
Wildflower is a restaurant that highlights seasonal, locally-sourced shared plates. Due to the limited size of our space we kindly ask our guests making reservations to join us for our dining experience. Our bar is available on a first-come-first-seated basis. Reservations made for drinks only are not permitted unless approved by management. We are a cashless property.
Area-sourced Italian & Mexican dishes are paired with a robust drink menu at this old-timey eatery.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 3638 Navajo St, Denver, CO 80211
Phone: (720) 372-7999
Website: https://www.wildflower-lohi.com/
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Reservations: opentable.com
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Reviews
Food has an array of flavour, each dish is different and has its own style. And you won’t leave this place hungry, it’s so much and delicious. Wine pairing was fantastic.
Onto the service, we were with Matt and he’s the loveliest waiter. He took the time to know us so he could choose the right wine/food for us and make sure we had the perfect evening.
Thank you so much!!!
The plating is beautiful and the quality is excellent – we can’t wait to come back for the next menu!
A huge shout out to Zach who explained the menu and each component so beautifully and made our dinner so special, thank you!
We tried:
Lamb tartare
Buri crudo
Corn agnolotti
Garden tomatoes
Focaccia
Black cod
Wagyu picanha
Honey semifreddo
This Michelin Guide recommended restaurant was a great experience. The food was delicious, creative and well presented. We enjoyed the “Wildflower Bouquet” for 4 people choosing the 6 small plates and 2 large plates. The chef made a substitution based on the flavor profiles of our choices. My suggestion would be to inform the diners of the changes to the selections made. The small plates were wonderful with favorites being Mikan Buri Crudo and Corn Agnolotti. The entrees were Alaskan Black Cod with an amazing sauce and the Wyagu Picanha. The Wyagu was underwhelming as it was a sirloin cut, tough to cut even with a steak knife. Our server Rafi was extremely knowledgeable and had excellent knowledge of the food and ingredients. He made our experience fun! On a side note, we were visiting from Ohio where an extra 8% charge (on all items including alcohol which has nothing to do with BOH) for BOH is not customary. This was an unpleasant suprise to us, although it is mentioned on the menu in very small print.
Upon arrival, the hostess was immediately unwelcoming, offering a curt, “Can I help you?” instead of a proper greeting. We were initially seated by the window at a small, uncomfortable tiny round table that felt more like lounge seating than a dinner setting. The chairs were tiny and awkward. Due to the high noise level—which made it impossible to hear my husband—we requested a quieter, more private table, explaining that we were celebrating. The hostess moved us to a small table in the back, but warned us that a large party would soon be seated nearby. We noticed other couples were seated at significantly more comfortable tables with better spacing.
Our primary server, Matt, was a definite highlight. He was helpful, explained the menu well, and made excellent recommendations based on my food allergies. The fish crudo he recommended was absolutely delicious—so much so that we ordered it twice. However, the rest of the service was inconsistent and frequently fell short.
My husband often had to pour his own champagne because our server was frequently “lost” or absent.
When we tried to flag down other staff for help, one refused to pour our champagne, stating he wasn’t our specific server—a lack of teamwork that is unacceptable at this level of dining.
Our water glasses were not consistently replenished.
The food experience was mixed, with some serious quality issues.
The tomato salad was good, but the squash salad was notably bitter.
My main course, the cod fish, was inedible. It smelled and tasted old and was full of bones, making it impossible to enjoy.