P.F. Chang’s

Food is very good. The price is about 40 $ for 2.
The staff were friendly. Very recommend the restaurant

Came here after Denver Comic Con, ordered the Chang’s for two. I had the Hot and Sour soup, Lettuce Waps, Mongolian Beef and Banana Spring Rolls. Each course was delectable, the service was attentive and overall, for my first experience with a P.F. Changs, it was wonderful.

Excellent service and food for eclectic Asian.
Sea bass was new on the menu, which was a tasty splurge for $ 26.
Brown rice is an available option, as well as quinoa ($ 2 more).

Came here for a first date. I was scared to come based on the reviews, but we both enjoyed ourselves and the meal. We ordered two appetizers and two entrees, and ended up with plenty of leftovers. I ordered the shrimp and lobster fried rice, shrimp dumplings, and california roll. I can’t remember what he order. I wouldn’t mind coming back. Food was flavorable, restaurant was clean, and the atmosphere was romantic and dim.

Food was awesome and the service was friendly and attentive. I tried the lobster and shrimp fried rice and it was AMAZING!!! I highly recommend trying it.

Went to PF Chang’s Sunday 5÷1÷16 for dinner. Started out with Lettuce Wraps, Steamed Pork Dumplings, Fried Green Beans and Mai Tai’s. As usual, the appetizers were perfect. The Mai Tai recipe has changed from a pineapple flavor to something else– maybe ginger? That was a bit disappointing because the old flavor was much better. Switched up the drinks to a rum punch mixture that had the same under-​taste as the mai tai. Darn.
Dinner was flavorful and the presentation was excellent. We had Sesame Chicken, Crispy Honey Chicken, Sweet and Sour Pork, Broccoli Beef, and Chang’s Spicy Chicken. All this was served with brown rice. Everyone agreed that each dish was very good, but the bursts of distinct flavor wasn’t there. I wish the chili– hot mustard– mix that used to be mixed at the table was still provided. I asked for hot mustard, but it just wasn’t the same.
Finished this feast off with a piece of The Great Wall China chocolate cake. OMG! We ate it all!
Our server was friendly and didn’t rush us, even though we were one of the last tables to leave.
The changes that have been implemented the last few times I’ve visited have taken the 5 star polish off. Things like the new drink flavors, the missing condiments, too-​loud background music– all small things, but the they were the extra touches that made Chang’s my favorite special place.
Maybe next time will be back to my 5 star hope.

Boooo.
Felt like the prices did not reflect food quality. I did the dinner for two option which was 45ish dollars. I expect way more, for way better quality. I should say the service was perfectly fine and the atmosphere was top notch — it’s a cool building.
PF Chang’s you gotta work on getting better ingredients, in a fresher way. It seemed like cafeteria food — the rice was dry (if you can’t get sticky rice right, you suck), the hot green tea tasted watered down (seriously please look into brewing better tea this cheap bagged stuff seemed really pathetic for an Asian restaurant). I can only guess, but I imagine the soups were not fresh. The chicken and shrimp tasted like it may have been frozen for too long. Everything was just a little too salty. And why are you using iceberg lettuce instead of romaine for your lettuce wraps? — real bad choice The desert was good but I felt like it was only three bites.
Honestly I just felt a little robbed — like they used the cheapest things that could pass as edible. That would be fine if it was a lower price but it wasn’t.

Very disappointed, purchased 2 orders of the changs spicy chicken for dinner and both containers were less than half full. The portions were less than what we would on the lunch menu. I should have checked it before I left the restaurant. I just figured paying $ 15.50 per entrée that they would have given us a dinner size portion and not an appetizer portion. I will not be going back again.

Went here on a Sat. for lunch. No lunch specials on weekends, so prices are pretty high for what is really bad food. Our meals were served warm, the food has little or no taste. Our waiter would have rather been anywhere but at work this day, and it showed in his service to us. We have eaten at other PF Chang’s and the food was excellent. Maybe this location was just having a bad day. Also, my wife and I spent the next 48 hours making trips to the restroom that might or might not have had to do with the food we were served here. Last time we eat at this place.

We came for lunch after errands nearby and were seated promptly. However, we waited 20 minutes to place our order and then another 30 on food. We had toddlers with us and it was tough to keep them entertained as they were very hungry.
The food was mediocre. The Pepper Beef from the lunch menu was really salty and vinegary, and the meat was tough and fibrous. The Chicken Fried Rice was another miss, too salty and with very chewy chicken pieces. The Sweet & Sour Chicken was just off– not the right flavor or texture.
We ordered a few selections from the gluten free menu and they were prepared appropriately, as I did not get sick following our meal. I have to award a star on this effort alone.
Our server never checked up on us until dropping the check, so instead of getting boxes we informed her about the food quality and taste. The manager came out, solemnly apologized and gave a discount of one meal. He sulked back into the kitchen, we paid and then left quickly.
Unfortunately, the experience of service and food quality left much to be desired.

This PFChangs has always done a great job. I frequent this location once a month or so and the customer service and food quality is always superb. It is obvious that every employee from management to the hostesses are genuine and care about my dining experience.
Thanks PFChangs!

Love this place! Great food, especially the lettuce wraps! They have a wonderful Happy Hour and the service is always excellent!

We came here for dinner and thought it was just ok. Nothing special but nothing terrible. The service was nice. The fried rice was dry. The portion for the chicken was very small. I wouldn’t come back on purpose. The one in Park Meadows in Denver is better.

I’m always been a fan of PF Changs 10 it’s always been a favorite place for my mom and I have lunch while shopping at the Shops at Centerra. We decided to have lunch on a busy Sunday afternoon and sit on the patio since it was still warm in September. The hostess told us we could seat ourselves and a waiter would be right with us. When we sat down there were only 2 other tables on the patio, but after waiting for 15 minutes without service we went back to the hostess stand to asked about sitting in the bar instead. The manager happened to be there and was very apologetic. We told her we understood they were busy and we were not in a hurry. After having a fantastic lunch we were surprised when the bill came and our drinks and appetizer had been comped! Great customer service! Will be back again!

After celebrating our anniversary here for several years, this year things have changed. Staff did not remove dirty dishes between courses; we had to ask for the special sauces (which we didn’t know ahead of time, so did not have them for the appetizer); and no longer a complimentary dessert to celebrate! Food was still good, but the overall experience was not so special.

Great service and atmosphere. Very clean and food came out quickly even though they were busy. My only complaint is that you can’t get a side of fried rice, it has to be an entire order but it is delicious anyway. The fried green bean appetizer with the sauce is a must!

Overall, dinner this time at PF Chang’s was pretty disappointing. Other than their standard lettuce wraps, everything was «ok» which is faint praise indeed. The calamari was completely without flavor; not interesting at all.
The wait staff was very distracted and while it was busy and they had a lot on their plates (pun intended), they should pretend that it was good that we had joined them and they were happy to see us. Not the case.
It was where my UNC student wanted to go for her birthday party but the food and service were just mediocre. This is why I rarely dine at PF Chang’s when on business.

Took the boys and their friends to P. F. Chang’s in Loveland Colorado last night for Brenden’s bday and everything was delicious! The egg drop soup was flavored well; the kung pau shrimp and chicken — delicious every time — the honey chicken and sesame looked delicious across the table — (laughing) some of the guys were hungry and I forgot to ask to try their dish However, on a good/​positive note — they ate it all. Courtney (Brenden’s gf) had me try the Walnut Shrimp with Melon and Wow! Kudos P.F. Chang’s!
As always the lettuce wraps are fabulous and I have to order several orders for everyone — This is Brenden’s go to restaurant on his bday and we all had a wonderful time — you can hear everyone talking at your table, the food is perfect and the restaurant is lovely. Looking forward to coming back

Let me start by saying, I had the Pad Thai Chicken, I ordered it with extra limes as that’s the way that I like it. Now this is the first time that I have ever ordered pad Thai and had it come with tofu, now in this case it is pretty good, I felt it could have been fine with half that amount, but again I was adjusting to having tofu in this particular dish. I will update this review once I have returned, but for now, 4 stars.

We had a great experience at PF Changs for some happy hour offerings. They have a really nice Happy Hour menu with some affordable, smaller portions. We got the chicken lettuce wraps, steamed potstickers, edamame and the tuna poke bites. Everything was really tasty!
It would have been really affordable had it not been for the sesame chicken and FOUR GLASSES of $ 9 wine we got (oops) but I would definitely say it’s a nice end-​of-​day stop for some good nosh and drinks. Yum!