
Restaurant · Union Station
1803 16th St Mall, Denver, CO 80202, USA
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Wine bar featuring food menus inspired by wine regions, plus a sound system and vinyl records spun by DJs, as well as an oyster bar and sommelier service.
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I don’t believe any review that is less than 5 stars. Do they not like delicious and interesting food? Do they not like exceptional service? Pork chops are to die for. Summer melon, oysters, grilled zucchini, sliders, and mussels all exceptional. Highly recommend the beet carpaccio. The GM, Travis, is also AMAZING. I’d give Sunday Vinyl 10/5 stars.
My girlfriend and I recently went to Sunday Vinyl for dinner during the weekend. I made a reservation and we got to our seats very quickly. Shout to the team for having our table ready when we got there even though it was very busy that day. We started off with the Fall Salad and I think it was one of my favorite things we ordered. I had no idea beets can be that delicious! After that, everything else came out: roasted carrots, barramundi, and wagyu flank steak. They also put in an order or pommes frites (French fries) on accident and decided to give it to us on the house. Thanks! The roasted carrots were really good and sweet. You could tell they were quality carrots. The barramundi was another one of my favorites. I’m a fan of fish and they did an excellent job of cooking the barramundi with a great sauce(?) that tasted great with it. I found the wagyu steak flank overcooked and really salty which was disappointing given the price. The pommes frites were cooked well but also extremely salty. Overall, I would recommend Sunday Vinyl if you are trying to take someone to a place that is unique and don’t mind paying a bit extra. It is a bit loud in there (we had to raise our voices a bit to hold a conversation) but it is also a vinyl place so you would expect them to show off their music.
Outstanding food in Union Station, amazingly delicious. Parker rolls made with milk bread and rosemary butter were amazing, but the pork entree was the single best pork dish I've had in my life. Barramundi was also excellent. Even the aperol grapefruit sorbet was outstanding. Servers were all very friendly and chatty and well informed about the menu. The decor was simple but nice, and the music for the mood very well. I'll be back!
Seeing that this restaurant was nominated for a James Beard Award and checking out their vibe online, I knew my wife and I had to try it on our visit. I loved the atmosphere right away, giving a quality fine dining experience paired with a great music playlist (this particular playlist heavily featured Lauryn Hill and Little Simz 🔥. Please put it on your Spotify profile!). I enjoyed that the music was loud enough to enjoy but not so loud you have to shout to hear each other. I had the Guilty Pleasures cocktail and it was easily the best cocktail I had in Denver all weekend so I couldn’t have it just once. The Croquettes were insanely good and I loved the Gnocchi Parisienne. Outstanding flavor! My wife had the Al Pastor chicken and she didn’t want it to end. The staff was very nice and helpful as well. I look forward to my next opportunity to dine here.
I took my wife to this place for Valentine's Day. We had an amazing time and the dinner was a special three course meal for Valentine's. All the courses looked awesome and tasted delicious. The ambiance was modern and romantic. I also loved the music they were playing throughout the night (I mean you better if you have vinyl in the name and thousands of LPs in the restaurant lol). The service was incredible with friendly and very attentive staff. I also loved the fact it was next to the Union Station overlooking the train platforms. I highly recommend this place for a date night or special occasion.
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