I'm not a big steakhouse person, but this menu is more interesting than your typical steakhouse…read more My husband and I shared: - Beef Tartare Katsu Sando - Bacon + Kimchi Fried Rice - Picanha with Chimichurri - Yuzu Tart I loved everything. The Chimichurri was the perfect addition the steak. The fried rice was delicious as was the katsu sando. I love yuzu and the tart did not disappoint. I want to come back for their happy hour menu because there are some good deals on it and I'm sure the food is just as good.

Chill and delicious steak spot on downtown Denver…read more Food: 4.5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 4.5 Cost to worth it rating: 3 Opentableable: yes Return worthiness: yes Highlights - Sharing model which is fun (though I do this regardless) - Denver: my favorite. Juicy, charred, and tender. 4.5 stars - Ny Strip: bigger format at 30oz with large slices. 4.5 stars - Fried Mac and cheese: long crispy bars with tasty insides. 4.5 stars - Ice cream: brown butter banana the hub gave 4.5 stars - Picanha: haven't had this outside of Brazil. - Little fatty cap on top of the slices. 4 stars - Kalbi: Korean marinaded steak with a full lettuce wrap spread including kimchi, garlic cloves, and pepper doicws. Warning the thin pepper slices with seeds are super spicy! Like lip numbing. 4 stars - Milk bread rolls: soft and warm served in a skillet. Could've used some salted butter. 4 stars - Fries: coned and crispy. 4 stars - Server: Leslie was super attentive checking in on us frequently, friendly, and helpful with the menu and coursing for us. - Sommelier was very helpful and pointed us to an amazing bottle of Chateauneuf-du-Pape - Atmosphere; relaxed and casual. Long curved bar downstairs and tables upstairs Midlights: - Menu categorization of some items were off: rolls and mac and cheese croquettes seem more appetizer than sides to me, - Broccolini: mostly hefty stems with some lemongrass, but done tasted woody. 3 stars - Low ceilings upstairs were a bit uncomfortable. Felt like we were on a boat and talker servers almost grazed their head. Lowlights: - Tomahawk: had multiple sizes available but only for offer the largest available which was 50 oz. They had 35 oz we could've taken. - Mochi donuts: noted as donut holes but presented as circular churros. Something about the flavor didn't work for me: bit starchy and grimey texture. 2 stars

Tavernetta is the bomb! I get so excited to come here every time and luckily my coworkers like this…read moreplace enough for me to dine here every now and then for lunch. It is always a treat. No matter what you get here, you will enjoy it. I haven't had a bad dish or drink here. Do not skip out on the Per La Tavola (for the table plates). They are all so good. We normally get the Piatti Di Cicchetti (olives, pickled veggies, and almonds), Piatti Di Salumi (prosciutto, salame, coppa), and the Burrata. They all complement each other SO WELL. Pair that with a white wine and you got yourself a time. The 2 course offering for lunch is also phenomenal. I got the Insalata Mista (lettuce, shallot, reggiano) and it's a decent sized salad and very tasty. The Mafaldine (lamb ragu, pecorino romano) is to die for. Such great flavor and the pasta is always cooked perfectly. The service here is always top-notch too. The staff is very well-trained and is on top of everything. Truly a well-oiled machine. The atmosphere here is impeccable too. You can tell that everything was thought of for a great experience: lighting, table layout, decor, etc. It is a great place to bring a significant other, business customers, etc. I cannot wait for my next visit to Tavernetta and I was just there a few hours ago!

Our dining experience was absolutely exceptional! From the moment we arrived, the service was truly…read morefirst-class--the wait staff provided attentive, polished, and impeccable hospitality. The elegant table settings and beautiful glassware created a sophisticated atmosphere, and every bite of my dinner was rich, flavorful, and absolutely divine. I highly recommend exploring the wine list, and be sure to save room for dessert--they're truly melt-in-your-mouth delicious! If you're ever in Denver, make this restaurant one of your must-visit destinations. It's an unforgettable dining experience that I can't recommend highly enough!

Williams & Graham is probably the most memorable bar I've been to in Denver. We were next door at…read morethe Occidental and only found out about it thru the server. Ambiance is everything you expect a speakeasy to be. It's dark and intimate. The menu is big with a lot of creative options. Service is extremely friendly! I got the Stay Golden cocktail with malt gastrique fries. Both of which were CHEF'S KISS! Too bad I had a flight to catch in the morning or I would've been there all night to try more drinks!

I knew I been here before. They make some unique drinks and I hear the food is good just haven't…read moretried it. Nice speak easy. They had a tough time and couldn't make one of my drinks which you wouldn't expect at a professional classy place but oh well. Cool to go through the book case. Was killing time before an awesome dinner at Wolf's. The drink was the dark crystal

Absolutely Exceptional…read more Jack's on Pearl exceeded every expectation. As Texas transplants, we've enjoyed some incredible steakhouses over the years and have traveled extensively, but this was truly one of the best dining experiences we've had. We even drove up from Colorado Springs for our 18th wedding anniversary, and it was worth every mile. We started with the wedge salad, which was fresh, crisp, and packed with flavor--easily one of the best wedge salads we've ever had. The warm bread service was incredible and paired perfectly with the house-made spreads. The mac and cheese was rich, creamy, and absolutely unforgettable. The highlight of the evening was the Wagyu steak topped with cheesy potato croquettes. It was cooked to perfection and so tender it practically melted in your mouth. Every bite was packed with incredible flavor and was one of those dishes you continue talking about long after the meal is over. What impressed us most was that every single item we ordered was exceptional. The quality of the ingredients, attention to detail, presentation, atmosphere, and service were all top-notch. After reading some of the reviews beforehand, we weren't sure what to expect. In our experience, this restaurant is incredibly underrated. Our meal, service, and overall experience were outstanding from start to finish. If you're looking for a special dinner, anniversary celebration, or simply one of the best meals you'll have in Colorado, Jack's on Pearl is absolutely worth the visit. We will definitely be back and will be recommending it to friends and family. Thank you to the entire team for making our 18th anniversary so memorable. -- Andrea & Sergio

Omg. We LOVED Jacks! We got there early and were happy to…read moreget 2 seats at the bar. This seems to be a popular spot, so I recommend a reservation or early arrival. We ordered the salmon Sashimi to start (epic), the Hipster Wedge salad, (yummmm) and the filet Champion style. THAT was one of the best steaks we have ever eaten. Incredible. The service was outstanding, the lighting/ ambiance were perfect. Pearl Street in Denver is a cool little district to walk around when the weather is nice too. Loved the area! We will be back!

It is the oldest restaurant in Denver and I am a sucker for anything with history. Call it a…read moretourist trap, if you will, and there are certainly a lot of tourists here. Maybe locals never go. Honestly, I had low expectations. And yes, you are going to eat bull balls here. That is part of the deal. Fortunately, my low expectations were exceeded considerably. The Rocky Mountain Oysters (the bull balls) basically taste like batter. I would say their consistency and taste are most similar to calamari. A half order is plenty. The horseradish which accompanied the dish was milder than mayonnaise but still tasted nice and it was definitely better than the ketchupy stuff that also came with the plate. The buffalo prime rib was tender and not gamey at all. The (beef) steak was nice. They also offer other game animals like elk and quail. Our server was wonderful. She gave excellent recommendations. You can't discuss this restaurant without mentioning all the stuffed animals everywhere and the zillion animal heads mounted on the walls. It takes a little getting used to. The bar upstairs is very cool and is worth a visit but you want to dine downstairs for the best ambience. The food is good but not amazing. Call me a dumb tourist but this is a unique, fun place.

You probably can't beat this location as far as interesting decor and an accompanying story is…read moreconcerned. We spent a good amount of time after our dinner just exploring and learning. Very, very cool. We started with Rocky mountain oysters because we were feeling spicy. They were fine - you can fry anything and make it palatable. Overall, food was yummy but holy cow, was it expensive!! Definitely don't come here if on a cheaper budget. I did enjoy the interesting selection of meats and it was all cooked perfectly. The sides weren't mind-blowing (for that price I expect to be wow'd) and if you're a vegetarian, you're options are very limited. I had the cheesecake for dessert and it fell short of the mark, sadly. Large cocktail selection and their old fashioned was well made (again, high price tag). Service was friendly and plenty of staff happy to give a little history lesson. I would perhaps return to bring someone very into meat and history, but outside of that would pass.

What a beautiful place! This should be a Denver landmark by now. It's so fun and different inside,…read moreit makes you feel at ease right when you walk in. The food was great too! The menu just has all the highlights. I was interested in almost every item on the menu. The salads looked delicious too which is always a good sign for me. We got the sugar steak (their staple) as the Wagyu filet, which was divine. And it was cooked to literal perfection at medium rare. It had gorgeous coloring with a dark color on the outside because of the sugar rub and the beautiful pink inside. We were upstairs and the string lighting is adorable. The service was a tad slow (had to ask multiple times for water) and the wine took a bit but otherwise fine. The pricing is extremely reasonable as well. We already booked our next dinner date for a few months out to try their other menu items. Omg and save room for dessert. The list is stacked!!! The crab cakes and bacon wrapped scallops were both phenomenal as well.

We had such a wonderful time at the retro and wonderful Bastien's Restaurant! The food was…read moredelicious and there were huge portions. I was so impressed that the steak came with vegetables, a choice of potato style (I ordered the twice baked which was so good!) and a salad or soup. The drinks were tasty. There are seasonal specials as well as classic cocktails. A bonus was that our waiter was a lot of fun. This place has been around for decades and it's so nice to see how popular it still is! I LOVE the neon sign in the front of the restaurant. We liked the main floor seating because it had an open and classic vibe. We look forward to returning to this flash from the past! Free parking is available in back of the restaurant.

After eying this place for while we finally tried it for a bottomless brunch + booze and it was…read moreamazing! Ambiance - 5/5, it's a trendy restaurant. We were able to easily bring our infant with us. Food - 5/5. The tapas at brunch are bottomless, we had several rounds of the spicy shrimp, steak skewers and the shishito peppers. So good! You get one order of the entree. My husband got the steak & eggs and I got the pork belly tacos. Sooo good! For dessert, the churros were amazing Service - 5/5! We were staying at the hotel Clio and my server offered me another Bloody Mary to go

Great dinner at Toro Latin Kitchen with a large group, and everyone left happy…read more We started with the sweet corn empanadas, the clear highlight of the apps, sweet, warm, and perfectly crisp on the outside. Beef tartare was close behind, finely diced and well-seasoned. The guacamole was fresh and chunky, the prawns had a nice char, and the Amarillo ceviche brought a bright, citrusy heat from the aji amarillo peppers that balanced beautifully against the cool, tender fish. But the real highlight of the night was the steaks. My skirt steak was cooked perfectly, well-charred outside and tender inside, paired with the potatoes three ways, crispy, creamy, and roasted, each with its own texture and seasoning. Even better was the tomahawk ribeye, flambéed tableside in mezcal, a great bit of theater with a smoky, slightly sweet flame that infused the meat. I got lucky enough to try a bite. Rich, buttery, and delicious with heavy rosemary. A real treat. Service was a bit spotty for our group. I won't go into details, but our server disappeared for long stretches and it took a long time to finally get our entrees. This was likely because of our specific server.

I visited for the first time on a Saturday evening. It was moderately busy but they seemed very…read morewell-staffed. We were immediately greeted and seated. The establishment has a fun vibe and is tastefully decorated. The live dj was fun to watch and listen to. Our waiter was very knowledgeable about the menu and even the wine list. They made great recommendations for food and drink pairings. They were very attentive and friendly throughout our whole visit. The bread that is provided as a starter was light and fluffy. It came with a great whipped butter and olive oil. I ordered the lobster pasta and it was amazing. It was a little spicy for me, but the tomatoes added freshness to the bite. They added a lot of lobster so the price felt fitting. My partner got the Australian steak. The meat was very tender and perfectly cooked. We also got the Brussel sprout which were cooked perfectly and very flavorful. We ordered a chocolate lava cake for dessert which was delicious. The cake was moist and melty on the inside. The berries and ice cream added a lot of flavor and freshness to it. They validated our parking for the garage next door which was a pleasant surprise. We really enjoyed our visit here

Visited STK Steakhouse on 7/26/26. The ambiance was great, and the DJ created a fun atmosphere with…read moregood music. Unfortunately, everything else was disappointing. We ordered fried calamari, a medium-rare steak with fries and Brussels sprouts, four cocktails, and bottled still water. The service got off to a bad start. When our appetizer arrived, the waiter failed to notice that we had no utensils. After about five minutes of trying to get our waiter's attention, another server stopped by. In a joking way, I asked her to "try the calamari," hoping she'd realize we were missing utensils. Instead, she reached toward the food with her hand. I stopped her and pointed out that we didn't have any silverware. Her response was that calamari is "finger food" and should be eaten by hand. That's not the level of service I'd expect from an upscale restaurant charging premium prices. Things only got worse. Our waiter then refilled our glasses with tap water without asking, mixing it with the bottled water we had ordered. The steak, ordered medium-rare, arrived cooked closer to medium-well. The cocktails were also underwhelming--at $33 each, they were tiny, packed with ice, and felt more like a shot than a proper cocktail. Overall, STK is an overpriced, overhyped restaurant that doesn't deliver the quality or service its prices suggest. While the atmosphere was enjoyable, it wasn't enough to make up for the poor service, mishandled food and drinks, and disappointing meal. I won't be returning. Next day went to EDGE at 4 Seasons-amazing food and service.