Bones - Denver

The atmosphere feels more like a country gas station than a restaurant, and the staff come off as pretentious and rude. We were served after people who arrived later than us. Charging $10 for drinks? Seriously, this isn't Vegas or New York City. The food was just mediocre—neither good nor great, barely acceptable. The professional reviewers seem to be completely off the mark. I wouldn’t be surprised if the owner knows when they’re visiting. Save your money and head over to South Federal for a much better experience. I couldn't wait to leave once the meal was over.

Everything about this restaurant is fantastic, especially when Chef B is behind the counter. The prices are reasonable given the quality of the food. The menu is small yet frequently updated, keeping things interesting. The pork steamed buns are absolutely delicious! And definitely don't miss out on adding a poached egg to your ramen—it's pure bliss!

The food was flavorless, lacked creativity, and overall, it was a regrettable choice to spend my money at this restaurant.

Absolutely fantastic! This spot not only serves one of the best chicken sandwiches in Denver, but it's also incredibly quick! I've never waited more than a couple of minutes for my food during two visits. I grabbed an adult Capri Sun from the cooler—definitely check those out! I’m looking forward to trying the spicy watermelon margarita next time, but the ginger apple bourbon one was absolutely delicious. I really love this place!

Inside, the dining area is compact with limited seating, featuring a few booths and tables. Upon entering, the staff greeted us at the counter, and after a brief wait, we placed our orders. We settled into a clean booth that felt fresh rather than greasy. Our food arrived within 10 minutes, and it was quite enjoyable. We started with the Caesar salad, which was excellent—fresh greens and croutons complemented by a zesty dressing. My friend ordered the hot spicy chicken sandwich, while I opted for medium chicken tenders with waffle fries. The chicken is available in three heat levels, and the medium had a nice kick. My friend's hot sandwich packed quite a punch without being over-seasoned. The waffle fries were a bit on the salty side for my taste, but they still had great flavor. Overall, the meal was delicious, and the service was commendable. The portion sizes were generous, and the prices were reasonable. The only downside was the limited drink selection. If you're in the area, this restaurant could definitely satisfy your fried chicken cravings.