Not gonna lie, I was expecting a bit more from Steubens…read more My boyfriend and I chose this place for national fried chicken day and it was a bit of a let down. The fried chicken plate, although hefty, was mediocre. The chicken was not all that flavorful and also dry. The biscuit though with butter and jam hit the spot! Had a cup of green chile which was probably my favorite thing.

I usually don't bother with Yelp reviews but this needed to be shared. Steuben's is a staple in…read moreDenver and has always been excellent until our latest visit. My wife and I stopped into Steuben's to have a snack (donut holes) and a couple of rounds of cocktails. We used the Dining Out Passbook for BOGO cocktails with purchase of food. Our bartender (who was perfectly friendly and helpful) said he needed his manager to get the free cocktail. To be clear, we had literally no interaction with this woman at any point. So it's not like we did something to piss her off. When she arrived at the POS station - behind the bar about six feet from where we were sitting - she proceeded to complain about the "a-holes" (edited for language) using the Passbook and what a bunch of a-holes those customers were (not knowing we were in earshot). And when the bartender - who knew who we were and that we could hear everything - said in a hushed tone "No, they were nice" she proceeded to tell him that she didn't care and that they're just a-holes. I've never been treated so shoddy in my life in a restaurant for no other reason than using a promotional discount that they voluntarily participated in. It's bad enough to attack your customers for using a discount. But doing it behind the bar where customers can hear you is beyond unacceptable. And doing it when the customers you're talking about are within earshot is the most offensive thing I've ever expereinced at a restaurant. You may go to Steuben's and have a nice meal, but just be aware that behind the bar, they're talking about what an a-hole you are.

Cool neighborhood bar. Very good happy hour menu and the food is very good…read more Beer selection is ok. Denver bars seem to focus on the hoppy and bitter beers which are not my favorite. Definitely will return

Stopped in for a quick drink before heading to a lunch reservation in the area. We bellied up to…read morethe bar where we were met with one of the most friendly bartender ever. Super nice, very knowledgeable, and gave great selections based on our tastes and wants. I could not stop looking at the food that was being served around us, everything looked so tasty. Though we had lunch reservations, we had to try the fries. We could not decide between the cajun fries or the truffle fries - so we got to try both thanks to the bartender cajun fries for the win, but the mixing of both together did actually give a really good, savory flavor. The location is great, right along 17th. Park and Co has a cute aesthetic and looked to have a very nice patio for outdoor seating as well. Will be back to try some entrees soon :)

I met a friend here for lunch and finally crossed something off my food bucket list…read more For years I'd heard about dan dan noodles from cooking shows, but I'd never actually ordered them. This was my chance, and they didn't disappoint. I chose the mild version, which was perfect for me since I'm not someone who enjoys a lot of heat. It still had plenty of flavor and let me appreciate all of the ingredients without being overwhelmed by spice. I also enjoyed one of their fresh-pressed juice drinks, which paired really well with the meal and made everything feel fresh and balanced. The food, atmosphere, and service all came together for a relaxing lunch with a friend. I'll definitely be back to continue exploring the menu. As someone who's been part of the Yelp community for many years, I appreciate restaurants that take pride in both their food and their hospitality. If I ever have a concern, I prefer to speak with the manager while I'm there because I believe every restaurant deserves the opportunity to make things right. On this visit, there was nothing to fix--Olive & Finch delivered on both the food and the hospitality.

I had not been to this location for awhile. My first impression was small and drab, not the…read morecheerful spot I remembered. This is a breakfast and light lunch spot with counter ordering and lots of takeout. However, if you dine in you receive real, solid silverware, linen napkins, and quality porcelain cups which really elevate the experience. There's seating for about 25 inside plus space for another ten outside. A large handicap ramp takes up a lot of the outdoor space, but provides excellent access. There's a good selection of baked goods and pastries, a wide selection of coffee drinks, a cooler with an interesting variety of sodas and healthy drinks, plus cocktails, wine, and beer. There are some breakfast plates, salads, soup, and sandwiches. There were a number of discrepancies between the Web site and the current offerings. That's always disappointing and leads me to think management is not on top of operations. A number of basic items were also unavailable. My girlfriend tried the Curry Bird which is curried chicken and turkey salad with sultanas, celery, red onion, and lettuce on a house-made croissant. She loved it and ate up every bite. I did not fare so well with my Woody Wood: house-roasted turkey, bacon, smashed avocado, tomato, lettuce, swiss cheese, cranberry relish, and tarragon aioli on ciabatta. That certainly sounds delicious. It was not. I don't like sandwiches that are served on totally dry bread and that was this. Not a hint of cranberry relish or tarragon aioli, much less butter, mayo, mustard, oil or anything else. The ciabatta was delicious, but dry as the Sahara. The staff was able to provide some mayo packets and that helped a bit. The turkey was dry and tasteless. House-roasted? Maybe by Hormel or Sysco. I needed a magnifying glass to find the bacon. "Smashed Avocado" is not the same as unseasoned guacamole that has been sitting out for far too long. To top it off, an unripe tomato and some sort of cheese that was certainly not Emmental. A very basic, ordinary supermarket sandwich, despite the good bread. Not what I expected. This is not the Olive & Finch I remember. Management has really dropped the ball.

Years ago, Marci and I went to Watercourse for a friend's birthday. Our friend was vegan, and at…read morethe time, neither one of us was exactly convinced that the vegetarian/vegan lifestyle was for us. So, in anticipation that we might not find much we liked, we actually ate before we left home. That turned out to be completely unnecessary. I remember trying the chicken-style seitan and several other things from the menu and being genuinely surprised by how good everything was. Not "good for vegan food." Just good food. What I remember most is that Watercourse challenged an assumption I walked in with. I didn't leave there suddenly becoming vegan, but I did leave thinking, "Okay, there's something to this." And all these years later, I still remember that meal and find myself wanting to go back and see what they're doing now. Sometimes that's one of the best compliments you can give a restaurant: you changed my mind.

I used to come to this place when I lived in Cap Hill and they had table service, but it's…read moredefinitely changed with a slimmer menu and counter-ordering. We were enthusiastically greeted by Renee and I loved her energy, friendliness, and helpfulness. They do have a great HH until 6pm (and daily specials), which we took advantage of. We each got a Lavender Aviation cocktail (delish!) plus seitan and cauliflower wings, corn ribs, and a Philly sandwich. We LOVED the homemade ranch that came with the wings. My sister was afraid of the sauces they offered for the wings, so I got it on the side, which may have taken away from the wings themselves. We were partial to the cauliflower wings though. The corn ribs are a must and only $5 for HH! Unfortunately, the Philly fell short to me. It tasted like refried bean to me and was crazy messy and fell apart. It's always been a cute little place inside and they have some picnic tables in the shade outside to enjoy the weather without getting sun.

Completely gluten free but don't let that scare you away!…read moreDelicious bagels and breakfast sandwiches! This spot also seemed to be very well loved by locals because when we were sitting outside eating our sandwiches, many people with dogs, walked up and placed orders. My son even enjoyed his first gluten-free doughnut!

pretty good spot to get a breakfast sandwich!…read more morning sizzle is what i usually get with both bacon and sausage (take away the green onion). it is on a brioche bread that is gluten free! the pastries, as far as the donuts and cinnamon rolls are not it for me. the carrot cake latte which my sister got and i tasted was very good! didn't taste the carrot which to me was totally fine! haha but the sandwiches are pretty dang good! little spot in denver. service is always welcoming.

A paleo style kitchen that was open on Memorial Day. Clean and welcoming this little restaurant is…read moremaking delicious meals. I should visit on the week d as they serve waffles then that looked interesting. Ordering was fairly simple and pay stations easy. Service was fairly fast and our little group enjoyed our visit. Food for the young and older. One of the owners asked if our "sweet potato" filling was cooked enough and offered to redo it? We didn't have any taste issues so this transparency was welcomed and noticed. Our friends who were local loved it and for me it was a nice change. Want fresh, fragrant, delicious flavors created in small batches then visit here because this team knows how to create a quality product. Tasty, good prices, and local.

We'd been to the one in Boulder. A friend came from out of town, so we decided to go here for…read morebreakfast. I have celiac disease and this place makes eating very simple and fun for me. So many things to choose from. We will definitely be back.

Came in for the bottomless mimosas and ended up being just as impressed with the food. You can…read moreswitch it up with pineapple, cranberry, grapefruit, or orange, so you're not stuck drinking the same thing all brunch. The food came out on point, and the staff was cool, friendly, and kept everything moving. The whole place has a laid-back vibe that makes it easy to hang out for a while. Good drinks, strong food, and solid service--I'd definitely run this one back.

Our experience from start to finish was amazing. Our server was friendly and made excellent…read moresuggestions. We were there during happy hour and ordered a mix of happy hour and dinner menu. All the drinks we had were expertly mixed. The dinner charcuterie board was so yummy with great pairings. The fried chicken sandwich was crunchy and moist like fried chicken should be. The crab cakes were the best I've had in the Denver area... they were restaurant made with a good portion of crab and so tasty. The blackened fries were hot and crispy, the seasoning was chefs kiss delicious. We didn't have room to try dessert but definitely will save space next time. Really cute space inside with lots of seating. Mostly tables but a couple of alternative seating types and very clean. We will definitely be back.

Brought the wife and other kid after raving about Yardbird to them, and it was so disappointing the…read moresecond time around. First, wife is a vegetarian and they had no mains other than Mac and cheese for her. She ordered the salad without chicken which was $25. They knocked it down to $22 after I asked why it was the same price without meat, which still seemed like a lot for a salad with no protein. Kids' Mac and cheese was not the same receipe as last time; it was a different noodle and seemed to be needing some salt as it was pretty bland. Unlike our last visit they did not include an ice cream for dessert. My fried chicken and waffles was ok--the breading was a bit soggy though and I much preferred the Nashville hot chicken from my last visit. If I'm being honest this was closer to a 2 star experience, but with how good the last visit was, I'm giving them the benefit of the doubt they maybe tonight they were just off. That said--need one vegetarian entree for the menu.

Heard good things about Yardbird and we decided to check it out! They definitely wowed us with the…read moreFried Green tomatoes BLT stack - the pork belly was fire! I love a good deviled egg but this one was just okay, it lacked any flavor. I also saw people rave about the cinnamon roll but it was just okay and dry. Steak and eggs were simple and classic but not warrant the price point. A lot of the items on the menu were a bit pricey for size/taste/quality but for a special occasion or date night could be worth it. Located off Blake St so parking is on the street, or garage if you prefer. There are some pull off areas where we saw many people being dropped off first. Stairs & ramp which make wheelchair/stroller accessible. Walk-ins are acceptable or you can make a reservation online! Menu includes GF options. Cool outdoor area for seating & games. Indoor seating's include standard, bar, booths & tables.

Go for the fun relaxed vibe, and superior cocktails and impressive beer selection. Inside there's a…read morehuge bar with the game on, some booths and tables. Folks really liked the courtyard too--you can bring your dog there! We went for the drinks. Only tried the queso stuffed with pulled pork. What quantity and quality. Great value. Servers are excellent and guide you through all the choices. Happy hour recommended.

Love the concept! Great cocktails options along with extensive draft beer selection. Wait staff…read morevery friendly and quick. Most of the food was mediocre. I wasnt extremely hungry, got the chicken pot pie soup and some brussel sprouts. Soup had large chunks of potatoes and not very creamy. The brussel sprouts flavors were there just hard to actually eat due to toughness. I tried the Mac and cheese that my friend had, it was very salty, but creamy. Fried pickles were perfectly coated and delicious Go for a casual cocktail, get the s'mores one, it would be a perfect night cap!

Checked this spot out for brunch for the first time and it lived up to the hype. I appreciated the…read moremix of Asian and Mexican inspired brunch dishes. The portions were very generous and fairly priced. You order at the counter and they bring the food to you. The congee with dick confit was incredibly flavorful and the breakfast quesadillas were excellent and even better with the side of pork green chile. I will be back! The inside is small but they make good use of the space with tightly packed tables and bar seating. On a weekday we had no trouble finding a seat. The uptown location had construction going on nearby which made the beautiful outdoor patio less ideal but was very quiet from inside. Free 2 hour parking along 18th Ave and side streets

Met coworkers here for an early meeting. Parking at 7:30 am wasn't bad but I'm not sure it would be…read moreas easy later in the day. Onefold is tiny but they do have bar seating. We snagged a table against the opposite wall and looked over the menu before ordering at the counter. What's great about an early visit to Onefold? Breakfast Burrito and Bacon Fried Rice are both on early am Happy Hour! HH for the win. My burrito was just the right size and tasty. My coworkers made me a bit jealous with their Bacon Fried Rice. I will be trying that next time. I'm convinced cooking the potatoes in duck fat and the chili oil made our stomachs happy. There are so many unique things here to try. This is a place I'll brave the parking again for!