Man, I’ve been getting lucky lately with the accidental pit stops. First there was the total surprise that was Mosaic, http://www.chowhound.com/topics/503197 and now this place, on South Broadway 2 doors down from Deluxe.... (0 replies, last updated by tatamagouche May 17, 2008)

No offense but if you fear young urban professionals probably a place called "Beatrice and Woodsley" in a fairly trendy part of an uran area is not for you. To avoid this fear of yuppification I suggest you try establishments (11 replies, last updated by ClaireWalter December 24, 2008)

One I would suggest would be Beatrice and Woodsley. Luca and Mizuna are of course fantastic as well but a bit more expensive Hope this helps a little Jonathan www.milehigheater.com (11 replies, last updated by tatamagouche December 5, 2008)

Here is one you will want to skip: Beatrice and Woodsley. Very over-rated and very unfriendly waitstaff/hostesses. (14 replies, last updated by hardegrees February 21, 2009)

—lots of great recs. When it’s on, Beatrice & Woodsley is a unique & worthy place—not cheap though. Its sister bar downtown, Mario’s Double Daughter’s Salotto is also a bit of a trip.... (6 replies, last updated by jdm40 June 22, 2009)

“pan-Med” type menus)) Thought we’d try for a drink at The Cruise Room or Ship’s Tavern, and do breakfast/brunch (since we have two slots free) at: Beatrice & Woodsley (for sure, since it means I can try it... (4 replies, last updated by tatamagouche January 9, 2009)

's casual Italian, emphasis on meats and cheeses and such); Bones (Bonanno’s tiny, funky new noodle bar); Beatrice & Woodsley (upscale small-plates restaurant near Deluxe with beautiful decor).... (1 reply, last updated by tatamagouche May 2, 2009)

3 I really enjoy down in Denver are luca D’Itlaia www.lucadenver.com and its sister Mizuna www.mizunadenver.com also Beatrice and Woodsley www.beatricandwoodsley.com Jonathan www.milehigheater.blogspot.com (5 replies, last updated by tatamagouche October 19, 2008)

for excellent food but more of a fun place than a pretentious place – like in Denver Beatrice & Woodsley/Root Down/Bones/Z/etc. Also happy with places that are divier but delicious nonetheless! Seems like shoulder season... (2 replies, last updated by ClaireWalter October 30, 2009)

-versa. We did Delite and Beatrice & Woodsley on Broadway tonight in the same fashion. Split some small plates, downed some drinks, and left with happy glows on our faces. All good. (4 replies, last updated by rlm December 6, 2008)

From Jason Sheehan’s Bite Me column, in this week’s Denver Westword: Leftovers: Two big small-plate openings on Broadway last week. Beatrice & Woodsley, a concept restaurant — small plates with a... (18 replies, last updated by tatamagouche June 7, 2008)

Sushi Sasa. Beatrice & Woodsley. Some would say a Kevin Taylor restaurant; I’ve never been but the menus never excite me. I might want to spend it at The Fort b/c I’ve never been, but that’s not really a rec.... (16 replies, last updated by drawnrake October 29, 2009)

Referring to Denver—Hi capeanne! With clients, Rioja’s a good call and you might also consider Luca d’Italia, Beatrice & Woodsley, and Panzano. All three are very good/nice but big enough to allow for some privacy; Z... (12 replies, last updated by tatamagouche October 26, 2009)

the usual suspects: Beatrice & Woodsley; Rioja; Fruition; any of Frank Bonanno’s places (Osteria Marco, Luca d’Italia, Mizuna); Frasca in Boulder; Deluxe; Table 6; Black Pearl. P.S. A new place called Root Down is... (13 replies, last updated by Parsnipity March 25, 2009)

Izakaya Den and Beatrice & Woodsley on the pricey side — Tacos y Salas #3 for the best authentic Mexican food in town (when I lived in NYC ten years ago, there was simply nothing like this place there, maybe that’s... (28 replies, last updated by AndIDontMind May 20, 2009)