5/5 Alisha Alexandra H. 7 months ago on Google • 5 reviews
Where
can
you
find
a
phenomenal
steak
&
raw
bar
in
Denver?
EDGE
Restaurant
&
Bar
located
in
the
Four
Seasons
is
the
spot.
EDGE
offers
an
unparalleled
dining
experience
that
is
perfect
for
creating
memories
on
a
special
occasion
or
enjoying
a
romantic
date
night.
This
is
hands
down
one
of
my
favorite
steakhouses
in
Denver.
We
arrived
at
the
Four
Seasons
and
valeted
our
car;
then
we
headed
inside
to
EDGE.
The
restaurant’s
aesthetic
was
upscale
and
modern
with
clean
lines
&
clear
spaces.
Our
evening
at
EDGE
was
made
even
more
delightful
by
our
outstanding
server,
Christian
who
ensured
that
every
aspect
of
our
dining
experience
was
exceptional.
I
started
off
with
a
glass
of
Veuve
Clicquot.
This
champagne
was
a
sparkler
on
the
tongue
with
white
fruit
&
floral
notes,
ending
in
a
hint
of
honey.
To
begin
we
had
the
Edge
Bread,
Maryland
Crab
Soup,
&
the
Babe
Farms
Beet
Rose.
During
our
meal,
we
had
the
pleasure
of
meeting
acclaimed
chef
Alec
Bruno
who
focuses
on
using
locally
sourced
seasonal
ingredients
for
his
spectacular
plates.
The
Edge
Bread
was
Freshly
Baked
&
served
with
Whipped
Nduja
Butter
&
Confit
Garlic.
The
bread
was
hot,
right
out
of
the
oven.
The
whipped
nduja
butter
was
loaded
with
gorgeous
flavor
-
a
salty
&
smoky
spreadable
salume.
The
Maryland
Crab
Soup
was
made
with
Fennel,
Brûléed
Orange
&
Bay
Crab.
This
soup
is
one
of
my
favorites
in
Denver
-
decadent
and
thick
on
the
tongue
with
lumps
of
sweet
bay
crab.
The
Babe
Farms
Beet
Rose
was
made
with
Pear
Butter,
Pretzel,
Marcona
Almond
Crumble,
Dill,
Raspberry
Dust
&
Buttermilk
Horseradish
Dressing.
This
beet
dish
blew
us
away
-
it
was
visually
stunning
(delicious
as
it
was
beautiful).
The
creamy
dressing
and
butter
really
tempered
the
earthiness
of
the
beets
which
resulted
in
a
cool
sweetness
that
we
couldn’t
get
enough
of.
From
the
Raw
Bar
we
had
the
Torched
Salmon
Nigiri
and
the
A5
Wagyu
Gunkan.
The
Torched
Salmon
Nigiri
was
made
with
Tamari
Glaze
&
EDGE
"Steak"
Spice.
Christian
let
us
know
that
the
Torched
Salmon
Nigiri
is
one
of
the
most
popular
orders
from
the
Raw
Bar
and
we
can
see
why,
it
was
incredible.
The
torched
surface
of
the
salmon
catalyzed
the
deep,
rich
umami
flavor
of
the
tamari
glaze
all
the
while
maintaining
the
clean
flavor
of
the
fish.
The
salmon
was
so
tender,
buttery,
&
melted
in
our
mouths.
The
A5
Wagyu
Gunkan
was
made
with
Spicy
Lobster,
A5
NY
Strip,
Togarashi,
Black
Garlic
Shoyu.
This
sushi
piece
was
a
showstopper.
The
A5
Wagyu
was
thinly
sliced
and
topped
with
edible
gold
foil.
The
sweetness
of
the
wagyu
and
lobster
meat
were
tempered
by
the
warm
sushi
rice
and
the
tang
of
the
shoyu.
The
EDGE
A5
Wagyu
Hot
Stone
was
3oz
of
the
Chef’s
Selection
of
A5
Wagyu
Beef
and
served
with
Black
Garlic
Shoyu,
Wafu
Steak
Sauce,
&
A5
Tallow
Bearnaise.
The
wagyu
was
richly
marbled
&
we
cooked
the
juicy
style
of
beef
right
on
our
hot
rock
at
the
table.
From
the
Grill
we
had
the
14oz
New
York
Strip
USDA
Prime
from
Lazy
Acre
Ranch,
Colorado
topped
with
Point
Reyes
Bleu
Cheese.
Lord
have
mercy
-
the
New
York
Strip
was
perfection
(the
best
steak
I’ve
had
in
a
while).
The
cut
of
meat
was
full
of
flavor
and
succulent
tenderness
thanks
to
dry
aging.
The
Point
Reyes
Bleu
Cheese
topping
was
addictive
in
flavor
with
bold
hints
of
sweet
milk
and
a
peppery
finish
that
complemented
the
taste
of
the
beef
beautifully.
For
sides
we
had
the
Harissa
Carrots
made
with
Local
Honey,
Dill,
Pistachio,
&
Salsa
Verde.
For
Dessert
we
had
the
‘Let’s
Get
Peachy’
made
with
Yogurt
Peach
Mousse,
Roasted
Peach
Raspberry
Compote,
&
Toasted
Pistachio
Sponge.
EDGE’s
pastry
chefs
never
cease
to
amaze
and
are
constantly
updating
the
dessert
menu.
I
smashed
the
‘Let’s
Get
Peachy’
with
a
spoon
to
unveil
the
fluffy
Yogurt
Peach
Mousse
inside.
The
mousse
was
nice
and
smooth
while
the
pillowy
pistachio
sponge
added
bounce.
The
peach
raspberry
compote
added
a
delicate
tang
to
the
dessert.
A
sweet
ending
to
an
unforgettable
dining
experience
at
EDGE
Steakhouse!