Nozomi Sushi, Sunnyside

Incredibly solid, good for walk-ins or weeknight takeout.

Named in a list of sushi spots to phone for the group booking.

Directs the asker to Nozomi and expects they'll be pleased with it.

Says it is pretty good.

Calls Nozomi the best option in the area, with no further detail.

Regularly orders takeout and finds it dependably good; notes roll preferences are personal and names favorite rolls.

Had happy hour recently and found it lively, tasty and reasonably priced.

Replies with just this name as a takeout sushi suggestion.

Visited recently; says the fish is special and excellent, with a casual vibe and nigiri sold by the piece.

Replying to the post, says the place is top value with amazing service.

Names it as a recommendation.

Agrees with the post; says it is the top pick for classic sushi, though not the most inventive.

Believes its fish is better than Matsu's and is willing to argue the point.

Says it is clearly the top-value option in Denver, with quality that is not compromised, and names it a personal favorite.

Now their go-to date-night sushi spot, praised for strong sushi at a sensible cost.

Says the Nozomi location near 41st and Tejon has put out high-quality sushi and is worth trying.

Describes it as surprising and delicious.

Long-time regular who found recent takeout busier than usual and noticeably worse in quality, with ingredients seeming changed; hopes it rebounds.

Says Nozomi in the Highlands could do that well when asked for sashimi and premium cuts.

Names Nozomi at its Highlands location as a pick with no further detail.

Had a poor recent visit and found a roll hard to finish.

The chili and tejon rolls sounded appealing on paper but disappointed; hopes the visit was a one-off.