The food was incredible! Most of the table got the penne vodka and everyone loved it. I had the lobster gnocchi and it was delicious. The perfect blend of seafood and tomato. The staff was also so kind. The only reason it's not get 5 stars is because my old fashion was terrible.

We stopped by Angelo's for dinner because of the rave reviews and it did not disappoint! First off, I love how lively the ambiance here is. When I think of Italian restaurants, I usually think of a more quiet setting whereas Angelo's has TV's with sports games playing all around the restaurant. It definitely feels like a fusion between a restaurant and a sports bar. The food however, is way better than a sports bar. My husband and I ordered the vodka penne with chicken and the bison ravioli with half marinara and half Alfredo sauce. From the two, the vodka penne was the standout--it was SO delicious. The sauce on it was spectacular and I found myself eating the leftover sauce by itself after we ate all the pasta. The bison ravioli was good but not mind blowing, however, bison ravioli sounded unique to us so it gets positive points for that. The marinara and Alfredo sauce that coated it was also good, but nothing special. Service here is super friendly and they also have a parking lot in the back.

Angelo's Taverna was great! On weekdays, until 3pm, they offer lunch specials, which are a pretty good deal! I got a sandwich and a salad for a pretty good price. The lunch pizzas come with a salad, but you can also order pizzas (or other dishes) off the regular menu as well. We all got our own dishes, but were able to taste a little bit of everything because of how big the portions were. There is a small parking lot in the back of the restaurant, but it was quite full when we went, so be prepared to spend some time looking for parking. Our server was very nice and was patient with us as we were still deciding what we wanted. The restaurant itself seemed a little small inside, but the seating was split up on different sides of the bar, so maybe one side is just smaller than the other.

Classic Italian dishes with great ingredients are waiting for you just south of Downtown Denver. The restaurant may not seem large but there is a patio with strong heaters and a second room hidden on the other side of the patio. We started with oysters, lamb lollipops, and arancini which were all delicious and delivered quickly. I enjoyed the bison ravioli which presented a nice balance between the pasta and marinara. They have everything from pizza to pasta to calzones and eggplant Parmesan. I can't wait to return on my next trip to Denver

Really friendly and helpful staff, cool atmosphere, and really amazing homemade pasta! Loved the stained glass windows and brickwork of this little spot that has been around for 50 years serving Italian food to the Denver community. We ordered the mussels for an appetizer and selected the chipotle chorizo style which was something new and fun we haven't had before. The garlic bread is amazing and I can only imagine how their pizzas taste. Had the ragú de Capra with pappardelle noodles which is made in house! Delicious! Husband had the lobster gnocchi which I tasted and loved the sauce. The limoncello is also made in house and it's strong but tastes exactly as it should! Cannolis also a good little dessert. Will be back to try more on the menu!

I heard tell of one of the greatest happy Hours in Denver and Finally made the voyage across town to experience it. As someone who is passionate about HH, you can take my word that Angelo's is a certified winner. Friendly and efficient staff. Classic Italian vibe, evident both by the menu and the decor. Oysters are a big appeal here. When you can get oysters for $1.25 a pop in Denver, you can't pass it up. Fresh and better than expected for the price. Toasted ravioli was delicious, for two hungry people it's a perfect appetizer. The Caesar salad was tasty but the dressing was a little watery. Maybe ask for it on the side if you are picky. You can't go wrong with a eight dollar mini pizza. Perfect for one person tasty and satisfies the pizza craving. Great beer and wine selection. They have rotating taps from some of my favorite breweries in the Denver area and Carboy wines.

I have no excuse or explanation for why I have never been to Angelo's before, despite having lived five minutes away for 30 years--but I am kicking myself about my poor decision making. My friend and I finally gave Angelo's a try for their amazing happy hour and were thoroughly satisfied. We sat in a comfortable booth near the bar and enjoyed the heavenly atmosphere. The stained glass windows made me feel like we were at the church of pasta. The staff was great; very helpful and quite efficient. All of the food came out very quickly and was piping hot. The first available staffer appeared to bring out each item, so nothing sat waiting for our server to have time to find it. Angelo's has gone through a number of changes over the years, but these days it's Angelo's Taverna and it's owned by the Carboy Winery group. They run a tight ship. Angelo's does not take reservations, but you can call several days in advance to put your name on the waiting list. You go to the top of the list as soon as you check in. I had a very generous glass of syrah from the Carboy section of the wine list. My friend had a Manhattan (served with a trendy, single, large ice cube) and said it was first-rate. We started with oysters, a combination of the raw house oyster of the day and the "original" chargrilled oysters. The raw oysters were fresh and delicious, but the chargrilled oysters were amazing. They were the largest oysters we had even seen. The garlic butter sauce with herbs, spices, and pecorino cheese was perfect and the oysters were exceptionally tender and flavorful. Wow, what a great start! We then tried the crab cake sliders which were much larger than I anticipated, full of crab, on a nice bun, and with arugula and a tasty remoulade. The toasted ravioli were next, perfectly prepared, and with a really excellent marinara. We finished with Caesar salads--perfectly chilled and with a delightful, fresh dressing. Angelo's is the perfect neighborhood bar: welcoming, comfortable, a great selection of well-prepared drinks, and a good selection of delicious food. I won't make the mistake of being a stranger again.

This cute little gem of a place married old world Italian cuisine with vibrant colored limoncello walls & equally cheerful crowd. We enjoyed our dinner so very much. As an Italian American I consider myself a pretty good judge of pasta, sauce & all things in between. Food quality was outstanding, large portions, super tasty freshly baked breads, generous portions, the most beautiful Pinot Grigio (I need the name please). Veronika was our server she was such a pro, service was impeccable as were her fellow servers. Clearly everybody was working as a team more like a family. Locals obviously know Angelo's value, the happy hour bar was packed. Thank you for an outstanding time. Cheers to a wonderful evening ala Angelo's Taverna.