Best Restaurants for Quiet Conversation in Denver

Monday lunch is a quiet time anyway but it made the experience rather intimate for three. Service was exceptional, our server never hovered but was attentive. The Black+Haus burger is a gut buster but very good.

Always a nice experience. Never a disappointment

Wonderfully quiet and intimate restaurant - good value and great service

Our recent dining experience at Scileppi’s, located in the beautifully historic Old Stone Church, was nothing short of phenomenal. From the moment we entered, the warm ambiance and inviting atmosphere set the tone for what turned out to be a delightful evening. Our party of five was promptly seated and welcomed by the friendly and attentive staff, who made sure every detail was perfect throughout our meal. The star of our evening was undoubtedly the chicken parmigiana. Perfectly breaded and cooked to golden perfection, the chicken was tender and flavorful, accompanied by a rich, savory tomato sauce and a generous layer of melted mozzarella. It was evident that the dish was crafted with both skill and care, leaving all of us eager for more with each bite. Beyond the incredible cuisine, the service truly elevated our dining experience. The staff’s attentiveness and genuine warmth made us feel right at home. They were quick to accommodate our requests and offered excellent recommendations, enhancing our enjoyment of the meal. Their professionalism and kindness were truly commendable. Overall, Scileppi’s at The Old Stone Church provided us with an evening to remember. The combination of superb service, a delectable menu, and the charming setting created a perfect backdrop for our gathering. Whether you're a local or visiting from out of town, this restaurant is a must-visit for anyone seeking out an exquisite dining experience. We look forward to returning soon to relive our delightful experience!

Quality: It was a truly wonderful experience…. - The Good: Many dishes stood out for flavor, but the waygu dish was insane. Absolutely amazing. Other stand outs were the bison tart and squab dishes. I’m drooling just thinking of them - The OK: There was a small portion of one dish where I thought the cream over-powered the savory… However, my wife loved it… so that may just a preference issue. Also, I found the dessert a bit underwhelming… but wanted to share my surprise at how good I thought their ‘bread’ course was. Who serves ‘bread’ as a full course at a tasting like this? I was happily surprised at how good it actually was. - OVERALL: CERTAINLY worth it’s star for its quality!! Value: The OK: Having recently visited Alinea, I realized my experience at that 3 Michelin star restaurant had 10-14 courses and was not far off in price for 3 stars to WT’s 1 star 8 course menu. I don’t mind the occasional splurge, but in comparison…:/ Service: Outstanding! - The Good: As for the servers themselves… nothing short of outstanding. Great explanations on each dish and always more than happy to answer any questions we had. Our main guy (and a few others) had a great sense of humor - which is what we hope for when we go out. - The OK: Only one thought. They asked if we wanted the upcharge to waygu for a particular dish and we said “yes to one of us so that we could both try the difference”. They were VERY good with my wife’s GF requirement, but when they came back with one dish waygu, the other bison… only the bison was GF. They asked if they wanted us to re-cook the waygu (in fairness) which we said no (we grew up never sending food back unless egregious issues)… but something I hope they pay attention to at this price range and Michelin rating. Regardless, both versions were amazing. OVERALL: An amazing Michelin star experience, this is certainly worth the experience. I can’t wait to try out the remaining Denver area options