Friday night arrives. The conference doors are locked. The reticent and rambunctious participants have packed their luggage, tickets in hand and departed for home.
But I was not leaving, not just yet. My flight was scheduled for noon on Saturday and I was tired and hungry. Via online reviews, a savvy sales consultant recommendation (Thanks Jenette!), and a taste test of some quality desserts (see Part 1)… I set out to the only logical place in downtown Denver: WaterCourse Foods.
I found one empty seat at the bar, however this was hardly bar fare (haha. I crack myself up…)
And this is what I found:
And this is what I found:
1. The atmosphere was “chill” and comfortable.
2. I ordered the egg rolls for an appetizer and they were delicious.
2. I ordered the tacos, no cheese, for my entree and they were delicious.
You want more details… OK, fine!
Here is my first 180 VCL Restaurant Review.
Here is my first 180 VCL Restaurant Review.
Please note: Next time I will be taking many, many more photos.
WaterCourse Foods
Denver, Colorado
Rating: 4.5 of 5
I was greeted right away with a smile. My waitress Brielle was a sweetheart and helped me select the best items on the menu. I took her advice from start to finish and was happy with every bite. The space is dim, comfortable and relaxing - even for a party of 1. They have outdoor and indoor seating, high-tops, smaller tables, and the noise level was perfect for conversation. I was greeted with a smile, made friends at the bar, and left with a “Thanks, have a great night.”
MY Food
Rating: 5 of 5
Unfortunately they were out of the Portuguese wine that I wanted to try, but Brielle suggested another fruity white wine that sufficed.
APPETIZERS: The Sweet Chili Egg-Rolls were scrumptious – the sauce was probably my favorite part of the whole meal. Tangy- not too tangy. Strong – not too strong. Delicious. They had tofu, portobello mushrooms, carrots and more!
ENTRÉE: The Sweet Potato and Black Bean Tacos, minus the cheese, had a great mixture of flavor between the slaw, black beans and sweet potato bites. I always enjoy the added salsa and guacamole to any dish. I should have ordered a side of vegan sour cream but forgot to ask.
DESSERT: I skipped dessert because I had been taste testing treats for three days straight Although, I almost did convince myself that a Scout cookie could probably make it back to Maine.
MY Logistics
Rating: 4.5 of 5
The price was good for a fabulous glass of wine, appetizer delight and entree of goodness. I will say that I was bummed they didn't have delivery at first, since I had to navigate from my hotel room after being at a conference for three days and blatantly exhausted.
The location is easy to find. Since I had to take a cab from the hotel I didn't deal with parking, but it looked like there were a decent amount of available spots on the street. Brielle even gave me the Denver cab number (1-303-333-3333) to call for a ride back.
The location is easy to find. Since I had to take a cab from the hotel I didn't deal with parking, but it looked like there were a decent amount of available spots on the street. Brielle even gave me the Denver cab number (1-303-333-3333) to call for a ride back.
OVERALL RATING: 4.67 of 5
Or I would say "Exceeds Expectations"
At the end of the meal, I left the sultry smells of the kitchen to step into the fresh Denver air and couldn’t believe I almost settled for a salad per room service.
Thanks,
Danie
Thanks,
Danie


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