Top Best Sushi Places & Restaurants in Parker

"Since the day this jaw-dropping, awe-inspiring shrine to Japanese cuisine opened in 1985 in Platt Park, diners have waxed poetic, often waiting for hours on the sidewalk to snag a coveted seat in the stunningly appointed space. And it’s easy to see why: Owners and brothers Yasu and Toshi Kizaki source impeccably fresh fish from Japan and then masterfully create painterly mosaics that are as breathtaking to eat as they are to ogle. If you can score stools at the sushi bar, you’ll get dinner and spectacular knife skill theatrics."

"For more than 30 years, Sushi Den has been preparing Denver’s best and freshest sushi. Despite Colorado’s landlocked geography, owner Toshi Kizaki prides himself on having one of the few restaurants in the country that buys its fish from a Japanese fish market. His younger brother, who is stationed at Nagahama Fish Market in Japan, selects each fish personally before it arrives in Denver just 24 hours later."

"Pearl St. With 4.5 stars out of 1,761 reviews on Yelp, the Japanese sushi bar and cocktail lounge has proved to be a local favorite."

"Perfect for date night or a celebratory dinner, Matsuhisa Denver is an upscale dining experience for sushi enthusiasts. This posh restaurant is actually one of 40 locations found around the world, and each location produces impeccable food and rave reviews. From caviar to waygu beef, the menu is speckled with uniquely delicious Japanese dishes."

"Starch up the collar of your best button-up or step into your tallest heels, and finally fulfill that dream of ordering a $700 bottle of sake. This is the see and be seen place in Denver, and thankfully they also have really good fish. As part of the Nobu family, it’s a given that you’ll get a great meal here."

"Specialty oyster dishes, a large sushi variety, and cocktails that resemble works of art are just the tip of the iceberg. World-renowned chef Nobu Matsuhisa provides Japanese-Peruv..."

"If you live in Wash Park, you already know about Taki Sushi. Japanese Fusion Cuisine at its finest, packaged in a little joint. Don't let its small exterior fool you."

"Bayaud Ave. in Southwest Denver, the sushi bar is the highest-rated Japanese restaurant in Denver, boasting 4.5 stars out of 529 reviews on Yelp."

"This Japanese restaurant knows how to prepare sushi, and with over 100 options available, the menu offers plenty of choices with fish, seaweed, eel, or avocado on the outside; try whole fried rolls; or opt for a low-carb selection, made without rice. Some are expensive and adventurous, like the Roll in the Hay including salmon and smelt roe, quail egg and wiggly sea urchin. Some are more accessible, such as Funky Monkey Baby stuffed with avocado and soft shell crab."

"If you are hungry in Denver, and you feel an insatiable appetite for sushi, then you should make Banzai Sushi your next destination. The restaurant is known as the home of some of the finest sushi foods in the city. You can not only enjoy your sushi dishes in the restaurant but also you can go for takeout and delivery services."

"Some people are willing to sacrifice having the best sushi in Denver just to have their food delivered. This isn’t necessary, thanks to Banzai Sushi. And while eating at home may s..."

"Combining old world flavors with classic French culinary techniques, Vert Kitchen is a French-inspired deli that serves gourmet sandwiches using sustainable meats, dairy and some of the finest pantry goods in Denver. Patrons squeeze into this tiny Washington Park West lunch-and-brunch counter for handmade sandwiches, garden-fresh salads, and delicious soups made from local and seasonal ingredients. It's the perfect stop when you get tired while exploring Denver attractions."

"The Lowdown: This may be the ultimate date spot due to its euphoric atmosphere of tables surrounded by tree bark and draped by curtains and lanterns — an ‘urban aspen grove.’ Suitable for a date of two or a double date — due to its amply spaced booths. It feels like an exclusive club and bar but it has award-winning food to match. For starters, the delicacy that is roasted bone marrow ($14) or the grilled squid ($14) with charred broccolini are good choices."

"There is something about this long-time mainstay on S Broadway that just feels dreamy and magical. The name itself speaks to the story of two young lovers: a lumberjack and a winemaker’s daughter who settled in a cabin in the Colorado mountains and lived happily ever after. Carefully and lovingly crafted, the unique decor transports you to this woodland fairytale nestled in a grove of Aspen trees, lanterns, and diaphanous curtains."

"To share some of the best food in the country with a beloved, book a table at Beatrice and Woodsley. This restaurant focuses on seasonal and local ingredients, so the menu is alway..."

"Jaja Bistro is a cute, small restaurant just a 20 minute drive outside of the city center. Jaja is owned and managed by Dreith Sommer and Marika Wells, a husband and wife team who met while studying at the Culinary Institute of America. The two pay homage to the classic dishes of France, and create French-inspired American eats like the Ratatouille burger."

"The Lowdown: Maggie & Molly’s Sweet Life also specializes in customized sugar cookies decorations from graduation celebrations and the Denver Broncos to Game of Thrones and pizza slices. These designs offer a homely touch to any at-home celebration. Aside from cookie decorations, the bakery also offers brownies, cake pops, pies and cupcakes."

"One of just a handful of kosher bakeries in Denver, Rosenberg's Kosher offers a nice selection of bagels, bialy, challah, hammantashen, and mandelbread, along with schmears, fish, and deli salads."

"Part of a local chain, this family-friendly brewpub showcases a rotating roster of house-made beers. Open for lunch and dinnerDress code: CasualPhone: +1 303-451-5767"

"Maddie’s was designed with families in mind, and it has a big outdoor patio inviting you to sit back and enjoy beautiful Denver days. When it gets chilly, let the kids have fun at the indoor game station where they can play together with other children. Sit back and enjoy sticky buns, French toast, or pancakes while listening to live music and planning your day."

"There’s a reason why your iPhone comes equipped with a flashlight: You’ll need its bright beam to peruse the menu at Odyssey, a crimson-clad tablecloth Italian restaurant in Cherry Creek with the kind of low lighting that makes even those with perfect eyesight admit defeat. But that’s part of the allure of this charming two-story maze of corner nooks and jewel-box rooms framed with weathered brick, gold-framed photos, wine bottles and violins. Romancing couples come here to kiss and hold hands and to feast on saucy spaghetti and meatballs, scampi, osso buco and the “Godfather” steak, an aged ribeye that’s intended for two."

"Another spot in Denver where wine lovers will be happy eating Italian food is Odyssey. This restaurant and wine bar is casual through and through, so no need to dress up for a meal..."

"Red linens, exposed brick, and vintage decor create the fun and casual ambiance at Odyssey Italian Restaurant. This mom & pop restaurant serves fresh Sicilian fare in a casual sett..."