Pho Restaurants near Denver, CO

Now Phở Vietnamese • $$
1195 South Federal Boulevard, Denver

Customers` Favorites

Grilled Shrimp & Pork Spring Rolls Goi Cuon Tom N Heo N
Crab Cheese Wontons Hoanh Thanh Pho Mai
Sizzling Rice Cake Omelet Bột Chiên
B1 Combination Noodle Bowl Bun DAC Biet
Grilled Shrimp and Wagyu Spring Rolls
Wonton Egg Noodle Soup MI Hoanh Thanh
Pan-Fried Egg Rice Cake Bot Chien
Korean Short Ribs Suon Dai Han
Korean Short Ribs Rice Plate
Strawberry Lychee Green Tea

“Stone Bowl Pho is such a treat! The flavors are amazing, and the ingredients are so fresh.“

4.6 Superb559 Reviews
Pho 8 Vietnamese & Chinese Restaurant Pho • $$
3100 S Sheridan Blvd Unit H, Denver

Customers` Favorites

Beef Pho Noodle Soup with Onions
Rare Steak and Brisket Pho
Grilled Pork Spring Rolls
Vietnamese Egg Rolls
Combo & Fried Rice
Chicken Fried Rice
Veggie Egg Rolls
Chicken Banh MI
Beef and Shrimp
Pork Dumplings

“Food is deliocus and service is good here. Love to come here with friends. Excellent Vietnamese food.“

4.4 Superb278 Reviews
Phở & Bar Pho • $$
1600 East 17th Avenue, Denver

Customers` Favorites

Lemongrass Beef Banh MI Sandwich
Salt & Pepper Chicken Wings
Spicy Pho with Rare Steak
Combination Rice Bowl
Chili Garlic Edamame
Crab Cheese Wontons
Asian Buffalo Wings
House Pho DAC Biet
Fresh Shrimp Rolls
Five Spice Fries

“Pho & Bar is a really solid Vietnamese spot with a modern, trendy atmosphere and a menu that goes beyond just basic pho. The pho is definitely the standout. The broth is flavorful without being overly sweet or heavy, and they have some more interesting options like curry pho, short rib pho, and duck pho that you don’t see everywhere. The curry pho in particular is worth trying if you want something a little different.

The appetizers are also surprisingly good. The dumplings, pork egg rolls, wings, and crab cheese wontons are all solid choices, and the happy hour makes it much easier to try a bunch of different things without spending a fortune. Portions are generous too, especially with the vermicelli bowls and banh mi. They definitely don’t skimp on the meat.

Service has generally been friendly and helpful, even when the restaurant is busy. Staff seem happy to explain the different broths, make suggestions, or bring extra basil, lime, or cilantro if you ask. The atmosphere is fun and casual, with good music, a nice outdoor area, and a more modern feel than the typical neighborhood pho restaurant.

There are a few downsides. Prices can feel a little high for pho, especially once you add drinks or appetizers, and the portions of herbs and sides that come with the pho can be a little skimpy. Service also seems like it can be inconsistent. Most experiences sound very good, but when something goes wrong, the wait can be frustratingly long.

Overall, though, the food is what makes this place worth coming back to. The broth has real flavor, the menu has some creative options, portions are good, and the happy hour is a nice bonus. It’s a good choice if you want Vietnamese food in a more lively, modern setting rather than a traditional no-frills pho shop.“

4.3 Superb360 Reviews
Phở-natic Vietnamese Restaurant Pho • $$
229 East Colfax Avenue, Denver

Customers` Favorites

Vietnamese Noodle Soup
Chicken Fried Rice
Pho Side Toppings
Chicken Pho
Spring Roll
Rare Steak
Brisket
Pho Tai

“Really, really good food in a simple, pleasant setting.“

4.2 Good315 Reviews
DALAT PHO RESTAURANT Pho • $
940 S Federal Blvd, Denver

“Great customer service and authentic food! Everything we ordered was fresh and flavorful. The only reason I’m giving 4 stars instead of 5 is because the music was extremely loud—it made it hard to have a conversation and actually hurt my ears. If they lowered the volume a bit, this place would easily be 5 stars.“

4.5 Superb38 Reviews