It was okay. It wasn't that authentic. And the noodles tasted like the ones you get from instant…read moreramen.

Nami ramen is a fun ramen shop on the borders of Denver and Parker. After looking at what they had…read moreto offer, it was hard for me to choose, but I eventually settled on Vegetable Ramen with a side of Shiitake Mushroom buns, while my brother ordered a spicy Poké bowl with a side of Pork Buns. The chefs know how to plate their food because everything came out looking delicious and beautiful. My brother was nice enough to let me grab a couple of pictures of his food before he started eating, which was greatly appreciated. My shiitake buns were delicious, and I wanted more when I finished the two I ordered. It was a nice, low-spice taste with a wonderfully soft bun that held everything together well. Definitely would have ordered more if not for the big bowl of ramen that came shortly after. Vegetable Ramen can be a tough dish to make tasty, as ramen typically uses animal broths to hold the flavor, but Nami did an excellent job. All the toppings they used fit perfectly, especially the fried tofu, which is my favorite go-to for any ramen restaurant. If you are in the area and want a filling meal, go check out Nami Ramen!

A great coffee shop find (located in the old Caribou spot). I do like the boutique feel of the…read moreinterior. Minimalist style, yet comfortable. The coffee (Strata blends) is smooth and delicious. I can also appreciate that it is low acidic for those with tummy troubles. Lavender does offer non-dairy options as well as traditional milk and creamer. The staff were friendly. I had the pleasure of meeting Daniel, the manager, and Josie, the barista, and both were welcoming and personable.

Lavender Coffee Boutique has a cute, clean, and welcoming interior -- it's the perfect place to…read morestop in for a coffee and a little treat. The iced lavender matcha was excellent, and I loved the little flowers they garnished on top. Such a cute and thoughtful touch! They have a smaller selection of bakery items, but the spinach and tomato quiche was delightful and paired perfectly with the matcha. The staff was also very friendly and welcoming. Overall, such a charming little spot with great drinks, good food, and a beautiful atmosphere. Definitely worth stopping by!

Traditional American Brunch place by day which turned into an Indian grill eatery at night. How…read morefun! We tried to find a brunch place on Easter and stumble upon Early Bird Eatery. This was an excellent score! Bottomless mimosas and brunch without the hassle on a holiday- count me in. Our server was extremely nice, which just added to the great experience. I went for it! I ordered the chicken fried steak skillet. It was outstanding. Perfectly cooked, seasoned, and gravied. Our server suggested the hash browns instead of the country potatoes and she was not wrong. Fun fact- Early Bird Eatery does offer bottomless mimosas for $18! Well worth it! I will be back for brunch-that's a given. I also look forward to trying Monk's Indian Grill as well.

This is Slop served at Real Food prices. How do you make a pancake inedible? Make it Early Bird…read more They're severely understaffed, so when two tables are sat in the entire restaurant, you must wait. Food took about 30 minutes so that's something, you think they are clearly cooking to order. Now if only they could cook you something edible!! The food was disgusting. My Southern Benedict had school-lunch-style "chicken" tenders on it instead of real breast meat. The eggs are not cooked to order, those are very clearly pre-boiled eggs (Pssst, Early Bird, Boiled is NOT the same as Poached!). The biscuits were not biscuits at all, I think it was an English muffin, but either way, it was microwaved to the point it couldn't be picked up, the bread just crumbles around. Couldn't even finish this mess of a meal and had to leave with most of it untouched. My husband's burrito was bad as well. He took maybe 3 bites before we just left. I didn't even want to pay I thought this was such a rip-off. Don't waste your time, eat elsewhere or even just cook at home.

The Monk's has achieved the incredible intensity of flavor of which Indian cuisine is capable. My…read morewife and I were amazed at how good each dish was. After just one visit, we both agree that Monk's is our favorite Indian restaurant.

This place didn't do it for me!…read more My butter masala was overpowered with cardamom and clove and didn't really taste anything like butter chicken. One piece was pretty chewy and I had to spit it out. We also had a poor experience with ordering drinks. They had the breakfast drink menu out on every table (I guess a breakfast place takes over in the morning). I asked if they had a dinner menu and she walked me over to their bar and asked what I wanted from there. I got served what I wanted. When my sister in law got there and tried to over something, she only saw the breakfast bar menu and tried to order a screwdriver. The waitress said we don't have that. There were beers listed on the bottom, so she asked for a blue moon. The waitress said they only have bud light, so she just skipped all together. Odd experience with that when she had just taken me to their bar.

Libby the bartender was amazing! She was so friendly and kind. She gave great recommendations. We…read morewill be back when we come back to Denver!! GREAT SERVICE!!

First time to this brewery. We started with a flight…read more.. * Butter Queer Porter (my favorite) * Creamed Hams Creamed Ale (my wife's favorite) * Stoutuationship Stout * Beerhug Winter Ale * Chosen Family After the flight, we each got a 13-oz of our favorite. Cool vibe. Nice beertenders too.