Kathryn Wisner
Google
First off, we only found this place because of the Denver dining passbook, and we’re so glad we did. The service was impeccable, everyone was very welcoming, courteous, and professional. We started with the bursts, which is usually a go to for us, this one was elevated in that it included marinated tomatoes and cantaloupe, which were delicious. Their menu isn’t massive, but they have plenty of options, I enjoyed the prime rib and my wife enjoyed the salmon risotto. We are not alcohol drinkers and so always appreciate when there are mocktails available, and this restaurant has several specialty non-alcoholic drinks, the one we tried, the blood orange bubbly, was delicious. This restaurant gives special occasion vibes but we didn’t feel out of place even though we were dressed slightly more casually.
Wheelchair accessibility: we didn’t see any accessible parking spots where you didn’t have to cross the parking lot including a traffic lane to get to the entrance. The bathrooms are spacious with grab bars, but the bathroom doors are incredibly heavy. It looks like it would be a simple adjustment to change the closing force which would greatly improve the accessibility. There’s a variety of seating options and seemed to be plenty of room to navigate around the restaurant.