Two Hands

I first tried Two Hands in Austin, so I was super excited to see a location opening walking distance from me in Denver. Some things that I have tried and really enjoyed:Burger - delicious and comes with crispy friesBrassicas salad - a hearty salad and their eggs are cooked perfectly every timeHarissa Chicken bowl - a generous portion of chickenChicken schnitzel roll - a generous portion as well with very crispy breadingI will need to come in to try some more brunch and dinner items sometime! I also haven't tried their drinks before.

This is a new fun spot on Tennyson that I have tried for lunch and dinner. I preferred the dinner menu, but the service both times was excellent. It's got a very fun environment. A much needed addition to the Tennyson neighborhood.

Finally made it to Two Hands for brunch since I've been seeing it all over social media--definitely worth the hype. We ordered the brussel sprouts and banana bread to share--both were incredible. We also got the burger and the chicken sandwich. The burger was good and the chicken sandwich was okay. The chili fries were great. We will definitely be coming back to try dinner. Shout out to our server Haley, she was awesome.

Came here on a mid week stop for a quick breakfast. I saw this on an influencers page so thought I would try it. I sat at the bar and ordered a lavender latte and a standard breakfast of eggs,bacon, toast, There was maybe 2 tables total in there. It took my breakfast close to over 15 mins to come out. The bartender deeply apologized for the wait and it came out shortly after. She took care of me but if you are in a hurry this probably isn't your spot. Other than the hiccup the location is cute and the inside is pretty.

This place is not ready for prime time. The hostess ended up saying the meal was on the house, which is generous and taking accountability, but I'd much rather pay for a good experience and enjoy myself. The place was packed and very loud. Some tables had cloth napkins and some paper. The staff either isn't experienced or just opened without figuring things out and having a good manager at the helm.We were seated 20 minutes late, and we weren't the only ones waiting. They brought us a dessert to start off, kinda strange. In these situations just say you'll cover the apps or first round of drinks. The service didn't improve. Our waitress was very nice, but didn't check in. Our entrees came out while we only had time to take a few bits of the appetizers. We sent them back, only to have them come out right as we were finishing our apps. I hate being rushed, and I like breaks between. The food: Hummus: was pretty good, although a bit too much lemon, but I know that's a preference. The veggies it was served with looked like something I may give animals on a farm. There's rustic and then there was this. The pita chip was moist and not crunchy and there was also focaccia. How about some good old fashioned fresh pita bread. The fritters were inedible. They were overcooked on the outside and guywy and heavy inside. Fritters should be light and melt in your mouth. The schnitzel was the best part, it was moist inside, nice portion, well done. The salad on top was a bit hard to eat and the sauce with it didn't come together for me. I prefer fresh lemon for me to use. The burger looked like fast food, mushy bun, two overcooked thin patties and terrible fries. This is supposed to be well made, simple food, but there were too many misses for me here.

So thrilled to have a Two Hands in Denver! I came with some friends recently, and we had an amazing brunch.Food: The Poppyseed Waffle is an absolute must. Also loved the breakfast scramble! My friends enjoyed their toasts, which were beautifully presented.Service: So prompt, kind and great. Everyone we interacted with was really great.Loved the minimal decor and cute plates / glasses!

Easy reservation system. Went for brunch. Surprisedly wasn't busy in their first week. Tables sit close to each other and can be loud. Cute vibes. Banana bread was good, however, we didn't care for how thick the frosting was on it. Lavender lemonade and pucker up cocktail were both good. I was really excited to order the lemon poppyseed waffle and was disappointed it was dry tasting. The vegetarian burrito was good - better than we imagined. Overall, we'd come back to try another meal here.

Had to check out this new neighborhood spot just down the street on Tennyson. Love the bright space which is well decorated and welcoming. We grabbed seats at the bar and Levi served us - he was in from their Nashville location. I got the chicken schnitzel and my partner had the burger. The food was decent but the drinks were absolutely the star of the meal - very unique and extremely delicious. We'll come back for brunch.

I dropped in for dinner on a Wednesday night and had an amazing meal. I wish I had taken pictures of everything. Our waitress recommended the grilled market fish--it was perfectly prepared and delicious. Our table also ordered the burger and steak au poivre, and all were a hit. I've also come once for brunch. It's noisy as any popular brunch place would be, and I am not faulting them since it was expected. The acai bowl was good, but the lemon poppyseed waffle was the star of the show. I will be returning to try other menu items, including the cocktails and mocktails.

On a not very busy looking Wednesday morning we sat around for almost 45 minutes before we were able to order.Once our food arrived it was below average at best. Eggs and avocado toast were heavy on chili paste. Açaí bowl was way over priced, seasonal fruit consisted of old blue berry's and strawberry's and the peanut butter was a $2 add on.All and all it was way over priced. We left disappointed and hungry. It's a one and done for me and I would not recommend