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    Goudys Deli & Market - My veggie sandwich on a freshly baked crispy baguette has all kinds of goodness!!

    Goudys Deli & Market

    4.4(28 reviews)
    1.7 mi•Washington Park, Southeast

    3.5 Stars. Went here…read moreper some recommendations on Reddit. I went with 2 sandwiches, The Brooklyn (Pastrami and Swiss cheese with pickles and a red sauce (thousand island ish), on a pretzel bun) and a Parisian (Ham, pickles and butter) on a baguette. The sandwiches were pretty tasty. A bit skimp on the meat though. The bread was great! Best part of the sandwich, for sure. They weren't super expensive either, $14.00 and $11.00. Not bad. I would come back and try other sandwiches if I lived nearby.

    MAINLY REVIEWING SANDWICH EXPERIENCE:…read more I'm not sure what's happening to me at these fancy places close to where I live, but this sandwich at Goudy's Deli SUCKED. Yes, I get it, you have fancy bread and meats, but when you serve customers a sandwich with A VERY-HARD-TO-BITE BREAD it makes you never want to order there again. Maybe the Lord did me a favor by making me realize how pointless it is to eat out nowadays. Ordered the Club sandwich and realized I make a WAY BETTER one at home. Hey, at least I don't serve myself a sandwich with hard ass bread. Maybe I should be thankful? Note to self: don't waste money on food that hurts your teeth and roof of your mouth. Ambience? Definitely for rich, lazy people who don't know good food. Too quiet inside. Definitely NOT for cool people who have personality and are loud. Like Italians.

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    Goudys Deli & Market - Dining area close to the door facing the parking lot

    Dining area close to the door facing the parking lot

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    Goudys Deli & Market - Groceries against the wall

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    Alteño - Elote jalapeño corn bread with truffle butter - OMG

    Alteño

    4.5(99 reviews)
    2.6 mi•Cherry Creek, Southeast

    Stopped in here for a late dinner with a friend as the kitchen serves until 11:30 pm most nights…read more The space is the one that once held Departures and some other interim restaurant. I'd imagine based on the folks involved and the quality of the meal I had that this concept should stick in the space. As is customary for me when I eat late, I ate at the bar; service from the bar staff was excellent, and the Somm stopped by to help with wines. I'd be remiss if I also did not mention that the people watching was spectacular. Food-wise, the Ostiones and Carne Apache were excellent, as was the corn bread and the Carne Asada. Honestly, the only thing that was kind of a miss is no longer on the menu, which was an al pastor dish that was too big and very muddled.

    I want to give this a great overall, but some of the dishes were amazing, while some were…read moreforgettable, hence the good. I've been in this space a few times before, so it's the same. Nice ambiance. Service was fine. The boys loved all the cocktails, and I loved the wine list. We started with the tostada and the carne. Both amazing, but truly not shareable. We each got like ah fork full. We got the stuffed mushroom, though a friend had recommended the stuffed avocado, which I would have rather tried. The mushroom was completely flattened, so I guess if you consider that stuffed, it was... It was forgettable otherwise. I know we got two of the bigger dishes, chicken was definitely one, and maybe the lamb shank? The chicken was good as were the abundance of fries, but it was SUPER salty. I'm sure we got dessert but I can't remember what it was now. I would go back for sure and just get the tostada and a main, all to myself haha.

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    Restaurant area

    Alteño - Kanpachi tosado

    Kanpachi tosado

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    Queso

    Quality Italian

    Quality Italian

    4.0(750 reviews)
    2.6 mi•Cherry Creek, Southeast
    •$$$
    Full bar
    Gluten-free friendly

    I went again but this time for dinner. It was only one other friend and myself and we were…read moreunfortunately sat at the corner back end of the restaurant. It wouldn't have been an issue except there was zero ventilation in that spot and it was so hot! I'm not taking this against the establishment as we were more than able to request another table, BUT, they were packed on this Friday evening---rightly so. The food was spectacular! I got the filet mignon, as a recommendation from my friend. Beautifully tender. We also got the brussel sprouts at his behest. The star of that night wwas the octopus though. $16 for this beautiful dish. I'm kicking myself the day after for not listening to my gut and just ordering a second serving. We got the whipped ricotta with Colorado honey and some bread on the side. It was hard not to look at other table's dishes. I'm coming back to try their cacio a pepe. When I went here for brunch, the servers would usually clean our table in between courses. This was not the case last night. I'm, once again, not taking this against this establishment because they reported being understaffed today and had apologized profusely. I would come here again and again.

    $240 after tip for 4 Negroni's and one shared Chicken Parm Pizza. NO appetizers. NO dessert…read more The worst part was being charged $12 for bottled water after I specifically said we wanted tap water. We didn't even drink it. This isn't Disneyland. Don't bring people a $12 bottle they didn't order and quietly add it to the bill. I'm a bartender. A Negroni uses an ounce each of gin, Campari, and sweet vermouth. Even using Monkey 47, the ingredient cost is only $3 per drink, yet these were $25 each, plus a 20% tip. That's a 900% increase!!!! 900% An $88 pizza, $25 cocktails, and a forced $12 water is absurd. Restaurants can charge what they want, but customers deserve transparency. This is exactly why people are eating out less.

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    Quality Italian
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    Le Colonial - Ribs

    Le Colonial

    4.0(120 reviews)
    2.6 mi•Cherry Creek, Southeast

    We stopped here for lunch on my birthday, and it was great! Service was attentive and kind. Perfect…read morebalance of checking in but also leaving us to chat. Beautiful interior, moody and peaceful. Smattering of people hanging at the bar and a few seated at tables around 2 PM. Food was amazing! I liked everything! Egg rolls were recommended to be wrapped in the lettuce, add the pickled onion and carrot, jalepeño, and dipped in the fish sauce. Beef ravioli is not what I expected, but it was super flavorful, especially the greens that it was resting on. The chicken stirfry also was very flavorful, and I loved the onions and bell peppers on it. We also got a side of greens with cabbage and bok choy, which was a nice addition to the stirfry. I think it's hard to mess up a lychee martini, and they were delicious. We finished with the tapioca pudding, which I have never had before. You're able to pour the crema on top yourself. It was a great size because we were stuffed after the lunch, and I really enjoyed it. Can't wait to return.

    The minute you walk in you feel like you step into a different country. From the staff to the…read morelayout of the restaurant, it really doesn't feel like you're in Denver. Staff are very friendly and take care of their customers. Always refilling water and tiding up your table. They provided my partner with a hook for her purse which I have never seen before. We dined on the patio which I HIGHLY recommend. Definitely made a difference with the ambiance. Green beans and beef ravioli for starters were delicious. Chicken curry was flavorful with the perfect amount of spice. Salmon came out a little undercooked which was disappointing, but the atmosphere is worth the price you're going to pay! Lychee Martini is also a very good choice for picky drinkers like my spouse.

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    Le Colonial - Interior dining room

    Interior dining room

    Le Colonial - Beef Ravioli

    Beef Ravioli

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    Olive & Finch - Wine & Mediterranean Board on Happy Hour

    Olive & Finch

    3.9(420 reviews)
    2.7 mi•Cherry Creek, Southeast
    •$$

    Friendly Service, and the funniest breakfast... like ever! The Lyon Tartine was the showstopper!read more

    Very disappointing experience, especially considering how often we used to come here…read more The menu has changed, and unfortunately not for the better. The portions have become noticeably smaller, including the Lions, which used to be one of the reasons we enjoyed coming here. The value simply isn't what it used to be. But the main reason for this one-star review is what happened with one of the servers. My wife and I were sitting at one table and placed our order. A more attractive table became available, and since the restaurant has open seating, we moved there. Our original table was directly behind me. My wife noticed that our server -- a woman with green hair -- was looking for us with our order. I turned around and tried to get her attention, but she didn't hear me even though she was standing about an arm's length away. I reached out with one finger and briefly touched her side to get her attention and indicate that we were sitting right there and that the order was ours. She brought the food to our table, and at that point everything seemed completely normal. Then, some time later, a manager came over with another employee and told us that we needed to leave the restaurant. We were completely confused and had no idea what was happening. We were then told that the server claimed I had grabbed her from behind. That accusation was absolutely shocking and completely inconsistent with what actually happened. I was sitting at the table with my wife, and the only physical contact was a brief touch on her side with one finger to get her attention because she couldn't hear me. What is especially disappointing is that this apparently wasn't properly addressed afterward. We continued to think about the situation because it was an extremely uncomfortable and humiliating experience. We used to spend approximately $140-$230 per visit here, depending on how many people we came with. We were regular customers and genuinely enjoyed this place. Unfortunately, after this experience, we will not be coming back. One star.

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    Olive & Finch - Overview of the bar

    Overview of the bar

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    Close up of Cinnamon Rolls on a plate

    Olive & Finch - Close up of Cinnamon Rolls on a plate

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    Close up of Cinnamon Rolls on a plate

    Ruby's Market - gourmet - Updated October 2026

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