Pho Lan

I have been eating at this family owned Pho restraunt for years. It has been the best Pho in Colorado under the previous owners. They retired and sold the business to new owners a few months ago. I have been here a couple times since and the quality has plummeted. The broth is bland and salty, the noodles are tough, the portions are smaller and the price higher. It's sad to see such a fantastic restraunt ruined by new owners. I am thankful for the great food provided by the previous owners, but I can no longer patronize this restaurant under its new ownership.

The pho is amazing! The broth is the best I’ve had in NoCo (or anywhere). The staff is always very nice and welcoming.

I ordered the fried rice and lo mein and I was pretty disappointed with what I got for the price. I really wanted to like this place and I plan to give it another chance with their pho next visit.

Got a lot of things to say about this place. The restaurant is family owned, and the chef is the owner's wife. They are for the most part, the only workers in the restaurant, and they do their best to give service as quick as possible. We came during the rush time during dinner and had to wait a while to get our food, but we didn't mind. My parents spoke to the owner for a bit and found out that he started up the business about 30 years ago to provide for his family and the restaurant has been there ever since. He's a very energetic man who loves chatting. Don't hesitate to speak with him if you're stopping by! If you know Vietnamese that's an added bonus, I don't think they get a lot of Vietnamese speakers around the area. The food was good and the decorations are lively. The owner plans to retire in maybe 2 or 3 years so try this place while it's still around!

The pho was average, a bit salty, but nothing special to write home about. The Thai Tea was not good and other pho places make it much sweeter. It has a great atmosphere but that’s its best quality.

The phō was waaaaay too salty. The eggrolls were horrible and the atmosphere is dirty. I order a chicken and veggie and 2 beef phō's... They all had the same beef broth !! Really? For the vegetarian? He couldn't eat it obviously. I didn't even feel comfortable eating there. We took our food to go. Sorry to have to leave this review. I was hoping for a better experience.

I think the service stuck out the most because the old Vietnamese man that owned the shop was just amazing. He yapped to our parents the whole time and was telling them how he'd been working at the restaurant for like 30+ years and was thinking about retiring soon. It was quite bittersweet. The food was decent, I ordered the chay pho (vegetarian pho), and the broth was really good! I think it was a little bit on the healthier side, but I'm not complaining. The environment was very neat and reminded me of walking through a museum filled with antique items. Totally would recommend!