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I always enjoy going to this store. My co-workers have introduced me to the finer side of beer and I can always find what I am looking for at Heritage! Compared to all other stores in this area their prices are the lowest, I notice another reviewer says they have high prices, I would like to know where they are going to find things for less. Heritage gives you a case discount where most places won't that I know of. They went above and beyond to try and order a rare beer for me, even personally calling me with updates. Also their loyalty program is great, it makes me a loyal customer for sure. Thanks guys!

Best south indian food in denver .. Tastes almost like home made food .. Their pastries are a must try too.. with better service and fresh decor they will be able pull more crowd ..

Four stars because I don't think 3 would be fair. The experience was pretty cool. They walk you through the kitchen on the way to your table. Lots of Italian pictures and decoration on the walls. Good music playing. (I was rockin' to Girl From Ipanema) Our waiter even had an Italian accent. And it may have even been real. The food was just OK. Well presented, but about what you would expect from any other Italian chain. They serve family style, so the dishes are *intended* to serve more than 1 person. Because of this, the prices may seem a bit higher at first. Example: I shared a pasta sampler with my 14 year old son. The small (serves 2 or more) size was $15, and came with 3 raviolis, 2 stuffed shells, a cannelloni and a stuffed manicotti. Definitely not enough for two or more people when one of those people is me. The garlic bread appetizer was good, but they're WAY too overzealous with the sliced garlic...to the point of making my 9 year old daughter choke on the strength of it. I understand wanting to get a little fancy....but that was a bit much. For $10, the garlic bread was about the size of a small or medium pizza. On a plus, the kids meals, which were all $5, came with a drink in a take home cup and seemed to be of higher quality than similarly priced kids meals from say, Applebee's or Chili's. The kids pizza was a nice looking thin crust that was the size of a dinner platter. The kids  spaghetti came piled high in a bowl with a baseball sized meat ball. A bargain at the $4.99 price.I didn't have any dessert, but from the prices on the menu, I would hope that they were either huge, orgasmic, or both. ($10 Tiramisu, $30 sampler platter)- : Drinks went empty for a little bit before being refilled, one drink was forgotten, one plate came out without the bread that it was supposed to have. Entrees didn't include any garlic bread. Prices were a bit high when not ordering 'family style'. + : Waiter was super nice. Atmosphere was enjoyable. They sang Happy Birthday to my twin girls. Didn't add auto gratuity to our party of 6. (4 kids). Try the chicken with lemon.

Best Indian in Denver hands down. Perfect dosa and the biryani is out of this world. I just returned from Hyderabad and this is the real deal. Don’t expect fast food. Expect delicious food.