The article reflects on the challenging landscape for Denver restaurants post-pandemic, epitomized by the closure of Bistro LeRoux, a beloved eatery. Despite these setbacks, there is a silver lining in discovering new French dining options. The author explores several new venues that redefine the French dining experience while retaining traditional elements. Among these, Noisette Restaurant & Bakery stands out not only for its diverse offerings but also for its stylish ambiance and exquisite menu, indicating a promising food scene for French cuisine lovers in Denver.
Noisette, located on a quiet corner in LoHi, houses several types of French restaurants; however, the idea of it being a 'master of none' couldn't be further from the truth.
Inside, guests are seated on stylish furnishings in pastel hues and pops of burnt orange. Antique dishware and delicate items decorate the walls, giving the space a chic yet soft look.
The ambiance at Noisette is amplified by an exquisite menu described as 'cuisine bourgeoise' - traditional, family-style French cuisine that appeals to the local crowd.
French dishes are haute right now, and the guide provides a list of recommendations that spotlight both traditional and innovative French dining experiences.
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