spilled/leftover mess folks left, at a table you prefer. they tell you in spanish and pointing to the ceiling with angst to sit somewhere else. then walk away and ignore you. on busy weekends there may be no other tables available. so i resort to pouring some water from my own water bottle in my backpack and clean the table myself. so each day i make sure when leaving home i pack a water bottle in case a table at the food court is filthy and i will need to clean it myself. third, at Chipotle i order a salad "bowl". at checkout no forks w which to eat it. inquired if maybe they have forks in the back room. they told me "NO" but i could look for a fork with which to eat my salad, at another restaurant in the food court! not lol. these are just a couple of unpleasantries at the absolutely beautifully designed Park Meadows food court. IMO go shopping there, but plan to eat elsewhere. Dr Jeff

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    Shanghai 360

    Shanghai 360

    2.2(42 reviews)
    2.1 mi
    $

    Quick stop at Shanghai 360 to check out the noodles. Moved on to Nori Japan. They only have…read morelo-mein or soba noodle ramen. Got pork in it. Moved on to Panda but only had the usual chow main. Went back to Shanghai 360. Friendly server. Told her I was here in search of softest noodles. She pointed out the rice noodle or flat noodle. Not as soft as Udon noodle. She offered 1/2 and 1/2. Ended up getting the chow-mein and tofu with vegi. She scraped the entire pan into my to go box. 7 1/2 square box. Total cost for one item combo was $11.12 Came home, opened it up, packed box. Noodles were delicious, not salty. Mixed up with vegetables tofu and it was even better. Huge pieces of tofu, lightly fried and also egg plant. Bit of blistered peppers and also bell peppers. Tofu was juicy and soft inside. The broccoli absorbed all the seasoning and and full of flavors. Garlicky but not over powering. Just the right amount of saltiness. Not sweet at all which I prefer. Overall, for $11.12, I will be back.

    I don't know why all the bad reviews...I took the kids here after a day at summer camp. We tried…read morethe chicken and vegetables, fried rice, orange chicken, lo mein, Singapore noodles and the spicy tofu. We liked it! The portions were generous, the food was fresh and not too salty, quality of ingredients was good. Service was good. We also had boba which the kids liked. I thought it was great value for the money, considering what food costs these days...

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    3.5(251 reviews)
    3.7 mi
    $$

    The ambiance is pleasantly quiet. The waiter was nice and receptive. The food had wonderful taste…read more The thing that lowered their star rating for this reviewer was the very small amounts of meat in the meat dishes. I tried both the Mongolian Beef and the Thai peanut chicken over the last two visits and both times, the meat was only about 10% of the main dish (not including the rice.) The dishes were primarily vegetables. The old saying "Where's the beef?" is apropos here.

    Came here today for Grandmas birthday lunch its a very hole in the wall place not a ton of tables…read morebut has that old school feel to it. My uncle goes here a lot and spoke highly. Started off with hot tea with a great price at 2$ then he made us get the crab cheese wonton, which their shapes very empanada looking but dang those things are good. They came out very fast and hot which is not complaint I just burned my lip. Entree was that lemongrass chicken lunch combo and for the price you get egg roll, rice, soup and the protein. All the food came out quick like a lunch should and our server was attentive making sure my picky grandma has her ice tea refills on deck. This place is not far from my work and I will be back to try at least 4 new things til I find my jam looking forward to the curry and basil chicken. My pictures don't do it justice I was to eager to eat. Great spot.

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