Best Restaurants for Anniversaries in Park Hill

We had an amazing dinner, and the service was outstanding too! We started out at the salad bar, which was great and fully stocked. (I loved their homemade blue cheese dressing). As soon as we flipped our cards to green to signify we were ready for the entrée (meats), it came with overflowing abundance!! We were sooo full leaving! What a great experience!

Best Frites I have ever had! Lovely casual atmosphere with a flair. Perfect French bistro food. Wait staff was friendly, knowledgeable , attentive but not intrusive. Glad to have this restaurant in the neighborhood!

Just such am amazing place! We came back for a family celebration but have sat at bar and outside before and each time the food was so fresh, so delicious and so fun french!! They really deliver top dishes and service every time and in such a beautifully designed space. So glad we have this restaurant so close!!

Went on the very busy shopping day after Christmas but the restaurant was not too crowded. Food came out quickly and drinks were great. Was a nice way to unwind after a busy day. Appreciated our server's positive attitude after what must have been a very difficult week.

Christmas Dinner with my son at Venice Ristorante in Denver. Great view across from a decorated Union Station. Reservations at 6pm, sat at 6:15. Bread service was an ample amount for two with leftovers. Worth the price as far as volume but not overwhelmingly amazing. Appetizer: fried zucchini and calamari. Zucchini was amazing! Calamari needed salt but well cooked. Spicy marina dipping sauce, very mild, zero heat. Enough for 3 people. Entrees: Gnocchi with Burrata was incredible and a large portion. We took half home. Excellent texture and taste. Highly recommend. Piccata: well cooked, could cut with a fork, mash potatoes silky, veggies average. Three huge pieces, easy dish to split, if desired. Pics of of not great due to lighting. Huge shout out to the manager and hostess. There was an elderly gentleman that missed the stairs and fell face first on the floor, resulting in a bloody facial lacaration and injuries. They did great with a packed restaurant on Christmas, handling the situation. Holiday dining note: our server was great, I ashed him about his night and he seemed reserved. I said I hoped he was making some good holiday money with nice customers. And he his face dropped. He was so sweet and said not really, no one’s tipping or really nice. We did our best to change that and basically left half our check amount as a tip. But a small reminder that a bit of kindness even a compliment or smile goes a long way, especially on the service industry, on a holiday.