Great views (when the northwest isn't burning), if you are a meeting planner, this is a great venue…read morefor locals & out of staters

We had the best night of our life at the Pinnacle Club for our wedding - Celia & her team at the…read moreGrand Hyatt are extremely helpful & went absolutely over the top to make he day perfect. The food, the service, and the ambiance were excellent. The location downtown is convenient and our guests were well taken care of & thrilled. We would do everything all over again if we could.

What a amazing night for a great cause. Live music, good drinks, friendly staff on a warm summer…read morenight. I was worried about social distancing, but iron works did a amazing job. The tables were spaced out and there was room to even dance by your reserved spot. Not grease or dirty dancing moves, but you could shake a tail feather. This summer they are hosting events and donating to local charities. I highly recommend attending. Food is provided by foods, and the foods and drinks were reasonable and delicious.

Wow!!! Just went to a wedding here and I can't say enough good things. The venue is Old…read moreHollywood Glam. So elegant. The service here was beyond amazing. I don't think I have ever enjoyed a wedding so much. Thank you for your wonderful event space

It's very Colorado. Down to earth and very simple. With that first impression we walked in and out…read moreto the back where the wedding was going to be held. It's about a 20 minute drive from Lakewood. The view in the back is probably the reason why couples choose this location. But to have access to the view you have to actively look for it. It's mostly covered by the neighbors big trees. Parking is in front which is limited and the side of the road for about 10-12 cars. You can't park anywhere else or you will be towed. The inside of the venue is not that big although it's not tiny either. Two things to consider if you're thinking about using this venue. It's old. So they have a wall AC that blows arctic air in one direction. Mine. So someone will be me in your reception and she will not be able to take it. I felt like I was in a meat locker. Second thing to consider: the uneven floors. A few people almost fell flat on their faces. Dark wood floors that's uneven+Heels? Comedy or dark comedy? Your imagination will work an O.T on what could potentially happen here. It's dark inside as well. Although there's a bar that can fix that. I'm not impressed and not a fan at all.

The furnishings are *very* dated. The chairs are old, stained and ugly. If you are going for…read moreclean/updated look, you will need to rent chair covers. We did, and the chairs looked amazing. One of the staffers commented that they had never seen the chairs look so good for a wedding. The linens and place settings are also older, but you do pay for an all-inclusive wedding, so you get what you get, I suppose. During conversation with Bob regarding details for the wedding, we asked that appetizers and drinks be ready for our daughter and son in law in the "bridal room" immediately following the ceremony. They wanted to have about 30 minutes to connect and reflect on the ceremony as a newly married couple. There was nothing. When I asked Bob about it, he said they would be there at 4:30p (it was 4:40p at the time). Disconcertingly, he also did not seem too worried about it. We heard that several of the CR staff members had called out sick on that day. The fact that not every scheduled staff member was there is unfortunate, but not our problem. I do want to say that the owners are very nice people. Bob was very friendly and respectful. However, he also is somewhat of a control freak and was a bit befuddled at times that we wanted to do things differently than his "plan." Example - he wanted our officiant to walk down the aisle prior to the mothers being seated - the direct opposite of how we do weddings in our faith community. The ceremony itself was perfect in every way, after we got that detail worked out. The music was on-point, and he worked easily with me to have the ceremony special music be perfect. For an indoor wedding, the guests face a rudimentary "stage," where they also place an arch that the couple is meant to be married under. I would recommend that future brides think about renting a curtain to cover this entire area, especially if you are like me and require a clean/simple aesthetic. You face an old-timey fireplace (not lit), and a stage of sorts, covered in old/dated grey carpet, at the back is where the DJ sits for the reception. On the far-right hand side of the stage, about an hour before the ceremony, 3 stacking chairs had still not been removed - my dad mentioned this to me - so my husband and wedding coordinator moved them. Additionally. When we booked the venue, we were told that the chairs would extend back towards the bar area, but, they put guests that would not "fit" on the floor to the upper area, behind a half wall - not even close to what had been discussed. Speaking of the upper area, one of the reserved tables in that area that was meant to be up front/center, was moved a row back, so one of the tables of honor was far in the back of the venue. Very, very disappointing, as it was full of my good friends who have been supporting our daughter for years and years. The reception. The bar opened immediately the ceremony, and I want to give those guys 5 stars ABSOLUTELY for their stellar service. The drinks were delicious, strong and were made quickly. I want to say that our entire party of about 80-ish people had drinks in hand within 15 minutes. No issues whatsoever with the bar service. The appetizers (meant to be ready at 4:30p) were not served until after 5p, which should really not be that big of a deal, but we had some hungry young adults (including bride/groom), so it was a thing. An odd twist came when the dinner was in full swing. We had discussed speeches during the dinner. However, we found that Bob was determined that speeches should take place during the cake cutting ceremony, after the kids finished eating. Again, he has an idea in his head of how a wedding should run. He finally relented and allowed us to have our speeches during dinner to honor the couple. When it was time to cut the cake, our kids were not permitted to have a wedding toast (with champagne that we had purchased) because we already did our speeches? How does one have anything to do with another? No speeches required - just able to quietly toast one another. Speaking of time dragging. I hate to mention this, but I do believe that one reason that the dinner was dragged way out was because we had purchased an open bar for 3 hours. Outside of the initial rush to the bar after the ceremony, the bar was not super busy. It seemed suspicious to me that the bar was targeted to be closed once dinner had finished (3 HOURS LATER?). People are going to drink more once dancing begins, and by that time, the open bar had closed, and had become a paid bar. TLDR: A lot of quirks, and if you choose to go with this venue, you will need to stay on top of expectations at all times. All in, we paid around $10k for 100 people. About 75 showed up, so be *very certain* of your final headcount, or you will be overcharged. If you are not incredibly attuned to detail, certain things will likely not bother you. If details are your thing, you may want to consider one of the other "all-inclusive" venues in the Denver area

A prowl through my profile will show you I adore a drag show, a drag brunch, a cabaret, a strip…read moretease, a cheeky dance production. I was pleasantly surprised by how clever, risqué, and funny this show was. We attended the Alice in Wonderland show and it was the perfect mix of sexiness and comedy. We got the VIP seats right up next to the stage, but from looking around, it appears there are very few "bad" seats in the house, maybe a seat or two behind some columns. My friends and I laughed and clapped and cheered. The performances were top notch. The drinks weren't gourmet cocktails, but that's not expected. I got a pretty good sized mule and dark n stormy and my friend's husband enjoyed his many martinis. The performers were kind enough take photos with us at the end of the evening. So down to earth. I also had a great experience with their staff. Early in the year I purchased two tickets in hopes of getting a good table. Then months later, they introduced the VIP tickets right next to the stage. I purchased three of those (I had added two friends by then) and the company was kind enough to refund my two regular tickets. They were very prompt and professional in emails. Regular tickets were 50-ish, VIP tickets were 70-ish. Worth every penny. No photos or videos during the production, but they allow for some photos and video at the end. Also close to many restaurants and bars, essentially in a pedestrian district. We walked to a close by mediterranean place (reviewed separately) that was fantastic.

Omg we had a blaaaaaaast here!! We came here with a big group for a bachelorette party and this was…read moreone of the evening's activities. One of the highlights from the weekend for sure. We saw a burlesque tarot performance. The host was so funny and all the dancers were amazing and so talented! Love the body positivity and the diversity amongst all their dancers (male dancers were included!). They provide fun little noisemakers to use during the dances to cheer them on. They have lots of drink options too and come around to take your order. I got the non-alcoholic Aperol spritz which was a little strange but that's ok haha. Other girls seemed to like their cocktails and wine. The music, the costumes, the dancers, everything was so much better than we expected! So fun!

I'm from Albuquerque, New Mexico! Came to visit and check out the Meow Wolf here in Denver and it…read moredid not disappoint! It was awesome. I loved it and can't wait to go back and hang out again.

Meow Wolf is one of the most entertaining things to do in the Denver area!…read more Meow Wolf is a series of art instillations across the United States, this one specifically being Convergence Station. I won't spoil the story, but there are plenty of things to find with the Q-Pass and by exploring the various "worlds", but even without experiencing the story, it's incredibly fun to just walk around and see what all you can find, and they're constantly updating and adding instillations, which is sure to keep you coming back! Do note that Meow Wolf is an art instillation, don't come expecting an Arcade with games to play and countless things to do, instead think of it as an adult-sized version of those interactive sections at the museums, slightly mixed with a playground, all wrapped in a weird, fun, artsy package, so if that isn't your thing, be warned. Overall, Meow Wolf is an amazing experience that you should definitely try if you're in the area!

Moss Denver truly lives up to its name with lots of mossy greenery inside and out, and a naturey…read moredesign overall. It has a shabby chic vibe, heavy on the "chic" as there are beautiful chandeliers hanging from the ceilings and gorgeous gauzey drapes. It's counterbalanced with the bit of (still upscale) "shabby" aspects in the reclaimed wooden pieces, exposed bits of brick in the walls, concrete floor, and wooden barn doors. Moss offers an entire room full of jars, candle holders, decor pieces, and other accent items you can use for your event, so definitely do not sleep on that aspect of their venue, too. We visited Moss Denver in Autumn so the greenery that you'll see on the grounds was not yet alive and blooming, so consider that if you visit during the winter or fall months. I'm sure the blooms of Summer or Spring add a whole other aspect of the natural ambiance! Aside from the moss, greenery, and chandeleirs, etc - Moss is mostly an empty slate. So you can bring your own design and personal touches to your event pretty easily, which is so great in a venue when you don't want a cookie cutter look. So I recommend definitely at least checking out Moss Denver as an option for weddings, corporate events, reunions, or any other event that needs a nice, pretty malleable space that will work for most any event needs.

Here for a wedding and it was the worst experience of my life. The bartenders have rudimentary…read moreskills and expert attitude. So much so that they threatened to kick me out because I ordered a bourbon on the rocks and when they refused to serve it citing venue policy I noted that wasn't the policy an hour ago with my last one. The steak was burnt on the outside and cold in the middle. The appetizer service was insufficient at best and gulag in reality. I can't say enough about the service. I suggested to the patron they should ask for money back due to the poor offerings and service. Still irritated 2 days later and can't say to avoid this place enough.

We worked with Adrienne Hollie to plan and host our wedding reception at 1134 and she was…read moreabsolutely incredible! 10/10! Can't imagine a better event planner / coordinator -- no notes :) Our guests could also not stop talking about how great the bar service was. Incredible staff all around!

1134 is great! We had such an amazing time, there was a dj and unique decor. It was supposed to be…read morea pop up but is now staying because of how badass it was!! Everyone GO! Hopefully my pictures can help convince others to go. The service was great, the music was funky and so was the vibe. Great place to take pictures with friends as well. I hope it stays!

This is a beautiful location for an intimate event. My niece got married here and every interaction…read morewe had with staff was so smooth!

The venue place is spacious inside, and it can easily fill in 50~100 guests. The patio outside is…read morenice though the wood floor is not that comfortable for high heels, and there is also a backyard house for the party group hangout.