Earl's is my favorite place in downtown Denver to spend the evening. It's very lively, offers a great selection of wine and beer served by friendly and professional staff. The crowd is mostly upscale professional that are well dressed and well behaved. Oh, and the food is unique and very tasty.
Food is great for the price, and the staff are incredibly friendly and attentive. I would highly recommend going here, and can’t wait for my return!
5 for the food, the hostess and the bartender downstairs, however our server was less than attentive only came to the table to take oir order, waited with an empty drink and water glass a long time, dropped our food off then never came back. We were sat upstairs and even the bartender disappeared we were left waiting awhile just trying to pay our check. We'll give it another try though
Excellent service...excellent food...one of the top restaurants in the city!
The food was excellent. The staff attentive, prompt, knowledgeable, and friendly. I'll be recommending this restaurant to everyone.
Took my uncle and aunt to Earl's for lunch this week. They said it was the best food they had during their whole visit. The staff were friendly and knowledgeable about the menu and drink choices, and made good recommendations. The one bit of critical feedback we'd give, reduce the portion size for lunch or folks that just don't eat as much 😀
Great place to grab a drink, watch sports or enjoy a nice dinner. We enjoyed the service and the atmosphere. I recommend the ribs, fall off bone delicious.
This is a solid burger. Patty is a little thin, but it gets the job done. Nothing special, especially at this price point. The truffle fries were good, but not extraordinary. They went a bit overboard with the pepper. What was fantastic, however, was the crème brûlée. Certainly the best one I’ve ever had. Service was also fantastic. Not sure I’d come back here, simply because of the price, but there are some good aspects to it.
Neat signature old fashioned mixed with Michter's Kentucky Straight. I recommend the drink. Meh-style ribs with pretty presentation. Next time goto Happy Hour every day 2pm - 5pm & 9pm - close. Across from 16th Street Promenade. Lyft pickup on 16th and Glenarm. Overall a pretty place and am still here on my second Earls Old Fashioned. Enjoy!
Service was phenomenal, our server was very knowledgeable and friendly. The food was pretty good, very expensive though! I decided to try and save a little bit so I just got the appetizer of crispy ribs and it was $20 with tip. Everyone at my table seemed to really enjoy their meals. So I say, if you’re willing to drop quite a bit of money and splurge a little bit, this place is a great place to go!
This is definitely a must try Denver gem. If you’re in Denver, Colorado and looking for a new spot in town. This is one of them. I enjoyed the experience; from the food to decor. Friendly staff and great atmosphere.
Had a great meal!
We came with a big party from CDC during dinner and some our more introverted dinner mates made an observation that our server forgot about us. I feel they could've spoken up though not my bag.
Once we did order However, everyone agreed how great everyone meals looked and tasted.
We ordered the starter elote with guac, 14oz ribeye and spicy tuna roll, and the tuna sushi tacos, as well as the yummy, though tiny, espresso martini. Some are pictured and the servings on the food were pretty massive.
Would recommend and would just say to speak up when you're ready to order.
Great spot at lunch. Michael did an excellent job. Said it was his just third shift. We would not have known. He knew the menu well and was very attentive. Enjoyed lunch.
I had an impossible burger, with very tasty truffle & parmesan cheese fries. Both were very tasty. I rinsed it all down with a Corona. The atmosphere is pleasant except maybe for the loud music. My co-conference attendees and I had a great time, also thanks to the very friendly staff. A tad expensive for what’s served… But at least they do have decent vegetarian options!
The lobster ravioli was very good, the $15 crab cake was good but needed more crab in it, especially for the price. Service was kind of slow, but this seems to be a very common issue in Denver restaurants, not sure why.
Amazed with the quality of the food and service. Great menu and fair price. You need to try this place. Specially the truffle. Will def comeback.
Bartender was super friendly, sorry I didn’t catch your name man. Three courses and one drink cost about $60 for one person, so prices are on the high side. Every item was of high quality though.
Buffalo Cauliflower, Half Salmon plate, and Crème Brûlée. Mai Tai was tasty as well. Overall worth the visit
Wow, I was pleasantly surprised I haven't been to Earl's in a while. They had great menu options. Pretty creative menu. The calamari was delicious, I had halibut. My husband had lobster ravioli. He thought it was a little bit lacking seasoning. But I did think my miso halibut was delicious. The ambiance was great. Service was fantastic. The drinks were pretty good. It was a little bit overpriced for what you're getting but I'm not sure if that's just because of inflation, but I do think they could have been a little bit lower in price. It also looks like they have a great patio for lunch in the downtown Denver location.
This is a great spot on 16th. The menu is very diverse with seafood, American, and Mexican options. They also have a vegan section. The prices are high, but you get a good portion of food. Everything we had was mad perfectly and tasted amazing. The drinks were a bit inconsistent with how strong they were though. Our waitress was not very nice, she was a bit aggressive and uninterested. However, the experience was fun. It’s a bit spendy but I highly recommend it.
Decent little spot. For the price, i think they miss the mark a bit on the surf and turf and we ordered crab cakes to be told they were out of them which wasn’t cool. The sushi tacos were very good and their happy hour was decent.
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