

Counter and self-service scratch kitchen and cocktail bar in a cozy, plant-filled environment with 2 patios. A fully plant-based scratch kitchen crafting delicious and innovative comfort food that supports our community. Our diverse menu accommodates diverse dietary preferences, featuring breakfast, lunch, dinner, cocktails, and desserts – all free from artificial colors, preservatives, flavors, and hydrogenated fats to nourish both community and visitors alike.
Plant-based scratch kitchen crafting innovative comfort food in a cozy, plant filled venue.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 837 E 17th Ave, Denver, CO 80218
Phone: (303) 832-7313
Website: https://www.watercoursefoods.com/
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Reviews
It doesnt beat meat, but its a great alternative.
I honestly wasn’t going to even write a review but the more I thought about how poor my experience was, I realized it was important to share. I traveled from Los Angeles to Denver alone for work and I was excited to eat here, as I am plant based and did a lot of research on where to eat. I decided on Watercourse because I saw they had a three course option for a great price. I excitedly made my reservation about a week in advance. I arrived at about 4:20 and it was pretty quiet. I was greeted and seated by 4:25 and then completely forgotten about for almost 40 minutes. I’m not joking. The servers would look over at me, say something to each other, and then walk away. I had time to spare because I was just going back to my hotel afterwards, so I waited to see how long it would take them to remember I exist. A large party was sat about 20 minutes after I sat down and they were immediately taken care of, drinks and all. Again, there weren’t many tables at this time, the servers knew I was there and hadn’t been taken care of yet, and still continued to ignore me. I don’t remember the exact servers but I know one of them was a woman with very short hair – that’s all I remember. Anyways, when they finally bothered to come to my table, there was no apology for the delay. Very nonchalant. The actual food was ok, it was a bit cold and the only dishes I actually liked were the mushroom starter and the chocolate dessert. The seitan steak and halloumi (?) sticks were kind of gross. This whole experience was highly disappointing and I will never come here again. If they don’t care about their customers (especially single diners) why should I give this place even more money? I have vegan friends that frequent Denver and I tell them to avoid this restaurant like the plague.
My friend made a reservation for 7:30pm without checking the closing time, which is on us, but if you completely shut down the bar and kitchen at 8pm it just seems strange to me to take reservations for sit down dining at 7:30.
The staff is friendly, but I agree with other reviewers that say there isn’t really enough info given about how to order when you sit down. We sat for a while at the table for a while before someone came up and told us we need to go order at the front because the kitchen would be closing in 15 min. The ordering system has been different almost every time I’ve gone in the last two years, I wish it was better communicated.
The food is probably the thing that has declined in quality the most recently. Everything is incredibly salty and heavy, and almost everything we ordered was room temp or cold when we got it. The $18 meatball sub had the sauce on the side, which is fine, but was at most an ounce of it for a large sandwich.
I understand that food and labor costs are expensive, but paying $35 for a small glass of wine and a mediocre sandwich at a fully self service restaurant seems a little nuts.
On the plus side, their baked goods are still fantastic.