SUCH yummy Thai food right under my nose! This place is…read morepretty big and right on the main part of Platt Street so there's lots of parking and it's very accessible. I came in with no reservation on a Thursday night and I believe we had to wait about 10 minutes for a table, but it was so worth it. It's decorated very well, with an authentic clean and fancy feeling, even though it's hard to really get fancy in Denver Although they were so many things on the menu, I wanted to try, I love a good khao soy so I had to give that a shot first. It was so good and the portions are so generous. I also started with the iceberg lettuce appetizer, which was yummy like a salad and we had the mango sticky rice to finish it all off. The mango was perfectly ripe and sweet and in season, this is one of my favorite desserts, and I was so lucky to get it at this time of year

First off, the food was really good…read more Unfortunately, the service was terrible. We were the only people in the restaurant, yet our server repeatedly forgot basic things like drinks, chopsticks, and hot peppers. We had to remind her multiple times throughout the meal. To top it off, there was a 5% "kitchen appreciation fee" added to the bill. Sorry, but paying your employees should not be the customer's responsibility through surprise fees. It's a shame because the food was genuinely very good. But great food can only carry a place so far when the service is this poor. Another one bites the dust.

I ordered to go, and the process was very easy. The staff was also super kind and offered me some…read morewater while I waited. The spot is super cute too and all the food was delicious. The level of heat for the chili oil wontons was perfect. I will definitely go back and sit down next time! Oh and I highly recommend the bunny-shaped coconut dessert.

Stopped at the cute spot last night for dinner with the family. It's definitely not downtown and…read morenot in walking distance from downtown. We were immediately seated on arrival and greeted with friendly faces. There is indoor and outdoor seating. I noticed that I can view some of the staff preparing dumplings, which was nice. We ordered the chili oil wontons, the seaweed salad, the sampler soup dumplings and the house fried rice. Everything was good. I actually used the chili oil from the wontons on the rice to elevate it IMO. I only had one soup dumpling as my child ate the rest but what I had did taste good. I would recommend!

TLDR: the Chef's Counter experience with Chef Douglas and Somm. Jacob was MAGICAL. Can't wait to…read morecome back to eat à la carte in the dining room! This place is such a vibe! The chef's counter is just a 6-seater tucked away down the hall of the larger dining room area. So you're having the semi-private dining experience among the hustle and bustle, which is kinda cool. We were the only couple there for the late seating so we basically had a private dining experience! Every dish was just an unexpected combination of flavors that blended so perfectly, it was like a match made in heaven. Loved the Japanese flavors like yuzu kosho and bonito that added a layer of Asian umami. The grilled lamb belly was to die for and I could've had another--and another. We could've listened to the two of them talk the entire night about their passion bc it truly was fascinating. Jacob's pairings were spot on and we truly appreciated his recommendations! We'll definitely come back to Denver just to dine here again.

Wow what an experience! The customer service was great. We ordered everything from the happy hour…read moremenu. The chilled tofu and the fried chicken sando were the stand outs. The chicken sando has a great spicy kick!The only reason for four stars is the potato's were too seasoned/salty for my personal taste and the crab Rangoon weren't super flavorful. I can't wait to come back and try more of the menu.

We created a list of ramen restaurants to try in Denver, and GLO Noodle House was at the top of it…read more We stopped by on a beautiful Wednesday evening and were thrilled to find the perfect patio weather. From the moment we arrived, everything about the experience was fantastic. We were greeted with a warm smile, seated promptly, and had water at our table right away. Our waitress was attentive without hovering and always seemed to appear at just the right moment. The service was friendly, relaxed, and made the entire evening feel effortless. We started with the edamame and spicy tuna crispy rice. The crispy rice came with three savory bites, and they were absolutely incredible. Honestly, we would happily return to GLO just for that dish alone. For our entrées, we ordered the Death Wish Ramen and the Miso Bacon Ramen. Both bowls were outstanding. The Death Wish Ramen had a rich, flavorful broth and perfectly cooked noodles, while the Miso Bacon Ramen was just as delicious and packed with flavor. Each bite was comforting, satisfying, and exactly what we hoped for. Of course, we had to try dessert. The coconut rice pudding with cherry coulis and pineapple granita was delicious, with a wonderful mix of creamy, fruity, and refreshing flavors. It was the perfect way to end the meal. We can't say enough good things about this adorable ramen spot. GLO Noodle House delivered excellent food, wonderful service, and a fun, memorable evening. We'll definitely be back for more ramen--and another order of that spicy tuna crispy rice!

Solid noodle joint! Definitely make reservations or plan to get here right at opening to ensure you…read moreget a seat. It is very cute and cozy inside, great for date night or meeting up with friends. Starting off, the small plate cucumbers were a great start to the meal as a fresh bite. Next up was the raw tuna plate. The tuna was wrapped in cucumber, great presentation and tasty bite. For the ramen, I got the Wagyu Brisket Shoyu and my husband got the Deathwish. The Deathwish wasn't too spicy, as a mild spice person, I could probably eat the whole bowl but I just added a few scoops of the spicy broth into the shoyu and it was fine ha! The Wagyu Brisket Shoyu was one of the best bowls of ramen I've had in Denver (yes better than Uncle). Deep flavor, not creamy as I don't generally favor the tonkatsu creamy broth, but still rich, big pieces of Wagyu. Egg was perfectly jammy, not too runny. Our first dining experience at Glo Noodle was fantastic and we will be back to try more of the menu. They also have some specials like a course menu which looked fabulous!

Went for Sunday lunch and had a reservation, which turned out to be the move because there was…read morealready a line forming when we sat down. Got a mix of rolls, the OTOTO roll and hotate roll were both solid, and the crispy spicy tuna had good crunch on it. Also tried the eggplant, which was a nice veggie option if you're mixing in something lighter. But the pork chasu garlic rice is what I keep thinking about. Tender pork, garlic chips, egg, all mixed together, it's a simple sounding dish that ends up being the best thing on the table.

Went for Happy Hour to officially try this place. Ordered a handful on the happy hour menu and a…read morefew items from the menu. The ambiance was super chill and laid back. HH includes some entrees and small plates: 1. Crab Wontons: real crab, very minimal, a lot of sour cream and super overpowering. 2. Ribs: literally melted in your mouth and fell off the bone. The guava and fruity flavor was a nice hint. 3. Sushi Sample: completely forgot to ask without wasabi and the chef was extremely heavy handed, but it was still fresh. 4. Wagyu Sando: absolutely delish, and the blackberry sauce was super complimentary. 5. Honey Miso Eggplant: loved the flavor and reminded me of a sweet mushy cucumber almost Regular Menu; 1. Bacon Mochi, this is definitely an experience but was a huge miss 2. Pork Chashu Fried Rice: absolute must! Our server didnt mix it, but I figured with two large spoons I was suppose to. The crispy edges were perfection. Overall such a great happy hour! It was about $120 with tip for all of it! Would try and come back for the upbeat happy hour experience.

We originally had reservations at another restaurant, but they were running behind, so we decided…read moreto make a last-minute change and dine at Little Ollie--and we're so glad we did! I believe this may have only been our second time here in over 8 years of living in Denver, which makes me wonder why we haven't thought about coming here more often. We sat down and, after a few minutes, our waiter greeted us and took our drink order. We started with three appetizers: the crab Rangoon, spring rolls, and tuna tacos. Everything came out within about 5 minutes, and every single appetizer was SO good. I honestly couldn't pick a favorite because they were all delicious! For dinner, we ordered the spicy dumplings and chicken lo mein. Both came out piping hot and were just as delicious as the appetizers. Once again, we found ourselves asking, "Why have we only eaten here twice?" My husband and I agreed that we definitely aren't waiting another few years to come back. Sometimes a last-minute change of plans turns out to be the best decision! Little Ollie definitely reminded us that we need to put this place back into our rotation

Food - superb Service - great…read moreAmbiance- can be loud when busy 1st time on 7/7/26 Got the shrimp and chicken Singapore rice noodles. Comes with choice of soup hot & sour (tasty), egg drop, miso, wonton options. Great noodles, great flavor, a hint of curry spice too! Also had a mock-tail, a lychee heat, very tasty, like a spikes, spicy mo-he-to... I'll be back, with friends! P.s. - their sushi looks killer, and had a piece rainbow roll, now gotta have more!

I came here for happy hour with a friend, and we ended up ordering the entire happy hour menu…read morebecause everything was only $5! It was the perfect way to try a little bit of everything. My favorite was definitely the wings, they were flavorful and cooked perfectly. The service was friendly, attentive, and made the experience even better. The restaurant is HUGE, with plenty of seating, making it a great spot for groups, happy hours, or casual get-togethers. We'll definitely be back! Free street parking nearby.

Ace Eat Serve is such a fun spot!! The food is amazing, the service is always awesome, and the…read morestaff makes it a great experience every time. I seriously crave the beef and broccoli weekly . The vibe is unmatched and has become our "go to" date night, friends night, and family night! It's always busy for a reason. Love the ping-pong in the back too. Such a cool touch and makes it way more than just a restaurant. My favorite spot in Denver by far!

If you're looking for a go-to casual Chinese spot, please do yourself a favor and make this one it…read more I haven't been to the OG Centennial restaurant, but this location has definitely given me some local franchise loyalty. If it isn't too busy, you can usually find free street parking on the residential street intersecting Colfax. Our first visit was on Lunar New Year, where things were packed and HKS3 was still fairly new, but the staff still managed to keep people and food flowing while maintaining an air of sanguinity. The walls are bursting with custom murals depicting Hong Kong and give the dining area a feeling of animation even without the live people inside. I will warn that the tables closest to the door can get quite drafty on a cold day as people come in and out. Two TV screens are usually set to some type of food channel that you can watch while waiting for your food. The menu is extensive in a typically HK diner fashion. Honestly though, pick any combination of ingredients that you like eating and you'll probably enjoy your food. The favorites we've had so far are Braised Tofu, Tofu Clay Pot, and the Eggplant in Garlic Sauce. Each dish comes with a serving of white or fried rice (white rice every time; the fried rice is somewhat lackluster). This is not a place you go for snacking - the food can be heavy and greasy, and we always end up with leftovers even if we come on an empty stomach, which still reheat wonderfully.

YUM!!! Get one of everything!…read more Some foodie friends of mine really enjoy the other locations of this restaurant, so when we tried this spot before a show in the area, I knew we would be in for a treat. Their menu star is definitely that Hong Kong style French toast, which leans on the rich and sweet flavors of the honey icing topping and the gooey peanut butter center. If you like sweets, you'll like this! My favorite item was the salt and pepper shrimp. Based on the variety I tried, I can say confidently that I'm excited to come back and try a whole different set of menu items! The interior is relatively unassuming, but that's not why you come here. You come here for the casual feeling and the flavorful food! Check this one out.