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Tuesday through Friday 4 pm -5 pm, bar area only. … Reservations. Location – Required. Location, The Corner Office | Restaurant & Martini Bar in Denver …
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Whether enjoying after work cocktails or indulging your taste buds before heading to the theatre, The Corner Office has something for everyone!
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Visit The Corner Office in Denver, CO. at 1401 Curtis … Reservations. Location – Required. Location, The Corner Office | Restaurant & Martini Bar in Denver …
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Kelsey Osborn
Had the best brunch experience this past weekend! The food was amazing and shout out to our waitress Sarah F! She gave such great recommendations and provided us with amazing hospitality
… moreSara Line Frisk
After attending a show at the Ellie Caulkins Opera House, we decided to stop by The Corner Office for a cocktail and dessert. While the menu for both was somewhat limited, we didn’t mind at all—sometimes fewer options make for a more focused and enjoyable dining experience. The atmosphere was a perfect blend of classy and casual, with plenty of bar seating, tables, and cozy nooks that create an inviting and relaxed vibe. We ordered a couple of cocktails, “The Best Practice” and “Closing Arguments”, both well-crafted cocktails. We also took advantage of the dessert menu and ordered the Waffle Sundae, and the Mousse (raspberry mousse inside a pink chocolate shell), both sizable and delicious. The service was friendly, attentive, and efficient, making our experience even more enjoyable. The convenience of being able to walk right across the street after an event was a huge plus. We’re already looking forward to returning for a full meal to explore more of what their menu has to offer!
… moreC W
This is a fantastic brunch spot! The bottomless mimosas are seriously bottomless. I never saw the bottom of my glass. The waiter just kept giving me more champagne! I like that you can add your own juice too! The Mac and cheese was to die for! Absolutely amazing. You have to try it! There wasn’t an unhappy tummy in the group. We had a great meal and great laughs!
… moreMe You
Extremely poor service, started out busy but slowed down. Waiter did not check on us hardly at all. We had a show at 730 we got seated at a lil after 6, then when we got our food we had to rush to make it on time and it was across the street. For an $80 plus meal that wasn’t bad i guess u would expect better service all the way around. Definitely lost my business. Maybe a new waiter but still very very sad experience overall
… moreTam Henders
Great vibe and after work stop for happy hour and appetizers. The house white was good. Highly recommend the crispy cauliflower, it was so good with the flavor.
If you can get street parking, it’s only like .75 cents an hour, if you’re driving.
Definitely would go back.
… moreIf you can get street parking, it’s only like .75 cents an hour, if you’re driving.
Definitely would go back.
Emily Cooper
Stopped in for some drinks before the opera and was very impressed with service mid-day on Sunday! Very friendly hostess and bar staff. Pricing aligns with what I expected for downtown.
… moreShannon Braasch
I’m so sad to write this because The Corner Office used to be my favorite spot for brunch, but it’s completely changed. It feels like a typical hotel restaurant now, and unfortunately, the food tastes that way too.
I had to send my drink back because it was flat, and the replacement was just as bad— also my friend could not get the beer they wanted because their taps clearly weren’t working. The beignets were undercooked, and honestly, nothing we ordered was good. The service was not great either.
Such a disappointment. I encourage you to explore other options because this once-great spot is no longer worth it.
… moreI had to send my drink back because it was flat, and the replacement was just as bad— also my friend could not get the beer they wanted because their taps clearly weren’t working. The beignets were undercooked, and honestly, nothing we ordered was good. The service was not great either.
Such a disappointment. I encourage you to explore other options because this once-great spot is no longer worth it.
Katherine D
Expected a lot more from a $$$ restaurant next to the DCPA. Interior is laid back, almost like a lounge set-up which is cool and has a large bartop. Ordered mushroom tagliatelle and braised short rib. The pasta had no discernible flavor, obviously a reheated cream sauce as none of it stuck to the noodles. Short ribs were tough and fatty, you really shouldn’t have to saw through this type of dish. Lastly, my martini came at room temperature. The old fashioned was fine but expensive in relation to the same order at different places in the area. Service was prompt and friendly. Overall pretty disappointing experience for a fun night out.
… moreC.R. Campbell
Connor was in charge of our service and he did an amazing job! He was very polite, prompt, and knowledgeable about the menu.
We tried a few appetizers but the best thing by far was the fried cauliflower. It was sweet, tangy, and really packed a punch (spice). Probably the best thing we ate all night!
For entrees we got the bibimbap and the koji fried chicken sandwich. The bibimbap had a lot of flavor but I was a little disappointed with the small portion of meat.
The slaw on the chicken sandwich was pretty good, but the chicken itself was flavorless.
I wasn’t sure what drink to get and Connor recommended the Flight Delay. It was delicious!!
Bottom line: I think this is a great place to get drinks and an app (fried cauliflower) before or after a show, but would not recommend a full meal here. In my opinion the prices for entrees are too high for what you actually get.
… moreWe tried a few appetizers but the best thing by far was the fried cauliflower. It was sweet, tangy, and really packed a punch (spice). Probably the best thing we ate all night!
For entrees we got the bibimbap and the koji fried chicken sandwich. The bibimbap had a lot of flavor but I was a little disappointed with the small portion of meat.
The slaw on the chicken sandwich was pretty good, but the chicken itself was flavorless.
I wasn’t sure what drink to get and Connor recommended the Flight Delay. It was delicious!!
Bottom line: I think this is a great place to get drinks and an app (fried cauliflower) before or after a show, but would not recommend a full meal here. In my opinion the prices for entrees are too high for what you actually get.
Joshua Silverman
UPDATED REVIEW: 10/2/2025
Last night’s experience was exactly what I have come to know and expect from TCO, phenomenal.
SERVICE: : Marc was top tier. He was pleasant, professional, witty, and attentive. Food aside, his service was enough for me to want to come back.
FOOD: Bibimbap – presentation was beautiful and flavors were on point. Veggies were fresh, steak was perfectly tender, and the rice was fluffy.
Cesar Salad with Steak – The greens were crisp, the dressing was fresh and flavorful. It was applied in the perfect amount, just enough that you had some on every bite without overpowering the Romaine. The steak, medim-rare, had beautiful color and crust.
Dessert: Creme Brulee – We misread the description and did not realize that it had Chai in it. While neither myself nor my girlfriend are fans of Chai, I must admit I was pleasantly surprised that the light touch they used added a lovely fall note. It was a background flavor that really allowed the custard and blueberries to shine.
Drinks: Per My Last Email – A delicious bright gin based cocktail that had a wonderful creaminess thanks to the Orgeat.
Office Gossip – A tequila cocktail that took the standard lime and coconut pairing to another level with the addition of Aperol adding a hi t of bitterness and orange notes.
Action Item – TCO’s take on the Espresso Martini. It was everything you hope. Sweet, butter, smooth, coffee notes. We could have easily drank more of these.
Many thanks to Jessica for offering us this opportunity and to Marc for making it such a wonderful experience.
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Stopped by before a performance at DCPA.
While visits years prior have been quality, last night’s (5/11/2025) was extremely disappointing.
Ordered an appetizer: Hummus, took 20 min to be delivered and then an additional five for the pita, which was greasy/oily and not what I think anyone expects when they think pita.
Dinner: KFC (Korean Fried Chicken) sandwich. Took about 20 min to be delivered. The Challah bread for a bun was nice. The oil was old so the piece of chicken was greasy, dark brown, and had off flavors. The fries that came on the side were limp and greasy. The slaw on the sandwich was fantastic.
Drinks: Water and soda. Soda was never offered a refill in the 58 min we were there. Water, ~10oz glasses, were refilled once. I know more money is made from alcohol, however, I was driving that evening and my date does not drink.
I must say that based on this experience, I am not inclined to visit again, which is a shame due to its proximity to the DCPA.
… moreLast night’s experience was exactly what I have come to know and expect from TCO, phenomenal.
SERVICE: : Marc was top tier. He was pleasant, professional, witty, and attentive. Food aside, his service was enough for me to want to come back.
FOOD: Bibimbap – presentation was beautiful and flavors were on point. Veggies were fresh, steak was perfectly tender, and the rice was fluffy.
Cesar Salad with Steak – The greens were crisp, the dressing was fresh and flavorful. It was applied in the perfect amount, just enough that you had some on every bite without overpowering the Romaine. The steak, medim-rare, had beautiful color and crust.
Dessert: Creme Brulee – We misread the description and did not realize that it had Chai in it. While neither myself nor my girlfriend are fans of Chai, I must admit I was pleasantly surprised that the light touch they used added a lovely fall note. It was a background flavor that really allowed the custard and blueberries to shine.
Drinks: Per My Last Email – A delicious bright gin based cocktail that had a wonderful creaminess thanks to the Orgeat.
Office Gossip – A tequila cocktail that took the standard lime and coconut pairing to another level with the addition of Aperol adding a hi t of bitterness and orange notes.
Action Item – TCO’s take on the Espresso Martini. It was everything you hope. Sweet, butter, smooth, coffee notes. We could have easily drank more of these.
Many thanks to Jessica for offering us this opportunity and to Marc for making it such a wonderful experience.
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Stopped by before a performance at DCPA.
While visits years prior have been quality, last night’s (5/11/2025) was extremely disappointing.
Ordered an appetizer: Hummus, took 20 min to be delivered and then an additional five for the pita, which was greasy/oily and not what I think anyone expects when they think pita.
Dinner: KFC (Korean Fried Chicken) sandwich. Took about 20 min to be delivered. The Challah bread for a bun was nice. The oil was old so the piece of chicken was greasy, dark brown, and had off flavors. The fries that came on the side were limp and greasy. The slaw on the sandwich was fantastic.
Drinks: Water and soda. Soda was never offered a refill in the 58 min we were there. Water, ~10oz glasses, were refilled once. I know more money is made from alcohol, however, I was driving that evening and my date does not drink.
I must say that based on this experience, I am not inclined to visit again, which is a shame due to its proximity to the DCPA.