Top Best Chinese Restaurants in Parker

"This popular Chinese restaurant is always busy with loyal customers seeking to indulge in what is said to be the best dim sum and seafood dishes in town. Don’t let the strip mall location deceive you, because once you enter, you’re greeted with the smell of fresh dim sum at Denver’s best dim sum place. Don’t believe the hype?"

"This sprawling dining room is a party during weekend brunch, with dim sum carts rolling out small plates of traditional Chinese cakes, buns, dumplings and noodles. It’s best experienced with a group for optimal tasting and sharing."

"Denver may not have its own Chinatown like some bigger cities, but that doesn’t mean we’re lacking in stellar Chinese cuisine."

"South FederalFor over 20 years, the husband and wife team of Chung-Ming and Tse-Ming Wang (who are now in their 80s) have run this small strip mall noodle house. Pre-COVID, take out was a no-go here, but with the help of their son, they now have online ordering available for same day pickup as they operate as takeout only to keep the owners safe, healthy, and cooking. The small menu is filled with standout items like the soup dumplings and dan dan noodles, but the absolute must-order are the expertly crisped potstickers in all their golden, caramelized, pork-filled perfection."

"Though best-known for xiao long bao, it’s really the crispy brown-bottomed potstickers this earn this hole-in-the-wall on Federal Boulevard an enduring spot on the roster, along with the five-spiced tofu jerky and wontons in peanut sauce. That said, there are no guarantees here: business hours, available menu items, and adequate service are subject to the whims of the mom-and-pop owners. It’s all part of the charm."

"Get their Hot Dumpling in Chili Oil or their Dan Dan Noodle dishes and feel like you’ve been transported. One of the more unique items on their menu is their Lao Wang Lager, which is a wild rice infused with a lager meant to be accompanied with their Pot Stickers, Xiao Long Bao, or their other prepared meats. Where: 945 S Federal Blvd, Denver, CO 80219"

"This brewery lays a traditional foundation for its drinks, before breaking out to embody the evolution of the American craft beer scene. Just two blocks away from the University of Denver campus, the joint is home to a tap room that serves only a handful of beers, yet the creativity of each rarely fails to impress. At Fermaentra, each beer becomes more than just a drink, it becomes a concoction, cooked up with an eye for science and alchemy."

"This company calls itself a “boutique” brewery since it focuses on small batches and an especially small menu. The offerings include an IPA, a stout, and a witbier most of the time, which is different when compared to other Denver breweries and their mile-long menus. But this new little contender is starting slowly in order to bring the best beer possible to their customers."

"A boutique brewery located in the historic Baker neighborhood, the Novel Strand Brewing Company was started by a group of friends with a diverse background, which seamlessly blends in with its beers. Patrons can choose from a list of beers including an IPA or two, a stout, and delicious ales. Sip your beer on the newly built outdoor patio or inside their cozy taproom."

"Small batches and a small space are a recipe for success The just-opened Novel Strand is starting small. It’s hours only range from Thursday through Sunday and shares its space with the Queen City Coffee Collective. Its debut menu features a handful of beers, including an IPA, a stout, and a wit."

"spike in production and award for "Small Brewing Company of the Year" in 2009 at GABF are pushing its reputation on the Denver beer market. Located on the outskirts of northeast Denver, Dry Dock’s taproom with 180 seats and 16 taps make this little startup competitive with downtown’s most popular brewpubs. Must Try: The Dry Dock Hefeweizen is a dry, light-bodied wheat beer with hints of clove, banana and lemon."

"Dry Dock Brewing’s South Dock location is one of our favorite places to spend an afternoon. Not only is it absolutely huge, packed full of rustic tables perfect for spending time with friends, a comfortable couch area, and a brewing school, but they also happen to feature a lovely outdoor patio. Covered and usually located in proximity to a delicious food truck, Dry Dock’s patio is the place to be this summer."

"Dry Dock is technically located in Aurora, but since Aurora is considered a Denver suburb, we’re including it. And Dry Dock is such an essential Colorado brewery, it would be a shame not to. Like many breweries in the state, it started with some homebrewers who wanted to turn their side hustle into a full-time business."

"Invest in a park pass and a dog park pass and enjoy this 107-acre dog park full of open fields, trails to run through and a creek to splash around in. It’s the only dog park we added that charges a fee, but enough pet owners recommended it we thought it should be included. Location: Cherry Creek Reservoir; South Entrance Road, Aurora"