Restaurants near Frederick W. Neef House

El Five is doing something I haven't experienced anywhere else in Denver. Every bite from the lamb sausage mezze to the harissa eggplant fries and matso ball soup dumplings was a journey of uniquely elevated flavors, spices, and textures. Be sure to save room for dessert - you have not lived until you have tasted the Crema Catalana and the Basque Cheesecake.

First impression-the waitstaff is all incredibly friendly! I felt like they were frequent to check on me without being overbearing or lingering. We sat at the chefs counter, and thoroughly enjoyed the food recommendations by Brian and wine suggestions by Sam, and enjoyed some of the best east coast oysters. Definitely a must if you enjoy seafood and steak.

Loved the vibe here and the service was stellar. We only tried the small plates and cocktails. The food and drinks were delicious and gorgeous, especially the Camote Asado (Sweet Potato) dish. I will come back specifically for this, and look forward to trying the entrees.

The food was wonderful. They have several vegan options and my daughter was thrilled. She is lucky to find one option at most restaurants, so she was delighted. She had the Ube Mocchi Pancakes with passion fruit coulis. The rest of us enjoyed the Pandan Waffle, Maine Lobster Roll, "Make your own breakfast", and the Chilaquiles Rojos. We all really enjoyed what we ordered. The restaurant used to house a mortuary so they play it up a bit with some macabre humor. they also have a rooftop dining and drinks. I would like to check that out next time.

Went for HH with one other person and had delicious food with great service. Had drinks, split the pasta flight, 1 app and 1 desert for ~100 bucks.