Ya Ya’s
8310 E Belleview Ave, Greenwood Village, CO, 80111
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Address :
8310 E Belleview Ave
Greenwood Village, CO, 80111 - Phone (303) 741-1110
- Website https://www.yayasdenver.com
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Opening Hours
- Mon :11:00 am - 10
Specialities
- Takes Reservations : Yes
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good For : Dinner
Parking : Valet, Private Lot
Bike Parking : Yes
Wheelchair Accessible : Yes
Good for Kids : No
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Ambience : Classy
Noise Level : Average
Alcohol : Full Bar
Outdoor Seating : Yes
Wi-Fi : Free
Has TV : No
Waiter Service : Yes
Caters : Yes
Categories
Italian Cuisine
The immense popularity of Italian cuisine globally isn't unknown. You can find an Italian Pizzeria around every corner of almost every city in the United States. Not to forget that in every house, people enjoy mac and cheese as comfort food. But it would be wrong to believe that Italian food starts with pizza and ends with good pasta as this Mediterranean country has much more to offer other than these two dishes. In Italian Cuisine, there is a high use of fresh tomatoes, all kinds of herbs, great quality of cheese, all types of meat, seafood and fresh handmade pasta. Many find it hard to believe that Italians have been making noodles long back.
Italian and Greek cuisines are always mistaken to be same, but they are poles apart. The primary difference between the two cuisines is the use of cheese in most of the Italian dishes. Italians love to cultivate their own cheese and process them as per their food requirement. It is believed that some cheese is so expensive that cheese producers secure them in lockers.
If you are bored eating the same old pasta or pizza, you can try some of the authentic Italian dishes like Risotto, Polenta, Ribollita, Lasagna, Fiorentina Steak, Bottarga, Ossobuco, Carbonara, Focaccia, Arancini and Supplì. Another item which Italians love to relish every morning is a good cup of Italian Coffee. Once you taste a freshly brewed cup of Italian Coffee, you might not visit Starbucks ever again. Authentic Italian food is made with heart and soul, so go find a restaurant where you can relish Italian cuisine in your city.
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Alison C.
This review is solely for their brunch. I have also come here for their 5280 menu, but I highly recommend getting in for brunch. I came here a while ago for my birthday and I was so excited after reading their menu options. I made a reservation, which I highly recommend for brunch. They are very busy during that time. The brunch is $25 which is a very reasonable price. There are other places that charge well above this price for all-you-can-eat. I opted for the bottomless mimosa ($8 extra), but they were in big wine glasses and well worth the $8. The buffet was amazing. They had an omelet station with a prime rib station next to it. They had fresh salmon to make your own lox bagel (super good). They also had a dessert table (my favorite) and the normal bacon, potato, sausage choices. They had ripe fruit to accompany your heavy breakfast and they had made to order items also. I had the lemon-blueberry stuffed french toast and Ya Ya's hot brown Benedict. I was a huge fan of both, I was barely able to finish the Benedict I was so full. I wanted to continue binge eating all this delicious food, but I had to quit. Bottom line is, come here for brunch and you will not be disappointed. They had everything I love about brunch and our waitress was friendly and attentive.
(5)Lily S.
I will never be able to find out if their lunch or dinner is as good or better than the Sunday brunch because now every time I think of Ya Ya's, I want to make a reservation for a Sunday brunch! It's a beautiful spread, granted, not as extensive as the Broadmoor, but well worth the price! I made the mistake of having too much carb (the biscuits & gravy, made-to-order French toasts, and pasta bake all looked and tasted very good) as well as dessert on my first time because how could you not? OK, not a mistake when there's dessert involved (especially such good ones), lol. But now that I've gotten those out of my system, on subsequent visits, I plan to catch up on my share of shrimp cocktail, crab legs, and prime ribs! I tried to sample everything and there was not a single small thing that didn't taste good. Better yet, all non-alcoholic drinks are included with unlimited refills! Service and ambiance both reminded me of what I experienced on cruise trips, so, top notch!
(5)Mike F.
Since figuring out that DTC food that is by Arapahoe Rd is terrible and food that is a couple of miles away from Arapahoe can be pretty good, I've been much happier. Too bad it took me two months. Ya Ya's is pretty good. Loads of gluten free options. I had the pork tenderloin and it was perfectly cooked. I mean perfectly. Tender and flavorful. I might use a better preparation than turnips, but the glaze was very nice. The bisque (also gluten free) was ok. I could definitely taste the graininess of the rice flour that was used to thicken it up. Slightly above average service.
(4)Michael L.
This is our first time visiting Denver and staying at the nearby Hyatt. This restaurant had loads of positive reviews on Yelp so we walked over for lunch. We had wine and a light lunch. The Fresh ricotta small plate was fantastic and so is the decor. Service was excellent which is to be expected because this seems like one of those restaurants that would make service a priority.
(5)Anne C.
YaYas... I've eaten here a couple of times in the past few years, and it has been nice....last night, it blew me away. First note--the service-Lenny was amazing. Gave us great recommendations on wine, what to order, and was just really friendly and very funny. Drinks--very extensive wine menu, with great descriptions by flavor profile. Now to the real deal--the food. A small note: I'm not a restaurant week believer. Most of the time I think of it as a way to go to nice restaurants and get cheap food, rather than the amazing menus they normally offer. We decided to go to YaYa's last night because their restaurant menu seemed to be made of mostly their menu. Four courses--all delicious. Here are a couple of standouts: Apps- steak tartare. Had a mustard component that was rich, yet subtle. But the real app winner was the fresh ricotta with dates, onions and chorizo. Holy love of cheese, this was fantastic. Smooth, slightly sweet, a little salty...and apparently not to difficult to make at home, according to our waiter. They also gave us some focaccia and baba ganoujh that was really nice. Side note--ricotta and focaccia--amazing! Salads--pretty standard, nothing to really bust out the postcards and write home about there. Entrees-I had the best lamb meatball pasta with a mint pesto. It's on their regular menu...and if you like acid, it's a must try. I love acid. I will be back, on the regular, to eat this. Husband had a steak with an amazing beet purée. The steak was cooked perfectly. Desert-creme caramel cheesecake--great texture, super tasty, and a sticky toffee pudding. Also delicious. Would eat both again and again. So all in all, amazing amazing food, and restaurant week finally worked for me--I will be going back for more lamb meatballs for sure. (Note, please add ricotta to regular menu)
(5)Rowena B.
We came for dinner on a Wednesday night, it was pretty busy. We didn't book but they had a few tables available so we were seated right away. We had a lovely waitress who bought us an iPad to go through the drinks menu - which my nerdy hubby was loving! When we ordered the wine we were asked if we wanted some bread with it, so we said yes, to our surprise, it was Focaccia & Dip, but it came out much later than the wine so we got it the same time as our Appetizer which was Hummus & Pita. They both tasted really really good, especially the Hummus. For Entree's, I got the Angel-hair pasta with prawns & my hubby got the trout. They both tasted great but my issue was the lack of prawns. It was $13 for it vegetarian style or $21 with prawns. So all in all it was $8 for 5 prawns. We had a different waitress bring over our meals, she asked me if I wanted cracked pepper and I said yes, she went to get to mill and came back with red pepper flakes....I realized shortly after she left that we have black pepper on the table, but it was too late to tell her, and she ended up showing up with something else instead! We both had desert, I had the chocolate bread pudding & he had the creme brulee. The bread pudding was delicious! Very hot in the first bite so watch out! I don't like creme brulee but I tried it anyway, I was quite surprised that it actually tasted like real custard and wasn't a jelly consistency like you get at some places. The crusted topping was far too thick though, like eating toffee on top of a custard. The bill came to about $120, we didn't get charged for the Focaccia & Dip which was nice of them.
(4)D W.
Went once for happy hour about 3pm last Tuesday, still slow but filled up well by 4. Very nice wait staff, the patio is great, but I doubt I'd go back. $15 for 2 really, really average crab cakes. Average is being generous. I would not have them again at $5. Also had an eggplant based app that was really very good, that I would enjoy again. So one out of two. Fine. But those two tiny apps, and two glasses of my fave Kim Crawford sauv blanco came to about $50, plus tip over $60. Kim is $12 a bottle, not per glass. Ouch. No way Jose, there's way too many better scenes, MUCH better food and ambiance available around here for the same or usually a lot less dineros. Been to Union Station? Or on the flip side of style and AMAZINGLY good food, Billy's in NW Denver?? Or... Any place else for such better food and value. I understand it's DTC etc but still... I'll pass. I don't need to 'see and be seen' that badly any more.
(3)Kristin M.
Excellent food and outstanding service. I ate here with someone who is sort of a picky eater but she also wanted to try a bunch of stuff. She ordered for both of us (burger and wrap) then asked the waiter to split everything - half a burger, half a wrap, half the side of fries, half the side salad - between the two of us. Oh, and cheese on the side and extra sauce and... yeah. Not only was the food amazing (lamb burger and salmon wrap) but the service was impeccable. All the requests were followed without the slightest hint that this was a pain in the butt and no mistakes, our waiter was obviously paying attention. I'm not in Greenwood Village often but when I am, I'll be going back to Ya Ya's.
(5)Andrea R.
Food was amazing! Too much to even describe as I went to an all you can eat kinda Sunday brunch. The place is so awesome, the ambiance was perfect for a cold snowy day and the music was right on. Drinks per request and made to perfection. Come here, come here, and come here. That's all folks! ;)
(5)Rikki M.
I liked this place, but I felt like it was a bit overpriced....all of the really good looking stuff is going to force you to spend $80 minimum if you're going to have a drink with it. Wine is super pricey, and they don't really have any beer that you'd recognize. Having said that, the food is good and the service was awesome. You do need to ask for the house bread-that and the dip they serve it with was my favorite part of the meal!
(3)Agustin K.
Decent dining option if you are staying around the Denver Tech area. Since they open late, and located just across Hyatt Place, I think they get a lot of patrons from the hotel. The bar area was relatively filled up when I arrived close to 9pm. Their wine menu is on an iPads which includes extensive description of each. Not sure if it is necessary but it was kind of neat. The wine is quite reasonably priced and the options are not too overwhelming. I am going to say this now, get dessert! The bread pudding is served warm ala mode. I licked it clean (even after a full entree below). I had the steak quinoa salad - HUGE portion. Probably only a few slices of steak but the quinoa completely filled me up. The dressing is reminiscence of the bulgur dressing with the abundant parsley. Service was attentive and friendly. I was dining solo and didn't feel out of place at all.
(3)Jackie F.
Good food, decent service. They have quite a large menu, and seem to cater to the business crowd. I was there for a client meeting, so their organization, professionalism, and variety was good for me. Overall, I felt the food was decent. However, the client I was hosting had to send his dish back because it was so salty that he could not eat it. The waitress mentioned that others had sent the same dish back for the same reason. They were attentive and quick to fix the problem, but considering the amount of money we spent and how long we were there, I felt it would have been appropriate to adjust our final bill. I will likely give Ya Ya's a try again in the future, as the location is convenient to the Tech Center, and they do seem quite capable of entertaining large groups.
(3)Sherlyn S.
I was out in Denver for work and came here twice. Once for happy hour and once for dinner -- both times were amazing! The food was fresh, tasty and cooked to perfection. There's a cute outside area too but it was raining so didn't get a chance to enjoy it.
(4)Daniel T.
Best Brunch in Town! This is where we go when we are celebrating any occasion! Foods great, it's a little expensive but worth every penny!
(5)Adam K.
Linguini was absolutely dynamite. Great food and nice, quaint atmosphere.
(4)John W.
I am always a sceptic when a place has a huge glamorous building and all the appointments. This place? Yeah talk about nice decor. So usually this equates to average overpriced food (read review for a place up the street... Seasons52). So was it average you ask? No... It was awesome. Epic decor, amazing service, and the food? Wait for it... Wait.... Ok it was fantastic!! I had pork belly as an app... Absolutely wonderful. Sea scallops as an entree... Simply creative and delicious. And to top it off?? The sparkling water is free and house 'made'. This is usually where I get ripped off! Not here. So that extra 8 bucks? It goes towards tip. Date night... Foodie... You name it this place is great. Oh and the prices are exactly what they should be, and the portions are normal... Not tiny like some foodie places and not huge like some American chain. Good find!!
(5)Jacques D.
I'm not a regular but I have been here at least a half dozen times. Food is very good. Ambiance is great. Wine is a full pour. Only downside I can think of is that there is always a chance of running into my ex wife. ( insert shiver here ) :)
(4)Gloria M.
The food here is amazing! The atmosphere is so cool too! Located at dtc so there's plenty of parking and the restaurant is very well decorated! It's good for both a romantic date and or a night out with friends. We had a very nice waitress and we ordered 2 bottles of wine so we were having a blast! The calamari was delicious and I really enjoyed their crab cakes for appetizers. We the ordered our own entrees which was the sirloin and the meat was cooked to perfection and very tasty! My friends and I had a really good time here! The past at was also delicious
(4)Julie H.
Wholly Sunday brunch buffet! Mussels, crab, shrimp, smoked salmon. I started with the perfectly crispy Yukon potato, rare prime rib (sliced to order), horseradish sauce, marinated tomatoes & mushrooms with mozzarella. I also mixed a Caesar salad with lots of shrimp and crab legs. They also have a short list at the table included in price but cooked to order. This brunch was amazing. Bacon, sausage, omelette bar, Pasta salads, veggie salads, lox, hummus and more. The dessert tables were fantastic. I had a taste of caramel tart, cheesecake, and a few cookies. For $24.95 the brunch is unlimited. $9 more gets you a bottomless mimosa or $5 per Bloody Mary. I can't wait to take my son. The crowd was all ages.
(4)Jessi J.
Enjoyed an amazing four-course meal for Restaurant Week last Saturday. Outstanding service, and the food was perfectly delicious. The place was packed, but we were seated right away thanks to our reservation. The atmosphere has to be my new favorite; everything from the music to the décor was perfectly primed for the food we were about to eat. Our server was fantastic and easy to chat with, I loved that he even poured our freshly shaken martinis at the table! Each course was delivered in a timely manner, hot and fresh. I was so impressed, I will definitely be going back!
(5)Robert G.
Best Brunch in Denver. Prime rib. Made to order Eggs Benedict, Omelet Bar, French Toaat , Pancakes, Lox incredible desserts bottomless mimosa l. I'm stuffed and ready to go sit by the pool.
(5)Sean Z.
I wanted to like it... Middle of the road at best aside from the service which was really slow. Granted there we were in a group of eleven and there to celebrate my wife's birthday, and I know large groups can be tough. It was almost like a big surprise party as the Servers seemed surprised every time another chair at the table was filled with a guest as our friends arrived. For our friends the surprise was in how long it took to get a drink or even be acknowledged... I had liked the menu online as there seemed to be an offering for everyone, but in reality this was more like going to the cheesecake factory where the menu has a lot of offerings and really nothing special. The appetizers were good. Nothing unusual, nothing with any impact, but good. Dinner had the potential of being great, I ordered the trout. Thinking the greatness potential evaporated under the heat lights along with any moisture was left in that poor trout. I don't recall all of the other comments our friends made, but no one was enamored with their dinner, and the consensus was more of a "MEH...". The worst part of the night was the servers adding a 20% gratuity for a less than lack luster job. unfriendly, uncaring and worst of all slow... I get it with large parties... Some people think that at a table of 8-12 with a $700-$1000 tab a twenty is enough. However on the other side a waitress should not be able to provide crap service and still receive a premium tip. In fairness there did seem to be a "team approach" which in restaurants means no body does anything while the other guy goes to smoke near the dumpster. There are just too many other restaurants in the DTC area to waste your time here. Doubt we will go back...
(2)Stacy C.
Great brunch for a great price. All you can drink mimosas for $8. Food is delicious and they even have food to order off a menu.
(5)Meredith C.
Hello Silver Fox! If you're in the market for a sugar daddy, then this is the restaurant for you! Came here for a casual bridal shower for a friend and this place was packed to the gill with Sport coats and silver locks. The food is passable, but the service is outstanding. The restaurant vibe is cozy too despite the crowd.
(3)Jessica M.
Mental note - come back here for HH. I was at Ya Ya's for a business lunch this week and was pleasantly surprised by this place! Despite working in the DTC area, I don't explore too much around here since I'm usually in such a hurry to beat the traffic on 25. Between our group we had the butternut squash-pumpkin soup, roasted beet salad with salmon, tenderloin tips sandwich, steak burger, and beef stroganoff. With the exception of the beef stroganoff which just didn't hit the spot - everyone raved about their dishes and everything sounded like it would be ordered again given the chance. We came a little on the early side, but am thankful we did. This place is hoppin' come 1:00 pm! Nearly every table was full when we were on our way out the door. They do have a valet since the parking lot fills up quickly - so that's nice to know in case you're coming during the rush and the lot is full.
(4)Kim C.
Such an awesome brunch! The food is fresh and delicious. I wish they had a few more choices. The service was terrific. Loved it here. Be back soon!
(5)MC C.
Probably the best service we've gotten in town. I've only been for brunch but almost any dietarily restricted person is going to walk out of this place satisfied. They have prime rib, build your own omelette station, various types of seafood, salads, veggies, humus and pita, potatoes, sauces, biscuits and gravy and then there's the desert bar. Creme brûlée and cream puff are usually my go to's. They have 3 pastry chefs on staff if I remember correctly and their water is filtered by some crazy expensive (like 10k) water machine and tastes super clean. There are a bunch of made to order items as well, namely stuffed french toast. Just don't come here for a 'light' brunch. For $25 a head go back a few times.
(5)Dan B.
Great meal, personal service and fantastic wine list. And contrary to the the yelp indication... they are very kid friendly.
(4)Jw K.
I visit yaya's regularly and always very pleased and satisfied by their food and people. Angel hair pasta is perfect and the hummus is yummy there. Their scallop is also amazing, makes me always wonder how come it's so fresh when Colorado is far far away from the sea!! Our server Caitlin(or Kaitlin) was the best server ever, she has natural happy attitudes, great smile, also very well knowledgeable about the wine menu and food. I honestly can't tell I LOVE their interior (especially the couch of the booth table) but it has beautiful outdoor tables by a pond which I can seat there instead.
(5)Travis W.
Off in the burbs of Denver (near DTC) is Ya Ya's. I was in town for a meeting and looking for a nice reputable place via the Yelp app and stumbled on this place. With seating outside it just made the dinner that much better as the weather was nearly perfect. I had the filet and lobster tail and although the timing of the lobster tail was thrown off by being late to the table, they were both great. Additionally, the beer choices here are pretty good too. Service was great and the location was easy to get in and out of.
(4)Laura S.
Ate here with some friends and we had a reservation. We wanted to get a reservation on the patio but that was not guaranteed. We got lucky and scored. The patio is well shaded for the dinner hours, I was glad for that. Ordered the pizza with sausage - it was delish. Way too big for a personal pizza though. I could have split it with someone easily. Maybe a side salad if splitting if you are really hungry. We ordered 1 brownie in phyllo for dessert to share. Oh, My. Goodness. I will go back for this item alone. This may be the best dessert I have ever had in my life and while I like brownies in generally I am not a huge brownie crazy person. But this - MMMMM. SO good. SO very good. There were a couple things that kept this from 5 stars. 1) I didn't like the drink menu on an ipad. At first I though - Neato! But then it was so cumbersome to keep swiping back and forth to compare things and there was 1 ipad and 4 of us. Plus the outside light glare made it hard to read. 2) I ordered one of those copper mug drinks but it was flavored. I think cranberry flavored. I am fairly certain I was drinking straight vodka. It was awful, I sent it back. If I had drank it I wouldn't have been able to walk after 1/2 of it and it had no flavor at all except vodka. Everyone at the table tried it and gagged. It didn't resemble any of the ones I have had in the past at all. 3) Our waiter was tag teaming it with another waiter. She never told us that so when #2 appeared to ask if we needed more drinks we were a little confused. They didn't seem to be communicating either so they kept asking us what the other had just done. Minor detail. Maybe 1 was new and being trained. Who knows. Not a big deal. Overall great meal on a great patio. I will be back for that brownie.
(4)Barney T.
As a professional wine geek I get a lot of recommendations to try places but am usually disappointed with the same o same o. Not so here! Solid and deep wine list priced very well. Out of the first wine I wanted, drat! Boom, how about a 1er cru Champagne at a great discount to make it up to you? Perfect! Nothing like something going a bit awry to see dedication and they nailed it. Nice visit with the somm, we chose a white hermitage with perfectly done duck breast. and pork tenderloin. But, that champagne with their duck confit app was out of this world! Service was engaging, intelligent, and not over bearing. Nice blend of decor, casual but classy allowing it to work as an after work "grab a bite" or as a romantic date spot. Well done!
(5)Lisa N.
Denver tech center and lunch do not always go together, but Ya Yas is a place that makes it work! Beautiful patio seating paired with great lunch options makes this perfect for business and casual affairs. I love their pizza options, but the half salad, soup, or sandwich combo is hard to pass up! Anything with salmon is always very tasty as well. Only real complaint is that their Arnold Palmer was pretty flavorless... So clearly things could be worse!
(4)Brian T.
Oh man Ya Ya's has some tasty food. Everything we ordered was very good. I was told to get the roasted chicken and it came out great. The skin was crispy and the meat was still juicy. I'm guessing a slow cook finished with a session under an intense broiler. The small mound of potatoes that is served under the chicken were still crispy; good stuff! Had the calamari as an appetizer and it wasn't overcooked like most places. Light breading and a delicious sauce that came with it. Service was good and I'd come back again in the near future!
(5)Michelle B.
My husband and I found this place on Yelp and decided to give it a whirl. We made a reservation and were seated immediately and waited on within minutes. Our waiter Maureen was excellent and took amazing care of us! We tried a bruschetta for our first course with a balsamic sauce, and it was truly one of the most unique and tasty appetizers I have ever had. I had a side salad with delicious buttermilk dressing, and the bread with the eggplant sauce was wonderful. I had the baked lasagna and my husband enjoyed a filet mignon. Every bit of the food was outstanding from the beginning to the end. We had fresh beverages whenever we needed them and even had the manager check in on us. It was truly a wonderful dining experience!
(5)Taiwan M.
Brunch at Ya Ya's...Yes Please. This being my first trip to Ya Ya's, I had no idea what to expect. I have been to quite a few places for brunch, and usually the offerings are similar to one another, but here is something special. I was expecting the omelette station, bacon, sausage, and potatoes (which they have and do very well). The prime rib carving station, crab legs, and shrimp were a nice touch, but the surprises (for me anyway) was the mussels, lox, hummus, prosciutto, apple and brie, and a laundry list of other sides prepared exquisitely. The Service was also fantastic. Durning brunch, they offer a small menu of included items that are made to order. I tried the Eggs Benedict, and was not at all surprised that it was wonderful and flavorful. Our waitress was a rockstar. She made sure to check on us often, but give us space to eat and converse. I cannot wait to get back to this place. Best brunch I have had in years.
(5)Brad M.
I thought it was not good. I got the trout and it had butter all over it. The kale salad was really not tasty. Reasonable prices
(2)Anita S.
Best brunch ever! I leave satisfied every time with food and service!!
(5)Will S.
A nice and classy Euro bistro in the south 'burbs of Denver. Even though I was a little tipsy upon arrival, there was no amount of wine that could make me forget the top notch staff -- very knowledgeable about the menu and wine list and happy to make suggestions. I suppose it helps when you're the guest of a couple of regulars who aren't bashful about getting a little extravagant. Modest me played it safe by ordering the fennel sausage pizza. Thin crust, fresh ricotta, red onion, scallions and house made sausage. I enjoyed it overall, but do prefer my fennel sausage to be a tad spicier. The atmosphere is interesting. It's contemporary, but feels classic at the same time with large dining rooms complimented by patio seating. If you're in the area and are looking to indulge in a sit down dinner, Ya Ya's is the place.
(4)Garrett T.
Steak was cooked perfectly! I asked for medium but it came out medium rare, so glad it did! The side of French fries was perfect with the steak! The sauce is what brought it all together! I had the chicken soup as an appetizer but was not a fan. There was not a lot of chicken or vegetables, and was oily. The humus was incredible! Some of the best homemade hummus I have had. To finish it all off I had the bread pudding, delicious!! It was a little too saucy for me, I usually like it a little more dry but it was still amazing!
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