Love coming here for a fancy, special occasion cocktail. The menu totally changed since the last…read moretime we'd been in, which was fun to see a bunch of new cocktails! I got the PERSIMMON, which had such depth of flavor and felt so swanky. My husband got one of the seasonal specials - Major Oak - which was great, too. Love the atmosphere - dim lights, plant propagations and also beautiful bathroom (weird thing to say but loved the hand soap in the bathroom!).

My sister lives in Denver and took me here for after dinner cocktails. I loved the tree inspired…read moredrinks and the ambience is nice and cozy. The drinks were imaginative and we're also interesting. This was a nice introduction to the Denver cocktail scene and I would recommend it

Popped in here after a concert up the road and the vibe was perfect. The staff was genuinely warm…read moreand welcoming, and I had no trouble getting a drink and finding a table. They've got a solid tequila selection and mini Modelos, which was a nice surprise. It's those little touches that make a neighborhood bar worth coming back to. Definitely adding this to my rotation!

My Boy Tony is a cocktail bar sitting pretty in the heart of Tennyson Street. They serve beer,…read morewine, and cocktails. They don't serve food, though you're able to bring in food if you'd like. I remember when Bookbar occupied this space many moons ago. I used to like that place a lot. Well, I'm also beginning to like the new life My Boy Tony has brought here. It caters to a younger crowd, whether you're bar hopping on Tennyson with a group or looking for a spot to take a hot date. For better and worse, it's a neighborhood bar at its core. The most shocking thing is how they transformed the space from the previous tenants. It has a beautiful open layout with nice furniture and design. The bartenders are generally friendly and prices are in line with similar cocktail bars in Denver. The few times I've been here I've been in a cocktail mood. Negronis and Old Fashioneds are made well and are slow sippers I enjoy. They do have a nice selection of wines that I'll have to try when it tickles my fancy. The only hiccups here for me are some really long wait times for drinks. They usually have two bartenders and sometimes it gets really backed up. No one is running the floor when I've been there bussing and wiping down tables. Though I understand with a location here it can go from being empty to completely slammed in a matter of minutes! If you're looking for a cool, comfortable bar without the pretentiousness or judgment, check out My Boy Tony.

This is the cutest cozy lounge. Keller Williams Realtor had their Award Ceremony here. I attended…read morethe ceremony with my daughter who is a KW Realtor. It was splendid and the food was delicious. Very enjoyable afternoon. Wonderful Award Ceremony!

Great Friday night bar to catch up with friends! The staff were so friendly and helped us get a…read morebigger table for our group when the bar was crowded. Definitely recommend the Mint Paloma

Crows nest is the best cocktail bar on Tennyson - by far, we have tried them all. It is a gem in…read morethe numerous options in Berkley, Sunnyside, and Highlands. The vibes are unmatched as you'll have a great conversation with Drew, Kim, or any other bartenders. There are a ton of TVs, but the ambience is also fantastic for the ladies. It is a place that fits all occasions. Dudes night, ladies night, date night... literally anything. Crows nest is known for their espresso martini and other craft cocktails. If anything, come for the drinks, vibe, and a good time. It will be your go to weekend cocktail spot or pre-dinner drink location. It won't disappoint!

Stopped in while perusing Tennyson - we were drawn in by the rooftop seating and espresso martini…read moresign. While we ended up getting different drinks, I have no doubt the espresso martini is yummy. My husband went for the Old Fashioned and I opted for As the Crow Flies - both were very tasty. Not cheap though - about $14 a pop. They had a wide beer selection and a few NA options, which I'm looking forward to trying as they sounded good. The bartender was friendly and skilled. We ended up sitting inside because it was a bit too hot for us, but others were on the patio and it did have ample seating and shade; will likely be lovely in a few weeks. The decor inside was clean with comfortable seating and a variety of bar seats and low tables. They also had virtual golf - an interesting mix. My one complaint is the amount of televisions. It had the amount I'd expect at a sports bar but way above sports bar prices. They could get away with removing 1-2 and still catering to the same crowd while appealing to those (like me) who don't want to have to sit in a corner and strategically place the chairs just to not have to look at a screen.

Absolutely loved trying out the new bar in this space! Great service at the bar, and stunning…read moreatmosphere. Food and drinks were delicious too!

I visit Denver quite often and was on the hunt for a new spot to grab a drink before heading to the…read more13th Floor "Love Bites" attraction. That's when I came across Dearly Departed and I'm so glad I did. We arrived right when they opened at 5pm and were able to walk in and be seated immediately. The speakeasy is tucked into the underground portion of the restaurant, which adds to the charm. The space is beautifully decorated, moody, intimate, and effortlessly upscale. It truly sets the tone the moment you walk down. We ordered two spritzes and a charcuterie board, and both exceeded expectations. The drinks were refreshing, perfectly balanced, and felt elevated without being overcomplicated. But the real star was the charcuterie board. For $20, it was an incredible value, stacked with a variety of meats, cheeses, fresh veggies, nuts, and peppers. The freshly grilled bread was a standout touch, and the portions were more than generous. Every bite felt thoughtfully curated, and there was something new and delicious in every corner of the board. Between the ambiance, the quality of the drinks, and the impressive food, Dearly Departed delivered an experience that felt both cozy and refined. I'd absolutely recommend checking it out for the atmosphere alone. I'm already looking forward to going back and trying more from their menu.

We have an amazing neighborhood haunt that feels both upscale and warm and inviting…read more Happy hour is absolutely worthwhile- peep the menu and you'll see a quality selection of cocktails and wine and snacks for an affordable price. Had the Weber Ranch Hibiscus-Rita: the salt rim was an unexpectedly good salt/sugar/ citrus combo and the margarita was smooth and well crafted. This place reminds me of European cafes- coffee in the morning and wine/cocktails at night. A humble flex for this area.

A perfect post workout spot or working remotely! The coffee was really good. The atmosphere is cozy…read moreand the people who work there are so friendly, especially with their regulars. You can tell they care for their people and quality customer service! A really awesome spot to check out!

What a delight! I've been reading about this restaurant for a while and decided to give it a shot…read more Am I ever happy that I did! It's a welcoming open dining area - not too big. It can get loud as it fills up, but not overly so. The stars of the night were the service and food! Delightfully irreverent but never forgetting that this is an elevated experience. The service was amazing. Friendly, fun, helpful and ever present. The food though was AMAZING. We opted for the walk with us where you pick the main & then you get all the apps & deserts on the menu. Absolute heaven! We had the Halibut and the pork belly Bo SSAM (lettuce wraps). Both were to die for! But another star of the show was the shaken chef rice. It's hard to explain, but made for one of the most surprisingly amazing things I've eaten in a while. Then the evening ended with red miso ice cream with chocolate shell, banana brule and other wonderful toppings. This place deserves their Michelin recognition for sure!

Honest dine in review: Hey Michelin guide.... Can we get them a star? 5/5 would come just back for…read morethe Shaken rice.... Found this location listed in the Michelin guide and thought... let's try it out? On the third story it's not your average restaurant set up... we were seated next to the kitchen where we got to see the magic! Johny was our waiter who was absolutely killing it! He and his whole staff were engaged, checking in, and even the chefs were bringing us our plates right to our table! Absolutely just one of the best experiences as we order the "Walk With Us" for 2. Walk with us: 5/5 Banchan style servings or tapas as I'm so used to... are ways of giving you the chefs vision of a story they want to paint with food. A taste so unique that I will say... only gets better as you keep going down this experience. Starters throughout the experience have so much flavor and textures that complement each other. The entrees... they get so much better.... Short rib Wagyu galbi that's so scrumptious and a Korean fried chicken that's crispy as can be with a perfectly cooked chicken through and through that's moist and just the perfect definition of a k-fried chicken! I would say my top 3 favorite bites would be: 1. Shaken rice 2. Oyster mushrooms 3. Entree meet: (chicken & beef) tied The chef who brought us the shaken rice explained the meaning behind the dish and what was in it... the back story is so wholesome and unique that it leaves you heartfelt and just happy to be sharing this experience. The oyster mushrooms have so much flavor... you would need to have them because. They mimic beef so well and they have been seasoned to perfection! Entrees.... Yes! They're that good! They will be a challenge to eat because everything else around you is also super good!!! The only thing I wish I would have tried would have been the milk rolls as they looked so good.... Also, he aware that there is a service charge for the walk with us as it is a full show and display of food. Think of it as a tip, but don't be scared to show them some extra love as it's well worth a star in my book. I hope they get one and I can come back and celebrate it! The venue was lively and everyone was so nice! 5/5 this is what you look for in an experience!

Ambience and service were amazing. I would not recommend the mango spritz. It comes in a can and…read moreit's wayyyy too sweet.

This is like your friendly neighborhood dive bar, except elevated, and with such a chic grown…read morefeeling. A friend sent me a flyer that a local DJ was having an all vinyl set here with funk, jazz, hip-hop and soul - some of my favorite genres and hard to find, especially in vinyl in Denver, where electronic dance music is a bigger culture I had the best time, the music was great. I even introduced myself to the DJ as someone who moved here recently and began following his Instagram so that I can come to other nights like this. The cocktails were delicious and very unique, I can guarantee you've never seen a sour cream and onion martini on a menu before. I don't have big enough balls for that yet so I opted for a guava sour and was so delighted at what I got. They use a Pea foam instead of egg whites and I could not tell the difference. The guava flavor was so strong and present, perfectly balanced for the drink. I also tried the infante -- or at least a version of it, I asked if there was any way to make it the same as the sour with the foam, and our server told us the bartender would whip me up a unique concoction that was similar to that. It was such an original drink. Everything was so yummy. The place is in a perfect little corner spot tucked away in Sunnyside, residential, but feels fun. Definitely can't wait to come back.

Wow, love this spot! We came up from Denver for the afternoon. The bar is so bright but cozy, and…read morethey have a great deck in the sun. I had the Commodore (old fashioned) and the Clifford Griffin. Both were fantastic, but the Clifford was one of the better cocktails I've ever had. Wow. Grant, our bartender, was crushing it. There were a lot of people coming in, but he served up speedy drinks while chatting with us.

Hidden gem off exit 226 and worth the stop. Cozy, unique…read morecocktail bar with welcoming staff. They are also on InKind.

Gluten free, celiac, family friendly, delicious, poutine. Drinks on point. Everything on the menu…read moreis gluten free. I dreamt about this place after the first time. My husband is obsessed.

Life is short. So, when you decide that you want a burger for lunch, and when you've got the time…read moreon your schedule; and when you have the ability to do it . . . shouldn't you not just settle for a burger you know's going to be okey, but shouldn't you make the effort to search out what might be an exceptional burger? Sure you should. So I had the time to drive 20+ minutes from work to get to the northside to try out the Little Wolf's burger bar located inside the establishment and called the "Flip & Howl Burger Kitchen." (Don't ask me why.) I made the drive mainly because I'd asked AI where some of the best burgers were in Denver area and one of the answers (when I asked for "quality ingredients") was "Little Wolf/Flip & Howl Burger Kitchen." Made the drive for the Durango-sourced Colorado Wagyu beef/cheese burger that cost just a bit more than $10 a pop. Rating right up at almost a perfect 5 stars, the drive was worth it. And what made it so great? Not just the burger, but because as soon as I walked in the proprietor's first words were, "Want an ice cream cone on us?" While I thought it must have been because of my stylish aplomb and in-command presence . . . turns out everyone gets the same offer. (What a great marketing idea:). Took my burger, which by the way, tasted great, but of course ate my soft ice cream teaser cone first. Turned out to be a fine idea. End result? When you're looking for a great place for a blue-collar burger at an extremely reasonable price be sure to make the drive to the northside to give Little Wolf's a bite. Sign me punningly yours, David M