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Came here on last Thursday evening with a reservation for two. I would suggest the valet parking as street parking can be a challenge in this residential neighborhood. There’s a lounge area with sofas and comfy chairs, outside seating, and a normal-sized arched bar but we ate in the inside dining. The menu options were few, so I found it concerning that our waiter only suggested lasagna & chicken piccata. A restaurant that only has a few options should do them all really well. I appreciated the waiter’s honest assessment of the menu items. For $39 I did not want to order a ribeye steak that I could cook at home. (He steered me away from it.) We both chose the catch of the day (pictured, Scottish Salmon $27. I’m confused as to how in Denver we have a catch of the day but ok). The food tasted good, quality ingredients, nice wine list with a few by-the-glass options, & the specialty cocktail options were impressive. Masks have recently been mandated inside at all businesses and there were several employees (including our waiter) walking around sans masks. This is a reflection of management on my opinion. I would come here again for the lounge area, but the menu lacks that variety to make this spot a go-to.
Duke ByronDuke Byron
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Before Christmas we shared a meal with friends at Wash Park Grill. I had viewed this restaurant as an option on Open Table for several years, but never got around to trying it. I was happily surprised by the upbeat and lively atmosphere. We went on a Saturday night and there was a live jazz combo playing. The horseshoe-shaped bar was completely packed, and everyone seemed to be conversing with one another. Honestly, it looked like a scene out of a movie! We started with a cheese platter, and it was very tasty! I specifically remember a soft cheese that was mixed with honey; it was delightful. I ordered the ravioli of the day, which happened to have lobster and other shellfish. The ravioli themselves were amazing! I was a little disappointed by the thinness of the sauce. Bob tried the campanelle. It was rich and robust with Italian sausage. Travis enjoyed his seared ahi tuna, and Jeff liked the chicken entree very much. Over all, we had a great experience and I would go back!
Adam SattleyAdam Sattley
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Great local Wash Park favorite for a great brunch. Cool vibes and great service. The chicken sandwich was good and flavorful. The outdoor seating is great for people watching and of course is dog friendly.
Alan SherinAlan Sherin
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1096 S Gaylord St, Denver, CO 80209
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(303) 777-0707
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Modern twists on American-Italian cuisine lure locals to this low-key dining room, lounge & patio.
attractions: Washington Park, Renew Massage Studio, LLC, Old South Gaylord Street Shops, Washington Park, All-City Stadium, Washington Park Recreation Center, Modern Bungalow, Fingers and Toes - Nail Salon, Washington Park Playground, Whole Body Studios- Pilates, barre, & yoga, restaurants: Max Gill & Grill, Perdida - Mexican Kitchen, Homegrown Tap & Dough, The Cookery at Myrtle Hill, Devil's Food Bakery, Reivers Bar & Grill, Campus Lounge, Katherine's French Bakery & Café, Ni Tuyo, ink! Coffee BB
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