Beckett's Table

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oshayb

Joined 7 years ago

A Fine Dining Escape. Fantastic food!! Great service and the staff is genuine. The menu has a great varity but is missing fresh veggy options that could really complement the meal. The bar was very load and discrating while trying to enjoy and romantic dinner. They need to find a way to section it off. I'm sure it's not that load all the time.

Guest placement is also a consideration. When the resturant is not full they tend to seat other parties right next to each other.

With a few simple adjustments this will be one of the greatest kept secrets in Parker. We will give them another chance.

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skibums

Joined 7 years ago

Finally fine dining in Parker. We love living in Parker, but my consistent complaint has been that for all the money in this town you'd think we could get some fine dining choices and boutique shopping (c'mon Parker, look at downtown Castle Rock). We can't eat at Junz all the time! Beckett's Table is a winner. Every dish has been a winner- from presentation to taste. And for being in a golf clubhouse the dining room is truly lovely. The best part, of course, is not having to drive 40 minutes downtown for a pleasant evening out...now if Chef Cina could only convince some of Denver's other notable chefs that there's a desperate need for non-chain dining establishments in this neck of the woods.....

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Contributor

Joined 10 years ago

Couples and business groups flock to this bistro at the Canterberry Golf Course in Parker for New American cuisine.. In Short
The casually elegant dining area seats about 50 at wooden tables flanked by velvet-upholstered chairs. Two walls of windows look out onto golf course, while another wall is almost entirely filled with a giant fireplace, which divides the bar area from the dining room. The menu features designer appetizers like sweet corn cakes with grilled shrimp, entrees such as almond-crusted pheasant with butternut squash ravioli and desserts such as ginger peach crisp with cinnamon gelato.

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sbracken4

Joined 7 years ago

Beckett's Table Rivals Denver's Best Restaurants!. Beckett's Table is truly a gem in Parker! After a recommendation from a friend, I went for dinner. It's in the Canterberry public golf course facility - which is a beautiful building and easy to get to from anywhere in South Denver. Chris Cina is the chef - he came from The Fourth Story and Loews in Denver and he's created a fantastic menu with something for everyone. This is my new favorite restuarant and I'm going to go back often - for lunch and dinner. Check it out!

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lancegolfpro

Joined 8 years ago

Great dinning experience. My family and I enjoyed our experience at Beckett's Table. Staff was courteous and professional. The food was awsome and the kitchen staff did a great job preparing food for my kids (basically whatever they wanted). The ambiance to the room is very kozy with a nice fireplace burning and comfortable seating. I like the bar for a neighborhood hang-out, lots of televisions for sport viewing and a good drink menu. I will definately be back!!

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jsmb11

Joined 8 years ago

Becketts. Becketts table is a gem out in Parker. We stumled across this play after a round of golf and couldn't have been more surprised. We actually drove back out from Denver the next week for a dinner and it was great!

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dakers

Joined 11 years ago

South Denver Gem. Was actually surprised to find this place inside a golf club. My wife plays golf here, so I had seen the building going up, but didn't realize, WOW! Food was great, hard to find this in Parker, neat little dining room, we had cedar plank slamon and halibut, didn't get to try desserts but I'm hoping we can go back soon. Two thumbs up!