Taste of Thailand

Having sampled a few of the better Thai restaurants in town, I decided to try this quaint spot.
Found the food to be the best I've had to date.  Fresh ingredients grown on site.  I had the combo Pad Thai.  Only drawback is the seating area is very cramped and place was very busy late evening.  Signs of a great restaurant in my book.

So good. It's a little tiny gem tucked away near Swedish hospital. Everything is always flavorful and the veggies taste fresh. I'm so glad this is so close to our house!

We ate here for the first time last week and were pretty impressed. The restaurant itself isn't much to look at - pretty divey and small. But the food was excellent. We had dumpling appetizers, beef clay pot, and their special - stir-fry featuring western slope peaches. I was expecting a curry soup-style clay pot, but it was nothing like that - it was beef on a base of rice noodles. Very flavorful. The peach dish (which I assume won't be around much longer) was excellent. Lots of veggies in the dishes, which we liked.

I'll admit that I'm a bit of a snob when it comes to Asian food (Indian, Thai, Chinese, sushi), and I've found that you have to search a little harder to find good ethnic food in Colorado. But I would definitely come here again.