The Corner Office Restaurant + Martini Bar

What a lovely experience at this location. The waiter was top-notch. Paid close attention to detail. He made our dining experience exceptional. My t c o burger was scrumptious. The atmosphere is fun yet relaxing. The decor draws you in. Recommend this location

Had the best brunch experience this past weekend! The food was amazing and shout out to our waitress Sarah F! She gave such great recommendations and provided us with amazing hospitality

After attending a show at the Ellie Caulkins Opera House, we decided to stop by The Corner Office for a cocktail and dessert. While the menu for both was somewhat limited, we didn’t mind at all—sometimes fewer options make for a more focused and enjoyable dining experience. The atmosphere was a perfect blend of classy and casual, with plenty of bar seating, tables, and cozy nooks that create an inviting and relaxed vibe. We ordered a couple of cocktails, “The Best Practice” and “Closing Arguments”, both well-crafted cocktails. We also took advantage of the dessert menu and ordered the Waffle Sundae, and the Mousse (raspberry mousse inside a pink chocolate shell), both sizable and delicious. The service was friendly, attentive, and efficient, making our experience even more enjoyable. The convenience of being able to walk right across the street after an event was a huge plus. We’re already looking forward to returning for a full meal to explore more of what their menu has to offer!

I had the Spinach Fettuccine at The Corner Office restaurant, and it was absolutely delicious! The dish was creamy, flavorful, and had just the right amount of spice. The bartender was incredibly kind and provided excellent service, making the experience even better. Highly recommend this place for a great meal and friendly atmosphere!”

I was in town for a conference and met a colleague at this location. When we arrived and were greeted, all seemed well. Unfortunately, our waitstaff was extremely unfriendly and unpleasant. Apparently, there was misinformation or miscommunication, and no one told us there was a time limit for kitchen orders (including drinks). It was a weekend night, so we thought we had more time. It would have been fine if not for the awkward customer service; the waitstaff seemed to be having a horrible day. I ended up not eating and only ordering two drinks. My friend ordered food and did not enjoy it. I wish I had not chosen this place for drinks and dinner on a Saturday night. We arrived at 8:45 pm, yet felt rushed out as if it were 11 pm. Oh well, I was only in town for a conference. I hope it was just an off night for them.

A previous experience here was somewhat less than great but I always like giving a place a second chance. This time the food and service were great. My prime rib sandwich was loaded with tender meat and the bread was very fresh. My wife said her short ribs were excellent and our granddaughter loved her salmon. Service was very attentive and friendly. Will definitely return in the future.

Loved this place! Especially the Burrata dish-flavor explosion & Pimento cheese-amazingness! Wish I didn’t live in another state or I’d be back frequently. Bartenders and servers rock & friendly!

Cool atmosphere, super friendly staff, and great food! I appreciate the smaller menu, which makes it easier to choose from and usually means they're really good at the dishes- and they are! I had 2 meals here, The Avacado Toast for breakfast and Grilled Cheese with Tomato Bisque for lunch. Both were very good. I already know I'll have cravings for the Grilled Cheese and Tomato Bisque, it was perfect. If im in the area again, I'll definitely make my way here.

Perfect walking distance to and from the Buell Theater. My friends and I recently saw WICKED! We had dinner at a sandwich shop around the corner and wanted dessert. My friend had been here before and suggested we go. It was easy to get a last minute reservation online. We were seated right away and our server came over and started us off with waters. We told him we were there for desserts and drinks. We noticed the restaurant offered two WICKED themed drinks! One was pink with tequila base, the other was green with vodka base. We got one of each and my friends really enjoyed them! The menu online did not reflect what was offered in the restaurant. We ended up getting three desserts to share. The Crème Brûlée, the mousse (not on the website menu), and the three assorted dessert flight (not on the website menu). Lets break each one down. The Crème Brûlée was offered as a cream or espresso flavor on the website menu so I asked for cream and the waiter said, "Oh it's lavender. Is that alright?" We said yes cause we wanted to try it. It was not our favorite. My friends have had lavender Crème Brûlée before and they said the flavor didn't seem right. It was my first time trying it so they let me tell them what I thought before they shared their thoughts so it wouldn't sway my thoughts. It tasted a little burnt to me. I was a little disappointed as Crème Brûlée is one of my favorite desserts. The Mousse. We all assumed it would be a chocolate mousse. Now if it said the flavor on the menu and we all glanced over it, that was on us. It was actually a passion fruit (we think) mousse! I actually really like it :) The fun chocolate overing and the fruity flavor mixed well together! We all enjoyed it! The three assorted dessert flight came with two cream puffs, three macarons, and three chocolates. The cream puffs were great! I thought just enough cream for a delightful bite. The macaron was wonderful! I got the vanilla (assuming) one and really enjoyed it. The chocolate was ok. I'm not the biggest coffee fan and I got the espresso (assuming) one. Which was funny cause my two friends got the other two and they said both of theirs were normal chocolate haha. I just happened to pull the espresso one haha. Over all it was a fun experience. Very cute inside and the noise level was about average so we weren't yelling at each other but still talking a little louder than normal. I hope to go back someday soon!

Came here for breakfast and it was a mixed experience. We were seated far away from wait staff. Offered us water, it came in a jug that was frozen with ice. I ordered the oatmeal and her the eggs and chicken sausage. She asked for hot sauce and it never came out. After 5 minutes I went to get it myself. She never did return with it. Food was quick and good. What lacked was the service. At best it was pokey to slow. When we needed a check a young man who was a server came by to help out. Our server was non-attendant. Ambiance was ok, nothing special. Go across the street to the Vibe or Sam's for better service.

My review is as a guest of the attached hotel next door - The Curtis. Amazing hotel and I'm quite glad I stayed there. Highly recommend it. I came in around 8:30 pm for a late dinner and was seated toward the hotel entrance section of the restaurant, and Alexander (Alexandar?) was my server. Everything seemed normal up until I had the check presented to me (mid-meal - I was told he "didn't want to keep me waiting"). In looking at the check, I noticed it had a shot of tequila (Don Fulano Blano - neat) added to it, which I did not order (I had Hummus, Bolognese, and an Avalanche amber beer). I wasn't concerned, and asked for Alex to come over so he could take it off the bill. Here's where things got weird: * The first thing he told me was "my manager likes to drink" and implied that the charge was the manager's fault * When I asked for clarification stating it sounded like he was saying his manager was drinking on the job and then putting it on customers' bills, he said, "Well, I'm cool, so they like to add it to my bills". * When I asked for the GM's contact info and requested to see a manager he told me everything was ok, and he would take care of things. He removed the tequila from the bill. I asked again to see a manager. * A few minutes went by before anyone came out. He came back over and then told me he "loved me", and that "I was cool" and said he "didn't want to keep me waiting". * He then leaned in by my face so I could smell his breath, and said "I just want you to confirm that I haven't been drinking". I immediately pulled my face away and said that wasn't for me to decide. * At this point, I got up and went to the host stand to ask for a manager. Alex saw me, came over and made an excuse for the manager not coming down, and I told him, "I need you to stay away from me". I spoke with the night supervisor and explained everything which happened. She seemed flabbergasted at what I was telling her, especially when I told her how Alex had immediately tried to throw her under the bus. She took care of the bill and advised she would speak with the server. I'd recommend skipping The Corner Office. There's a plethora of other great restaurants nearby.

Haven't been to Corner Office in several years and this was a pleasant experience before a show. Our server, Becky, was nice and very attentive. We enjoyed two delicious martinis before our food - the Best Practice and Sidebar. It's hilarious that it's corporate-themed. We then enjoyed the tasty pimento cheese dip, followed by the KFC sandwich and the beignets. The sandwich was tasty, but the bottom bun gets a bit soggy and it's MESSY. Becky warned us! The beignets were also tasty. This wasn't an extraordinary meal, but everything was good and we enjoyed our table for two facing 14th Street.

Had a themed cocktail for the showing of wicked at the Buell Theater. This bar is great a cocktails and they know what they are doing. I had the burger what was honestly better than expected. The reviews from other goers made it seem like the burger was lack luster. But i thought it was a very pleasant burger with nothing missing. Theres nothing id change to make it better. They were out of a few appetizers and service was sometimes a little slow. But I could tell they were swamped with people who were going to the show

Really fun ambience! Great cocktails & food! You will not be disappointed!! Corned Beef Benedict was very original & amazing! Ask for the green sauce - spicy savory & will be a + to top any meal, side etc!!

I have to say we were somewhat disappointed in our meals. The best of the three was the Poke. The short ribs look delicious, the ribs themself were very tender but lacked in taste on plain mashed potatoes . The biggest disappointment was the Jack Fruit gyro, which was more like an undressed salad on the Pita bread. After a few bites, we realized there was no tzatziki sauce on it because they forgot to add it as described in the description. Have been here previously, but this visit delivered a lack luster experience, unfortunately.

I love ambiance, which feels like walking into a 1950's classy bar after a long day at work. The cocktails had clever names and tasted great. The server was friendly and kindly took a few pics of us at our request and the food, especially the pimento dip, was satisfying. I was craving it again the next day!

One of our go-to's whenever we come to Denver! You can't go wrong with anything that you order off of the menu. The food and drink service is quick and always accurate/consistent. Not to mention the location is super convenient and the ambiance is fantastic!

Stopped in after a show at DCPA (our usual spot). Dirty blue cheese olive martini, and the kimbimbop are my go to order. This dish is a must have. Steak, crunchy spicy rice topped with flavorful veg and an egg, it gives me leftovers for days.

Have been wanting to go here for a while now but other times without a reservation we couldn't get in before a show. Turns out that is the time to be there because the place completely cleared out 30 minutes before the show we were going to at DCPA. I really like the ambience here. It is really loud though when there are a lot of people in the main eating area. The service was very good, the food that we had was tasty. I especially enjoyed the burrata. Nice convenient pre-show dining!

I had crispy cauliflower with tofu but it was so hard I could barely chew it. And for $15 just the cauliflower it wasn't worth it. The poke bowl is quite small. My friend was happy with her salad. For dessert I had a pumpkin pie which was in fact a tart, and just average quality.

Went here for brunch and bottomless mimosas. The pours for mimosas are very generous, and it was higher quality than average champagne. The server made sure our glasses were always topped off. My glass was never less than half full. I ordered the pineapple juice, and it was real, high quality pineapple. The food was also excellent, and the portion sizes large. I got the egg white frittata and it was the perfect balance of greens, eggs, and cheese. For desert, we shared a plate of beignets and they were to die for. They're served with jam and perfectly crunchy on the outside but gooey on the inside. I've had beignets from various places, but these ones stole the show. It has a mid century modern vibe, and I especially liked the vintage time clock on the wall when you first walk in! The prices were a little more on the pricey side, but for an every now and then brunch date it works out well.

It's been ages since I've reviewed The Corner Office. A long time since I've dined here. But for my bday weekend, they get the 5-star win for best meal & overall experience! I took no pics.... I was having too much fun with my dining companions. Let's break it down. Service: wonderful. Jordan was awesome! Fun, helpful, check in with us, all around awesome. Food/drink: I was celebrating, so I treated myself to the bottomless mimosa. I mean, why wouldn't I?! Several juice options, including the usual oj + grapefruit, cranberry, pineapple or apple (?) juice. I went with grapefruit. They serve with the juice on the side to allow you to decide the balance of your mimosa. My breakfast burrito was delicious. I saved half for later. My husband and friends devoured their meals. We were all happy and satisfied. Atmosphere: chill. No disco brunch today. That must be a thing of the past. We made a reservation just in case it was a busy Sunday morning. The corner office is a place I've returned to over the years for brunch, drinks or dinner when I'm visiting Denver. Glad to see they still provide a great dining experience!

Did not enjoy dining here. We ordered a couple drinks, queso, and the burger. The queso had little to no flavor, had to ask for hot sauce. The burger was decent but nothing special. Somewhat overpriced. The atmosphere just felt a little off. We were first seated in what felt like a lobby area which was not comfortable at all. The service was lacking. Maybe a good place to grab a drink before a show at the theatre but would not recommend eating here.

The food was Amazing! I got the French dip and it was one of the best I've ever had. Their cocktails are great as well. Super great service from Cameron.

Great brunch menu selection and very tasty food. Nice restaurant, and they validate parking at the hotel next door.

The Food: I ordered the poke bowl which was one of the best I have had in a long time! I was pleasantly surprised by the pickled veggies and how they complimented the other bold flavors and various textures found in the bowl, I highly recommend this if your in the mood for something delicious. Ambience: Modern yet comfortable interior, with great lighting that is warm and inviting + the various types of seating is great if you're looking for a specific dynamic to your gathering (lounge (couch area), the bar and a large open space in the back) Bar: Full bar with a great whiskey selection and skilled bartenders, I ordered a Kentucky Mule (off menu, custom drink) Service: The hostess was very pleasant and my server, Sarah F. was delightful, friendly and extremely helpful!!

This place is fun and definitely a Sunday vibe when they don't have crossdresser entertainment. Wear something nice and stop by for mimosas & eggs benedict

I can't speak to the customer service, only to the food. I was staying in the Curtis Hotel and ordered room service. The food arrived quickly in less than a half hour. I ordered a French dip sandwich with fries. Somehow I was brought a fried chicken sandwich with fries.. not sure what happened there. Despite the order being incorrect, the fried chicken sandwich was quite tasty. The chicken was massive, crisp and juicy. There was some kinda slaw and a sauce on the sandwich too. It was a flavorful sandwich. The fries kinda sucked. They were crisp and well salted but stale, like they had been sitting for an hour. The order mix-up was odd, but food ended up being pretty tasty. And it was delivered very quickly. I'm hoping to stop by The Office sometime to check out their brunch menu.

I've been here a few times and normally satisfied with the service. We were made to wait an hour when there many empty tables that could accommodate us. When checking for an update on our table, we were told that the kitchen would be closing soon (at 3 pm) I wish that we were informed in advance because there were other options on the 16th St Mall. We were overall treated poorly by the greeter even when seating us. I will say that our waitress Lauren made up for our initial encounter. She was super pleasant and accommodating. I had the Korean Fried Chicken which was delicious with great portion sizes. We felt very unwelcome at first but I'm glad we stayed.

I was in town for work, and this dinner was with friends and my boss. It was chosen by his assistant, and the menu looked delicious, but the food itself was ... not great. I ordered the kfc sandwich, which sounded SO GOOD, but it was so deeply fried, it just tasted like batter, so I ate a few bites and that was it. The fries and the crispy cauliflower were awesome, though, so I just ate some of that and called it a day. My boss ordered the grilled cheese and tomato soup, his favorite comfort meal, and he left most of the soup and a lot of the sandwich. When I asked how it was, he shrugged and said "eh." Considering we hadn't eaten lunch, that said a lot. We wouldn't return.

First time here for brunch. I saw the interior decors and was immediately attracted. But as soon as I walk in, I knew I was going to smell like foods when I leave (bad ventilation for such a large space). The service was really fast. Seating were a little odd because the table wasn't big enough for 2-3...but if you have a party of 4+, then you might get a better table. The beignets were delicious. Expect hot funnel cakes. My fried chicken sandwich on the other hand. ...imagine classic waffle fries with the fried chicken being ashy dry. Not crispy juicy but ashy breading. The kewpie mayo wasnt even enough of a spread. It was a teaspoon size. And the slaw had no season...

I was staying in the hotel here so came because it was easy and convenient, and I was very satisfied and pleased with my dinner. It was a simple burger and beer, but it was excellent all around. Delicious burger, crisp excellent fries, a great selection in local beers on tap as well as national beers. Pleasant comfortable non-noisy setting. Service was outstanding. And particularly nice, I accidentally left my jacket in the restaurant and they brought it to the hotel registration desk for me so they are super nice and helpful!

The food here is relatively average but....the breakfast potatoes are THE BEST breakfast potatoes ever - I dream about them. They have a super crispy outside yet a soft inside and they aren't greasy - these are what bfast potato dreams are made of. Please go and order them for me Now, the other food is...decent. The 4 star vs 3 star determining factor was the potatoes. The omelette is average but the potatoes are worth ordering it for. The yogurt parfait is served with fresh fruit and plain Greek yogurt (which adds a nice tartness) with house-made granola that is very tasty. The turkey sausage, coffee, toast and the biscuit and gravy were...average. Most people end up going here because they're staying in the hotel for work. For a work hotel breakfast - it is well above average and it takes reservations wouldn't go out of my way to go tho.

This is what waking up on the right side of the bed, or egg, looks like. The music, friendliness of the staff, and bottomless options are the best for however you are motivated to take your weekend or weekday.

Yummy spot for a spontaneous breakfast on a Friday morning. The avocado toast is very good and a good portion size. Plenty filling. The classic breakfast plate was also very good with more than enough food. The house potatoes are very good, and perfectly cooked bacon.

I love this restaurant because it's close to the theater and the food is good. The service is friendly but the sounds echo so the ambiance is not so great to talk with friends.

Highly suggest they change their seating arrangements. We came in for dinner and they tried sitting us at a happy hour high top. My friend and I got the queso which was a 2.5/5. It wasn't easy to dip their thin chips in and needed more flavor. We each split the burger which was delicious!! Fries were your typical fries nothing fancy about them. Service was friendly and accommodating.

We came for Thanksgiving dinner tonight and had THE VERY BEST TIME! Honestly the food was just so awesome. They did a buffet, and everything was so good! Hummus, baba ganoush, charcuterie, carrots and brussels sprouts, whipped mashed potatoes with porcini gravy, grilled shrimp cocktail, and that herb crusted prime rib SLAPPED! But what really made this Thanksgiving so special was the vibe at The Corner Office. We weren't able to carry on with our original family Thanksgiving plans because grandma was sick in the hospital and we ended up doing Thanksgiving with just the siblings out to eat and this was just... so great. Everyone here was SO unbelievably friendly and personable. Our server, Jordan, made our night. Seriously. So kind and friendly and conversational - Jordan was awesome and made us feel right at home! Please thank Jordan again for us! :)

The service was good. No complaints. The food, however, left MUCH to be desired. Overall, everything lacked flavor and suffered from poor execution. The toast points for the burrata were made from the wrong kind of bread. It was too thick. The PEI Mussels had very little flavor, but the flavor they did have was sweet, which was odd and off putting. The poke bowl was SUPER spicy and again lacked flavor. The beignets were raw in the middle. In short, we won't be coming back any time soon unless there's a drastic overhaul on the food.

They are super accommodating and a really nice staff. The food is good and the prices are pretty decent. The place is cute and convenient to the theater

Friendly service and large portions! Staying at the hotel and came down for breakfast before a meeting. Seated in a half booth which is a bit awkward for eating and dim lighting. Service a bit slow, don't be in a hurry but overall very good. Had a breakfast plate that was tasty. Would like to try dinner next time I come to town.

We ordered the grilled cheese and it was the stretchy and delicious it had very high quality.We also got the burrata and it had everything a great burrata should have. The service was outstanding everybody was so kind and helpful. Some one would come and check on us all the time it made us feel comfortable eating here. The ambiance was calm and made us feel welcome.We love coming here and actually being able to hear each other unlike othe restaurants you can barley hear each other its so loud.

Really enjoyed the corner office! Went on a Thursday evening around 7. Made a reservation however didn't need it, it was pretty quiet when I got there. Rachel was an amazing server! I really enjoyed the lunchable - charcuterie board - and the poke bowl was one of the BEST I've had in a long time. Tons of tuna and rice, not a ton of fluff. The seaweed salad was so so good. I would definitely go back!

They were out of both of our first choices for our meals. At 5:30 on a Sunday. So we scrambled to pick other items and, as a result, forgot to order an appetizer. Shame the server didn't ask about it. But I found him almost immediately to order one and he said it would be out as fast as possible. Yes. You guessed it. It didn't hit the table before our meals arrived. It took 25 minutes for a salad and short rib entrees hit the table, which seems odd because neither should take that long to prepare, like say a hamburger. We canceled the appetizer at this point. My salad was completely overdressed and soggy. When the check arrived it had surcharges for ice in our cocktails. The server asked if we wanted our drinks up or on the rocks, but did not say there was a charge for ice. The explanation was convoluted and seem to claim that they add more alcohol when you order a drink on the rocks. If you believe that, I have some property in Florida I'd like to sell you. The manager agreed to remove one of the ice charges from the check, but that didn't happen either. We were presented with a check, identical to the original. At that point, we just gave up because we knew we would never set foot in this restaurant again. There are many good restaurants downtown, so I suggest you patronize one of those instead.

This is a review of many collective experiences as well as a recent one tonight. We have eaten here many times over the years. Met for drinks. Stayed at the Curtis Hotel. Enjoyed the fun vibe that always seems to be on point. Tonight we met a friend for dinner and drinks before Shen-Yun. We had a 6pm reservation, arrived early and got seated. The place was packed as usual just before a show. We waited ten minutes for a waiter. Got some drinks. Then had the green chili cashew appetizer. Very tasty and flavorful. Slightly sweeter than expected. Needed extra chips which eventually came. Our main meal was so slow to come out and I noticed the same for tables around us. Tension was high since most people were clearing out for the 7:30 show across the street. We have the garlic noodles which weee amazing. 5 stars. The hamburger with no mayo and side salad which was really good. The Koji fried chicken sandwich was good but not as good as the noodles. Bad call on my part. We had to scarf down our food and hustle to the show. I felt bad for the server, I know he was doing all he could to keep us happy but it's hard when the restaurant is under staffed and every seat is filled. Pretty typical for most restaurants these days. We will come back and always enjoy the menu variations.

PLEASE TURN ON THE DAMN AIR CONDITIONING! Also the service was mediocre to fair. Food was ok. Ambiance is loud & very 80's diner. On this particular night, it was a sauna.

The best steak and eggs breakfast in town. I was wonderfully surprised to find this little gem inside the Curtis, Double Tree hotel. Their breakfast portions are huge so I recommend sharing. I've had steak from many other famous steakhouse before and this is comparable if not better. Get the steak and eggs breakfast and you will not regret it.

Came back to TCO after not being here for nearly 3 years and it's still just as delicious! It was very easy to book a reso and we were seated quickly with no wait. The Brussels are still my favorite starter here, so crispy and the honey is to die for. My father was so pleased that they still had the bibimbap on the menu after so long, it's hands down his favorite dish here. I tried the garlic noodles with pork belly and WOW, I already want more. We finished with the beignets which were the perfect size for 2 people. We each had 2 and the chocolate sauce was so delicious. The best part of this whole experience was our server. I wish I could remember her name but she was so attentive and really wonderful, one of the best servers I've ever had (and I'm a server!). She had brown hair and told a cute little joke at the end of service which really made our night.

As for the restaurant inside the Curtis... I am severely disappointed. After a 10 hour drive to Colorado with a dog, I decided I just needed to sleep. The next morning, I went down stairs with my dog to get some breakfast at The Office. I was warmly greeted by Lauren who was AMAZING. She provide an extraordinary experience and was very accommodating by sitting my service dog and I in the corner. Throughout the service, I was greeted by nothing but friendly smiles by all other employees. Come time for dinner service... I haven't seen a few of my friends in over 2 years and it was time to reunited with them!! I told them about my exceptional service I received that morning and we all decided to eat at The Office for dinner. We walk in and were RUDELY greeted by what looked like a manager (Drea or Andrea). She looked down at my service dog with disgust and rolled her eyes. I asked if we were able to seat ourselves or if she wanted to seat us elsewhere due to the animal. She immediately slammed down the glasses she had in her hand and aggressively said "WE DO NOT ALLOW DOGS IN HERE" and proceeded to laugh while rolling her eyes. As I have not been spoken to like this in quite sometime, I didn't know what to say. I shyly said "she is a service dog and I had been in here earlier that day with no problems." She once again rolled her eyes and rudely said "WHATEVER DO WHAT YOU WANT". Again, I have not been treated like this ever. I am in the service industry and I do understand the health code as well as policy. In my 5 years of hospitality management, I would NEVER act or speak to anyone the way this lady spoke to me and my friends. As I looked at my friends, they were visibly uncomfortable so we turned around. She started to say "you can stay" but at this point, she made this experience so uncomfortable and stressful. I asked the front desk if they knew her name and they both immediately knew who I was talking about. It seems as tho she is a menace to the entire property. I hope someone gives her a big hug.

Maybe the corner office has a chance. I have been to this location twice now. Once just for a cocktail and the other for a bite and a cocktail both times before a show at buelll theater. If you plan to go see a show either avoid coming here or plan to be here at least 3 hrs in advance. Service is absolutely terrible. The first time I went we did not make a reservation, which is my bad, the host quoted us a long time but told us we could stand at the corner of the bar since we only wanted a cocktail. Not only was that a mistake but a server actually pushed and placed hands on one of my friends. Yes it was near the drink pick up window but we left plenty of space. When addressing the situation server cursed and belittle us even though we got permission to stand at corner of the bar. Ok everyone has a bad night and that server that isn't the best. This next time we made reservations arrived on time, even though when making the reservation asked for a table of five and only got a table for four near bar, it was whatever and we made due. It took 15 min before the server showed up with water and greeted us. First words out of their mouth "oh we are crazy for a Monday". The place was packed so ok. She let us look over the menu but took them 20 min to check back in. When they arrived we place food and drink orders. Her cautious statement being it was would probably be 15-20 min for food, being an 1hr or so before our show we were like ok that's fine. 30-45 min past no drinks , excuse was presented oh we only have one bartender tonight. From our sight a bunch of drinks were just sitting there and that's when we realized we had not seen any server for the last 15 min. Finally we flagged down someone and asked where our cocktails were and also our two chicken Caesar', a burata app, and a French dip sandwich. They came out with the next five min. flavors lacking for the Caesar but it is just a salad. Finally our server showed up and we asked for our check. They came out with the excuse that they were busy and that they had comped our food but never once apologized. So again I for warn if you plan to go see a show either don't go or make plans to arrive several hours before to enjoy a lackluster experience. With staff not really caring for they know they will probably get a 20% plus tip.

If your looking for a good place to eat close to DCPA don't go here. The food is uninspired and mediocre at best. The hostess was rude and don't bother complaining to the manager she certainly didn't care. Not for me.

The hostess was extremely rude. The food is pricey and mediocre at best. Will not ever go back.

This is a fun dining location with delicious food - with gluten free options! We only ate breakfast here, but the options were plenty yet simple. The portions were abundant! The prices were slightly high, but the service was outstanding.

Great drinks! Yummy food, friendly service and wonderful location! This is our go to when we have theater tickets at the DCPA.

Food was good! I love the vibe of the inside of this place. The Espresso Martinis are not as good as I like, if you like your coffee black you'll like them, they are not very creamy. I would recommend this place for brunch and the bottomless mimosa deal is a steal!

I want to start off by saying I'm giving this spot 3-stars based on the quality of the food. As a foodie, the food was just not doing it. Bland, or not cooked well, or just idk simply not good and it didn't "hit." Now, the ambiance is cute, nice and lively for a fun brunch. They offer unlimited mimosas which is a huge plus for $22. I'd say this is a great spot for drinks, but if you're looking for good food, go elsewhere. 3 people in the group unfortunately had to send their food back to either being burnt, or just completely unflavorless. Service was superb. Excellent waitress we had! No complaints there. In all honesty, I'm not in a rush to come back here, and probably won't unless it's for a boozy brunch (emphasis on the booze).

Brunch Review: Y'all...I have found heaven and it's in the bottom of the Monkey Bread skillet at The Corner Office! You gotta try this dish - trust me!! We had an 11am Sunday brunch and started with this delicious, decadent monkey bread, which was served in a cast iron skillet. It had a Carmel sauce bubbling at the base and was topped with a creamy iced drizzle and fresh berries that were plump and sweet. I could've just stopped there and been happy honestly. But we did order entrees as well. I had the eggs Benedict, which featured perfectly poached eggs, a lightly tangy hollandaise and thin shaved ham...making all the difference in This dish for me. It was a much lighter-flavor version than a typical Benedict. My husband had the Denver omelet and potatoes. He was pleasantly surprised by how big the plate was and commented on the homemade jam. Also have to mention that the coffee is really good- no specialty lattes or anything, but it's very mellow coffee and wasn't bitter at all. The seating was a bit strange for a brunch - at the front of the restaurant on the sofa with a too tall chair opposite - I wasn't happy with the difference of my husband sitting on a chair while I was sunk down into the sofa so he came to the sofa as well but I think the regular tables are better. The service was also fantastic - our server was very friendly and checked in frequently on us. Great brunch this morning and it was a very reasonable price - we'll definitely visit again!