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The Best Restaurants In Cherry Creek

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By Allyson Reedy
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Cherry Creek is still the Denver neighborhood where you're most likely to see people wearing investment-grade suits and assorted fillers, and for a while its dining scene matched that country club aesthetic. But what was once dominated by stodgy steakhouses and expense-account Italian is now sprouting restaurants that are-dare we say it?-cool.
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Little Ollie's - Review - Cherry Creek North - Denver - The Infatuation

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By Allyson Reedy
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Little Ollie's has been Cherry Creek's go-to for Chinese food for nearly 30 years, which makes its Instagram-ready wall of greenery and neon logo feel a little unexpected. We're not sure who, exactly, is pausing at the photo opp like it's a step-and-repeat on their way in to order their General Tao's chicken, but sure, make a night of it. Maybe the lighting really is that great. Regardless, you're probably there for the food, and their American-Chinese is reliably and satisfyingly good.
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Uchiko - Review - Cherry Creek North - Denver - The Infatuation

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By Allyson Reedy
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You can approach Uchiko with a plan, but it's probably not going to hold. The menu runs in every direction-raw or cooked, surf or turf-spanning everything from a 600-degree hot rock for DIY steak searing to the softest piece of bluefin otoro that's ever dissolved on contact in your mouth.
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