I always, always, ALWAYS make it a point to visit Somebody People whenever I'm in Denver. It is…read morehands down my favorite restaurant, and it never disappoints! The food is incredible, the drinks are great, and I love how veggie-forward everything is since the entire menu is plant-based. We ordered the risotto, tubetti pasta, focaccia, and several other dishes to share, and everything was absolutely delicious. Their drinks are also so good and super cute! The service is always fantastic, and the inside of the restaurant is cute and inviting. You truly can't go wrong here! I literally make it a point to always come here when I visit Denver, and you should too!

I came across information about the Sunday Supper on a whim while visiting Denver and am so glad we…read moredecided to try it out! The place is super cute inside, and we absolutely loved all of the food! The menu was super creative and delicious, service was excellent, and the owner was so friendly and awesome to chat with. The entire experience far exceeded our expectations, and I was majorly impressed with the quality and creativity of the meal for only $42. All 4 of us (3 omnivores included) left completely satisfied. I also love their zero waste initiative! Can't wait to come back the next time we're in Denver!

Stopped by for a little snack and got a nice table on the patio, they have it in the front, covered…read moreand shady, and perfect on a hot day. The staff seems to work as a team, it was a weeknight so there weren't that many tables. We got the guacamole dip and it was to die for, the perfect blend of seasoning and lime, just chunky enough. We also got the chorizo queso dip, which was so good too, although I expected it to have the meat cooked and on top of the queso. I wish there was a little bit more meat, but the flavors were phenomenal.

Such a cute bar. Walking in the vibes are immaculate…read more Came for happy hour. Got the daiquiri, very strong rum taste. Very strong drink too. Was a melon daiquiri but none of the melon came through. Also got the queso and guacamole off the HH menu. Tasted good at the time but made me and my friends feel incredibly nauseous after.

Very cute spot for drinks or a quick bit. Its very bright, light and airy inside. We took some…read morephotos and had to have some cute cocktails for them. Perfect for what we needed. I look forward to coming back and actually sitting down for a meal.

Staying 3 nights at the Jacquard and enjoying my $30 daily credit at the Narrative restaurant…read more First night - chicken avo chop salad (solid) 2nd night - happy hour - pork belly sliders (great portion - too sweet) - whipped burrata (solid, would taste better w pita or something bready and not chips) 3rd night - TBD What I enjoyed most as a hotel guest is how my server, Anthony, made me feel right at home with his attentive service and fun conversation. He clearly knows his job, gave me honest insight on the food and made me feel right at home away from home. Thanks Anthony!

This is a review for happy hour! It's from 3-6 at the bar and 3-5 at the tables. We sat on the…read morecovered little patio and it was great. Service was good and there are a solid selection of items happy hour menu. We tried the wings (yum!), the guac, the croquetas (interesting?), the tostadas (delicious but small). The happy hour frozen cocktail was a tasty blue concoction presented beautifully. And of course, had to finish with the churros. It wasn't a busy evening so they kindly allowed us to hang out at the table and linger after closing our check. Coming here is always great!

Fried nigiri appetizer was pretty good. It was fried rice on the bottom, and creamy meat on top…read more Bottom didn't have much flavor, so the top carried there. Wagyu tartare was also good, but you need to make sure you're including some bread in every bite, otherwise you'll blow your head with mustard. Horchata was delicious. Food took a while. I know it was dinner rush, but I feel like similar establishments don't take as long.

We came here after dinner and was sat promptly. This is inside a hotel near the stadium and so…read morethere is some street parking and garages around. Very cute inside, lounge and bar seating and easy to chat. Loved the decor and their pearl like chandelier. I ordered the Bump & Bong and my husband ordered thr Cliffside in Sorrento. We also ordered thr Rice appetizer (Crispy Rice). Everything was delicious and we had a good time even though we weren't there for very long. Service was quick and friendly. Would definitely recommend.

Call Me Pearl is one of the two restaurants at the Rally Hotel in Downtown Denver. They have a…read moredaily happy hour with a small list of food and drink specials. The restaurant is stylish and modern, with a beautiful pearl chandelier. To go along with the "pearl" theme, they are known for oysters and champagne... two of my favorite things. The happy hour doesn't have spectacular prices, but it does offer a discount on several champagnes by the glass, cocktails and small bites. Oysters are $2.50 each and glasses of Veuve are $20. I really liked the chill vibe of the restaurant. It felt very classy and the service was excellent. I went to happy hour on Thursday by myself, and again on Saturday with a friend. During that time, I tried a few different champagnes and several appetizers. They offer both east coast and west coast oysters. I chose east coast, as they are typically my favorite. They were beautifully served on a tray of fake pearls. I will say the oysters were good, but I have had much better. They were just on the small side and were underwhelming. My very favorite item was the shooter. It was a lobster bisque shooter in a small cup adorned with a bit of termpura lobster. It was absolutely delicious. I also tried the slider, rice and dumpling. All were good. Though I was a bit disappointed in the oysters, I really enjoyed my time at Call Me Pearl. They also give you affirmation cards with your check, and there are free postcards at the entrance. It is really a cool experience. If I return to the Rally Hotel, I will definitely come to the happy hour at Call Me Pearl.

I love the cozy, calm with chill music at this audio bar. Unique decor with outdoor patio & Tacos…read moretruck. We ordered Tuna salad cure with egg yolk and it is amazingly burst with flavors. Paired with black corn tortilla & we asked for more tortilla. Refreshing perfect for Summer. Tacos are ok. I like the Buche aka cheek meat the most. My most favorite dish is the Spanish octopus in black ink. For drinks, I love happy hour highball. Mezcal is good and made me feel buzz right away lol The manager was very knowledgeable & explained to me in detail about how they harvest the agave to make Mezcal. Our lovely waitress is attentive and friendly. Sum up, if you want to chill with happy hour for $3.5 taco (1) and a glass of nice Mezcal for about $10. Or date night. Malinche Audiobar is the perfect place for you. We will definitely go back!

Named in the Westword's Top 50 Bars in Denver Right Now (2025), Malinche Audiobar is a trip. Happy…read moreHour is absolutely the time to go to get the best of the best (as well as the best deals; it is pricey downtown). Malinche is a Latin/Asian fusion cuisine. It is unique and they do a good job blending both together to create some really good food and drinks. I selected three tacos to enjoy. Two pastor tacos and campechano. All were really good. The pastor was well seasoned and tender. The campechano was a first for me, and I am glad I tried it. Campechano is a mix, as the word describes, of beef and chorizo. This was the standout of the meal! I also tried the dumplings de barbacoa which were also excellent. Spicy, but really good. This was a really good fusion menu item. The tacos are all made by the taco truck set up outside of Malinche. You can actually get tacos from the truck without going into Malinche if you so desire or if there is no seating. (Speaking of, make reservations! Malinche has limited space/seating). The decor is very unique and is really pretty to look at. The audiobar portion of the bar's name is fun as well. The audiobar rotates through all the genres of music that exists from all the music decades you can think of. A fun time for sure. Will absolutely be back for another Happy Hour!

Lo Stella has been a part of the Golden Triangle long before its recent renaissance; to that end,…read morethe restaurant maintains its authenticity and feel as a family-run establishment. The space can get loud and is often busy - but the food makes it all worth it. I generally do not venture far from the pastas on the menu. They feature what makes Italian cooking so great: fresh, high-quality ingredients in simple, uncomplicated combinations. Some of my personal favorites are the Rigatoni with vodka sauce, the Lamb Ragu, and the rigatoni with Mediterranean lobster.

I had a great dinner here with my sister on the last night of our trip to Denver. Our waitress from…read moreDozens included this on her list of recommendations. We are so happy we listened because we ended up seeing her here behind the bar! This is a small but cute and quaint spot less than a mile from our hotel, but we took RTD anyway. Made a reservation for 8:15, unfortunately a little delayed but were seated before 8:45 and still had enough time to enjoy a pleasant meal without extending too far behind the 9:30 closing time (we left before 10). I had a delicious lobster ravioli and a glass of bubbles while my sister ordered a creamy pasta with sauce. We both pretty much cleaned our plates. For dessert we shared a scrumptious chocolate cake that was light as air and not overly sweet, just the right amount. We finished with a couple limoncello shots and left feeling perfectly sated. This was such a lovely place to end our vacation, and we would definitely return on our next trip out this way. @azfitfoodfun

Wow. Spuntino truly blew me away! Service here is INCREDIBLE. The staff truly know good…read morehospitality. Provided us with great recommendations. All of the dishes were unique, fresh, and delicious. I loved the Indian spices/flavors that came out in these traditional Italian dishes! Cappellini Aglio e Olio: 4/5 Gnocchi: 5/5 Burrata: 4.7/5 Arancini: 4.6/5 Great spot for a date night! Make a reservation ahead of time!

I really wanted to like this place because it is right around the corner from my house and I was…read morehoping to have a good Italian restaurant in the neighborhood. However, I have dined here 5 times over the last 12 months and each time I have experienced 1) servers that neglect the solo diner and 2) lazy bartenders. All five times I have gone here, to both eat and drink, I have been sat at the bar. I normally enjoy the experience of sitting at a restaurant's bar, however the experiences at Spuntino have been unpleasant. 1) When you sit at the bar, they have a server attend to you instead of the bartender standing right in front of you. This would be fine except the server still has a full section in another portion of the restaurant and they tend to forget about their customers sitting at the bar. All five times I've ate here I've constantly had to flag down my server to order, get the check, have my drink that's sitting at the bar handed to me, order another round, etc., which greatly takes away from the dining experience. This leads into the lazy bartenders issue. 2) Despite sitting in front of the bartender as they make your drink, they refuse hand you your drink once it's made and instead will walk a longer distance to place your drink on the service well where it sits until your server comes to deliver it, which in most cases has taken 5-10 minutes. So you're sitting there staring at your drink watering down because the bartenders are too lazy to just hand it to you even though the drink ticket shows that the drink is for a customer sitting at the bar. There have been a handful of occasions where I've had to flag down another staff member to ask them to deliver my drink because my server hasn't come behind the bar and the bartenders will completely ignore you when you try to get their attention. I experienced these problems the first time I dined at Spuntino, and I've tried several times again hoping the experience would be different, but each time it has been the same which has been extremely disappointing and ultimately deterred me from wanting to dine and spend my money here.