Great pizza, an upscale dive vibe. I like it. My favorite spot to post up at the bar, catch a buzz,…read moreand watch the tvs.

A friend and I found ourselves in the area with dogs in tow, having heard dogs are welcome on the…read morepatio we headed here. Not just dogs allowed on the patio - but their very own dog patio including cots like we have a home, treat bucket, turf instead of concrete, fresh water and doggo meals on the menu. We had a nice evening of dog and people dishes and will definitely return. Dogs give their meals 5 stars!

We recently came here on a whim with the whole family and we all had a great time! We enjoyed…read moreeverything we ordered, including an assortment of burgers, wraps, kids' meals, and drinks. Find a table first, then walk up to the counter to order and take a buzzer to let you know when your food is ready. The staff was friendly and made some great hazy IPA beer recommendations, which I really appreciated! Overall, a great spot for a casual family meal or date night.. we'd definitely come back!

If you want a good all day special and a good meal deal until 3pm this is the place to go. It's a…read morepretty chill laid back neighborhood bar. The burgers and onion rings are definitely great. I don't know what they do to the onion rings but they're fried just right.

Pete's Kitchen on Colfax -- Where Extraordinary Food Meets Extraordinary Humanity…read more Some restaurants leave you remembering the food. Others leave you remembering how they made you feel. Pete's Kitchen on Colfax gave us both, and an experience we will never forget. After spending a wonderful day together, my girlfriend, my 11-year-old daughter, and I were looking forward to ending the evening with a delicious meal at Pete's Kitchen. Unfortunately, on our walk to dinner, my daughter was the victim of a random act of violence that shook us. What should have been a joyful ending to a beautiful day suddenly became a frightening and emotional experience for our family. However, amid an incredibly difficult situation, we encountered something extraordinary: the very best of humanity. Between speaking with an incredible Denver police officer and compassionate, empathetic EMS personnel, we were also met with an exceptional level of kindness from the staff at Pete's Kitchen. Our wonderful server, Alexa, and an extraordinary kitchen employee named Lavelle, went above and beyond to comfort my daughter and help restore a sense of normalcy to an otherwise distressing evening. Without hesitation, they went above and beyond help my extremely distraught daughter. Buy, what made their gestures so meaningful wasn't what they gave her. It was the genuine compassion, warmth, and care behind every interaction. And their kindness didn't stop there. Throughout our entire dining experience, they continued to check on us, demonstrated heartfelt concern, and made my daughter feel safe, welcome, and valued. As adults, we cannot always protect our children from the cruelty of the world. But we can help them recognize the extraordinary goodness that exists alongside it. That evening, the Denver police officer, the EMS professionals, Alexa, and Lavelle collectively reminded our daughter of something profoundly important: that even when someone chooses to cause harm, there are people who will immediately step forward with kindness, compassion, and a willingness to help. And what a beautiful lesson that is for an 11-year-old to carry forward. The food at Pete's Kitchen was absolutely exceptional, but the true highlight of our visit was witnessing hospitality in its most meaningful form. Alexa and Lavelle didn't simply provide excellent customer service. They demonstrated genuine humanity when our family needed it most. To the owners and management of Pete's Kitchen: Please recognize these remarkable employees. Their compassion reflects the very best of your establishment and the Denver community. To the Denver police officer and EMS professionals who helped us: Thank you for your professionalism, empathy, and reassurance during a frightening moment. And to Alexa and Lavelle: You may never fully realize the impact your kindness had on our daughter, but we will remember it for a very long time. In a world that can feel increasingly divided and unkind, experiences like this remind us that compassion is not merely a sentiment. It is a choice we make in how we treat one another. And that evening, some truly wonderful people chose compassion. This is the love our world needs right now. This is the humanity our children deserve to see. And this is the kind of kindness that restores our faith in one another. We came to Pete's Kitchen expecting a wonderful dinner. We left with something far more meaningful: perhaps there are a few who cause harm but there are far more who help us to heal. It gave us something that we may be missing in our lives a truly renewed our faith in the goodness of people. Five stars for the food. Five stars for the service. Infinite stars for the humanity.

Loved this spot, the staff were efficient and hard working. The portions are very large and all our…read morefood was delicious. I really enjoyed the southwestern take on the breakfast classics and the chorizo was freshly sliced. Definitely a spot to check out!

I've been to My Brother's Bar before, but this visit reminded me why it's been around for so long…read more I'm usually the person ordering a smashburger these days, so I don't get excited about a classic burger very often. That changed pretty quickly. The JCB with jalapeños and cream cheese was easily my favorite. I wasn't sure how cream cheese on a burger would work the first time I tried it, but it just does. It adds a richness without taking over the burger, and the jalapeños give it the right amount of heat. The classic cheeseburger was also exactly what you want. Nothing flashy, just a really good burger that's been done right. There aren't many places left that feel this timeless. Every time I come back, I'm reminded why people have loved this place for generations.

This is a good option for a reasonably priced, solid sandwich! I really liked the sauce they served…read morewith the sandwiches too. Service was fast and friendly. The ambiance inside was pretty dark and not too exciting during the day, but I could see it getting more lively in the evenings

Had a wonderful experience at Olive & Finch in the Denver airport by C37. Ordered a goddess salad…read moreand it was fantastic! Fresh ingredients, tasty connotations of cucumbers, avocado, and capers... salad was great! Service was warm and attentive... all Around good experience. Thank you Sharine

I met a friend here for lunch and finally crossed something off my food bucket list…read more For years I'd heard about dan dan noodles from cooking shows, but I'd never actually ordered them. This was my chance, and they didn't disappoint. I chose the mild version, which was perfect for me since I'm not someone who enjoys a lot of heat. It still had plenty of flavor and let me appreciate all of the ingredients without being overwhelmed by spice. I also enjoyed one of their fresh-pressed juice drinks, which paired really well with the meal and made everything feel fresh and balanced. The food, atmosphere, and service all came together for a relaxing lunch with a friend. I'll definitely be back to continue exploring the menu. As someone who's been part of the Yelp community for many years, I appreciate restaurants that take pride in both their food and their hospitality. If I ever have a concern, I prefer to speak with the manager while I'm there because I believe every restaurant deserves the opportunity to make things right. On this visit, there was nothing to fix--Olive & Finch delivered on both the food and the hospitality.

We had the best experience at Root Down! The food was delicious. The banana cream pie blew us away…read more Our servers Makenna and Jorge were so knowledgeable and attentive. The management was incredible. We will be back!

Root Down - One of my favorite Brunch spots in the LoHi My partner and I go there once a month. We…read morelove the staff and the food. Service: I love the staff! Each one is so kind-especially the bartender Annie! Every time I see her she does an amazing job. Food: Obsessed with both Dinner and Brunch. I've been going there for years now and not once I ever had a food cold and not made correctly. The breakfast burritos is our new favorite Please bring back the classic egg Benedict! * Drinks: Every cocktail is delicious and love the seasonal ones too! I always have to get the Sangria and bottomless mimosas

Had an incredible burger tonight, really freaking good…read more Wifey liked the clam chowder. Waiter was excellent and the other staff were friendly. It is not upscale but casual. Went after a Rockies game. I don't like seafood and I'd go back!

Great spot for fresh seafood when visiting LoDo Denver. Equally impressive to the food was the…read morefantastic service. Nice old school restaurant vibes!

We stopped by this burger spot while visiting Denver and had a pretty good experience! The drinks…read morewere definitely a highlight--really good and probably our favorite part of the meal. The burgers were good overall, and one of our favorites was the one with chimichurri sauce. The flavor was really nice and definitely stood. Nice ambiance and service.

My fiancé and I spent a lot of time here during the Dutch World Cup watch parties (between the two…read moreof us we likely spent over $1,000). Yes, it was packed, but the atmosphere was fun and people generally made room whenever servers needed to get through. One waitress, who several people had already described as rude, forcefully plowed straight into me to get through the crowd. This wasn't a light brush or accidental bump--she hit me hard enough to knock me aside, never said "excuse me," and never apologized. Rude service is one thing. Being physically shoved by staff is another. A few minutes later I approached her and said, "I know it's busy, but you can't just plow through people--just ask us to move." Instead of acknowledging it, she argued with me. A little later the manager, Chris, came over and immediately accused me of making her cry, told me not to speak to his staff again, and basically said I could leave and never come back. He never once asked what happened or wanted to hear my side. I've worked in restaurants and bars for over 10 years, so I understand how hectic these environments can get. Being busy doesn't excuse forcefully shoving customers or treating them like they're the problem. The food has also been mediocre every time we've eaten here, so there's really nothing bringing us back. There are plenty of better bars in Denver with better food--and staff who know how to treat their customers.