Pho 77

There’s been a noticeable decline in the quality of this place. The egg rolls are greasy and not as good as they once were. The phở has some serious issues such as a watered down tasting broth and poorly sliced cuts of meats. Maybe it’s the construction in the area or cost-​saving measures but it is not quite the same as it was a few years ago.

It’s a family owned phở restaurant so you know they put their heart into their work. It shows. The place is clean. It’s organized. Minimal décor. But if you’re here you’re not here for that. You’re here for the food. The quality is on par with a lot of other phở places in town. Phở 77 has the best value for your money. Anything and everything is reasonably priced… even underpriced. I know I would pay a couple bucks more for that large phở for sure. But I’m glad it is what it is and I’ll be back for sure.

These are seriously some of the best egg rolls I’ve ever had! The phở is really delicious as well. It’s a traditional Thai family but they understand English well enough that I can order my phở exactly the way I want it

I wouldn’t say it’s un-​phở-​gettable but it’s pretty delicious. I work on the Anschutz campus and decided to mosey on over there today. Not disappointed. I’m a phở-​natic, so that is why my review is a bit tempered. It’s not up there with Phở 95 down on South Federal, but if you are looking for some yummy lunch for a good price, this will do just fine.

Horrible food! Very old ingredients. Spring rolls subpar. Don’t waste your time! Yuk.

We got some vermicelli & tofu to go. When we got it back to hotel room we noticed how bad the dish was. The tofu looked like it had been precooked and was cold. The broth for the noodles was cold. If we had not had a microwave in the room, we would have not been able to heat the food up. Not sure what it is like if you eat it at the restaurant, but when I ordered our to go order at 6pm I was the only customer. That should have been the red flag to pay attention to.

Perfectly priced for quality and quantity. If you have had Vietnamese food before, then you’ll appreciate their authentic taste.
This is the closet phở restaurant to my home, and I’ve eaten here many times, as well as having some take-​out to share at home with friends. The rolls are really good, and the phở broth has exactly the right flavor to it. Aside from actually glimpsing the beef bones used to make it through the kitchen, it doesn’t have the tell tale oily residue that some cheaper phở places have.
The staff has always been very nice and polite, even when I have made a very large to-​go order in the restaurant. I plan to keep eating here for as long as they are in business.

Great phở, great coffee, and great egg rolls! The service is always fast and efficient and I’ll keep coming back as the food is very consistently above par and one of the cheapest Phở places, too!

Tried a couple of other Vietnamese places around town and this was definitely the best Phở and spring rolls around. I spent a year in Vietnam and this reminded me of my favorite places there.

LOVE IT!!! Hands down my go to place every single day! The service was so amazing ! Everybody was so nice! I ordered a medium phở and it was so cheap! Other phở restaurants I’ve been too was at least over 7 $ and they always rushed me to leave. There was this young girl you worked and she is very pretty she help me with everything. I don’t get how they aren’t busy all the time!?!

This Phở has the best broth of them all and the employees are always sweet and kind!

Walked in at 7:55 pm and the instead of welcoming the customer the lady said, «We close at 8:30 pm.» AND?

When this place first opened they were a second favorite of mine. Then another placed opened and they moved to the third position. What I love about this place is its location, I have however more recently started to not appreciate it’s decline in service and food quality. I’m not sure if the cook has changed, or what the deal is, but I ate there yesterday and literally had to add salt to my broth. I don’t think I’ve ever had to use much more than the veggie plate, hoisin, and siracha. Sometimes spring rolls are off as well. Lettuce taste like it was frozen by accident and then still served. Meat taste almost like it’s been freezer dried. If I’m hungry for phở and need something conveniently located close by, and quick I go here. If time or travel is not an issue I go to PHO 888 on 4^th and Sable the best at the moment, or Phở Duy II on 6^th and peoria. Much better service and the quality of the food is consistent.

I had lunch at Phở 77 today at about 11:45 am. The place was empty when I walked in except for the Vietnamese lady who was busy cleaning the soft drink cooler. She acknowledged me and told me to sit wherever I wanted. I seated myself and maybe 5 awkward minutes past as I sat alone in the restaurant waiting for a menu. She finally pulled herself away from her cleaning task and brought me a menu. She left then returned with a glass of water and I ordered the grilled pork noodle bowl. I went into the restroom to wash my hands and someone had smoked a cigarette in there, the smell of smoke was strong. I got back to my table and after about 10 minutes, she returned with my lunch. The first thing I noticed was how redish-​brown the grilled pork looked. Then I realized she didn’t bring chop-​sticks. I got her attention and soon I was eating my lunch. The pork was flavorful but also very dry. I mean like beef jerky dry. It also seemed like I got a skimpy portion of everything else in the bowl. As I was eating my lunch, the waitress sat down at a table near mine and started watching TV. The show on the TV was The Family Guy, she was really into it and I could hear her chuckling. A total of 3 more people came into the restaurant during this time. She attended to them fairly quickly. When I finished I and got up and walked to the check-​out counter to pay. I stood at the counter probably 7or 8 minutes waiting for someone to attend to the cash register. An older gentleman who also works there was now cleaning the soft drink cooler and clearly he saw me standing at the counter. He just ignored me. Over all the experience was just kind of weird. The food was ok but not great. The portion was small. The price was reasonable I suppose (about $ 8.50 with tax). The décor inside the restaurant is really bland. One of the walls is covered in mirrors (maybe to make the place feel bigger?). The smoke in the rest room is unacceptable. Maybe this was just on «off» day for them. I would probably give them one and a half stars if I had that option.

⁵⁄₅ Phở near my neighborhood in Green Valley. The waiter Johnny shows awesome and excellent service!

This is the closet Phở restaurant to my place in Commerce City. I had the #1 with rare meat. To note, this was the first time I was eating Phở and I did not know how to even prepare my bowl. The staff are super friendly and always ready to help! The phở was super tasty and warms the heart! The meat was delicious, and the noodles were awesome. I also ordered some egg rolls, which were the best egg rolls I’ve ever tasted.
The place is located in a plaza but easy to find. It’s clean and presentable, but a little chilly, so bring a sweater! But overall, my experience and the food were great! 5 stars!!!

On chilly days it gets pretty packed. Don’t forget a light jacket.
The phở is good. Their service is a little rough on the edges but it’s honest.
They have phở and also some grilled meats on rice or rice noodles that the place down the street doesn’t have.
It’s the best deal in the area.

If you’re in the area and craving a bowl a Phở you can find a decent one here. It’s certainly not the best, but it’ll do in a pinch. I will say that the crispy spring rolls are pretty darn good and I always start with those when I come here. The Phở itself doesn’t quite have the depth of flavor that I usually seek out, but it’s pretty satisfying.
I’ve recently stumbled across the combination rice plate and it’s now my go to at Phở 77. Deliciously marinated beef, chicken, and shrimp served with rice and pickled veggies all topped with a perfectly cooked fried egg. It’s more than enough food to leave you full and happy. I have a hard time choosing anything else when I’m here.
The staff, usually one waiter, is very attentive and always ready to refill your water glass or get you something else you may need. It’s fairly close to my work so it’s been an occasional lunch stop more than several times.
Do yourself a favor and give them a try. I don’t think you’ll be disappointed.

This is one of the only phở locations close to my home in Commerce City, so I thought I’d try making the trek to Aurora rather than the usual Westminster trip.
This is probably some of the best phở I’ve had. The broth was flavorful, the beef was thick and abundant, and there was a perfect amount of noodles. I usually only get a small, and this is one of the cheapest places I’ve gotten a bowl from (5 dollars).
You’re getting good quality food for an unbeatable price here!
The spring rolls weren’t the best I’ve had, but still pretty tasty. I wish the peanut sauce was of a thicker consistency, but again, not too many complaints there.
My mom always gets hot tea when we get phở and she really enjoyed the kind they serve here. She also said the her shrimp phở was one the best she has bad.
In terms of service, there’s a young girl doing it all (on weekdays anyway, I’m assuming there are more servers on weekends) she was nice enough and our orders are came out promptly and correct.
This may just be my new phở joint!
Extra note: this building is a bit cold so just come prepared with a sweater, but once you get that warm broth in your belly the coldness is no more!

Wanted to go to another Phở eatery. Based on what we saw, they have moved. So to this Phở 77 we went on Friday March 29^th 2013 after work coz we want something near to our house. Anyways, when we entered this establishment it was empty. Is this a good sign? We are seated promptly and given the menu by the lovely young lady. If I am not mistaken, this establishment is run by a Vietnamese family-​run aka Mom & Pop etc etc.
Anyways from the Menu, its simple, basic. For the Vietnamese Noodle Soup aka Phở, the prices for Small ($ 5.00), Medium ($ 5.50), Large ($ 6.50), while extra items are ($ 2.00) if you need Meat, Noodles, Tripe, Tendon, Skirt Flank or Meat Balls each in your Phở.
Appetizers prices were ($ 3.49), while the Rice Plates are between ($ 7.49-$ 8.49) and the Noodle Bowls are between ($ 6.49-$ 9.49).
Since the weather is too hot for me, I opt for the dry noodles instead coz Hubs wanted to have my «original» dish…
Here were the items we ordered :
* Goi cuon tom, thit bo Shrimp and Beef Spring Rolls ($ 3.49)
* Com suon bo nuong Korean Barbecue Beef Served With Steamed Rice and Vegetables Garnishes ($ 8.49) (Hubs order)
* Bun tom nurong — Grilled Shrimp ($ 8.49)
Service was prompt and pleasant. Food Portion was a «little-​off» to my liking.
All the food was SEMI-​OK. Nothing stellar, Nothing WOW to rave about let alone nothing stood out. Decent Dinner, though I so wish if they could have put more grilled shrimp in my Main Entrée. They ONLY put like 5 pieces of Grilled Shrimp in the dish that I ordered. My main entrée is loaded with White Rice Noodles, vegetables such as julienned carrots, raw bean sprouts which I found they put it at the bottom of the bowl, cilantro and some peanuts. *SIGH*
Hubs order was A-​OK, though I think Hubs prefer to have those Korean BBQ Beef aka «GALBI» in a Korean establishment, NOT in a Vietnamese establishment.
Might return when needed or try some other stuffs in the menu but definitely NOT in a hurry.
@72/2013