Anise
Modern Vietnamese Eatery
Fresh Healthy Fun
Anise® is located at 865 N Lincoln Street on the south west corner of Lincoln and 9th in Denver’s historic Golden Triangle District. It is a full-service Modern Vietnamese Eatery that is also a fun place to spend time with friends… or meet new ones. Our tag line as seen above is “Fresh, Healthy, Fun!” …
About
Quyen Trinh, Anise®’s Owner and Executive Chef, was from Saigon, Vietnam’s largest city. With a population of over 8 million, Saigon is not only Vietnam’s financial hub, but it is also Vietnam’s cultural center with arts, plays, music, and of course culinary excellence. When migrants from all over Vietnam moved to Saigon to find better …
Star Anise
The Anise® namesake is derived from star anise, which is a seed pod of a medium-sized evergreen tree in the magnolia family (illicium verum). Star anise is native to northeast Vietnam but not to be confused with the western aniseed or the poisonous Japanese star anise. According to WebMD, star anise seeds contain ingredients that …
Happy Halloween
It’s the season for witches, ghosts, and goblins. There are plenty of them out there, and some have even invited themselves into Anise. The nerves of them! Whatever you do this Halloween season, please be safe and keep your social distance!
Denver Beer Week
Today is the start of Denver Beer Week, which is a celebration of “all things beers” in Denver, and is a 9 day celebration of America’s #1 beer city. Anise is proud to participate by featuring some of the best Colorado beers on tap like Avery’s IPA, O’Dell 90 Shilling, Blue Moon Wheat, Oskar Blues …
Chef Quyen and Friends
It has been very nice in Denver these past few days. This beautiful weather is supposed to extend all through this weekend before turning colder next week. If you’re an outdoor patio person and looking to enjoy the best of Vietnamese food while sipping on your favorite adult cocktails, give Anise® a visit soon before …
Oktoberfest
Just like that, October is here; and with the arrival of October, there’s already a chill in the air. That colder air is nature’s way to remind us that summer is over. But fret not, the arrival of Fall is also the arrival of Oktoberfest, our seasonal beer, by Left Hand Brewing Company. “Biscuity, malty …
Banh Mi Bites
Ordering Banh Mi at Anise® is a no-brainer. Our baguettes are baked fresh in house daily; we jam packed our Banh Mi with loads of your favorite proteins; then we complement them with the freshest veggies and herbs. Yum! It’s no surprise then that Banh Mi is one of Anise®’s best sellers. With so many …
Sports TV at Anise®
COVID-19 is tough for everyone including professional sports and their fans. Earlier this year at the start of the pandemic, the NBA was probably one of the first businesses affected and had to cancel all its games and season. After a few months of lock down, sports are slowly returning but due to the continued …
Anise® Delivers
Yes, that is not a typo. Our customers ask for it, so we have found the means and will now deliver. Our delivery service will begin at 4PM everyday starting today. We will deliver to the Denver area bounded to the north by i70, south and west by i25, and to the east by Colorado …
Amelia’s Flight Bag
Amelia and the team at CO & CO (Colorado and Company) bring Coloradans interesting interviews, community updates and a whole lot of fun. Amelia normally works from her home art studio and CO & CO’s newest Correspondent, Dani Fried, broadcasts from her Denver Loft!
Recently, Amelia and Dani stumbled upon our eatery and have decided to include Anise in Amelia’s Flight Bag. Thank you Amelia and Dani. We love your show!
Bottomless Mimosas
What’s your favorite mimosa flavor? Grapefruit, cranberry, pineapple, mango, or the original orange juice? Visit Anise in the Golden Triangle area of Capital Hill in Denver every Saturday and Sunday from 11AM-2PM and you can enjoy bottomless mimosas with Vietnamese Brunch, brunch as eaten by Vietnamese.
Happy Birthday America
To celebrate America’s birthday, Anise is unveiling our newest menu: Weekend Brunch! Most American diners know of Vietnamese brunch as pho, but there’re more to Vietnamese brunch than just pho. Sure Vietnamese eat pho for breakfast, but Vietnamese eat pho all the time. Breakfast is just one of the “all the time” that Vietnamese eat …
