Corinne is one of those good go-to spots. When we can't decide where to eat, we know it'll hit…read more This time we sat at the bar for brunch, which we don't do often, and Ryan was our bartender. He set the tone right away! Warm, happy to have us there, easy to talk to. I mentioned to my friend that I was thinking about a bloody mary, and a minute or two later Ryan asked if he should get that bloody started. He'd caught it in passing conversation, not because he was hovering. That's a hard balance to strike and he nailed it all afternoon. The drinks were great. Nothing fancy on my end, a bloody mary, a shaken screwdriver. Not too strong or weak. Sounds simple, but a lot of bartenders can't consistently hit it! We all got eggs your way, simple stuff done well. The roasted fingerling potatoes were crispy outside, fluffy inside, super good!! The strawberry jam was giving homemade, but I didn't confirm. Overall, Ryan made the visit. Calm presence, good company, and there's nothing better than a brunch seat at his bar next to those big open windows!

First time there to this pretty stylish downtown location inside the Meridien Hotel at 15th and…read moreCalifornia. Great service from Mauricio and felt very well treated. This was just for lunch, but started out sharing the crab croquettes. Fluffy and lightly fried with a perfect mayo-based dipping sauce. A great start. I had the Koji fried chicken sandwich that was very good and we shared a spectacular gooey butter cake with a dollop of vanilla ice cream for a shared dessert. The stand-outs were the crab croquettes and the gooey butter cake. Both were incredibly good. Would definitely return and try some of the more entree-ish looking things for dinner. You should definitely give this place a try. Ciao, David

Visited the Snack trailer before a Father's Day hike to gran an iced coffee. Coffee was good and…read morethe 2 people working in the airstream were super nice. We ended up coming back after the hike and got a pretzel and a spinach artichoke pie. Food was exactly what we needed. Definitely coming back when we venture down to Bailey to hike

Every time we come that way we stop in! Great jams and jellies, and a great breakfast! Everyone is…read moreSSO friendly!

A huge shoutout to Saka for going above and beyond for our large party! She was incredibly kind,…read moreattentive, and handled both our table and her other guests with remarkable calm and professionalism. Despite how busy things were, she made sure everyone felt taken care of. Her level of service was truly exceptional world-class hospitality from start to finish. Thank you Saka, for making our experience so memorable!

Attentive and friendly staff and ample opportunity to sit outside for lunch…read more Ordered the chicken parm lunch which was solid and I would say, standard in serving size. It came with spaghetti and marinara and some house rolls in advance. Overall ok, though pricey. This entree off the lunch menu was $24. Yikes!

Absolutely lovely place!!!! One of ours favourite hang out…read moreplace all the time....!! In the heart of Denver downtown.... Food is good ... But for that try weekday evenings Weekdays are crazy & busy... Service was good too.... Drinks are always bang on... Love the surroundings & views which are Awesum Always recommended guys!

Great Rooftop Lounge for Date Night and Socializing…read more I visited 54thirty Rooftop Lounge for a date night and had a great experience. When we arrived, most of the covered seating and heater areas were already taken, so we ended up sitting in one of the uncovered sections. As it turned out, that was a blessing because the views were amazing. From where we were seated, we had beautiful views of downtown Denver and the surrounding cityscape. Between the skyline, lights, and rooftop atmosphere, it created a memorable evening. What impressed me most was the ambiance. The lounge had a lively but relaxed energy, and people were friendly and approachable. It felt like the kind of place where you could enjoy a date, meet new people, network, or simply unwind with friends over drinks and conversation. My date ordered food, but I honestly don't remember everything he had. I wasn't particularly impressed with the food, but since this is a rooftop lounge, the atmosphere was really the star of the show for me. Overall, I enjoyed the experience and would return for the views, the social atmosphere, the drinks, and the opportunity to meet interesting people. Perfect for: Date nights, networking, socializing, drinks with friends, and enjoying Denver's skyline.

Amazing city lights view! Worth every penny! Super fast elevator to the 27th floor of the Hyatt…read more Food and drinks ok, nothing to rave about.

They are temporarily open til 12 for the peak lounge pop up! Looks like an intimate quiet spot to…read moreenjoy the Denver city scape with a friend and a hot toddy from the cold temperatures. Not that busy but pretty pricey. I would come back with a friend.

Amazing service. A little misunderstand as to if they still had the monte Amor first being told…read morethey still have it and then given a bowl with bacon. I don't eat bacon, so when I went back up the counter Stephanie was nice enough to clear things up and explain there no longer have the Monte Amor and also compensated me , no pice and remade my order with no bacon. Thank y'all.

I have been eating at this location for many years now. I recently went in to try the new Chicken…read moreArtichoke and Asparagus Rigatoni bowl. I also ordered the Garlic Chili Ramen. I asked for extra artichokes and asparagus; the amount actually in the bowl was so small that if I received "extra", the standard amount must have been zero. I was charged for extra on both veggies, but did NOT get them. The noodles in the Ramen were severely overcooked and sat in the bowl as a giant wad of mush! Garlic was burnt. Both bowls were swimming in oil--those noodles were definitely sliders! The Chicken Artichoke/Asparagus Rigatoni was disappointing, but the Ramen was downright disgusting! Starchy mush swimming in oil. Yum! (NOT). 27 dollars down the drain for "food", some of which (the Ramen) was inedible. Complained to Noodles & Co. corporate, but have not heard back. Ambiance, as usual, was noisy and loud with garish lighting. Service was OK, but the card machine had some serious balls asking for a 25% tip for that so-called "food". I don't tip unless my order is taken at my table and the food is served at my table. People taking your order at the counter, ringing you up and then handing you a bag are NOT servers, they are counterstaff and are being paid much more than traditional servers. Seems like everyone has their hands out for tips these days, even at the UPS Store! People need to rethink what tipping is and why it exists, and who merits it and who does not.

Omg. This was yesterday over on east Colfax. I was originally going to try Park Hill Hub but the…read morewait was too long so I wandered across the street to this gorgeous spacious eatery! It really gave me RVA (Richmond, VA circa early 2000s) nostalgia vibes like for places I worked in around Broadway during college! Wow. Love everything about this place. I'd been going to a lot of coffee shops lately where the style is all like new stuff and new style (which I LOVE) but the style of Tessa Delicatessen was so unexpectedly refreshing. I didn't realize that this part of Colfax was Park Hill! I saw a lot of other interesting places nearby. Can't wait to go back and wander! Not sure if it was the owner that greeted me at the register but she was very friendly and warm. I love the self serve coffee and water and you get to pick a unique mug to drink from. Really strong neighborhood vibe and I think she said it had been open since 2017. So cool! I'm obsessed with the spaciousness and space! My breakfast sandwich did explode all over my hand - so be careful! The egg is soft inside! I got coffee, cheesy hash and the breakfast sandwich. $25 for everything including tip. I think that's a great deal for a lovely morning vibe and breakfast in 2026!

Tessa Delicatessen was our first stop of the year, and if inviting prosperity involves eating well,…read morewe absolutely did it right. We started with their traditional black eyed pea soup because good luck traditions matter. Shortly after, I "found" three dollars in my coat pocket. Was it already my change from the store? Yes. Did I still credit the soup? Also yes. From there, we leaned fully into deli mode. The cheeseburger was solid and satisfying, the Reuben hit all the right notes, and the macaroni salad was exactly what you want it to be. No frills, just done right. Dessert sealed the deal. The cheesecake was rich without being heavy, and the carrot cake was genuinely excellent. Tessa feels like one of those neighborhood spots you can come back to again and again. Comforting, straightforward, and very good at what they do. Fortune and prosperity aside, this place is worth a visit on its own.

Stopped here before a concert and it was the perfect spot! It was a little rainy but they had…read moreplenty of indoor and covered outdoor seating areas and a firepit. We played cornhole in the rain and had a great time taking pictures on the swings in the back. We had a large group of 8 and it was nice that they were able to accommodate us so quickly. They had something for everyone to eat. I shared the nachos which were a decent size. It was a great time here with good music as well. I would be happy to come back in the future before a ball game or concert! Overall 5/5 stars!

Great service. Bartender from Milwaukee gave great insight for my upcoming trip…read more Roof is cool but Sadly too low to see field

Best for a sweet Breakfast. Pancakes for the cinnamon roll French toast!! Their lattes, and fresh…read moresqueeze. Juice are really good as well.

Outstanding weekend brunch at Butterhorn Bakery & Cafe. The food was excellent and this place is a…read morevery popular spot in Frisco at breakfast time. I didn't mind that the service was a little slow since they were getting slammed on a beautiful Saturday morning so I knew it would take a little while to get seated, order, and get food. It's a pretty cool restaurant with memorabilia on the walls and nicely furnished. I ordered the breakfast burrito grande that has eggs, black beans onions, green peppers and mushrooms and I chose to top it with vegetarian green chili. The dish came with potatoes on the side. I also ordered a single pancake on the side was a nice addition and i was completely full for the rest of the day. I can't wait to return to Butterhorn in the ski season next year.

Food I had the Caesar salad, center cut filet, mashed…read morepotatoes, and creamed spinach. For dessert the chocolate molten cake. The salad was very tasty and a cut above most Caesar's (5*). The filet was perfectly seasoned, at the correct temperature and I almost didn't need my knife to cut it. It was delicious (5*). Mashed potatoes were creamy and satisfying (5*). The creamed spinach was cooked well and tasty, but also light (4*). The molten cake was rich, indulgent and almost fudge with chocolate goodness (5*). Service On point, friendly, helpful but not hovering. Attentive and anticipated a few things correctly and brought to me before I had to ask. Excellent (5*). Ambience Elegantly appointed with rich dark wood tones. We lit, but also intimate (5*).

Ruth's Chris is a time-proven establishment that has successfully expanded to many locations, and…read moreI've found the experience to be consistently good across the board. This particular visit to the Denver location was excellent. The steak was delicious and cooked to perfection. The sides, salad, and dessert were all very good as well. The ambiance was elegant and comfortable, and the service was great. The meal does take some time, but that's expected with fine dining. We never felt like we were waiting too long. Overall, a very enjoyable experience, and I would absolutely return.