The Corner Office Restaurant + Martini Bar

Perfect walking distance to and from the Buell Theater.My friends and I recently saw WICKED! We had dinner at a sandwich shop around the corner and wanted dessert. My friend had been here before and suggested we go. It was easy to get a last minute reservation online.We were seated right away and our server came over and started us off with waters. We told him we were there for desserts and drinks. We noticed the restaurant offered two WICKED themed drinks! One was pink with tequila base, the other was green with vodka base. We got one of each and my friends really enjoyed them!The menu online did not reflect what was offered in the restaurant. We ended up getting three desserts to share. The Crème Brûlée, the mousse (not on the website menu), and the three assorted dessert flight (not on the website menu). Lets break each one down.The Crème Brûlée was offered as a cream or espresso flavor on the website menu so I asked for cream and the waiter said, "Oh it's lavender. Is that alright?" We said yes cause we wanted to try it. It was not our favorite. My friends have had lavender Crème Brûlée before and they said the flavor didn't seem right. It was my first time trying it so they let me tell them what I thought before they shared their thoughts so it wouldn't sway my thoughts. It tasted a little burnt to me. I was a little disappointed as Crème Brûlée is one of my favorite desserts.The Mousse. We all assumed it would be a chocolate mousse. Now if it said the flavor on the menu and we all glanced over it, that was on us. It was actually a passion fruit (we think) mousse! I actually really like it :) The fun chocolate overing and the fruity flavor mixed well together! We all enjoyed it!The three assorted dessert flight came with two cream puffs, three macarons, and three chocolates. The cream puffs were great! I thought just enough cream for a delightful bite. The macaron was wonderful! I got the vanilla (assuming) one and really enjoyed it. The chocolate was ok. I'm not the biggest coffee fan and I got the espresso (assuming) one. Which was funny cause my two friends got the other two and they said both of theirs were normal chocolate haha. I just happened to pull the espresso one haha.Over all it was a fun experience. Very cute inside and the noise level was about average so we weren't yelling at each other but still talking a little louder than normal. I hope to go back someday soon!

Came here for breakfast and it was a mixed experience. We were seated far away from wait staff. Offered us water, it came in a jug that was frozen with ice. I ordered the oatmeal and her the eggs and chicken sausage. She asked for hot sauce and it never came out. After 5 minutes I went to get it myself. She never did return with it. Food was quick and good. What lacked was the service. At best it was pokey to slow. When we needed a check a young man who was a server came by to help out. Our server was non-attendant. Ambiance was ok, nothing special. Go across the street to the Vibe or Sam's for better service.

My review is as a guest of the attached hotel next door - The Curtis. Amazing hotel and I'm quite glad I stayed there. Highly recommend it.I came in around 8:30 pm for a late dinner and was seated toward the hotel entrance section of the restaurant, and Alexander (Alexandar?) was my server. Everything seemed normal up until I had the check presented to me (mid-meal - I was told he "didn't want to keep me waiting").In looking at the check, I noticed it had a shot of tequila (Don Fulano Blano - neat) added to it, which I did not order (I had Hummus, Bolognese, and an Avalanche amber beer). I wasn't concerned, and asked for Alex to come over so he could take it off the bill. Here's where things got weird:* The first thing he told me was "my manager likes to drink" and implied that the charge was the manager's fault* When I asked for clarification stating it sounded like he was saying his manager was drinking on the job and then putting it on customers' bills, he said, "Well, I'm cool, so they like to add it to my bills".* When I asked for the GM's contact info and requested to see a manager he told me everything was ok, and he would take care of things. He removed the tequila from the bill. I asked again to see a manager.* A few minutes went by before anyone came out. He came back over and then told me he "loved me", and that "I was cool" and said he "didn't want to keep me waiting". * He then leaned in by my face so I could smell his breath, and said "I just want you to confirm that I haven't been drinking". I immediately pulled my face away and said that wasn't for me to decide.* At this point, I got up and went to the host stand to ask for a manager. Alex saw me, came over and made an excuse for the manager not coming down, and I told him, "I need you to stay away from me".I spoke with the night supervisor and explained everything which happened. She seemed flabbergasted at what I was telling her, especially when I told her how Alex had immediately tried to throw her under the bus. She took care of the bill and advised she would speak with the server. I'd recommend skipping The Corner Office. There's a plethora of other great restaurants nearby.

Haven't been to Corner Office in several years and this was a pleasant experience before a show. Our server, Becky, was nice and very attentive. We enjoyed two delicious martinis before our food - the Best Practice and Sidebar. It's hilarious that it's corporate-themed. We then enjoyed the tasty pimento cheese dip, followed by the KFC sandwich and the beignets. The sandwich was tasty, but the bottom bun gets a bit soggy and it's MESSY. Becky warned us! The beignets were also tasty. This wasn't an extraordinary meal, but everything was good and we enjoyed our table for two facing 14th Street.

Had a themed cocktail for the showing of wicked at the Buell Theater. This bar is great a cocktails and they know what they are doing. I had the burger what was honestly better than expected. The reviews from other goers made it seem like the burger was lack luster. But i thought it was a very pleasant burger with nothing missing. Theres nothing id change to make it better. They were out of a few appetizers and service was sometimes a little slow. But I could tell they were swamped with people who were going to the show

Really fun ambience! Great cocktails & food! You will not be disappointed!! Corned Beef Benedict was very original & amazing! Ask for the green sauce - spicy savory & will be a + to top any meal, side etc!!

I have to say we were somewhat disappointed in our meals. The best of the three was the Poke. The short ribs look delicious, the ribs themself were very tender but lacked in taste on plain mashed potatoes . The biggest disappointment was the Jack Fruit gyro, which was more like an undressed salad on the Pita bread. After a few bites, we realized there was no tzatziki sauce on it because they forgot to add it as described in the description. Have been here previously, but this visit delivered a lack luster experience, unfortunately.

I love ambiance, which feels like walking into a 1950's classy bar after a long day at work. The cocktails had clever names and tasted great. The server was friendly and kindly took a few pics of us at our request and the food, especially the pimento dip, was satisfying. I was craving it again the next day!

One of our go-to's whenever we come to Denver! You can't go wrong with anything that you order off of the menu. The food and drink service is quick and always accurate/consistent. Not to mention the location is super convenient and the ambiance is fantastic!

Stopped in after a show at DCPA (our usual spot). Dirty blue cheese olive martini, and the kimbimbop are my go to order. This dish is a must have. Steak, crunchy spicy rice topped with flavorful veg and an egg, it gives me leftovers for days.