Best Tapas Restaurants in Denver

Very comfortable place with wide selection of teas, offered. Afternoon tea comes with unlimited tea and wonderful stacked tray of sandwiches and pastries. The deck in summer overlooks the Clear Creek.

We didn't feel like a big dinner, so Indulge was the perfect solution. We ordered a flatbread, and also hummus with pita and vegetables. Both were light and just what we wanted. We also got a bottle of wine from their special list of discontinued bottles at 50% off. The only jarring note was the woman at the table next to us who had an unpleasantly loud voice. I'm sure that the restaurant would have moved us to another table, but we decided to stay put.

Great way to start an evening at DPAC with food and drinks.

Again, as always, the food is the star here. There is truly no better (some as good) sushi in Denver or a many, even hundreds of miles mile radius. On this particular night, the crowd was bigger and louder than usual and the service perhaps struggled a bit to keep up with the volume. Usually the ambience is a little more peaceful and the design/decor elements are quite lovely. We go back again and again for the amazing foo, that while pricey, is Incredible. As strange as it sounds for a land-locked state, we have eaten all over the world and will always hold Sushi/Izakaya Den as the gold standard.

Outstanding experience, again! TJ is our tour guide of Piedmont region of Italy, Sam is always amazing. Brought dear friends and they were duly impressed.