Judging from the crowd, Thomas Nesler has a hit at this Highlands hotspot. This funky/trendy bar/restaurant features mostly tapas (although some entrees are offered) and an affordable & interesting wine list, all of which are available by the bottle or glass. The list of tapas is too long to review but everyone in our party liked all five we tried. Afterwards we ordered the paella for four. The dish was huge and packed with fresh seafood. Although not made with the traditional saffron, this was one of the best I've had in Denver. The music in this place can be a bit loud, making conversation a little challenging. Service was a little slow, but friendly. No reservations taken after 7:00pm.
Pros: Creative Tapas, Good Paella, Wine List
Cons: , Volume Level
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