O Bar

We came here Christmas Eve for drinks and fries after work. They were great. We frequently get sushi take out for lunch from little ollies. Our waitress told us we could get O Bar take out as well. They have separate kitchens, but share space. No problem.
We called Saturday, Jan 9, so excited about O bar’s menu. The girl who answered the phone said she had to check with her manager and then told us O bar would not be accepting pick up or delivery orders today. I told her that we were told it wasn’t a problem. She replied that honestly it depends on the manager, and the one today is pretty cranky. This is terrible customer service and left us in a tight spot to figure something else out for lunch at work.
we will not be ordering from O bar or little Ollie’s again.

This may be my favorite bar/​amazing restaurant in Denver! I’m not just saying that. I love the staff! Every single girl is kind and beautiful. The owners have killed it from little Ollie’s to Jing to O Bar. They serve my Grandfather and me and always remember my name and treat me like family. I will come back for every reason from service, great food and amazing ambiance. Love you guys

Staff is very nice but the service is horrid. The food is way overpriced as it’s typical, mediocre Denver fare. I keep forgetting not to come back here — don’t know why. Especially when Hillstone is just across the streer

Love the environment and ambience, thry have a really fun menu with lots of great gluten-​free options!
I highly recommend the gluten-​free calamari and bacon wrapped dates. They use a rice starch instead of wheat and you can’t tell the difference.
I do have to say find it a bit sexist, seeing as the dress code for the young waitresses is a ‘little black dress’, whereas the young guys get to wear long black slacks. I think that the waitresses should have the choice, to wear either a black dress or slacks, otherwise make guys where little black shorts! Catch up with the time guys, maybe you should ask your employees and see if they actually appreciate having to wear a little black dress all the time!

Only had drinks but the service was fantastic and the drinks were great. Loved the patio seating with the misters. We’ll definitely be back!

Good menu + interesting drinks. They are a sister company to Jing, and this menu is more vegan friendly.
Good place to bring friends for drinks/​appetizers. They have lots of small plates which are delicious, but not meant to be shared between more than two people; their prices do reflect the portions.
Patio is nice and open, with misters to keep you cool in the summer. Good place to sit and waste away the afternoon. Parking can be difficult and there are ²⁄₃ hour limits on the meters.
If you plan on making a day of shopping and such, I would suggest parking at the mall and then walking from there. Walking 10 minutes beats stressing about moving your vehicle. Be aware!!! They do ticket heavy in Cherry Creek. We didn’t realize our plates were expired (under a month) and received a ticket ($ 75) while having brunch one day. Obviously our fault for not noticing it expired, but it did make for a bummer when we rushed through brunch to not get a meter ticket and then found that :(

I visited O Bar for the first time last weekend before the Westword Music Showcase. We were seated right away (across the street said at least a 45 minute wait) and content with the patio. Our server came to grab our drink and dinner order pretty quickly, which was a plus for being strapped on time.
After we put in our order, our drinks arrived quickly and not too shortly after that came our food. The cold peanut noodles were delicious, as were the chicken lettuce wraps. The steamed buns however, looked like they had been busted open and tasted before it landed on our table. Our server (who was nowhere to be found after bringing us our food) hadn’t come back ONCE since serving us. We literally sat there until a server who wasn’t even ours asked us if we needed anything. I was very appreciative to at least have one server doing not only her job, but another servers job as well. I ended up tipping her more than our actual server out of pure appreciation of her help.
When our server finally did arrive at our table to check on us, we informed her of the steamed buns and their repulsive appearance. She then offered to knock them off of the bill for us, which I appreciate her doing. I would like to return to O Bar in the future, but it will definitely be an ‘in the area’ type of visitation.

Who knew there was a new branch of Little Ollie’s right next door to Little Ollies? I sure as hell didn’t. As you walk in, you can tell there was an obvious add-​on, where the styles seem to be different. One side of the restaurant to serve younger people and the original side to serve older people? Not sure I get the dichotomy.
In terms of the food, it is serviceable Asian food that may just be a little less than what was offered in the original restaurant. Not sure how that it is even possible, but I will say it is no where near the disaster that is John Holly’s. If you stop by during happy hour, you will leave with a smile on your face and money in your pocket.
Perhaps O Bar is a little out of it’s depth; attempting to cater to another type of customer. But will a nice patio on a quite street, I can’t complain too much.

Came here with a party of four and all were satisfied with the menu. The service was outstanding as our cocktail waitress, Tracy, and on another occasion, Lace, were able to memorize and serve a huge order of 4 (w/​o any mistakes!). I swear, they must be part-​time models because I accidentally almost proposed… twice.

Went here with our staff after work. Great atmosphere for an informal gathering. Terrific energy. Not at all what I expected with a bar attached to Little Ollies. Good happy hour menu. The brussel sprouts, hummus and sliders were our particular favorites. Would definitely return. Highly recommended.

I’ve been here a couple of times now. I really like the layout of the place. We used the patio in the summer and sat at the bar more recently. The bartenders were friendly and the drinks were good. It’s one of the better places in Cherry Creek to go grab a drink and food with friends. The prices are reasonable, too.

Went here for an afternoon drink. The happy hour specials aren’t anything amazing, as the drinks are $$ to begin with… but the staff were friendly. The humus app was one of the best I’ve ever had. The mussels were bland and lacking. More hummus please!

I love the atmosphere here and all the bartenders and waitresses and the food’s pretty good

Love having this option in Cherry Creek. The happy hour is killer – I’m a fan of anywhere I can grab a glass of sangria or champagne at 3pm.
Big part of Little Ollies means the food is on point as well.
This is my go-​to when I’m meeting with clients or a friends who require something a little more formal than the bar at the Cricket.

The O Bar is connected to and a part of Little Ollies… but yet it’s own restaurant. You can actually order off of the Little Ollies menu, but they will tell you that the food comes out of two different kitchens and so may not be coordinated. We ordered off of the O Bar menu and were satisfied. I had both the ribs and the mac and cheese and found both to be VERY tasty. The ribs were tender fall of the bone… and the mac and cheese was… well…cheesy. My only complaint is that the portions are very small for the price.

The O Bar is a hidden gem! Ambiance is great, outdoor patio is fantastic and the chicken sandwich was amazing. Do yourself a favor and stroll in for lunch.