Honor Society Handcrafted Eatery — Restaurant in Denver

Not my thing...

Pros - nice concept, food was very fresh, nice choice of seating arrangements (like the high table concept as one alternative), fast.

Cons - salad was way too large (I went here for lunch after having run 6 miles, and couldn't come anywhere near finishing it despite being hungry) was enough to feed two people, and I don't mean that in a value-driven way. Salad was over-dressed. Proportions were off in my mind - I had way too much arugula and not enough beets and other stuff. The amount of protein (chicken) I received was smaller than what I've normally received in other places. No chip reader in their Visa machine - despite being a new place, it just shows they're trying to cut corners and squeeze every dime of profit out.

I asked for a Diet Coke to drink and was told they didn't serve soft drinks - really!? I can get a Diet Coke at Frasca (Colorado's best rated restaurant) or the bar at the Savoy (London's most famous bar) but not at HS?!? Thanks for mothering me! I'm not a big fan of beet juice, which seemed to be my other alternative.

Bill came to $15 for a salad and no drink, and then they wanted a tip on that (for a counter-service restaurant).

HS is not for me. Way too much choice/competition in LoDo/LoHi for...

Review 1: Very good food on offer here. I really like that you can mix and match your sides. The drinks are great too. The downside, is that it is a bit pricey for the style of service they offer. Review 2: dropping a star (5--4) Sad news about the Italian Pizza. It was one of the best around. The new version pales in comparison. Bummer. Review 3: dropping another star (4--3) Hadn't been back in awhile and got another chance to give it a go, as my boss was paying. Not too happy with the Cesar Salad and grilled chicken. Super pricey! The chicken was dry, and the croutons lacked any flavor. Think I am done with Honor Society unless they bring back the pizzas, or set the prices at a less astronomical level. My co workers did enjoy the fried chicken sandwiches and flatbreads. Their sides are still...

The atmosphere of the restaurant is fantastic and I enjoyed my visits. The food is pretty enjoyable but I found it bland on occasion needing to douse my sandwiches with Cholula. My mother has gotten overcooked chicken, cold food and burnt flatbread. I would certainly reccomend the fried chicken and pulled pork sandwiches and the sides are quite tasty. The pricing is the major downside of this restaurant, with the money they charge you could quite easily go to another restaurant with better food and be waited on. This restaurant reaches for greatness but the inconsistency of food and the absurd prices leave it with what I rated...