Stoney's is a neighborhood gem. Such a fun place to go…read morewatch a game, grab a bite to eat, and gather with friends. The staff is efficient, easy going, and friendly. A big shout out to Jonny, our fav bartender - he always makes us feel like we belong there with a warm welcome and his bright smile. Always on the lookout to see if Jonny is working. Thank you, Stoney's, for being a Denver staple. Cheers!

Absolutely love this new location. Plenty of parking spaces and lots of daily specials have me…read morecoming to this place at least a few times a month. I really like how easy it is to order food to go and that there is a section of the menu for the dogs. The staff is friendly and it's very casual. Great place to watch any sporting event.

Visiting the Denver area and planned on meeting my nephew for a quick bite/ drink near his place…read more He suggested The Patio. A great little spot next to Sloan's Lake. Big glass windows looking out to the lake. We were there for drinks and little bites. We ordered the pretzel bites, Philly Cheesesteak egg rolls and Mango Shrimp Ceviche. All came out promptly after ordering. Flavors were good. Just a little too much mango and not enough shrimp in the ceviche. Keep on Yelp'n!

Though it wasn't it first time to Denver to visit friends and enjoy a meal it was the first to…read morehave enough time to enjoy a sunny Saturday outdoors and we were very lucky The Patio could deliver a destination with excellent food, a wide v variety of cocktails, a welcoming atmosphere with stellar service that makes you want to stay for just one more drink. We'll couldn't resist the warm, golden pretzel bites with their soft, pillowy center but the rich, slightly spicy queso combined with a great local brew while my wife enjoyed the espresso martini as a perfect bridge between a leisurely lunch and a busy evening ahead.. As my wife and friends each ventured into dishes such as the Chicken Tinga Tostada, the loaded chopped Sirloin Tacos, Tempura Cauliflower Tacos and the Ahi Tuna Bowl I couldn't help but eye thier reactions & seek out their input on the dishes (plus manage to score a few bites ) The patio itself did true to it's name sake - spacious, comfortable & energetic without feeling crowded. Groups gathered for drinks and food with friends and pets alike, and everyone seemed to be taking full advantage of a perfect Denver day and a fantastic place that's as much about the experience as it is the food

There are moments when human beings believe they are on a quest for higher knowledge. And then…read morethere are moments when they are just heavy objects being pulled toward the earth by gravity, wanting nothing more than a chair, a cooked piece of dough, and a cold glass of beer to dull the edges of the evening. The remarkable thing is that the second quest often yields the greater joy. Five of us, all varying degrees of exhausted from a long day of sightseeing, stumbled into Odell Brewing's Sloan's Lake Brewhouse at the corner of 17th and Perry. We were not looking for a miracle. We were looking for a soft place to land. We ordered our dinner, then ventured up to the rooftop patio, which looks out over the lake. I'm told that when the entire surrounding landscape isn't engulfed in flames that you can clearly see the jagged spine of the Rocky Mountains from up there. It is a very fine place to sit while the planet rotates away from the sun. They have a second bar up there that is just as well stocked as the one on the main floor, and the space was filled with the pleasant, low-grade hum of people who were glad to be alive and not currently looking at a screen. The kitchen turns out scratch-made pizzas, so we ordered a Margherita and a Garden Harvest. You must understand something about the five of us: we come from Central and Northern New Jersey. In our part of the world, opinions about pizza are not casual preferences; they are inherited like family heirlooms or chronic joint pain. To say that a group of Jersey natives found these pizzas to be genuinely good is a small miracle of regional diplomacy. They weren't trying to imitate a New York slice. They were just honest, well-baked pies with fresh ingredients, which is an honorable thing for a pizza to be. Then there was the beer. According to their website, this location houses a 10-barrel pilot system where they brew experimental, small-batch R&D beers you can't get anywhere else. I believe them. The fruited sour we sampled was bright and lively, the sort of beer that makes you wonder why so many other breweries get the style completely wrong. The porter was equally memorable, rich, dark, and smooth, with deep roasted notes that made it far too easy to drink. It was a beautiful piece of liquid craftsmanship. The staff was fast and entirely devoid of the plastic, rehearsed cheer you so often find in corporate franchises. They brought things out before we had time to grow cranky, and they seemed genuinely glad we had wandered into their corner of Denver. We had expected a purely transactional exchange of money for calories before going to sleep. Instead, we got a rooftop at dusk, exceptional beer, and the sudden, sweet realization that the day had ended exactly as it should. People are strange, fragile creatures, but occasionally we stumble into the right table at the right time.

Such a great spot. Awesome views, tasty beers, and phenomenal pizza. Couldn't get much better! Gets…read morebusy and can be very slow to get good, but wonderful vibes!

This used to be Edgewater pizza which was an old school Denver pizza joint well known and well…read morerespected. I believe the owner of local 46 purchased the location and it's just amazing. Live music with a good sound system on one side with a bar with one of the best bartenders in Denver Cody that's where the music occurs on the other side a classic bar if you just wanna kick back and have a Coors banquet or a shot of tequila. In addition there is an amazing patio that is kid friendly games to play great design. I mean they rebuilt this thing amazingly. Great place I would definitely check it out and tip those bartenders good they deserve it.

Stumbled on this place looking for a dog friendly patio and it was perfect! Music inside and an…read moreawesome big patio with fire pits Great happy hour menu too

Taco Tuesday!!!! $1 street tacos with homemade salsa!!!!!…read moreThe lady here uses all her mother's recipes and you can't beat $1 tacos! The drinks are a little expensive... but to eat street tacos at a leather daddy bar is still fun!!!! Taco Tuesday starts at 6pm and topless Tuesday starts at 8pm... so unless you want to eat tacos around a bunch of topless men I suggest eating as many tacos as you can before 8pm.

I fully realize that this bar was probably not created with me in mind. I enjoy wearing leather,…read morebut probably not as much as they do :-) However, it is also a very inclusive and ecclectic space. I've been there a couple times for a very unique comedy show that you really don't find anywhere else. I have found the staff to be very friendly. The beer to be nice and cold (and reasonably priced), and the patrons (both regular and new) of the place are a cool and fun group. Tracy, the bartender is outstanding.

Popped in here after a concert up the road and the vibe was perfect. The staff was genuinely warm…read moreand welcoming, and I had no trouble getting a drink and finding a table. They've got a solid tequila selection and mini Modelos, which was a nice surprise. It's those little touches that make a neighborhood bar worth coming back to. Definitely adding this to my rotation!

My Boy Tony is a cocktail bar sitting pretty in the heart of Tennyson Street. They serve beer,…read morewine, and cocktails. They don't serve food, though you're able to bring in food if you'd like. I remember when Bookbar occupied this space many moons ago. I used to like that place a lot. Well, I'm also beginning to like the new life My Boy Tony has brought here. It caters to a younger crowd, whether you're bar hopping on Tennyson with a group or looking for a spot to take a hot date. For better and worse, it's a neighborhood bar at its core. The most shocking thing is how they transformed the space from the previous tenants. It has a beautiful open layout with nice furniture and design. The bartenders are generally friendly and prices are in line with similar cocktail bars in Denver. The few times I've been here I've been in a cocktail mood. Negronis and Old Fashioneds are made well and are slow sippers I enjoy. They do have a nice selection of wines that I'll have to try when it tickles my fancy. The only hiccups here for me are some really long wait times for drinks. They usually have two bartenders and sometimes it gets really backed up. No one is running the floor when I've been there bussing and wiping down tables. Though I understand with a location here it can go from being empty to completely slammed in a matter of minutes! If you're looking for a cool, comfortable bar without the pretentiousness or judgment, check out My Boy Tony.

Cool atmosphere, cheap drinks, fun people…read more.. And by far, the worst juke box in the state, maybe even the continent. Just truly abysmal. It might have passed for "okay" in the late 70s. Maybe. Probably not, but willing to give it the benefit of the doubt. It feels like they found it on the side of the road in the middle of Iowa, dusted it off, gave it some spit shine and put it to work. And then personally curated only the most saccharine, soulless, slop they could find, really digging for the worst humanity had to offer on vinyl. It falls short of a crime. But not by much. If the US Gov't weaponizes that jukebox, we'd all be dead. It's the ICE of jukeboxes. If you can manage that and you're able to counter the irresistible urge to jam the small end of a screwdriver in your ear and wiggle it around real fast, then it's a cool bar.

This is an alright little divey spot with unique classic flair all around, that might not be the…read morecleanest (in the walls I mean). I thought the brown paper bag covered cheap "mystery shots" would be fun! Until we tried two of them and all they were under that bag are the highly sugared nasty stuff like liqueurs and schnapps -- ick. Be cool if they did real booze, which can also be cheap as that sugary stuff. Boo. I thought this would be a great spot to get a high powered Long Island Iced Tea but I was massively disappointed. It's served in one of those tiny, skinny glasses where the ice cubes fill 60% of it and each shot was like a half shot or less. One of the worst long islands I've had at a bar and it barely had any booze in it (which is the entire point of ordering one). This should've been the spot to get a stiff one for a good price. Boo.

If you care about beer history, technique, and authenticity ~ Seedstock Brewery is non-negotiable…read more In a city flooded with trend-chasing hazies and pastry stouts, Seedstock quietly does something harder: they honor Czech and German brewing traditions with discipline and precision. The tap list reads like a Central European passport ~ German Pilsner, Baltic Porter, Roggen, Bohemian Dunkel ~ all brewed with restraint, balance, and intention. But what makes this place special isn't just the beer. It's Jerry greeting people like old friends. It's Cathy making sure you're comfortable. It's Adam brewing like he understands he's carrying legacy, not just recipes. The White Stout was the sleeper hit. Creamy body, roasty character, smooth finish ~ without the dark pour you expect. It's the kind of beer that makes you pause mid-sip and go, "Okay... they know what they're doing." The taproom feels warm and unpretentious. Industrial but inviting. You'll see regulars at the bar, flights lined up like a color wheel, and zero ego behind the counter. Seedstock doesn't scream for attention. It earns respect. If you appreciate craft beer rooted in tradition rather than trends, this is one of Denver's most underrated breweries. I'll absolutely be back ~ especially for that White Stout. Bonus I got be there during their really fun & energetic Bingo night

My friends and I stopped by to try out their weekly bingo night, and I'm so glad we did! I saw a…read morelot of reviews talking about the owners and how kind they were- that was not overstated. The owners and their son were so fun and nice, tossing candy around at random points during bingo, letting the kids in the crowd play and help... it created such a welcoming vibe. Truly felt like a neighborhood bar, where everyone knows everyone and has a community. Add to all that the fact that the beer was good, and it makes for a place I'm excited to come back to!

Thirsty, like fun, weird, casual bars where drinks are made by Drink Masters?? I found the perfect…read morespot for you at The Electric Cure!!! This is a cool location where you can park free and spend your money on what you really want, special drinks that make butterflies in your tummy! My drink was actually non- alcoholic and it was called the "recovery bear." Cute bear glass with fruity flavors! My drinking partner was a fan of the flaming drinks! It is super cool to watch the Drink Masters play with fire!! See the photos attached. The bar menu and decor change seasonally. It is a must that you visit often and bring your bestie for a night out every season of the year!! You will find a happy hour menu, check online for the details!

I've been to Electric Cure twice now, and it immediately became one of my favorite bars in Denver!…read moreThen again, I'm a sucker for tiki drinks in general, as pricey as they are. I usually sit at the bar and order from their extensive cocktail menu comprised of fancy-sounding ingredients. Their drinks are themed and highly creative. The bartenders are so fun, and I usually ask for their recommendation. The cocktails tend to be super strong! And there IS street parking if needed. Lots of interesting decor to look at. Honestly the vibe of the place (and probably why I love it so much) can be summarized by their neon sign outside: Rizz 'Em with the Tism.