Bent Fork

Yet another food related entry. You would think I was eating constantly.

We'd tried to eat here once before, and they were closed, for a wake. Given they are apparently the only Bent Fork in Denver, that kind of sucked.  So today we decided to return and try again.

The service is fantastic. Friendly staff, all smiles. The prices were a little more than I would have liked, but then they have things like calamari and Buffalo as well. So it's a little higher class joint than we're used to.

My issues with this place were that, while the selection was good, the food was a little... plain. I ordered  sandwich, and while yes, I switched away from Pepper Jack cheese to a provolone, I don't think that covers the lack luster taste experience. Other than the bread, the insides tasted not far off from something I could microwave from the frozen food section of a Walmart. The veggies were limp and mushy. The chicken was dry and flavorless. The slaw was.. let's just say I didn't bring it home.

I am not certain I would go back. It is a little pricey for me to order something only to be disappointed again. This was nothing to write home about.

Also, I find it frustrating when you go to a place that serves children, with children's menus, and high chairs, and you find they have no changing station in the bathrooms. You have no idea how hard it is to change a toddler on a sink, or a floor, until you've tried it. And I have, since I usually help Mur with the Bug. Let's just say, they need a changing station. It mounts to the wall people, not like it's going to take up a ton of room.

Anyways, that's my issues.