Table 6
Alamo Placita, Denver
Restaurant in Denver, United States
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Chef
Aniedra Nichols
Dress
Smart Casual
Why go
Table 6 is the right Denver pick when the goal is a calmer Capitol Hill dinner rather than a downtown production. Chef Aniedra Nichols gives the restaurant a clearer kitchen point of view, but with no published price tier or award signal, it works better as a neighborhood-led choice than a prestige booking.
About Table 6
Do not book Table 6 expecting a splashy production; the details support a simpler read: this is a Denver dinner option led by chef/owner Aniedra Nichols, with evening hours Tuesday through Saturday. It is best framed as a practical dinner choice rather than a venue to sell on claims about awards, price, cuisine, or a specific service format.
The strongest reason to consider it is focus. With Aniedra Nichols associated with the restaurant, Table 6 has a clearer identity than a generic dinner pick, but the available details do not support treating it like a tasting-menu trophy booking. That matters for expectations: choose it when the goal is dinner in Denver with a smart casual dress code, not when the group needs a long list of published accolades or highly specific menu details to justify the plan.
Denver works in its favor if the night needs to stay low-friction
The location detail to use for planning is Denver. That is useful for locals and visitors who want dinner without overbuilding the itinerary around neighborhood claims. For broader planning, Denver restaurant guide is the better starting point if the group is still deciding between options, while the Denver bars guide helps if drinks before or after dinner are part of the night.
Some decision-making details are thinner than at more heavily documented restaurants. The facts include chef/owner Aniedra Nichols, smart casual dress, dinner hours from 5–9 PM Tuesday through Saturday, with Monday and Sunday closed. They do not confirm a price tier, cuisine, seat count, bar setup, or award signal. That does not make the booking weaker, but it does mean the safest read is practical: choose it for a Denver dinner where the confirmed basics are enough.
Who should choose it, who should cross-shop
Table 6 is a good fit for diners who want a Denver dinner option with a smart casual dress code and a clear Tuesday-to-Saturday evening schedule. If the occasion calls for comparison shopping, Fruition Restaurant, Madeline, Odyssey Italian Restaurant, Satchel's on 6th, Benny's Restaurant & Cantina are natural names to consider alongside Table 6, depending on what kind of night the group wants.
For a wider Denver trip, pair this decision with the Denver hotels guide and other Denver planning resources. The key verdict: book Table 6 when a smart casual Denver dinner led by Aniedra Nichols fits the plan. Skip it if the table needs a clearly published splurge format, detailed price guidance, or award-driven bragging rights.
Planning details
- Location
- 609 Corona St, Denver, CO 80218
- Website
- table6denver.com
- Phone
- +13038318800
The take
The Take
The Vibe
Table 6 reads like a true neighborhood restaurant: small, residential and quietly confident. It sits on a tree-lined Capitol Hill block amid Victorian and Edwardian buildings, and the dining room favors warmth over spectacle. The operation is owner-run and seasonally attentive, so the room feels lived-in rather than staged. The result is a sophisticated but unpretentious environment where serious cooking is the point, not theatrical presentation. Diners come for focused à la carte cooking in a charming, historically rooted setting that privileges good technique and local rhythm over flash.
Best For
Table 6 suits evenings where focused food and close conversation matter. Its modest room and deliberate à la carte menu make it a solid pick for date nights, business dinners and small-group outings when guests want thoughtful cooking without the formality of a tasting menu. The neighborhood tone also supports more casual visits from locals who value seasonally minded dishes. Because the kitchen occupies the middle ground between high‑concept tasting menus and relaxed neighborhood spots, it works well for special occasions that favor substance over spectacle.
Ordering Tips
The menu is organized around how people actually eat, so plan a mix of courses rather than relying on a single large plate. Start with something bright or textural, then move to one of the kitchen’s signature mains—Duck Confit or the Smoked Butternut Squash Tagliatelle—while sharing a few smaller items like French Onion Tots or Pork Cheek Buns. The format encourages flexibility: order two or three plates per person if you want variety, or pick a standout main and a couple of sides to keep the meal focused on the kitchen’s strengths.
Venue details
Ambiance
Warm and inviting with an open kitchen, intimate yet not cramped, featuring brick walls and a cozy atmosphere that feels both homey and refined without being pretentious.
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Best For
Experience
Sourcing
Accessibility
At the Table
- Dress Code
- Smart Casual
- Noise Level
- Conversational
- Service Style
- Upscale Casual
- Meal Pacing
- Leisurely
- Capacity
- Small
Signature Dishes
- Duck Confit
- French Onion Tots
- Smoked Butternut Squash Tagliatelle
- Pork Cheek Buns
Planning details
Location
Also consider
Where to look if Table 6 is not the right fit
Choose Fruition Restaurant if the night needs a stronger special-occasion frame. Choose Madeline if seasonal, technique-driven bistro-style cooking is the priority.
For a more casual alternative, Satchel's on 6th is the cleaner cross-shop. If the group wants Mexican comfort rather than a chef-led neighborhood dinner, Benny's Restaurant & Cantina is the more practical pivot.
Restaurant context
How Table 6 compares in Denver
Table 6 is easier to justify as a low-friction Capitol Hill dinner than as a formal splurge. Compared with Fruition Restaurant, it reads as the more neighborhood-oriented choice, while Fruition is the stronger cross-shop when the night needs a more polished special-occasion signal.
Madeline is the sharper alternative for diners who want a seasonal, technique-driven bistro-style meal. Table 6 makes more sense when location and a calmer dinner rhythm matter more than a defined bistro brief. Odyssey Italian Restaurant is the better fit if the group wants Italian rather than a chef-led neighborhood dinner.
For easier casual cross-shopping, Satchel's on 6th and Benny's Restaurant & Cantina are worth checking when the priority is comfort, simplicity, or a less occasion-coded night. Table 6 sits between those casual options and the more polished Denver dining rooms: useful when the group wants dinner to feel considered without making it the whole evening.
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Compare Table 6
| Venue | Location | Cuisine | Awards |
|---|---|---|---|
| Table 6 | Denver | ; | No published awards |
| Fruition Restaurant | Denver | ; | No published awards |
| Madeline | Denver | Seasonal, technique-driven bistro-style | No published awards |
| Odyssey Italian Restaurant | Denver | ; | No published awards |
| Satchel's on 6th | Denver | ; | No published awards |
| Benny's Restaurant & Cantina | Denver | ; | No published awards |
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FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I wear to Table 6?
Table 6 has a smart casual dress code. For a Denver dinner there, aim for polished but comfortable clothing.
Is Table 6 good for a special occasion?
It can be, if the occasion calls for a Denver dinner with a smart casual tone rather than a highly documented tasting-menu or award-driven experience. Chef/owner Aniedra Nichols is the confirmed name behind Table 6, the schedule is Tuesday through Saturday from 5–9 PM.
How far ahead should I book Table 6?
Because Table 6 is open for dinner Tuesday through Saturday from 5–9 PM and closed Sunday and Monday, check availability directly for the date you want.
What are alternatives to compare with Table 6?
Fruition Restaurant, Madeline, Odyssey Italian Restaurant, Satchel's on 6th, Benny's Restaurant & Cantina are useful comparison points when deciding whether Table 6 is the right fit for your dinner plans.
Is lunch or dinner better at Table 6?
Dinner is the option. Table 6 is open Tuesday through Saturday from 5–9 PM and is closed Sunday and Monday; no lunch service is included in the hours.
