I don't know why I didn't go before! The food was amazing…read more The cinnamon roll... is a must!

This Grande Station: Prancer's Pub is an awesome Christmas pop-up bar for Littleton! The festive…read moredecorations are fun and thoughtfully done, creating such a warm, cozy holiday atmosphere the moment you walk in. And bonus it was still warm despite being outside on their "enclosed" patio. The service was fantastic from start to finish. Very friendly, attentive, and welcoming. The food was absolutely delicious. We ordered the lemon caper salmon, walleye, shrimp scampi, and pot roast. Delicious! The Christmas-themed drinks were awesome. Very creative, festive, and perfectly made. Between the amazing service, cozy vibe, and excellent food and drinks, this is a must-visit spot during the holiday season. We'll definitely be back!

First please note they validate 2 hours of parking in their front entrance. The hostess was so very…read morekind by working with me to type in car info as computer skills are not my strength. Second keep a warm coverup as the main floor was way cold . Food & beverages delish & all the waitstaff take excellent care of the guests. *Bemis Street signage is challenging to see as one drives on Littleton Ave for my 7 decades young eyes. In addition the BACON sign on building at 9A.M. Ish needs more contrast from the structure.

This was our 4th time coming to BSH here in Littleton!…read more Overall, we like this place for a casual sit down brunch. Service is always excellent here! Staff is friendly and professional! The atmosphere is on the elevated side for your typical brunch spot. Food is good, however the menu is a bit limited. We always start with the 6 pieces bacon flight. I's a delicious and fun way to start a meal because you get to try many different flavors and sauces like applewood, candied or hot honey! Their breakfast burrito is one of the best in Denver! The bacon tater tots are very tasty and very crunchy and are more like hush puppies. Unfortunately, the classic Benedict I tried this time was boring: adding some greens like spinach or some garnish would have made a big difference! Value for money at this place is a weak point. Our meal for 2 came at over 80 dollars for 2 for 2 mains, 1 appetizer and black coffees. Regardless, it's my husband's favorite breakfast spot so we will keep coming back!

Our party of five was looking for a pleasant outdoor venue to enjoy a leisurely lunch, and based on…read morethe many positive reviews, Café Terracotta fit the bill. We made a reservation and were seated promptly at a large outdoor table offering both sunny and shaded spots. The setting is lovely, a nicely restored historic building with a Victorian vibe in downtown Littleton. We ordered: * Roasted Brussels Sprouts ($10) - sopressata, shaved parmesan, oregano-infused white balsamic * Chicken Salad Sandwich ($17) - toasted whole wheat, grilled chicken, dried cranberries, tomato, apple, walnut * Short Rib Grilled Cheese ($20) - beef short rib, white cheddar, tomato, horseradish sauce, arugula, caramelized onion, sourdough * (2) Black Forbidden Rice Salmon Bowls ($25) - cabbage slaw, cilantro, avocado, pickled red onion, cilantro vinaigrette Plus three cocktails: two Bees Knees and one Manhattan. Service was excellent and the food was very well executed. The shared Brussels sprouts were a hit. The salmon bowls were flavorful and nicely prepared, as was the chicken salad sandwich. The fries were hot, crispy, and tasty. However, the standout was the Short Rib Grilled Cheese. Absolutely fantastic, and definitely what I'll be ordering next time. Tip: Restaurant parking is available in back of the restaurant.

Went out for dinner on a Friday night with a party for four, with some old friends. Our server…read moreJackson was personable, friendly, and attentive throughout service. I ordered the lamb and my wife had the short rib. Both were cooked well, served hot, but the risotto and the lamb were a total salt lick. Sadly we passed on dessert, but I would not return for dinner. Maybe brunch is better - but it will take a significant level of convincing to return.

This was a great little breakfast spot, it was cozy and the staff was really friendly and…read morewelcoming! We both ordered coffee, I got a cremem brulee latte and my boyfriend got the white chocolate raspberry. Both had good flavor, though my boyfriend said his was quite sweet. His chicken fried steak was a great portion and the gravy was delicious. He added a side of berry french toast and it was amazing! The berries and cremem balanced really well with the type of bread they use. I was craving a Mexican breakfast and ordered the carnitas chilaquiles. The had so much flavor and the carnitas were juicy and tender! It was a huge portion, I was full and it looked like I barely touched it! Super yummy breakfast.

Food: Generous portions…read more Braised beef Benedict: beef was nice and tender, very flavorful! Salad dressing was delicious (chose that as a side). Smootherd Chorizo Omelette: didn't skimp out on the chorizo or smootherd chili. Chai: sweet but not too sweet. French Toast (kids) chocolate chips w/ whip (no pic / 10 yr old nephews review): Crispy edges and in the middle it's soft! Alot of chocolate chips(they melt) and whip cream is on the corner on the toast. Service: Fast and friendly! Ambiance: kid friendly, busy but not chaotic!.

Sat outside-what a great atmosphere! The food was delicious!! The staff was incredible!!!…read more If you haven't tried this place yet, you need to.

We popped into Lake House Kitchen + Tavern hoping to sit outside and enjoy the water views, but it…read morewas a bit too windy. Luckily, we were able to grab seats at the bar, which turned out to be a great alternative. We arrived early enough to catch happy hour and started with the chips, queso, salsa, and guac. The portion was on the smaller side, but still a good starter. For mains, we ordered the shrimp taco and the walleye taco. The portion sizes were much larger than expected for happy hour, which was a nice surprise. The shrimp taco was really good--definitely the highlight. The walleye taco, however, missed the mark for us. It was quite dry and overly salty. Overall, it's a cute spot with good service and a nice atmosphere. Worth checking out, especially for happy hour. The had a good menu.

Decided to try out breakfast (even though we aren't golfers) and SO glad we did! We showed up early…read moreso it was just a couple of families by 9:30am. Greeted with friendly, easy going service. The sweet potato hash with brussel sprouts is what I'll be coming back for and adding bacon to ;). My friend got your typical breakfast with pancakes and it was exactly what you'd want, well prepared & simple. Quality food not over priced. What a gem! (Almost made me want to golf for the first time in my life...).

We are here every Wednesday for trivia. The service and the entertainment are great every week…read more We also attended their Mother's Day brunch, which was outstanding. They did a wonderful job!

Great food! When I'm in town I will always stop here!…read more I love that the quality of food is still amazing

No No's will be my first choice when I eat out. I occasionally drive by thinking someday I will…read morestop. Well, today was the day. The ambience is very comfortable. The service was excellent. Christian never missed a beat on the service. The food was very delicious. I ordered the blackened catfish with the Monica crawfish sauce over rice and it was perfect. I totally recommend it. Thank you for being here. I truly enjoyed the experience.

Quite apart from the ample portions of tasty breakfast dishes with both Latin and Greek accents,…read morethis place is alive with a widely varying social atmosphere as people from across Denver's socioeconomic community fill the room with buzzing conversation and interaction. Reasonable prices and great service add to its appeal. Ample parking in back. It is a gem!

When the downtown diner is full, you know it's probably a good place. Breakfast Queen was quite…read morefull -- we had about a 15-20 minute wait -- but it was more than worth it. FOOD: Decent coffee. Menu had a bit of every classic breakfast dish -- eggs and meat, omelets, skillets, burritos, benedicts, tater tot bowls, battered brekkies -- as well as an array of burgers, sandwiches, salads. I had a Spanish skillet which was well-made, though the jalapenos made it a little one-note. My wife had the corn beef hash, which looks to have been made in layers on the plate and was very, very good. SERVICE: Despite the full house, service was snappy and pleasant. We felt neither pushed nor neglected. AMBIANCE: Serious diner vibes -- and not ironically chosen retro, but "yeah, this is a diner and would have looked this way if you'd visited in 1954." Noisy (but not deafening), bustling (but not overcrowded). The customers were of all ages, from families with small kids to seniors to teen-twenties in hoodies and tattoos. That's another sign of a good place. TIP: Huge free public parking lot behind its Broadway-facing location. Makes the downtown Englewood place a lot more accessible. NET-NET: I loved it. I'd go back here any number of future times, if only to try some of the other dishes.

"Delicious food, generous portions, and wonderful service. The staff was friendly and attentive,…read moreand the parking was easy and convenient. Highly recommend!"

Food, ok, the service and serving the customer with plastic ware....disrespectful! The owner needs…read morean attitude change, very unwelcoming.