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    Fireside The Bar

    4.8 (4 reviews)
    Closed 4:00 pm - 11:00 PM

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    Corsica Wine Bar - asparagus caesar

    Corsica Wine Bar

    4.4(255 reviews)
    1.1 miFive Points, Northwest

    Back to Corsica and had a lovely experience once again! Tried our luck on a Saturday evening with…read moreno reservation and were able to get a seat at the bar immediately. The bartenders and the rest of the staff were extremely friendly and made sitting at the bar a great experience! We decided on a few small plates; cannellini beans, focaccia, carrots, and lemon bucatini. The cannellini beans and bucatini were stand out dishes for sure. I love the experience of ordering small plates so this place is perfect for that although there are larger plates you can order (they do warn you that these take longer to prepare). For drinks I tried both the citron sunrise (frozen citron pressé, chamomile, cappelitti, sparkling wine) and the corsica martini. The citron sunrise was very refreshing although a bit too sweet for my taste. The martini comes with multiple garnishes and most of the drink in a smaller vessel on the side so that you can mix and match and create new martini flavors as you drink which I thought was such a great experience! Definitely going to come by again as their menu selection is quite large and there's lots left to try.

    Never a doubt , always a 5/5. This place rocks. Tapas styles, great wines good service great vibes…read more We usually come here on Sundays - the happy hour is awesome. Half off bottles of wine. Really quite an insane deal because of the large selection they have!! The food is awesome, haven't had a single but I didn't like. The bread is weirdly amazing and we always get it haha. Ricotta is super super good and I love the meatballs

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    Corsica Wine Bar - The main dining room with a cool bar

    The main dining room with a cool bar

    Corsica Wine Bar - Vinegar potato chips

    Vinegar potato chips

    Corsica Wine Bar - Very cool atmosphere

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    Very cool atmosphere

    El Five - Bison Meatballs

    El Five

    4.1(1.2k reviews)
    1.5 miNorthwest, Highland
    $$$

    Such a great experience at El Five! The atmosphere is intimate, and sitting at the chef's bar with…read morebeautiful views of downtown Denver made it even better. The smoked burrata was delicious, especially with all the toppings it came with. The sea bass completely surprised me, in the best way. Sweet, spicy, savory, crunchy, with so many different textures and flavors happening at once. The lamb skewers were another favorite. The meat was thinly sliced and secured on the skewer, which made every bite incredibly tender. They were just bomb overall! The drinks were also very well put together and complemented the food perfectly. The server was outstanding. Definitely a place I'm eager to come back to and try more dishes from the menu!

    From arrival to departure was exceptional. The amuse bouche really set the tone at the chef's…read moretable. It truly blew me away. And from that point on, from first taste, I knew my experience would be exceptional. The service was attentive without being overly attentive, and the chef's were so kind, answering every one of my weird questions about what they were preparing or ingredients that I noticed. I ordered the smoked burrata to start. The balance between the candied pistachio, artichoke pesto, and wagyu cecina really created a well balanced and unexpected dish. The burrata was creamy and the salty and sweet components balanced the aged sherry gastrique and made for an incredible intro to a beautiful performance by the chefs. Next was another small dish, which I wish I remembered the description for (I need to bring a little notebook with me), but it was a perfect segue into the next course, the ibérico presa. Wow. Just wow. White asparagus has got to be one of my favorite vegetables next to artichokes, when done exceptionally well, as they most definitely were. The piquillo peppers and pickled shallots complemented the pork, which was so soft, perfectly. I definitely died and went to heaven at this point in the meal. This is probably when I should've stopped eating because after this point, still pure delight, but my poor stomach was soooooo full. Next was another small bite to lead into my next course, also incredible. Wish I could describe it. My next course was the European sea bass. Now, sea bass is my favorite fish of all time. The perfectly crisp skin, the red onion jam, the spicy sweet balance was perfection. I loved every bite. The olive oil potatoes were a perfect complement. And at this point, I was bursting at the seems... but I still ordered dessert, because you only live once and food is one of the great joys of life. For dessert, I had the crema. The honeycomb on top, the cherries, all leading to a perfect finish. A time was had. Thanks El Five

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    El Five - Dining Room

    Dining Room

    El Five - Lamb Skewers

    Lamb Skewers

    El Five - Juniper Jones cocktail. Don't be a fool and pour in the tonic. Enjoy the infused flavors of the rosemary with the gin.

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    Juniper Jones cocktail. Don't be a fool and pour in the tonic. Enjoy the infused flavors of the rosemary with the gin.

    Mantra cafe - I bet you cannot stop eating our Gobi Manchurian..

    Mantra cafe

    4.7(70 reviews)
    0.8 miSouthwest

    After a full day of visiting the zoo and the Denver Art Museum, we were hungry for dinner. Manta…read moreCafe showed up in my Yelp search and was an easy walk from the museum. Mantra Cafe refers to having "Nepali Indian Fusion Food" and their menu reflects Himalayan items and classic Indian fare. It was a Tuesday evening and there were a handful of customers dining already - mostly couples I noticed. For our party of three, this is what we ordered: * Pani-Puri $8 * Garlic Cilantro Naan $5 * Rogani Lamb $22 * Village Curry Goat $22 * Basmati Rice (complimentary) Everything was very enjoyable with great flavors and we finished it all. I really appreciated that the basmati rice was complimentary. I was definitely curious about their various Mo-Mo items but we were very full with what we got. 4.5 stars

    We came in during a rush--granted with 7 people. We were the second group seated during the rush…read more We were not provided menus even though the other parties were. We patiently waited while other tables that came after us ordered. Others had gotten their food already. We followed up, but they essentially blew us off. We waited over an hour for the food to come out. The food overall was good, but instead of getting the saag dish with lamb, we were given the saag paneer. I asked to pay, and they said got that fixed on the bill. They said they included a 5% discount for the wait, but they didn't say that a 20% tip would already be added. Despite having such POOR service, we still tipped $20.00, not knowing tip had already been included. I went to let them know that they could've have said something about the tip being added. They said it wasn't their intention. And I could've reviewed the receipt but they just put the machine to me and asked me to tap without giving the option to review the bill. Thing is, this is a state govt funded work function, and by state policy, we are not allowed to tip over 20% on meals. Either way, food was good, but service was POOR POOR POOR. Again I understand the circumstances, but you could communicate better and not be so dismissive.

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    Mantra cafe - Our cosy dining area

    Our cosy dining area

    Mantra cafe - Naan tikka taco, comes with chicken or lamb.

    Naan tikka taco, comes with chicken or lamb.

    Mantra cafe - So pretty much every ethnic food in America is fusion.  Write that one down.

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    So pretty much every ethnic food in America is fusion. Write that one down.

    Brutø - Rice + Carrot - koji 'rice cream', carrot + orange jelly

    Brutø

    4.3(147 reviews)
    0.6 miLodo, Northwest

    Elevated tasting menu inspired by Chef Byron's Costa Rican roots. Brutø is inspired by a brutalist,…read moreraw connection with food - and its ambience is reflected. The kitchen, 18-seat dining area and foyer are all one open, neo-industrial space in which concrete and steel are somewhat softened by lighting and splashes of color from food or dishware. They have two groups of seating per evening, one around 5pm and the other at 8pm, which they stagger into 3 groups each so food can be batched and presented appropriately. Everything is thoughtfully curated and choreographed, from the beverage selection to the portions of the plating that you get to see between courses. But the choreography does feel a bit stiff and cold at times. While the maitre'd was lovely, it was harder to engage with the other staff. I generally avoid alcohol pairings (my taste buds get overstimulated after the first few rounds), but I did enjoy my cocktail from the a la carte menu. Through our 7 course tasting menu, we explored a fun fusion of local and Central American cuisines. The bread mentioned in previous reviews is gone, but we traveled from ocean, plains, and forest in various presentations of small plates. Some of the bites seemed less inspired (of course adding pate and caviar is going to feel fancy), but other courses like the red snapper ceviche and chocolate + papaya dessert were playful, tart, and funky. You can tell that sustainability is also a huge part of the consciousness here. Be open minded to different flavor and texture profiles and know that not every dish is meant to please everyone. We ended our meal with a copy of the evening's menu as well as a satchet of house-made spices meant to evoke the essence of this Costa Rican fusion. I appreciated the effort that went into each course's preparation, but I don't know that I would pay for another experience even with a different menu.

    Note that my partner and I dined at Beckon a month prior. We opted for the multi course menu…read more Friendly staff. Well coordinated. But the food was just ok. For $650 (with one alcohol pairing), it could have been better. The only dish that stood out to both of us was the barracuda fish. Everything else was just ok.

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    Brutø - Steelhead trout, kosho, carrot, seeds, tsar Nicoulai caviar

    Steelhead trout, kosho, carrot, seeds, tsar Nicoulai caviar

    Brutø - Koji + Strawberry ( ice cream and Fire Chili )

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    Koji + Strawberry ( ice cream and Fire Chili )

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