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    Annette

    4.5 (511 reviews)
    Closed 4:30 pm - 9:00 PM
    Updated 1 month ago

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    Moderate noise
    Happy hour specials
    Outdoor seating

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    Waygu happy hour burger and fries
    Nivia L.

    Stopped by at Annette for Saturday happy hour and it was excellent. Host was friendly and sat use down fairly quickly. We started off with a beer and shot and I had an espresso martini . It was delicious but a tad small why I gave it a slight less rating for the price. With that said the star of the show was combination of the devil eggs ..a must try . Full of flavor and the relish really took it to another level . We choose the Wagyu burger on an English muffin and side of crispy fries . Full of flavor and that English muffin was something else and I was here for it . Give it try the next time you are at the Staley market. Worth a stop !

    April T.

    I have been here twice, its so good. Both times I have had the ever attentive, Rachel. Our table never wanted for water. She was generous with her recommendations and she was ALWAYS right. Both nights I got the pate (but they had different compote mustards; one with apricot and last night with the cherry mostarda---both amazing). Last night we got the mussels in white wine--messy, but delicious with a hint of curry. The mussels were perfectly cooked and plump! Shrimp linguini for both nights because it was that good. A crunch with the fennell and herby dill. Don't be shy to ask more of their delicious sour dough too! We cleaned our pate serving of the bread and asked for more (grilled of course) for the mussels' sauce AND the shrimp linguini. Potato caviar, honestly, I could have just eaten them separate. The potato overpowered the caviar. The steak frites, DO NOT SLEEP ON, the steak was tender and a PERFECT medium rare with smokiness on top. We topped off the night with desserts, the pecan pie and the ice cream sandwich. Annette deserves the HIGHEST compliment an Asian can bestow on a dessert: its deliciously not too sweet. Treat yourself and make a reservation at Annette! Don't forget bevvies too. Their bee's knees---is the bee's knees!

    Fries with garlic aioli
    Richard J.

    Update: love this place and have been multiple times now. Staff is consistently great! Came here during happy hour last and food is great as well. Came in for the burger, ordered the pate again (hard not to order), and the pasta dish. Burger was very good, juicy, seasoned well, and did not think the bread would work so well. Pleasant surprise. Pasta dish was really good as well. Loved the sweet and tart flavors. Bottarga added good depth and basil to finish.

    Jessica Y.

    Came here for a date night while visiting Denver. A friend highly recommended this spot and it lived up to her words! [[HIGHLIGHT]]We sat up at the bar seating and that was equally cozy and perfect for us.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Everything we ordered was so good and would do it exactly the same! The mushroom and fried chickpea dish was my favorite! The server did a great job of timing out our orders throughout the dinner. I can't wait to come back when I'm back in Denver!

    Pasta
    Lena N.

    Delicious, as always! A nice higher end option in the the Stanley marketplace, with a nice happy hour too! Quality ingredients expertly crafted into delicious fresh cuisine. I hadn't been here in a long time and was glad to see they still have the egg salad toast! I was excited to try some new dishes like the autumn puff pastry and the butter lettuce salad my friend had been raving about. Excellent service and ambience. Such a delight!

    A L.

    Friendly service. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Casual, cozy covered patio seating.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Flavors were balanced. Nice getaway from hotel restaurants

    Fire Roasted Stone Fruit
    J Warren R.

    A return visit to Annette, where I was lucky enough to listen to and understand, Chef Glover's focus --- Fresh, local ingredients, fire roasted or grilled. Cook things that grow together, like beans, corn and tomatoes. She is a master. The fresh garden salad over a summer tart was a beautiful way to start. The calamari and linguini, divine. The pork chop was a bit underdone imho, but tender, from being marinated for 24 hours. Dessert was stone fruit, fire roasted and then topped with a sherry reduction and a very little amount of sugar. Goal, let the fruit be the star and it was. Everything locally produced. Very good wine list. Service, as always was exceptional. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Annette has a cozy feel with the large plants which help dampen the noise from other diners.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Overall, a wonderfully prepared. beautifully presented and very satisfyingly delicious meal.

    Burger w/ Fries
    Andrew L.

    We have been hearing a lot of good things about Annette's for too long and finally decided to try it for ourselves. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Great atmosphere inside and have a covered patio, which is where we sat.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] We had a reservation for 5:00 and we got seated at a table on the patio. We luckily were early enough to make it in time for their happy hour menu which had some great choices on it. For our starters we had the curtido chopped salad, with grilled cabbage and beets 7.5/10. We also had the butter lettuce and tarragon which was very good 8/10. For our first appetizer we had the sea island red peas and cauliflower, very good, loved the cauliflower 8.3/10. We also had the burger and fries from the happy hour menu. The burger was cooked well, 8/10, a little too much sauce but homemade ketchup and homemade bun, it's hard to go wrong. If anything the patty was a little thin, but the fries were great and crispy 8.5/10. For our entrees we had the roasted half chicken 7/10. The sauce was just alright and the first piece of chicken was a little dry but the rest of the slices were very good. We also had the pork tenderloin tournedos, pretty straight forward, great prunes and potatoes 7.5/10, the sauce made the dish. Nothing caught our eye for dessert, however we were pretty full and there are a lot of great dessert options at Stanley Marketplace. We enjoyed our time here and will look forward to coming back in the future!

    Liz C.

    [[HIGHLIGHT]]Cute place inside Stanley Markethall.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] [[HIGHLIGHT]]It has a great ambience of a more upscale place if that is what you are looking for.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]]

    That's physics, baby
    Jen R.

    The food, service and ambiance here never fails! We went to Annette's for an impromptu Thurs night date night where we sat at the bar and enjoyed 2 shareable dishes. Everything is delicious. They have a couple new items on the menu this winter which we decided to give it a try: fading ember: it was a bit on the more bitter side at the start of the drink but mellowed out towards the end. the basil and thai bitters was an interesting take, not exactly sure what they were going for. not bad but also not my favorite drink there espresso martini: need I say more? that's physics, baby: easy to drink collins cocktail. nicely balanced tart and fruity. I think I would've enjoyed this more on a hot summer day meanwhile, back at the ranch: this was probably my 2nd favorite, the mezcal made the drink a little smokey, reminds me of their take of a smoked old fashioned. delicious! as for apps, we got the castelfranco radicchio + boquerones and chicken liver pate. we were unsure if that was enough but it was just the right proportions. the radicchio is their take of cesaer salad which was great! for dessert, we got the the paris-brest which is my favorite there! always a great experience there, speedy, attentive service and the food is consistently amazing!

    Grilled broccolini
    Andrea K.

    On a rare outing to the Northeast side of Denver, we decided to eat here for happy hour/dinner. First of all, the service is impeccable. Attentive, but not invasive. Thoughtful but not arrogant. Whoever is training these people is doing it right. Secondly, the food is delicious! We opted to share the burger and fries ($20 on happy hour), deviled eggs ($5 for 2 on HH), the broccolini ($17) and house made pasta. Everything was wonderful! The pasta with mushrooms and lemon was just marvelous- well prepared and perfectly cooked and sang of spring. The broccolini was incredible. I thought an english muffin instead of a bun on the burger was strange, but it totally wasn't. It's made in house and is so delicious. I need to learn how to make english muffins for this very purpose! I felt the fries could have used a bit more salt/seasoning. The eggs were great, but I wouldn't get them again. I paired it all with a fantastic tempranillo on happy hour. My little had the pasta off the kids menu, which she loved, but I found a bit too al dente. She ordered the house made lemonade, which she declared tasty, but it was $5 for basically a shot of lemonade (see picture). She had to have at least two glasses- making it the most I've ever spent on a beverage at a meal for my daughter! All in, this is a wonderful addition to the Stanley.

    Devilled eggs
    Jacqueline C.

    The skinny: Solid food, good ambiance at Stanley marketplace. The overview: Came here for HH/Dinner for 3 and ordered a few things to share. Overall the food was solid and yummy, but for me fell a little short of an amazing 5 stars. - Devil eggs: a nice little snack but nothing too new or crazy flavor wise. - mussels: these were yummy in a simple yet flavorful light white wine sauce. A large amount of fries with house made ketchup and aioli as well. - asparagus: this missed the mark for me a little. The flavors on top were good, but the asparagus itself felt a little lacking. - Orecchiette: this was the favorite. Fresh pasta with a creamy sauce. Highly recommend. - Burger: solid burger ( but the patty itself was quite small). The bread was very good - but the patty to bread ratio seemed off with the large bun but small patty. Overall the sizing was on the smaller tapas side. We definitely could have ordered a bit more food but decided against it just because there is a lot of other options at the marketplace. Would I come back: If I'm in the area it could be a good stop - the pasta! [[HIGHLIGHT]]Service and ambiance was good as well.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]]

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    Ask the Community - Annette

    Is the patio too hot on a summer evening?

    No...it's covered and breezy. I think it would be perfect.

    Do people prefer dining room or covered patio during Jan / Feb months?

    Dining Room

    If you make a reservation for "enclosed patio" will you find yourself in yet another run-of-the-mill, crowded enclosed patio or are the awesome cozy greenhouses still up?

    The enclosed patio is attached to the restaurant. It is small and cute. A few months ago they still had their igloos up. I am sure you can call and confirm.

    Do we need a reservation?

    I'd recommend a reservation! Especially on busy nights (e.g. Fri and Sat). You can also call in to check availability

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