P.F. Chang’s

I love this place they always have several things to choose from however they have changed their menu a little bit they do not have the little mini desserts that I love so much but everything else is great this place also has a beautiful patio our waitress was great

The service was fast, the server was great, and the food was delicious.
You can’t ask for a better combination.

went twice. Service was superb. Food was good, but not healthy.

Food was excellent as usual! I sat on the patio and there was live music all I can say is I have a migraine from it. This is a high-​class Chinese restaurant not a Western Bar.

Really lackluster food. The lettuce wraps were mediocre with just one runny sauce and the Singapore rice noodles were a complete disappointment. They got the order wrong and the noodles were bland and tomatoey and tasteless. The salt and pepper prawns were bland. I will not be returning to this restaurant. In an area chock full of restaurants they could have tried harder. The one star is for the lady who swept up the dirty floor under our table.

We had an awesome server. The food was amazing. Really great experience.

My girlfriend and I came here on valentine’s day with no reservations around 1:30pm they where on a 30 minute wait. There was a couple seats at the bar so we decided to wait there. I ordered a red sangria and my girlfriend had some Moscoto they where both excellent in fact we ordered a bottle of Moscoto when we got to the table it was so good. We where sat within the 30 minute time frame. We started with the lettuce wrap appetizer and our server was kind enough to light the candle on our table. Food came out quickly expecially for how busy they where. I ordered some Mongolian beef with rice for my entrée it was also very good. For dessert we had chocolate raspberry won tons. The whole time I was waiting for something to go wrong because they where so busy but my complements to the staff and management for running a very good business and being on top of everything during our visit it made our valentine’s day very special. Thank you for a wonderful time. We will be back soon.

Great meal! We had just arrived back in Denver from Germany. Wanted something Chinese and light.
Dumplings and Tsao chicken were perfect. Pinot Grigio wine to go with it was wonderful. My wife likes sauvignon blanc; they have a great selection to keep us both happy.
Service was excellent, as usual, and the vibe was fun. It was really busy for 8:30 pm! Didn’t quiet down til after 9:30 or so.
We’ll be back. We love Park Meadows and PF Changs!

I always love coming to PF Chang’s. This one is spacious and bright as usual, and the service was great. We had the chicken lettuce wraps (guess they don’t mix the sauce at table side anymore), the orange peel shrimp and the steamed shrimp dumplings. All of it was so tasty. Of course, the steamed shrimp dumplings and lettuce wrap both have sauces with 1000mg of sodium so you’d expect it to taste good! Also love the taste of their fortune cookies…

I enjoy this chain and typical go for dinner. I tried lunch at this location and that was not the best plan. Server was overwhelmed which left me barely enough time to eat my food. Mongolian beef was very good as usual but I needed much better service for a lunch during a work day.

I would like to give it 5 stars, but because their seafood dishes are meat-​broth based (most of the menu is actually), I cannot. As many people who have dietary restrictions know, choices are limited – or certainly not abundant – when dining out.
Tyler, the manager (who happens to be vegetarian), made it a point to assist with accommodation, & he definitely met our needs personally coming over and seeing what it was he could help alter on the menu.
No altering needed however; we ended up ordering the eggplant with garlic, shrimp dumplings, & lobster tacos. All very yummy seafood dishes~with NO meat-​based broth (FYI for all the pescetarians out there).
Thanks Tyler, we’ll definitely be coming back!

Maybe I just ordered the wrong food but it just wasn’t very tasty. I had curry vegetables and tofu. I like each one separately but together just did not hit the spot. My husband and dad thought theirs was ok. The sushi we ordered was tasty. I believe it was a scallop roll. The ginger was very good.
I will say the place was buzzing. There were high school kids there before homecoming. That was nice and they were well behaved. Lots of birthday dinners and it was Friday night. I had a reservation and we had to wait maybe 10 extra minutes
Our server was delightful. Friendly and she kept her eyes on our drinks. Well I just had water. Yes boring but I had wine earlier
I haven’t been in awhile and it will be awhile before I go back. Chinese is not my favorite food so if I eat it I need to love what I ordered

I’m not usually excited about eating at chains, but we were on our way to the airport and decided to stop in at this PF Changs location. The building and décor was so beautiful. The panoramic windows were perfect for the amazing views of the mountains. The service was friendly and fast and the food was amazing.

Dined at P.F. Chang’s on Tuesday August 11^th in the bar area. Very attentive service — couldn’t ask for more friendly folks tending the bar. Enjoyed the «Happy Hour» menu — including Tuna TarTar, pan seared pot stickers and calamari. The food was equally impressive and the views from the glass walls made for a wonderful dining experience.
While there, we all watched a small tornado form and then go back up into the wall cloud — which was extremely interesting from the restaurant vantage point on a high hill looking West. The manager was visible and was walking around speaking with the various customers and seemed very sincere. During the 20 minutes or so that we were all watching the funnel cloud, he did make a point of switching the channel to a local channel which was covering the weather and assign the bartender to «keep an eye» on the weather warnings for him. Also mentioning that if necessary he may need help getting customers and employees to safety, in case the tornado continued to develop and head towards the restaurant.
Anyway — this place is well ran, very clean (I watched the bar tenders cleaning the beer fridge and there wasn’t much build up), great fresh food, and great employees — interested in team work. I’ll be back in a few months, when I return to town.

Yummy! Such a beautiful establishment, love the large windows and exposed beams! Its been over 5 years since I’ve been in a pfChangs, yet they still have those delicious crisp chicken lettuce wraps and A+ wontons. I was missing the Lamb, if I remember it used to come out on a bed of cilantro, and the double pan fried noodles. Maybe they were under another name? But the seemingly ‘boring’ broccoli beef, had tender cuts of beef that made it easily my fave of the night.

Very good and consistent as it normally is. Reasonable happy hour prices. We ordered pork dumplings, lettuce wraps (the best), crispy green beans (2^nd best), and the chicken satay (if you dont like curry, dont order this). We also order the sangria which was $ 5 and had some fruit in it… also good.

Rejoice! If you are looking for boring Chinese-​ish entrees with sugary flavorless syrup coatings you have found your Mecca. Looking to pay about twice what those dishes should cost? Well, then has P.F. Chang’s got a deal for you!
I stopped in for lunch and had their «signature» spicy chili chicken entrée and an order of 4 pork pot stickers — all for the svelte price of $ 30. The pot stickers were bland and uninspiring. The entrée was far from spicy, tasting more like Chicken McNuggets in a slightly better sweet & sour sauce than the one found under the Golden Arches. At least it had a decent amount of chicken in it.
Congratulations to P.F. Chang’s for truly nailing the mediocre chain restaurant experience.
First time. Last time.

One of my favorite establishments in the Park Meadows area, because the dine-​in experience is a must. The views, breathtaking. The atmosphere, pleasant and warm. The food, always a win in my book. Whether we take a seat at the bar for some drinks and apps, or a booth in the dining room, I am always satisfied with the service.
A few weeks ago, I ordered a vodka sprite with a lemon, choosing Kettle One vodka. The bartender was charming as he made our drinks, and stepped aside to cut some fresh lemons. I continued to chat with my friend and didn’t watch him actually make the drinks. He set them down, asked if we were ready to order our food, and then promptly realized he had used the wrong vodka in my drink! I told him not to fret or worry, that I would be ordering a second drink later and would fix it then. He insisted that he remake the drink, admitting to his mistake. I was beyond impressed and was happy to give him the large tip he deserved. I only wish I had gotten his name! It’s because of service like that, something so simple, that I continue to revisit P.F. Chang’s at Park Meadows.

I vacillated between giving a 4 and 5 for a long time. My logic was this: it would be 4 stars on a relative scale of EVERY restaurant I’ve ever been to, 5 if I considered it in a vacuum for what it was; it was faultless.
Now, if only I could have decided what to eat this easily. I was wonderfully indecisive, which would not be complete without changing my order once I finally made up my mind. (One of those days.) Our waitress didn’t bat an eyelash, changed my order, and got me right up to speed with my friends who were doing the lunch menu (somehow, the whole soup/​salad + entrée thing escaped me. I had all eyes on the sushi).
The outdoor deck was brilliant, service was incredibly quick yet laid back to where we felt welcome to stay for another hour — if only work allowed!
Food: Egg drop soup and Chang’s Spicy Chicken (not breaded)
I find their Hot & Sour soup unpalatable, and their Egg Drop soup was a step above, although still in dire need of soy sauce (a lot of it). Chang’s Spicy Chicken was really great. I don’t like fried/​breaded stuff, and this was perfect. The chicken was cooked as it is in some of their other dishes but still had the sauce from the original dish. The whole meal was worth the $ 10 thanks to the great service & atmosphere.
The Kung Pao chicken also got rave reviews.

I don’t care if it’s a chain, I love P.F. Chang’s. This one has the added bonus of a wonderful patio and glorious view, but has the downside of being in the Park Meadows parking lot. Why is that a downside? Because now that it’s the Christmas shopping season I may crave some of their tasty lettuce wraps, but I’m not even going to consider it! Of course if you already have to fight the crowds then this is a much better place to eat than most spots in the mall.
I usually come here to fill up on tasty apps, like those lettuce wraps, dumplings and flaming red wontons — yum! Recently I’ve been in the mood for something new and just discovered a love for their Ginger Chicken with Broccoli. Yummy! They also make a pretty mean cocktail if you’re so inclined, which I often am. Portions can be big, but what’s better than leftover Chinese food, right?