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This is generally a great place to hang out before or after exploring the 16th Street Mall or before or after seeing a sports game in nearby stadiums. Even though some cool places have unfortunately closed, new places were also added. The area has lots of very decent restaurants. This is a must-visit place for people visiting Denver, perhaps as a stop for lunch or maybe a chill evening.

I've been living in Denver for a year now and this is my most favorite coffee place. Not top 10 or even top 3, this IS the TOP. It's nicely hidden that not too busy, you can sit and work. In fact I'm writing the review while chilling there. I love their London Fog but I also go for just regular iced tea sweetened with simple syrup and a lime. Also try their tumeric tea. Absolutely proper.

Food wise, my girlfriend enjoys their pastries and finds them to be adequate. It's not life-changing that we're going back just for them but it's alright. We've tried their cheese board, it's pretty great but Dairy Block nearby would offer better bang for your buck. But what makes The Wild is the overall package.

The place has a great atmosphere, easy to get to, nicely hidden for privacy and has a beautiful design identity from their menus to the postcard they give out with the receipt. Overall it's a beautiful place that you should experience and I do have mixed feelings about more people discovering it because I want to selfishly keep it to ourselves.

This is a great little shop where you can get a limited selection of Asian dry goods and such with a whole lot of gifts. One of the shops that still make D.C. Chinatown still actually feels like a Chinatown. It's really worth going in there and check when you visit, you might find something cool! If you're a DC resident and need some Asian goods without having to go to VA or MD, you can find some basic stuff here.

This place offer simple haircuts at a very competitive price. You'll get a simple, straightforward haircut for a cheap price and premium customer service is not included. I appreciate some people's optimism for wishing for an elaborate haircut from the price they charge and a proper customer service but this is not the place for it. The barbers may watch sports on TV and/or talk to each other the entire time but you'll get a haircut.

I've been going there for years now, they know me, they know the same haircut I've been having and never failed to deliver. I've moved and live a couple cities away and I still come here for haircuts.

You do need to pay cash so be prepared!