Tables

Reviewed by RobertS550250 on 01/31/2010.
Member since November 2001, Total Reviews: 15 (Male, 60 and above, Englewood, CO)

I am surprised to read previous reviewers since our (4) experience was so different. The service was friendly, bordering on intrusive. The food was good, but not very good. Our best selection was boneless chicken, a dish that is equally "good" all over town. My black cod was tiny, dry, and swimming in a sad "chowda" along with 3 clams. I didn't even care that that there was very little there. The tables and chairs are incredibly uncomfortable.

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Reviewed by HatesPretense on 12/07/2008.
Member since February 2005, Total Reviews: 117 (Male, Denver, CO)

Better food Better service A better wine list and more consistency than any other of the independent joints in town. Potager, Riajo, Table 6 are hit or miss. This place always delivers. The wine list is good but far too skimpy. Decor is awful.. But in four meals there I have been impressed every time. The special desserts such as sweet potato pie are delicious as is the entire menu.

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Reviewed by katherinem6556 on 07/06/2007.
Member since July 2007, Total Reviews: 10 (Female, 40s, Denver, CO)

Great lunches, restaurant slightly loud

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Reviewed by DavidH914391 on 07/06/2007.
Member since December 2002, Total Reviews: 31 (Male, 30s, Denver, CO)

Every neighborhood should be so lucky to have a Tables. The inviting bistro takes its food seriously and can be both innovative and rustic depending on the daily imagination.

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Reviewed by jonlake on 07/05/2007.
Member since June 1999, Total Reviews: 43 (Male, 40s, Orinda, CA)

great local hangout, family feel