Great little pool bar with greasy delicious food, homemade vodka, and a great selection of brews…read more We came to celebrate a friend's birthday and were able to try the food and play some pool for a couple of hours. Would definitely come back

They have excellent pool tables and so many for pool players of all levels. The service was good. I…read moredidn't have any food or drinks since I just stopped by to practice my pool game for about 30 minutes. Best pool venue in the area for sure!

Dark and mysterious vibes, while inviting and friendly. Have always had great service and delicious…read morewine. Have yet to try any food, maybe next time! I will definitely be returning.

Myles was wonderful! He made every drink to my taste buds! What a gem this is?? Not being told what…read morecan and cannot have...well done! I'll be coming back

It's not the biggest food hall, but there's a lot of variety packed in here, including some less…read morecommon offerings. Great place to go with a group with a range of social seating options inside & out, and everything my group got yielded positive remarks. Considering it's not exactly an urban location, parking is unfortunately the reason I won't likely return. For my Saturday afternoon visit, there was free two-hour surface parking, but that was packed with several cars circling, and the garage seems expensive.

Came here unexpectedly before heading over to Dave & Buster's arcade across the street, to get a…read morecocktail and a quick snack with some friends. I was really pleasantly surprised by the avocado. Margarita, not only was it bright green and so fitting, but the flavors were perfect. A few of my friends ate at the Indian restaurant and we're very pleased with their bowls as well This little food court has lots of charm and plenty of seating, as well as a good number of food options all the way to dessert. Definitely want to come back a little earlier next time since they seem to close pretty early and start to shut down the food vendors a bit before that as well.

Don't waste your time or money here. Went for a would you rather comedy night and it was numbingly…read moreunfunny. Zero punchlines just confusing would you rather questions asked to "comedians". $20 per ticket. Drinks were nothing special. It's a very disorganized bar run by two slightly dismissive women it seems. Also charged me $10 for 2 pickle back shots which I haven't experienced before. Your lowest tip option is 20%. Atmosphere is strange and cramped.

Was not busy on Saturday, kind of strange for a neighborhood place but we came early in the day…read more Nice beer selection but the White Russian Nitro was flat. The bartender was friendly so that is a big deal for me. They sell pizza but don't have a kitchen or food truck. Definitely worth swinging by and giving them a try and forming your own opinion.

During my June, 2024 vacation to Colorado, my friend, Felixx, invited Alyssa and me to meet up with…read morehim for after dinner drinks at the Lazy Greyhound on Saturday, the 22nd. Wow, I didn't expect to be blown away by a bar! The Lazy Greyhound is not your typical watering hole - the establishment is a chic speakeasy-style cocktail lounge inspired by the classic British gentlemen's clubs of the 18th and 19th centuries. Nestled within downtown Littleton on Main Street, the location is a hidden gem amidst numerous breweries. After easily finding free street parking nearby, we arrived shortly before 8:30 PM. Entry was like stepping into a different world through an unassuming exterior - inside, the dimly lit room's timeless elegance with Chesterfield leather sofas was softly illuminated by the three stained glass pieces above the bar, one of which depicts the venue's namesake. The tasteful décor adds a touch of class and sophistication to the intimate ambiance and handsome atmosphere. After we were granted to enter past the red velvet rope at the front door, we grabbed a seat at one of the Chesterfields. The comfortable lounge seating made for a cozy spot for relaxed socializing and the music volume was perfectly pleasant for personal conversations. The setting was casual, but refined, with vintage touches. My kind of place, for sure. To complement the stylish environment, The Lazy Greyhound offers an extensive menu featuring a unique blend of timeless classic cocktails, "OLD DOGS/TRIED & TRUE CLASSICS," and creatively crafted modern drinks, "NEW TRICKS/SEASONAL CREATIONS," as well as beer, wine and "SMALL BITES/SHAREABLE SNACKS." Remarkable service also adds to the delightful experience. Our server, Zach/Zack/Zac (sp?), was warm, friendly and genuinely engaging - he took the time to guide us through the impressive menu and was eager to offer beverage suggestions based on our preferences. I was looking for something with an egg white foamy topping, so he suggested the AMARETTO SOUR, IMPROVED ($15) which was velvety and the signature almond sweetness was not overpowering. Alyssa went with the ALWAYS ON CALL ($15), a deliciously creamy coffee-forward mixed drink. We also ordered the PINK SQUIRREL which Zach/Zack/Zac comped for us due to the long wait. The retro, indulgent mixed drink tickled us pink with its hue and creamy, sweet and nutty flavour. Serving the PINK SQUIRREL on the house to us reflected The Lazy Greyhound's commitment to customer care and satisfaction. Felixx ordered the yummy MEAT & CHEESE BOARD which was served with thoughtful presentation. True story: I super suck with electronics and am practically blind without my eyeglasses, so I accidentally undertipped Zach/Zack/Zac while using the handheld payment system. When I saw the receipt back at Alyssa's house, I was horrified to see that I hadn't tipped him what he deserved. I returned to The Lazy Greyhound on the 24th just before 11 PM. Even though they were closed and the doors were locked, I knocked until someone answered so I could personally give cash to Zach/Zack/Zac to make up for my mistake. He was very gracious and thankful. The Lazy Greyhound immediately earned its spot as a favourite bar of mine through their intimate, speakeasy-style atmosphere combined with their innovative concoctions and welcoming service. They stand out as a premier destination for a high-quality, relaxing and memorable evening.

Great staff, reasonably priced cocktails and a good atmosphere without being too loud…read more One of the few cocktail lounges I've been to recently where you can actually hear the conversations from your company. Each season they rotate their specials and their spring drinks are in! I actually prefer their last couple specials compared to this time around but they're still good! We ordered the equinox, master of the house and old fashioned. The old fashioned is pretty boozy but an easy one to drink, it's your basic old fashion but tasty Master of the House sounded interesting, but I guess I'm not really a fan of spicy drinks (even though I love spicy foods). I ended finishing it but my friends enjoyed it! The equinox is a light and refreshing drink, which could benefit from a little more lemon (or the lemon juice was on the lighter side that day). Overall it's a spot we frequent when visiting our best friends in Littleton. We love the quaint and Victorian atmosphere and he staff has always treated us well.

Awesome local Dive Bar! Staff was friendly, local crowd was very warming and friendly too. Small…read moreband area perfect for live music. Plenty of street parking on Broadway.

Fun neighborhood dive bar with friendly servers and a live surf band on the Friday night we were…read morethere. Good selection of tap beers and fun atmosphere. Going back for sure.

Drove from Castle Rock to One Barrel American Bistro and Wine Bar in Englewood for a late lunch/…read moreearly dinner on a Friday. Arrived around 2:15 pm. There is a parking lot behind the restaurant that is convenient. There were several people seated at the bar and a few others in the dining area. The decor is pleasant (see photos attached) with stacks of wine bottles from floor to ceiling on one wall. Our server was excellent. He appeared when needed and let us enjoy the wine and food the rest of the time. The Dark Noir flight offered a few ounces of 3 distinctly different pinot noirs for a reasonable $16. The Pike Road from Willamette Valley stood out with a complex flavor profile. Will definitely be buying several bottles for home next time at Total Wine. The steak frites was delicious. The frites were fried in a batter and the ketchup was thick and flavorful. The 8 oz NY strip was a nice cut with little fat and a tasty green peppercorn glaze. It tasted like it had been grilled on a barbecue and was cooked a perfect medium. The turkey sandwich with avocado and pepper aioli was also outstanding and a generous size. The only disappointment was the music selection which was a cross between country and 1950's. It reminded me of the soundtrack from the David Lynch movie Blue Velvet. And the music was loud enough to be a bit intrusive. Would subtract 1/2 star for that but it rounds up to a 5, and all the other positives far outweigh that negative.

Read good reviews, so stopped in to check it out…read more FOOD: We had read something about good cocktails, but it took a lot of digging (beyond the menus provided) to find anything about it. Wine list was a lot shorter than I sort of expected from a place called a "wine bar." The malbec I ordered a glass of was fine; my wife's rose champagne was very nice and dry. We tried a couple of apps to see if we wanted to order dinner. The polenta fries were dry. The Korean pork tidbits were tasty but just little chunks of pork in a bowl. Nothing drastically wrong with either, but not anything particularly inspiring, either. We decided to have dinner elsewhere. SERVICE: Friendly, but felt pushed to order something *right now*. The receipt came with QR code for payment through Toast. It wasn't clear if I should pay through that, or wait for her to take my card. (I used the QR code, and the waitperson then wandered over (to get my card, it seemed) and seemed surprised and very relieved I'd used the QR code, which saved them so much work. AMBIANCE: Nicely decorated place. They apparently do a number of events, and when we were there, a big party was going on in the front half of the dining room, which was fairly noisy (and the crowd of which spread across the entrance). NET-NET: Not a great experience -- not bad, strictly speaking, but there's a lot of other places I could have gone. I'd eat there again if a friend recommended meeting there, but given the many choices in downtown Englewood, I wouldn't pick it again on my own.

Love love love this place . Something that makes a location…read moretruly special is the staff and this team it freaking awesome !!!! Shout out to Corbin !! And the chick who helped us !! Drinks are just top notch , really good... Every single one has its own personality and flavors *** My favorite is the espresso martini and the paper plane.*** The vibe of this place is just chic, really cool , chill . For sure a " take your date here vibe" Obsessed with this place !!!

The Broderick is a great cocktail spot located near Wash Park! We made reservations which made it…read moreeasier for our large party to be seated. There were a mix of cocktails that you could choose from. I had the flight of old fashions which were yummy to have. There were a variety of options for our entire party. The only downfalls of this place is the pricey (we left with a hefty bill), and the volume was loud because it's a smaller bar. Besides that, it's a great spot to check out.