jazzy was so nice and she was helpful w our family! 10/10 would rec her anytime !! her kindness was…read moretop noch !

We went here for a staff holiday party and I cannot recommend them enough! When I made the…read morereservation, I was nervous it could fall through due to a prior experience with a different restaurant. This restaurant not only confirmed the reservation via text when I made it, they did another confirmation when the date came closer too. The space they gave us was a little area that was private and spacious! Our server AUSTIN, was amazing. He was so attentive and kind. He kept everyone's tabs separate (which I know is not fun or easy!) and he also allowed me to pay for some appetizers for the staff and have them come out 20 minutes from when I ordered. He made sure everyone had food and drinks and just killed it. Due to Austin's amazing service, the space, and just how clearly organized this restaurant was, we hope to do a few more staff events here because it's an amazing restaurant. I highly recommend this place to anyone! PS: They have a great HH menu of drinks and food too!!!

Service is too good!!!! Food is constantly delicious!!!…read more Really recommend this place for breakfast.

Consistently good - the food, the service. Even the cleanliness of the place! While I haven't…read morebeen "wow-ed" I've never left disappointed. Or hungry. Greek salad, burgers, breakfast - all good! And parking is never an issue. Great staple for West Denver.

Connor is bae! Loved the service and drinks he provided. We will definitely come backread more

T Street is just a hop, skip and a jump away from my office, so when a…read morecolleague suggested lunch out at this new (to us) spot, we headed over to nosh. Nestled within the bustling streets of Belmar, parking can be a little tight. However, there are free lots near and street parking for a small fee. The space itself is sleek, modern and exudes an upscale vibe, one I wasn't expecting from the name alone. Seating is scattered throughout, leather booths with lamps, trendy furniture and cozy nooks for cocktails - the most fun vibe! We were greeted by a woman who brought us to a smallish table in the center of the dining area and our server approached shortly after. She welcomed us, brought us beverages (iced tea for me!) and was complimentary of our orders. When asked if the fries or chips were a better accompaniment to my meal, she said "people like both", which wasn't super helpful, as I was expecting a little more personal taste. She visited us a few times throughout our meal, giving the bill right away - which I found to be a little awkward and making us feel rushed. However, we took our time to enjoy our meals. The menu is huge, and the food is GOOD! I had a hard time narrowing down what I wanted to eat, but settled on the turkey sandwich, which was on the best bread and loaded with everything yummy! The description and picture online didn't match what I received, but it was delicious, nonetheless. My friend opted for a burger on a GF bun, which she seemed to enjoy in that moment. My one pet peeve is when servers don't write down orders - thinking they can remember all the details, despite having multiple tables - and my friend's order came out incorrect. Her fully gluten bun was on her burger and although she had requested a GF bun, we had waited about 30 min for our food and didn't realize until she took the first few bites. Sigh. Pricing is bit high, but inflation, the quality of ingredients and presentation make up for that. Despite my friends' experience, with T Street so close to the office, I can easily see myself returning for another lunch out!

Awesome spot in Lakewood. Great beer selection and great staff! Very kid friendly. Love the patioread more

This place is my go to brewery. Not far from home. Always welcoming and inviting. Staff is great…read moreand patrons are always nice. They have plenty of events and great beer!

Newly appointed Iowa Hawkeye bar!!! Great food, drinks, service, and people. Also perks of it being…read moresuper clean and conveniently located.:)

Almost a hidden treasure! Most hospitable group of people, and excellent food. Our…read morebartender/server, Lisa, was extremely helpful and cordial. She had excellent suggestions and accommodations for our dietary issues (most kind for GF diners especially) . My favorite is the burger -- not the typical lettuce and tomato burger -- super yummy. The entire menu is pretty unique, an adventure. We look forward to returning to this special place soon. It is located across the street from Trader Joe's on Logan, with patio seating and much seating inside. It's not obvious but good to know that they do have parking for diners located across their back alley (enter from Pennsylvania, one block east).

Date night with another couple and were excited to try Briar Common Brewery. First - super cool…read morebuilding. Love the vibes, the interior decor and second floor + outdoor patio options. We didn't take advantage of the patio vibes or rooftop deck with a fire pit, but this is still on our list! While waiting for a table, we cozied up to the bar and ordered drinks. One of the bartenders noticed I ordered the hibiscus margarita and asked me, offhandedly, if I was a fan of spice. Yes, please. With that, he cancelled my order and made me something "not on the menu" but what I called the "Patrick special." So good. Thanks, sir! We ordered burgers and shared their buffalo cauliflower starter. This, my friend, was absolutely amazing. Loved the buffalo spice paired with the bleu cheese. Easy way to enjoy some veggies. And along the same theme, I ordered the Buff and Bleu burger. This was so good, so flavorful and so messy. Don't judge me, but I resorted to using my fork, lol! It was so well balanced. Will have again. Parking here means street parking, but there were plenty of open spots on a Saturday night. The walk was nice. We can't wait to return, maybe on a game day, or maybe to enjoy Sunday brunch on the rooftop. Maybe a sunset for another date night. With this level of yumminess, the possibilities are endless.

We came to Briar Common the day after moving to Denver, and it ended up being exactly the kind of…read morespot we needed after a long weekend of hauling boxes and settling in. Great location, relaxed vibes, especially on a Sunday evening. The beer was solid, but the food stole the show (mostly across the board). Most of our group was happy with their dishes. I had the steak sandwich with a side salad, and the sandwich was top tier. I'm a sucker for a good sandwich, and this one absolutely hit the spot. It was also pretty large, which made it more of a fork-and-knife situation than a handheld one, but no complaints there. A few people in our party upgraded their sides to the sweet potato fries, which were next level. Perfect balance of crispiness with a hint of sweetness that made them stand out. One miss in the group was the mac and cheese; my sister ordered it and wasn't a fan, felt it was too liquidy/runny and underwhelming compared to everything else we tried. Only minor knock overall was that the kitchen was pretty slow, especially considering it wasn't very busy late on a Sunday evening. Not a dealbreaker, but something worth noting if you're in a hurry. Overall, great first Denver meal; good beer, mostly good food, and a relaxed spot that made for a solid welcome to the city.

Food is Always Amaaaaazing!!! Portions are large and prices more than reasonable…read more But we sat on the front patio one Friday afternoon for quite some time before anyone noticed. Ambience is noise from the street.

We went to Colorado Plus for dinner since it was on our way home. Our waitress was really nice! We…read moretried to order 2 beers on tap and they were out of both. The crispy Brussels sprouts had a good flavor but the Brussels were so big that they didn't get very crispy, the bacon was also not super crispy which was disappointing. The burgers were good, a little smaller than expected. Also, only one stall in the woman's bathroom worked and it was out of soap. Overall this place was fine but I can't say we'll be back.

Dive bar that plays metal, has amazing food, great drinks, and immaculate vibes…read more Surprised at the amount of people that showed up on a Monday night. The bar area was basically full. For drinks, The bartender was able to use well tequila to make a delicious marg. The Gwarled Cheese is a must get. It was the best grilled cheese I've ever had in my life. There was cheese toasted onto the outside of the bread. And inside there's more cheese, pork belly, and tomato sauce. I haven't been able to stop thinking about it. The tots were also perfectly crispy!

Food was not bad overall; with absolutely great waffle sweet potatoes as a must. The location is a…read moreconvenient one with dedicated parking and then easy enough seating on a normal day. Various TVs for bar fare or a whole movie wall give you something to stare at. The worst part of the whole bar being the overbearing heaviness and volume of their Brutal music line. It works for the theme but detracts a lot to my taste. Everything else was fine, akin to a step above a townie bar. Probably good for anyone needing something out of norm.

Great spot - especially before seeing a show next door at the paramount theater. The waitress even…read moreasked what time the show was to make sure everything was timed perfectly. My little planner heart very much appreciated that. My dirty martini was perfection. Fritomisto (sp?) to start was very very yummy My steak and fries was exceptional - the cut of steak was great! Our waitress was so sweet and attentive. She LOVES hockey and shared some fun Avs stats with us since the game was on too which was fun :) Also highly recommend making a reservation.

We ate here before seeing a show at the Paramout. I loved this place before when it was Marlowe's…read more(MANY year ago!) so maybe I went with high expectations? The building itself is beautiful so there is a star for that and the cowboy art on the wall. We ordered some whiskey drinks that did not dissapoint. The Peacemaker is very booz forward, while the Big Blue Bear is milder. Our service was nice and quick. We decided to start with an app of Artichoke dip. It came out in a skillet, but was not very hot. The cheese on top was not melted and I had to use a knife and fork to cut it up rather than dip bread in it. It was tasty all the same but would have been much better and more enjoyable had it been thorougly cooked. This put us off a bit, so we opted to skip the entree and go straight for dessert. The Burbon Peach Crumble is also served in a skillet, and - you guessed it - also lukewarm. It made for a very dense hard to spoon out experience. If it had been hot like one would expect in a skillet, I believe it would have been better. The photos on their website look really great and the two dishes I mentioned look like they are cooked much better than what we recevied. Maybe we just had an off night, I am not sure. I am uncertain if we are up for trying again....