Mizuna
Mizuna Supper Club
4.6
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- Auto-Enrollment: When slots become available, we'll auto-enroll you with an option to opt-out before billing.
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- Mizuna's Famous Lobster Macaroni & Cheese — Butter Poached Maine Lobster & Mascarpone
- Charred Baby Artichoke —Taro Root, Green Onion & Harissa Beet Hummus
- Beef Wellington — Pommes Duchesse, Chickpea and Rainbow Chard Succotash & Bordelaise
- Pistachio Panna Cotta — Vanilla Poached Cherries, Red Burgundy Gastrique & Pate de Fruit
- & More Surprises!
All meals come fully prepared with accompanying Chef's notes & prep instructions — simply assemble & serve.
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You can skip a month, pause or cancel your membership anytime via your Table22 member portal.
- VIP Cocktail Coin good for one bartender's choice cocktail any time you visit one of our Cap Hill concepts: Mizuna, Luca, Vesper Lounge & Salita
- First to know about new membership offerings including exclusive events & holiday reservations
Mizuna is the top rated restaurant not just in Denver, but in the western United States. This intimate neighborhood joint provides cover for the biggest food laboratory in Colorado, a place where chefs have free reign to experiment with and explore the finest seasonal ingredients. Here chefs are given wide creative berth. Every member of Bonanno's team has input on a menu that changes monthly; each chef is empowered to order whatever ingredients seem best suited to his station, and the result is an inspiring marriage between science and epicuria. Knives tap quietly and efficiently; white-jacketed chefs test rethought versions of old recipes, try out new food combinations and pick through ingredients to find the freshest, sweetest or most savory elements. They discuss topics like the New York Times food section and the quality of American-grown truffles. What Frank Bonanno has done at Mizuna is to create an environment where skilled cooks are encouraged to stretch the limits of their palates and broaden their understanding of ingredients both local and exotic. Bonanno's own gifted palate and technique become mentoring tools in his kitchen, and the product is consistently remarkable food, simply prepared, and professionally served.