Joe M.

4.5 stars. Reviews for this place are all over the board so I'm not sure what's going on. We went on a Saturday for dinner and there were only about 10 people there. My wife ordered the pad Thai and was not impressed. I tried it and it was fairly light on flavor. The noodles were also cut, maybe 1 inch long, instead of served in the traditional way. All the tables also had forks and you had to ask for chopsticks, which seemed odd. We were the only ones using chopsticks. I ordered the pad See lew and it was the most flavorful pad See lew I've had. It was also spicy, which took me off guard. We had the satay appetizer, which was great. Cooked well and flavorful. We also ended up ordering the mango sticky rice and it was the best I've ever had. The service for us was fine, as expected. The cost before tax and tip (no drinks) was $55. The couple next to us said their food was good as well. I know this place is fairly new and maybe they are still finding their groove with their operations based on previous reviews. This place does feel like a mom and pop place, but they had 3 people working front of house and 1 or 2 in the kitchen. I suspect they may be trying to "adjust" the food and approach for the typical clientele in Denver, but they don't need to. I will go back because honestly this is some of the best Thai food in Denver.

Pretty tasty place. The pollo saltado was very good. The empanada was beef, some veggies, and a little cheese. It was deep fried so I wants a fan of that, but still tasty. Also got an order of fried plantains which will last me a few days. Spent roughly $25 for all of that at lunch. Would go back again.

This is a great little park with some nice views of the river. It's also a great spot to just sit and watch as they work on the new road bridge. Park is pretty quiet despite have a road right in front of it. Lots of area to sit and even some chairs and tables.