Amy Otis Review of Humboldt Farm Fish Wine Restau...
Dining at Humboldt for the first time, during the ...
Dining at Humboldt for the first time, during the closure of indoor dining, I didn't know what to expect. I had a recent visit to a restaurant that had an enclosed patio, but I still froze in My Carhartt and stocking cap. The conditions at Humboldt were better. Outside of a ten minute propane heater problem, the patio was fairly comfortable even at night. The burrata and soup were a great start, and the mains, steak fries and lamb bolognese, were very flavorful and filling. Our server did become quite occupied, and largely forgot about us, due to a larger, sociable table near the midway point, but it seemed like they had a barebones staff due to regulations. Although it is easily the most expensive restaurant in the neighborhood, it is still a far cry from being in the top tier of Denver's restaurants on price point. Which makes it's artful, tasty dishes a welcome surprise to the senses. I'll be back
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