Aloy Thai Eatery - Capitol Hill 211 East 7th Avenue, Denver, CO 80203

"Laid back Thai restaurant in Cap Hill. You go up and order at the front, seat yourself and an employee brings the food out. The interior space is small but had no issues being seated. The staff was friendly and knowledgeable. The food came out freshly and quickly. The egg rolls, cheese wontons, and green curry were fantastic."

"customer service was awesome. I ordered over the phone and I didn’t have to wait long. Everything was packaged well. I really loved the mango sticky rice. I didn’t open anything until I got home, and when I opened it up, I thought the curry with a little bit off, and in my opinion as a cook, the curry is broken, it should be creamy and analogous. A little bit disappointing for the price point, but I’m feeling under the weather and I’m gonna eat it anyways. edit: i tried it and it tastes pretty good and just didn’t actually bother me all that much. medium is the default spice and I figured it might be too spicy, but I actually would say it’s not very spicy at all, very flavorful , next time I will go up a level. Maybe it’s not fully broken? I’ve only made curry a few times and it didn’t turn out like this, but it’s not too offensive - just really oily. I’m bumping my review up to four stars instead of three now because it does taste good. It wasn’t THAT ruined. I have to mention that really liked the rice that they used! this was my first time in- the restaurant was cute, and it’s close so I’ll definitely give it another try in the future. based on the reviews, I think this was a fluke."

"BEST THAI IN DENVER. Try the Khao Soi, it is so delicious. We also had the Pad Thai and that was delicious. Presentation was amazing. They use Toast to order and pay so it was pretty seamless. They do have a server to sit you and bring food/check in. They brought us a child's high chair for our baby. They were so kind, quick, professional and DELICIOUS. I will 100% be back."

"Green curry, pad Thai, coconut curry with the noodles, it was all delicious. Super generous with portions as well, my wife and I took it home and had it again for dinner. Service was fast as well. We went during the winter season (supposedly it's great during the summer when you can eat outside) so we ate indoors and it was still great. Pretty small little hidden gem in the middle of the city, it's down a less busy road but the parking wasn't too hard to find because there was tons of side parking on the left of the building, we didn't mind the one minute walk."

"Very happy an Aloy location opened up here, it's closer to the folks that live around Cap Hill / Lincoln Park. Unlike the original Denver location off of 22nd, this location is more of a fast casual counter service type of establishment. They do bring you your food if you're eating in, service is fantastic. Both classic dishes, the Drunken Noodles and the Pad Thai were both as good as always. No difference in quality between both locations, consistency is great. And I love that you can sit outside on the street patio for a nice summer day. Great option for Thai food and great atmosphere."