I made a reservation for 9 people @ 10:30 during Labor Day weekend. We arrived on time and got…read moreseated immediately. Our server, Jason, was knowledgeable and friendly. We were seated on the patio, which we were told had downtown views (but we could only see one building, which was a little odd and funny). The food itself was yummy! We ordered from the brunch menu and enjoyed a variety of dishes and drinks. I personally had a cappuchino (which they offered free refills of) and the egg sandwich (which I added avocado to). It was tasty! I highly recommend coming here, whether alone, a couple, or a group. Parking was easy to find on the street, which is always nice!

Solid experience! Located in an off-the-beaten-path neighborhood not far from downtown, this place…read moreshould be on your list. Note that only street parking is available. Indoor & outdoor seating and large garage doors that are open on great weather days. We went early (5:00) on a Tuesday evening - with a reservation. It was pretty quiet when we got there and it picked up a lot by the time we left. Our waiter was friendly and knowledgeable. The interior decor is cool. Food was good. The lamb was in the form of a soup and while not the best it was pretty good. The hangar steak was well prepared and really tasty. My husband and I shared it. The lamb (soup form) was not good or sharing. Probably would go back but only if we are downtown Denver and have extra time. It's a bit out of the way for us.

OMG yes! My cohorts loved their Orange tofu and Sweet potato kale bowls. I asked if the kale was…read moretough and the staff said that they massage it?! I went for the chicken wrap and it was hands down the very best I have ever had. Sublime.

Visting a friend in Denver and she was totally excited to go to Vital Root…read more From the time we entered, we placed our order, food came very quickly. I ordered the falafel wrap and seltzer. The portion size was perfect; not too small or too large. Service was excellent. And the ambiance was very chill. Highly recommend.

Food choices are limited in the Tivoli (Auraria Campus). For $7 you get a large bowl with 30+ salad…read moretoppings. Their wraps are pretty good too. Located in the Basement: Taco Bell 2 stars McDonalds 3 stars Subway 3 stars Alfresco 4 stars Mark Pi's (Panda Express) Located on Ground floor: Quick Zone (convenience store) Cimarron (breakfast and coffee) Pete's Arena (Pizza and beer!) Biker Jim Gourmet Dogs cart is outside Tivoli, best dawgs in Denver!

Best food in the Tivoli!…read more Fresh salads, very cheap. They are located in the basement of the Tivoli building on the Auraria Campus. There are also seats outdoors.

"It has MUSHROOM GRAVY what could be better?!"…read more Well sir, I'll take your word for it. And although it's over one hundred degrees outside I'll order one Loko Moko to enjoy in pleasant Civic Center park on this Tuesday afternoon. Never having been to Civic Center EATS before I did not know to expect a food stand heaven! I warned my dining partner beforehand that I would have to peruse each one and weigh my options before settling on a meal. While a light sandwich sounded a little more appropriate on this hot summer's day, we ended up devouring Steamin' Demon. We weren't quite sure what to expect but decided to be adventurous! What we got was a bowl filled with white rice, a quinoa and pinto bean patty, guacamole, sriacha, a fried egg, and yes... gravy. Thank goodness we split this because I was so full after eating my half. Their other sandwiches looked tasty and I would probably opt for that next time but this protein-packed meal was just what I needed to power me through the rest of the day! I loved the creative vegetarian-friendly combos being served up by this friendly staff and this food stand can be found all over town depending on the day of the week! I'd definitely check it out if it's ever near you!

I'm pretty sure the creative geniuses (yeah, I said it, they're GENIUSES) behind Watercourse and…read moreCity O City crept into my food dreams one night, Inception style, and extracted the Loco Moco right out. Okay, okay, I'm fully aware that it's actually a Hawaiian plate lunch dish....not something that I would ever conceive of. But could a veggie version seriously get more perfect? I can't stop thinking about it or about how I can get some more. I finally got to check this place out at the Justice League for Street Food party over by the Metro apartments. I had the idea of it in my head all day the day before (I was hungover, it happens) and was first in line when the carts started serving food. It was more than I hoped. Every bite was amazing. They take a bowl, put in a scoop of sticky rice, a perfectly crispy on the outside pinto bean/quinoa patty, a generous amount of their delicious gravy, an overeasy (and perfectly runny) fried egg, a dollop of guac, and hot chile paste to your prefence. It reminds me of something I'd do at home only they get every element down perfectly (sometimes my veggie gravy is too sweet...theirs is not....as I mentioned before, they are geniuses). The chile paste provided just enough burn when incorporated into every bite and I ate way too much before I knew it. Since then, I've managed to commit their daily schedule to memory so I can figure out where to stalk them next. I'd like to try the bahn mi someday, I really would....but I can't stop thinking about the Loco Moco.

For a tourist chain, Yard House was surprisingly good. Jayla showed me to my seat kindly. The…read morerestaurant was not too crowded or loud. I had the whiskey glaze burger with a veggie patty and sweet potato fries plus a sparkling passion fruit drink. The food was delicious and came out hot. Things had started off slow however. My server was Shannon, and it took him 20 minutes to return with the single water I had ordered when I first showed up. Not sure what that was about, but after that initial issue, it was smooth sailing. I like that you can pay for your bill on the table screens, it made the process easy.

The location of the restaurant is nice. Right at the corner and attached to the Sheraton Hotel…read more There was indoor and outdoor seating. The food was good. I ordered the Double Decker BLT with fries. The sandwich comes with Boston lettuce which didn't really have that crunch factor for the sandwich for me. I did take the middle bread out which I preferred. The fries were crisp and hot. The service was a bit slow and inattentive.

Not the best acai bowl I've ever had but not awful. Lots of…read moreacai was off balance with the small Bit of strawberries (they weren't so fresh), granola and honey. Plenty of banana.

So good! I'm not normally a yogurt parfait person, but every ingredient was tasty. The "Tropical"…read morecame with frozen acai which I'd never had and was delicious, and the honey drizzle was a nice touch. The avocado toast was creamy and just spicy enough and covered with loads of pepper.

This was my first time trying Snarf's and we stopped by for a quick lunch pit stop after grabbing…read morecoffee nearby. It was like a typical commercialized sandwich spot with plenty of premade options. Sandwich had good flavor and it was toasted well, not burnt, but still enough crunch. Their giardiniera was also a good kick and complemented the sandwich perfectly.

Amazing sandwiches! I've never had their sandwich but they have a lot of options for flavors!…read moreDefinitely get their hot ones! The meatball one was so delicious!!

We tried this treat at the farmer's market on Pearl st. It isn't cheap, but man, it's worth it. I…read moreordered the strawberry banana flavor. It was a super hot day, so this cold treat really hit the spot. It's smooth, it's creamy, it's fresh and it'll be just what you need on a hot day.

I feel like I must reiterate every time - I'm a creature of habit. When I find something I love,…read moreit's hard for me to stray. I'm a loyal being and if you become my friend, you're stuck with me, and if you become my favorite food, I will follow you all my life. Such is Ba-NOM-a-NOM, the vegan food truck out of Denver. For the past few years since I've lived in Fort Collins, I've attended many a food truck rally in City Park where this truck has been a staple. With COVID-19 going on now, the food truck rally has stuck around, but with a few changes. They now feature four different food trucks four nights a week on a rotational schedule. I read that Ba-NOM-a-NOM was out this past week and had to go satisfy my craving. I ordered the original (frozen banana turned into a smooth ice cream-like consistency) and added warm peanut butter and vegan chocolate chips. This is a completely guilt-free treat, albeit a little pricey and slightly guilty for my wallet, but I'm more than happy to support the small businesses that I know and love during this tough time. They offer a multitude of other flavors like watermelon, mango, strawberry banana and possibly others, but again, I've found what I love and stick with what works. You can find out their next location via their website as they travel across the Front Range whipping up this delicious, magic, guilt-free dessert while keeping masks on, gloves on, and social distancing enforced.

Prices are fair and the location has ample seating because it's in the bottom of a business lobby…read more If you're looking for a "coffee shop vibe" then you wont find it here. The coffee is nothing special and the service is cordial but nothing above and beyond. They were out of Bagels (what?!) and their breakfast burrito is fairly no frills. It's small, fits in the palm of your hand, and served luke warm. The tortilla was a bit soggy from sitting around for a while. The avocado toast is good so I recommend that for a small bite. Overall, Serendipity is a cute spot but it's not going to become my "go-to" when I'm in the area.

I didn't intentionally find this coffee shop; I literally stumbled into it one day. As in, I…read morestumbled into their sign as I was walking by and discovered it tucked away just inside the entrance of the Alliance Center, close by the Union Station. It turned out to be a great find! This is one of the very few places downtown that I know of that serves Pablo's Coffee, which is what piqued my interest since I am a big fan of their light roast. The menu items are standard for most coffee shops: au lait, cappuccino, the works. I chose the au lait in the light roast with extra foam. Creamy and light without any bitterness, which is exactly my version of a great cup of joe. You know they definitely brew their coffee well here when you don't need to add any sugar for it to taste good.They also have some tasty pastries that go well with their drinks; I chose the pineapple coconut bread that was the perfect touch of sweetness to my unsweetened coffee. The people are nice and are accommodating to your preferences, which was very welcoming as a first time customer! I'll be coming back, intentionally this time, in the future.

"I waited all summer for this. It's so good, it's the best ramen I've ever had and I love coming…read morehere. I ask weekly if we can come. It's a very good place and I think a lot of people would like it. I'm not kidding, it's so good". - our 8 year old daughter Photo of her making sure she gets every last drop!

Stop the clocks, sound the horns and release the hounds, a truly worthy restaurant was discovered…read morein Denver that should be celebrated. Uncle is a small, Asian fusion shrine that one should place on your must visit list. In the Northwest area of Denver, Uncle has limited seating and a show if you sit at the bar. Reservations are strongly suggested and well worth the wait. Crazy combinations, flavor bombs throughout and a culinary delight you won't regret. Tonight, we sat at the bar and watched the magic happen. These guys are cranking out amazing and delectable treats you won't forget. The Uncle salad was a great starter with charred cabbage, lemongrass, mint, cilantro, arugula, and peanuts lightly coated in a Thai coconut dressing. A slight burn only leaving you to crave just one more bite, ha! The fried soft shell crab in a bao bun with green papayo slaw, coconut mayo and cilantro nam prik was sweet, perfect crunch and memorable. Two for two with one dish left. The cold spicy sesame noodles with seasoned chicken, granny Smith apple slivers, arugula, cashews and nanami togorashi, a perfect closing dish for an exceptional meal. The service, food quality, flavors and preformance from the bar seats were second to none. The concept, portion size, flavor and cost were a real treat in the big city food scene of Denver. If you haven't been here yet, get to the internet and book a table, I promise you won't regret it. To the staff, chefs, and all members of Uncle, thank you for a surprising and incredibly great meal, we will return on our future trips to Denver.