Really enjoyed Trestles Coastal Cuisine. The service was very friendly, and the presentation was…read moreamazing. The Eggs Benedict was excellent, and the golden beet and chèvre salad was a standout. Again, beautiful presentation and a great combination of flavors. The chicken sandwich was another surprise favorite, especially with the pear and apple slices mixed in. That little sweet element with the chicken, avocado, greens, and pickled onions made it much more interesting than a typical chicken sandwich.

Great experience. Sam was a fantastic bartender and server. The service was friendly and attentive…read morethroughout our meal. The oysters were large and full, and we appreciated being served two trays since many places only allow one per table. The mussels and clams were delicious, the chopped salad was fresh and crunchy, and the crab cakes were filling. The cheesy potatoes were also a great side. We'll definitely be back!

We finally made it here last night after it had been on our list for a long time. While we made a…read morereservation for inside, they were able to switch us to a table on the patio since it was a beautiful night. My wife and I each started with a glass of wine, and then even though we hadn't planned to get an appetizer, we decided to order a side of bread with oil. The bread was amazing! It was a large order, and both the consistency and flavor were fantastic. There were a few different dishes I was considering, including the halibut, but since this was our first visit, I decided to go with the chicken Marsala, which many on here have raved about. First, it was a big portion with two large chicken breasts. On a future visit, my wife and I could split an appetizer or salad and then one order of the chicken. Next, flavor of everything was wonderful. Unlike a typical Marsala, which can be very heavy and overpowering, this sauce was lighter...in color, consistency, and taste. It was a perfect compliment to the chicken. Asparagus and potatoes were delicious too. My wife got the ravioli with pesto, and she really enjoyed her dish as well. Service was warm, pleasant, there when we needed it, but not overpowering, exactly what you'd hope for and expect from a restaurant of this stature. Very happy we finally got here. We'll definitely be back to try other things on the menu.

Being Italian, I rarely get excited about eating out at an Italian restaurant but this one was…read moreexceptional. I don't know where "reviewer" Keven went four months ago, but both interior & exterior looked brand new, so his references about shabby furniture are confounding. What he described simply didn't exist. The waitstaff was attentive and polite, and each course arrived within a reasonable time. As for the food, it was excellent. We had an appetizer of baked Brie and prosciutto, that was served with a spicy peach reduction meant to be spread on the toast quarters that accompanied the dish. The pastas were all fresh and prepared al dente, which is the correct way to prepare pasta, and there were a variety of sauces available for those who might want to change up the menu selections. I have absolutely no idea what these folks were talking about when they mentioned specifics available on the menu that they found wanting. Reading their criticisms, It was like they went to a different establishment. Whatever the disconnect, there is no question that Danielle's is a cut above most restaurants and well worth the extra price. If one wants food that tastes like the old country, then one has to pay a bit more for the experience when here in the US.

Duke's immediately gave me that established local vibe. It's the kind of place where you can tell…read morepeople have been coming for years, and the atmosphere is relaxed, friendly, and unhurried. It originally opened in Castle Rock back in 1996 before moving to Castle Pines, and it still feels like a true neighborhood institution. Be prepared to slow down a bit. Service and the overall pace are definitely on the leisurely side. That said, the food was absolutely worth the wait!

We decided to try Duke's last night for an extended family dinner and I am sad to say we were all…read moredisappointed. We reserved a table for 7. When we arrived, they weren't prepared and quickly pulled a table together but missed a chair and setup. This is simple but speaks to oversight and lack of attentiveness. After borrowing a chair from another table, our group sat down and no later than 30 seconds our server was asking what drinks we wanted to order. It would have been helpful to point out the drink menu or give a recommendation versus demanding to know what we wanted. The interior is noisy and covered in carpet. Over half of our orders came out wrong- wrong protein on the wrong plate with wrong side. And to top it all off, did the kitchen lose their seasoning rack? Nothing was seasoned. The steaks were a poor cut, overcooked, the poor vegetables looked like they were boiled and thrown in a serving bowl, and the baked potatoes were either straight up plain or obviously sitting under a heat lamp because the cheese was dried. I envisioned the kitchen cooking in silo, throwing their portions on a plate with no consideration of the whole meal. It's giving cafeteria food. When we go out, we measure quality by evaluating whether we could cook it as well at home. This failed by a significant margin. I'd love to support local restaurants but at this price point and lack of quality, we'll try elsewhere, anywhere but here.

Food = I love their food. I've had a few varieties of pizza, cheesy garlic bread, chicken…read morefetucinni alfredo and their beef lasagne, all yummy (save for a just-ok "big mac" pizza). For dessert, I've only had their creme brûlée; but again, YUMMY. Drinks = They have a good variety of soda, beer, wine, italian sodas, etc. Service = The waiters are always friendly and accommodating. Extra condiments on request! :) The front desk is sometimes not 100% friendly, but that's probably because they're so BUSY. Ambience = The church side has awesome ambience, although it feels a tad cramped. But it's a pretty cool setting for an italian restaurant. The "pizza parlor" side feels more spacious but also more like a typical pizza restaurant. It's fine. Location/parking = Location's near downtown but has plenty of parking down the street. They are basically kings on their block -- not really any other parking competition nearby.

I really wanted to give Scileppi's a higher rating but I couldn't based on the food... note the…read moreservice was wonderful. We arrived late in the afternoon on a Saturday. What a unique restaurant... inside a restored 1888 stone church. They kept the original stained glass windows, the choir loft & the confessional booth making this one of the most interesting restaurants. The dining area was cozy - not many tables & chairs. Our table was too small for four adults with bread, apps & dinner plates. However, our server was great, very attentive. Always near to clear plates, friendly & fast service. We started with bread & Italian salsa. The bread was good but the salsa was even better. It was fantastic & full of flavor. Next, for apps we had the Meatballs & Fried Calamari. The meatballs needed more seasoning & the sauce was bland. The calamari was rubbery & chewy. The Lemon Aioli that came with it was tasty. Our entrees were the Chicken Parm & the Crab Stuffed Shrimp with Linguine & Sauce. The portion sizes were big. The chicken was prepared nicely & was tender. The sauce unfortunately was bland. Same with the shrimp dish, it needed more seasoning, I didn't taste the crab & the lemon butter sauce had too much garlic for me. Perhaps our meal was a one off. Their menu is extensive & I will give them another try...the Lobster Ravioli sounds good. Note, on the other side of the restaurant is a pizzeria, called Slice Works, with a dining room & outdoor patio. I will try this as well.

Quality items, great meat counter and deli. Friendly service! Clean, organized store!read more

I'm confused how something can be "overpriced, but worth it." Does that even make sense?…read more Overpriced is stating you're paying more than the value/taste/quality experienced. Looks great but don't be fooled by nice packaging. Sandwiches are spotty, premade pasta dishes are no different than making it yourself. The butcher area is solid, but we only look for the specials where you know you're actually getting a fair price. Trust me, you'll walk out of there looking at your bag and wondering why it costed so much.

Love this place! Enjoy coming out here during the summers…read more Food is great! Drinks are amazing. Service is always great too! Love the location! .

Not sure how to begin, but here goes. My friend arrived before me she drove N. from Springs. I…read moredrove S. from Denver, a pleasant drive for both of us, somewhat in the middle. She was given a table near the S. patio exit right next to the double doors (Literally the table straddled one of the patio doors). As I pulled into the parking lot of Savina exactly 4: 20, I called my friend to let her know I'd arrived. She stated she would meet me outside. As my friend exited to meet me in the parking lot, she told both a server and the Host at the front desk that she would return shortly. Upon re-entering there were approximately 3 or 4 employees at the front host desk. NOT one of them acknowledged our entering, NO 'hello, can we help you, or friendly smile', although, they chatted amongst themselves as they kept their eyes on their respective cell phones. As we made ourselves back to our table the view was breathtaking. Both my friend and I proceeded outside to wonder the 360-degree view, spectacular. Finally, we returned to the table after a few pics, within a 10min window of having met me out front. I didn't really pay attention to the location of our table except when I tried to squeeze myself between the other table where two elderly women were seated. I excused myself as I attempted to get comfortable, to my surprise they acknowledge, and yet ignored me. I politely mentioned how crowded it was for me to accommodate myself. My plea fell on DEAF ears as they snubbed me (in their defense -both were blue haired possibly hard of hearing or just rude). Therefore, I sat on the same side of the rectangular table, as I could not sit comfortably opposite my girl. As we sipped our water several servers passed us, we had a few chips and salsa at the table while sitting patiently. Within the 5-7 minutes, I attempted to get anyone of the servers' attention, the dining-area was steady but not crazy. At which I again wondered why we were seated in such a poor spot (both our chairs clearly blocked the pathway to the outside) somewhat an emergency or fire hazard. I scanned the dining area, and more than half the dining patio tables were empty. I finally got a young waiter's attention and asked if we could order a drink or move to another spot, perhaps the bar itself. As I spoke a young lady-server approached. She stated that she was our server, then stated "I thought you left", I didn't think you were coming back". Not offering to serve us, but surprised we were back- 'NO apology or 'what may I bring or help you with?' I asked again, would it be possible to get another table, or better yet sit at the bar. We were told that the inside bar was available but NO offer to help accomodate. I offered to pay for the chips and salsa... Young lady stated, NO Charge, I placed $5.00 on the table anyhow. As we made our way toward the bar, the server did not offer to help carry our water, chips or salsa to the table. By this time, it was closer to 5pm and the actual bar was crowded with no seats available... Yet again NO server to offer us another place to be seated. I would've thought she would have followed us to help or communicate our predicament to the host or other servers in the bar area. Frustrated, thirsty and hungry, we found ourselves in the parking lot deciding where else we might choose to dine. I'm writing this to express just how indifferent the staff was upon entering and leaving your establishment. I say this because as we walked out... AGAIN, NOT a single host, waiter employee at the front desk said, 'goodbye, thank you, see you soon', how was everything?' I currently work for HCA medical in Englewood and was given the recommendation to dine here by my director. I've worked in both food and beverage and the Hospitality field for over 40 years, currently as a hospital administrator. I was truly looking forward to seeing my friend and enjoying my Birthday meal. The few chips and bit of salsa were tasty. Hell, you can get good chips and salsa at 90 percent of the Spanish or Mexican restaurants in Colorado! Yet, POOR service is what shuts down 90 percent of restaurants. Not sure I will give Savina in Castle Pines a second chance, possibly give Denver's location a try. PS. I returned to my vehicle having left it in the parking lot... I needed the men's bathroom; I purposely went into Savina, finding NO one at the front desk. However, on my way out from using the facilities, one of the young hosts called out 'goodbye'. This 2 hours after dining at Los Dos Potrillos up the road. (Which was Wonderful, service, food and tequila)! Respectfully, Joey A Shook Prior Chef-Owner Sierra Fine Catering Admin Assistant-HCA Medical

An amazing fresh and delicious dinner. Kai out did himself today with two amazing appetizers. The…read morefish was the fatty salmon and yellowtail sliced perfectly with cucumber slices on Jana sauce. The second was the chef special.... You must go on ask Kia to make this for your. WOW this was delightful. Kia finished off my dinner with the amazon roll. The avocado was fresher than fresh topped with softshell crab and shrimp tempura. The eel sauce and sweet and white sauce topped everything off to perfection. If you like sushi, please visit. You will not be disappointed.

The staff was very kind. However the sushi was just okay and had very small portions. The…read morerestaurant was kinda small but felt homey. Overall just okay.

I don't make it down to Castle Rock very often, but after eating at The Block & Bottle, I might…read morehave to start changing that. We stopped in for brunch and everything we ordered was really good, but the Breakfast Hangover Burger completely stole the show for me. A burger topped with smoked ham, an over easy egg, avocado, American cheese, jalapeños, fried onion straws, and sriracha aioli sounds like someone lost a bet and just kept adding ingredients. Somehow it all works perfectly. We also ordered the Monte Cristo, which was crispy, cheesy, and exactly what I want when I order a Monte Cristo. Another highlight weee the donuts. Fresh, hot, and perfect for sharing. The service was great, the food came out quickly, and the whole experience was just really enjoyable. Definitely worth the trip.

We came here for Mother's Day brunch. We had a reservation but not sure we needed one. The place…read morewas more full by the time we left. As I have the past several times here, I went with the egg and carnitas tacos. I added a side of fresh fruit...both the eggs and fruit were very good. As the Benedict my wife loved is no longer on the menu, she had the avocado toast with eggs. She added a large size of the breakfast potatoes and was glad she did. While she liked the taste of the avocado toast, she was very disappointed in the small size of the portion. She wish she had more. One daughter had the Mardi Gras omelette for the first time. While she liked the flavor, the fact that the ham was a full slice (lunchmeat style), as opposed to chunks or cubes, was weird...and required cutting with a knife. The other daughter tried the quiche for the first time and loved it. It is one of the better quiches around. Coffee is very good as well. Service was fine for the most part.

I've always loved the sushi here. The fish is consistently fresh, and it's one of my favorite…read moreplaces to order sushi. Unfortunately, my experience today was really disappointing. I ordered through the restaurant's app and decided to try the wonton soup and the crab & cheese wontons. The soup was simply listed as "wonton soup," so I expected traditional pork or chicken wontons. Instead, the wontons were filled with cheese, which I've never seen before. It was completely unexpected and honestly pretty gross in a soup. If the wontons are filled with maybe eggs, that should definitely be made clear on the menu. The crab & cheese wontons were also disappointing. They were mostly filled with a sweet cream cheese mixture and had very little crab. I'll definitely continue coming back for the sushi because it's always excellent, but I was very disappointed with the appetizers and hope the menu descriptions can be updated to better reflect what's actually being served.

Despite that it isn't a Thai restaurant....they do drunken noodles and curry right! Few minor…read morehiccups with the place. Might technically give it a 4.5/5

The food delicious, the ambiance immaculate and the service is above and beyond! Left our yummy…read moreleftovers at the table and one of the kind women that serviced us literally ran after us to reunited us with your food one of our favorite restaurants in castle pines

It is inexplicable to me why this restaurant seems incapable of letting the internet know when it…read moreis actually open. A couple of years ago I tried twice to come here for lunch when they showed lunch hours, only to find that they were closed both times. I believe I was able to have lunch here perhaps one time. I am here again today, the hours on both Yelp and Google show that they are open for lunch today, but the door is not open, the sign is not on, and no one is here. This is a ridiculous waste of my time. Why can't this restaurant do one of the most fundamental things involved in being a restaurant, and correctly advise the public of its actual hours of operation. Ridiculous!