Our waiter was very attentive and competent, but not overly present. The cocktails were very fun…read moreand tasty. I got a sampler of several kinds of meatballs that were delicious! My husband's pasta and meatballs was also great!

My guy raved so much about this place that he took me with him on his second visit. And, I see…read morewhy. First, the space! Loved all the dining options and gorgeous bar. I always appreciate when it's apparent that thought and detail went into the design and decor of a place. It's nice to look at nice things, lol. The staff were great as well - service was fast, efficient and friendly. This is the trifecta in a great experience. We stuck with ordering the meatballs - because he was so incredibly impressed on his first visit, and despite only rec'g four meatballs, these were hearty. We took some to go, so don't be fooled into thinking it's not enough food! The classic beef balls and bread was tasty - the marinara sauce was seasoned well and perfect to scoop with with the bread. Man, I see why he fell in love. We had cheesy fries as well - which was a little bit of a work of art, truly, with a gorgeous egg on top. It's the little things - esp those that you might not expect but end up being everything. Yep we will def make the drive to be back. What a great find!

This place was so cool. The staff were super friendly. We had a reservation on Valentines & got…read morethere earlier in the night & it seemed like the perfect time for excellent service. Our waiter was on top of it & kind. The views are beautiful. We got sat inside, but definitely ventured outside to catch the sunset. The mocktails we tried were delicious. The food is more appetizers style & portions, but hit the spot as well

After a quick dinner at a nearby restaurant, we came here for a few drinks and of course, the much…read moretalked about view. Despite the current ratings of less than 4 stars, I somehow was determined that this place would not disappoint. And my hunch was right; it didn't. We did make a reservation ahead of time. Upon arriving, we were asked if we wanted to sit inside or outside to which we said inside (for a mid-October evening, the temperature outside was decent and yet we weren't sure about sitting outside the whole time. We made the right call. Occasionally the cool breeze came in from the side door at the bar (as it was left open; they said once closed it locks so it would inconvenience the people out in the open deck area to leisurely come in) and it felt a bit cold to our liking.) Inside was lively. The beautiful modern-looking lounge was filled with all kinds of chitchat by other guests. Our conversation was sometimes canceled by it where we had to talk into our ears but we certainly didn't mind it. Yes, the ambiance is what you come here for. He got the Juicy Bits IPA and I got the French red blend (Grenache and Cote du Rhone). We browsed the food section in the menu. Some looked interesting but we ended up not ordering anything as even though we ate lightly at the first restaurant we were still quite full from it. Our waiter (young male, I believe his name was Payton) was busting his bottom. When he was at our table taking our order he said he was pretty much the only one who was assisting with the guests in the main indoor area. He occasionally got help from his colleague. It appeared to be an understaffed night. We completely understood. Payton, you were pleasant to us; thank you. We truly enjoyed our drinks. FYI - Juicy Bits IPA is not on tap so even though they poured it into a glass the server couldn't pour everything into it so he brought the can as well (btw, it's a 16oz can.) As much as I enjoyed my bold red wine his IPA stole the spotlight at our table. He is a beer guy and he couldn't help but taking a photo of the can for future purposes/purchase. Juicy Bits is a local craft beer made in Greeley. Quite refreshing beer indeed. Well, we sat in our comfy couch for an extended period of time from 6:30 to 9pm. We both stepped outside to the open deck area for a quick view earlier in our dining experience. And we must say that this is one of the best rooftop restaurants we've been to in the Denver area. We shall be back.

Came here with my friend and we really enjoyed the place! Plenty of seating despite them being…read morepacked and they had so many unique items in the menu! I really enjoyed my Vietnamese coffee with the ube foam. Sooo tasty. The charcuterie board was also fantastic and too much for two people (a great problem to have.) And this is coming from a cheese addict who would rarely leave cheese behind. Definitely would come back again and try other items. Too much fun for one sitting!

Fabulous place to treat yourself! I stopped in here on a weekday afternoon to work and wish I would…read morehave went earlier in the day. THE COFFEE IS STRONG! And that is an ultimate compliment, strong coffee is what I need in my life. However, I drank it in the afternoon and then went to go work out and woohoo, that was wild. All the energy! Friendly staff who let me try the egg tiramisu foam when I was indecisive. Sure happy I did because that's what I got on my coffee and it was a nice sweet treat. Lots of seating to work but limited outlets to plug in and charge. Echoey space and louder music so pass if you're trying to work and have calls. I would come here again to work or stop by on a weekend for one of their coffee flights!

Me and my girlfriends came for happy hour and it has a great vibe with delicious food. Every dish…read morewas delicious and the staff were so kind and attentive. Overall amazing experience!

Our family loves this restaurant - the food is delicious, the staff is gracious - we come here…read moreevery week.

The food is wonderful and the service is excellent. I am telling all of my friends about this…read moreplace. The owner is also the head chef apparently and this as authentic as it gets. I felt like I was at a friend's house, not only eating but also visiting. ​

It's definitely a surprise place for our family. The service was super good! The wait event was…read moretelling us jokes and very welcoming. The dish portion is huge. If you are not that hungry, you can order a dish and appetizer to share for 2 people. Everything tastes amazing! Everything has a strong flavor. Nothing is plain. The restaurant even has photo wall for your ins pictures. Super cute.

I'm a little torn on this place. Their Happy Hour is great. But I despise companies that charge…read moreback of house fees and credit card fees. It may seem petty, but it irks me. Ok, back to what you care about, their Happy Hour. For two people we got an Americano Taco, Nachos w/ Chicken, Guacamole, ceviche, and margaritas. The margaritas, for being at a Mexican restaurant, were passable. The mango margarita tasted a little like mango, like a Lacroix version of a mango margarita. This was the least enticing of what we ordered. The Americano Taco was a classic white person taco. Hard shell. Ground beef. Nothing too crazy. It was a taco. The ceviche had delicious plantain chips, which I love, to accompany it and the striped bass. In addition there was pineapple and sweet potato. My problem with the ceviche was that there wasn't a lot of fish in it. The guacamole was well mixed and flavored. Served with potato tortilla chips was nice and they were nice and salty. The best part, the nachos with cochinita pibil were flavorful, filling, and cheesy. I was the most happy with the nachos choice for HH so if you're looking for a good happy hour deal come for the nachos.

TLDR great flavor, slow service…read more Drinks, appetizers, and dessert all took a while. Ironically the entrees were the only thing that came out pretty speedy. Chips/guac were pretty good, but they didn't give us enough guac to match the serving of chips. They also make their own chips, and she said they're supposed to have a floral note, but tbh I wasn't getting much of that. No big deal. Pescado frito tacos were delicious, but I absolutely hate when restaurants pile the ingredients really high in the center of the taco. I guess they do it for presentation, but it's so impractical, and a pain to eat. I tried spreading it out to the sides, but I shouldn't need to do that in the first place; I should just be able to enjoy my food. Everything was inevitably spilling out, and it just wasn't a great experience. Tres leches cake was great. No gripes there. Peach mocktail was extremely sharp; I tasted way more lemon than anything fruity. Ambience is quite nice and comforting. Good view upstairs too.

I came to the bar and got a sandwich, fries, and beer before a doctor's appointment next door. This…read moreplace - it's good. It's great. It's fantastic.

A group of 5 of us chose Metropolitan Grill for our monthly lunch get together. We were greeted and…read moreseated right away. Our server, TJ was prompt and friendly and made sure we had everything we needed. The bacon on my sandwich came out almost raw and he quickly brought out new, more cooked, bacon. All of us enjoyed our lunch very much. The restaurant is bright and airy. They have a great patio area that would be perfect for warmer weather. The only downside of our visit was that our table was never cleared even though we had already boxed our leftovers and paid our checks. There were only a few other tables seated so I'm not sure why that happened. I will definitely be going back because they have so many favorites on the menu.

1UP DTC is really cool place. It's 15 minutes from my home and it's nice to go to this location…read moreinstead of driving all the way downtown to the Colfax location or 1UP LoDo. I love that there's free parking and plenty of it since it's in the DTC. The bartenders make some pretty damn good drinks. I enjoyed my spicy margarita. There's not enough space to enjoy all of the arcade games because my friend and I felt very squished in towards Galaga and Qbert. The biggest downfall is having to buy tokens to play the games instead of just using quarters. I've never tried the food at any of the 1UP locations. I've been to this location twice now and I will be back.

I really liked the concept of this place. It seemed like the owners were trying to make this an…read moreadult version of Dave and Busters. Despite this, if you go anytime during the afternoon/early evening, you'll have plenty of kids there which are supposed to be supervised by their parents but nobody really abided by that rule. All of the games were about the same price you'd find at any arcade. The selection of games were a little underwhelming and all of the claw machines and prize games ran off of a pay-out which meant it wouldn't let you win until it got enough money in it which I thought was pretty lame. The bar itself had some nice deals. If you're looking for a spot to enjoy a beverage and play some games, this place seems like a hit or miss. Also, for an arcade with lots of kids, the amount of vulgar drawings and language in the restrooms were very off-putting. I feel like this place does really well in their other location in downtown Denver, but in Greenwood Village, it is out of place, and just doesn't hit the mark.

Randomly stumbled upon this charming new establishment. Love at first site. The vibe is very…read moreEuropean feel. But with southern hospitality service! I need to meet the owner... I believe we must be foodie soulmates. Such an eclectic menu with paninis, traditional French, and the biggest charcuterie selection I've ever s

This was our first time here and came across it when in the area and search "wine bar". We saw…read morethere was a happy hour from 3-6 PM, so we stopped by. This is a cute place in a strip mall. We were immediately sat on the patio around 5:45 PM. We were greeted and given "welcome bubbles". What a nice touch. After about 5 minutes, we were finally given menus. Other people were sat around us, so we waited to ask for the happy hour menu. We ordered the chef's choice charcuterie, a cocktail, and a glass of wine. The drinks and board were yum, but not quite a wine bar as there were very limited option by the glass. Also, we had to ask for plates and silverware where this is a basic item. While deciding on dinner, we were approached a couple times by the 2 servers in the section. One was friendly, the other, not so much, rather indifferent and made us feel a little uncomfortable and not very welcome. This kind of set the tone for the rest of our night. We ordered the "family share" chateaubriand. We realize this is an expensive cut, but the portion is definitely not a sharing cut, around 4 oz. It is closer to a single entree. When it arrived, the plate was cold, like the meat was lukewarm and the cauliflower was ice cold. Again, we had to ask for silverware and plates for this "family style shareable" plate. We brought the cauliflower temperature up with the server and got new cauliflower after we were done with the rest of the meal. Also, I sat with an empty wine glass and no one stopped to ask if I needed another glass. When the servers did stop by, it was a short interaction and we never even had a chance to ask before they were already walking away. We saw so many people come in and out that they must be doing something right, but for us, our experience was mediocre. If our meal would have been the correct temperature (it was well prepared, just cold) and better execution on the service, we may have had a better experience.

Was looking for something to do on our last afternoon in Denver. I took my craft-inclined 11 yo to…read morethe 3pm session. We had an absolute blast! The place is a perfect maker's space and the drinks were yummy too. Jay and Alexia were perfect hosts. Plus our take home crafts are so cute! We will be back.

This was such a fun and unique place to get together for an evening with friends! I love the idea…read moreof providing craft kits, and I was impressed by the number of different options! I did the wine bottle tumblers and I was really happy with how they came out, although most of the craft time ended up being spent sanding! The staff members were all super friendly and helpful, and I enjoyed my pineapple palm reader mocktail!