This was just what I needed. The seaweed salad was not the typical grocery store light green dye…read morejob. It felt and tasted more like actual seaweed. The Dan Dan noodles were perfectly spicy and richly flavored. I left fat and happy! (to be honest, I was fat before I went inside, but I left happy)

This place is casual dining restaurant. I had combo 1,…read morerecommended by the server. Soup dumplings had a thick wrapper, I was thinking it would be a little lighter. The inside tasted a little salty for my preference but the inside was juicy and meaty. The fried rice was made with all the veggies and no soy sauce, which I liked. Egg drop soup was very tasty as well...not too much cornstarch...it looked and tasted soupy. I would try the dumplings again but I may be swayed to try their Dan Dan Noodles next! It's worth trying - it may just be your go-to dumpling place!!

I have yet to have tried anything that I haven't liked there. It's clean every single boost food is…read moreabsolutely delicious. It's a great place to go when nobody can decide what they wanna eat and everybody wants something different very family, friendly atmosphere as well. Hesher BBQ Co has a place there so definitely go visit them nicest staff best bbq! But honestly, all of it is delicious. There's no place that you can go wrong with.!

Parkway is a sweet third space in the center of south Longmont - just west of Main Street on the…read morenorth side of Ken Pratt. Great central location. It is a place to spend money on food and drink and socialize, but it is not a good fit for all sensory needs - especially challenging for those with auditory sensitivity. I organize a local community group to attend trivia events and we like Parkway for this, but we're don't love it. This review is specific to Wednesday nights, and trivia in particular. Pros: - Fantastic food selection for all ranges of affordability and dietary preferences (but perhaps not restrictions due to allergy). Employees of food stalls are friendly and service is always great. The popsicle stand guy is above and beyond! - Many seating options. Low tables with benches, high tables with chairs that have a back, and numerous 2-4 top tables with ordinary chairs. - Trivia prize is a gift card usable throughout Parkway (except the cheesesteak place, I think). - If you beat the house at trivia, they give out drink tokens for the team. Our team tends to be very large with only 3-4 people actually paying attention to trivia, and last night the bartender offered to provide tokens for all 12+ people. We declined but appreciate the generosity! - There are several children's play areas including an arcade, and several other separated spaces that I'm guessing can be rented or used for larger groups. Cons: - The space can get quite loud and the trivia caller may or may not be very audible. If you're too close to the trivia caller's speaker, it can be very difficult to hear the people at your table. - Only one TV is turned to the trivia game, so if you're seated facing away from that TV (about half the seats in the house are) you need to look at the trivia questions on a phone or computer. - Tons of TVs here. There isn't any seating area that's tech free. You'll have TVs in line of sight the whole time you're here, which may be challenging for those who are very distractible or prefer less tech in their social spaces. - Despite it being the World Cup, last night every TV was tuned to a baseball game. While yes there was no live game playing right that time, it was bizarre to me that not a single TV was doing replays of the most watched global sports tournament ahead of the quarterfinals. - The bar pool tables are kinda in the middle of everything (right next to a trash/water area and door to a patio), and every time I see people play they are constantly stopping play to accommodate diners walking around them. It would be nice if the bar games had their own space - darts could be added if they moved the pool tables into one of the walled off rooms. More adult play spaces = more $$ spent, so probably good investment for them for the future. Trivia: - Currently device dependent. You must have a phone or computer to play. - 4 rounds of 8 questions, 3 minutes per question. - Faster answers gain more points. - No limits on team sizes, and they're not very mindful about the winners - one time we had a new team member who was answering our team questions in his phone and won second place, which we of course declined but the trivia caller had no idea. - Prizes are Parkway gift cards to top 3 teams; $30 for 1st, $20 for 2nd, $10 for 3rd.

A local go to. Small, quiet, and always churning out perfectly cooked food and delicious drinks…read more Can be a little dingy, but the food is always top notch.

Some of the best chicken teriyaki and beef teriyaki bowls in town. They also have other really…read moregreat things on the menu. Would definitely recommend.

For the large size of the mall, I honestly was expecting more. There were only a small handful of…read moreshops that were mostly clothing, one little coffee stand with insane prices, and an auntie anne's (which is always a win). It's definitely a great place to get out of the heat and walk around though.

Can you leave zero stars? I live at the apartment complex next door, so you'd think supporting the…read moremall would be easy. From all of the neighbors I've visited with about the mall, no one chooses to support it including myself. Why? Well for one the mall sucks. Ghost town. The shops are lame and have the same stuff you could get online much cheaper. 2) if you want to park at the mall, you certainly can do that with the empty parking garage, or over 10k parking spots... but there is a kicker. Whoever they put in charge of monitoring vehicles in the parking lot is either a moron, extremely bored or both. We parked there for one hour and got a parking warning. My wife even went into the mall. They are desperate for your business but very protective of those empty parking spots. Support the mall if you wish, but as a resident of their nearest customer base, I'm done supporting them.

True gem... NoCo's best legit Chinese food!…read more A small hole in the wall, but full of love and awesome food. The family that runs this place is super nice, crafting each dish with care and a smile, bringing traditional Beijing foods to our area. Service is quick, flavors are powerful, and the menu is unique in our area. Our favorites are the smashed cucumber salad (garlic, soy sauce, spices), oil spill noodles (spicy slippy noodles), and of course - MAPO TOFU! Check this place out, try something new. You'll love it!

I'm giving three stars because I know how damaging a one-star review can be for a small business,…read moreand I've had good meals here before. The noodle dishes at Beijing Noodle have been solid in the past. Unfortunately, the soups were really bad. My husband ordered the beef and broccoli soup and I ordered the wonton soup with noodles. Both broths were extremely watered down and completely lacked flavor. Mine tasted like pork water with seaweed. We kept taking a few bites hoping the flavor would show up, but it never did. Neither of us finished our bowls - we each had a small serving and threw the rest away. For about $40 for two soups and potato pancakes, it was a pretty disappointing meal. My takeaway: stick with the noodles here and skip the soup.

What a lovely rooftop to hang out with friends and have a good beer and food! Thanks Sara M for the…read moresuggestion. I came here to catch up with a friend on a early Saturday afternoon and loved this experience! We all got some food downstairs and then we brought our lunches upstairs and then ordered some beers. Food is allowed from the 1st floor and you take the elevator up. Lots of excellent seating indoors and outside, it was the perfect day for a rooftop bar! I ordered a raspberry Kolsch made by Denver Beer Company and it was soo good! You could taste hints of raspberry, with a slight tang, but not too overpowering and not a sour beer. Id definitely come back here again! Perfect spot and you get great views of the mountain!

Located in the heart of Pearl Street, Avanti is in the middle of all the actions. There's paid…read morestreet parking near by. This is a great spot for casual group outings, especially when no one can decide on what to eat. The food hall offers a wide variety of options, Mediterranean, pizzas, Italian, Japanese, arepas and more. They also have coffee and full bars, so there's something for everyone. While there are plenty of seating indoor, the rooftop is definitely the highlight. You get a great view of the Flatirons and Pearl street below. Bonus points for being dog friendly, you can bring your fur friends to the rooftop patio!

Interesting shops and good food. Worth a visit. Pizza was amazing!!!!! Etc etc etc etc.read more

This place is sick! You'll find cute boutique stores, casual and fine dining, art, activities…read moreinside and outside! I believe there's also a play area for kiddos outdoors as well. The hubby and I hit up a vinyl display in the middle of the market place where he purchased two new vinyls: Fred Again and Turnstile. Iykyk. While he was shopping for music, I went inside a boutique store and bought myself a cute romper! We also had an epic biscuit breakfast at Denver Biscuit Co., located inside. Highly recommend. There's also a ton of stores that sell Denver merchandise if you're looking for souvenirs. There's a lot to do and explore here. You can easily spend a couple of hours walking around and having a bite to eat. We were on a time crunch and didn't get to see everything. I'd totally come back and bring more friends here!

Matt at the bar is the best! Friendly and quick! Stop in and see him while you are waiting on your…read moreflight!

It was worth the walk here, about 20 minutes, less than a mile from The Rally Hotel at McGregor…read moreSquare. Instead, we could have just as easily got an Uber here in five minutes. We came here for brunch on a Sunday morning, before heading to Coors Field to see an afternoon Rockies game. The market mainly consists of an indoor food court, with indoor and outdoor seating options. The crowd is mostly local. The vibe is casual. For our first visit, we were impressed with the food we got from Izzio Bakery, and the coffee we got from Crema Bodega. I have reviewed these separately.

I had never tried pickleball before an event here. It's huge, bright, spacious, with lots of…read moreperfect courts and great staff. And somehow despite being a big hard shell, it doesn't echo with pops. The food call is an impressive operation on its own merits. Great variety of interesting choices, tons of comfortable seating, bright & modern.

Great creative idea…read more Food Hall and pickleball courts. Was invited to a tournament and was knocked out how nice the place was. Great food selection Amazing PB courts Highly recommended