Cute spot, super nice staff and delicious cocktails. We stopped in before dinner and it did not…read moredisappoint!

Seconding the other reviews that highlight the unfriendly staff…read more Came in for a drink and had a memorable send-off from a guy who introduced himself as the man in charge. On my way out, he followed me toward the door and told me he "hoped I'd do something stupid." That's a direct quote, and it's not how most bars say goodnight. In fairness, maybe he was having a rough night. Running a bar can't be easy, and we've all had moments we'd take back. I want to extend that benefit of the doubt before anything else. That said, escalating toward a customer on the way out the door is a moment that sticks with you. If he owns the place, it might be worth a beat of reflection on how that interaction landed. If he doesn't, the people who do might want to know how guests are being seen off. Denver has a lot of warm, welcoming bars, and on the strength of this visit I'd point friends to one of those first. Definitely a 1-star experience. Hope they figure out the customer service issues.

I am picky about my drinks and the bartender made them perfectly! Got the blackberry margarita and…read moreespresso martini. It can be hard not to make espresso martinis bitter, she used Mr. Black liquor in it and it was awesome. This place gives me bookstore speakeasy vibes. It's smaller but has a back area open on the weekends - and can also be rented out for events!! My bartender was kind enough to check on me when I told her I was on a first hinge date. That kind of girl power is hard to find so I felt safe - but you could also tell that for a Wednesday night this place has a community and people know each other. Def check it out!

Returned to Pretty Neat during another holiday season and the cocktails were fantastic! The…read moreOaxcanite had bold flavors of Mezcal and tequila with a perfect amount of lime, honey, and bitters to make the cocktail a smooth sip. My second cocktail was the Blackberry Margarita, a beautiful purple-hued take on the traditional cocktail. Bartenders, as usual, were amazing. We also tried the charcuterie board that said serves 2 (it was plenty) and was a steal at $12!

Great spot for a drink on a special occasion! Definitely on the pricey side but I thought the…read moreprices were fair considering its ambiance. Definitely check it out!

I went to Denver for a girls' getaway with one of my besties and she knows that I love to dance and…read moreabsolutely love 80's music, so she found The Delorean for us. I looked online and found that they were hosting an all Vinyl 80's dance party with no cover charge on Saturday night... how cool is that!! So, we took a rideshare from Downtown to The Delorean. I am not familiar with that area of town, but there looked to be several bars and restaurants nearby. Anyway, upon entering, we were immediately greeted with a library of cassette tapes. Then, we wandered further to see lots of neon lights and neon carpeting, cases of nostalgia featuring various toys and games from the 80's, as well as lot's of music posters. The cocktail menu was super cool, with drinks named after 80's songs and movies. There was a fun little photo booth in back. I ordered a Pretty in Pink cocktail, which featured jasmine and rose gin with champagne and elderflower liquor with a huge champagne bubble. My friend ordered the She-Ra Colada because it came it a really cute Tiki cup. I think she enjoyed it because she ordered a second. That night, there was an Ape (yes a man in an ape suit) playing 80's vinyl all night. Also, he was giving away records. If you enjoyed a song, you could ask and he would give you the record after it finished playing. I brought home a single by the Klymaxx (Meeting in the Ladies' Room). My friend and I had an absolute blast. We danced the night away and made 80's music-loving friends who we shared stories with about various 80's bands. A server wearing Strawberry Shortcake served us drinks at our table all night. The only bummer is that the dance night went from 9- midnight. After the Ape DJ left, the music was a bit on the quiet side, so we left rather than staying to dance, as the dance party had ended and it was still early. All in all, though I was disappointed, as I wanted to dance until 2AM, The Delorean was still one of my absolute favorite experiences during my Denver weekend stay.

Lovely friendly staff, and interesting drink Options, in a…read moregreat location. They also have a very welcoming outdoor patio.

My husband and I were strolling Pearl street for an impromptu "Valentine's Eve" since we both work…read moreValentine's Day, and spotted Hazel next to one of our other favorite spots and I'm so glad we decided to stop in! The atmosphere is elevated artsy. There are upholstered seats and high tops, which ever is more your speed. I was not drinking this evening, and asked about non alcoholic selections. The bartender, O, was very courteous and knowledgeable. Hazel has a full bar of non- alcoholic spirits as well and O was able to modify the drinks that caught my eye. I had an espresso martini that was fantastic! The drink mixing is also part of the experience as the smoked coffee beans not only added an extra dimension to the flavor, but was also fun to watch. 10/10 I will be back soon and try something from the regular menu!

This is an amazing restraunt and even my friends who are hesitant about vegan food loved it. The…read morebread and the citrus salad were the standouts. The service was great! They were very patient. The ambiance was nice we felt a little cramped at our table but we had a big group.

Incredible! I have wanted to come here for quite some time and it exceeded my expectations. We came…read morefor the Monday enoteca, which is a fixed menu. For $35, we got focaccia, salad, a pasta entree, and tiramisu. The bread was soft with a crunchy crust and served with a spinach artichoke spread. The salad was a cabbage salad with a lemony vinaigrette. The pasta I chose was fresh, creamy, and a delight to eat. The tiramisu was probably the best tiramisu I've ever had. The coffee flavor was so bold and the filling was fluffy. The interior was dimly lit and had an eclectic vibe. Great for a date night. Service was attentive and the courses came out quickly. Parking is a bit spotty in the area but they share a small lot in the back. I can't wait to go back and try their other dishes. I've heard great things about the Sunday supper.

Went here on a Saturday night for an espresso martini. The drinks are very reasonably priced and…read moredelicious! The bar tenders are on it and working hard! The place itself is really loud on Saturday's but they have a lot of seating like couches and tables too!

I didn't spend much time here. My friend and I hung out at the bar for one drink before heading to…read morea neighboring event. Such a cute place!! Need to come back and try more cocktails on the menu. They're sooo good, and there's even a generous 4-7pm happy hour. I had a Salted Cucumber Gimlet ($7) which was expertly whipped up. Officially one of my new favorite spots on Broadway, especially for happy hour! Must try the House Salad before it rotates off the menu. Also cheers to the bartender who was super welcoming to everyone.

What an experience! We came to show up for a friend to give him a surprise for his 40th birthday,…read moreended up chatting to Chris behind the counter as I wanted to check out what special items you had before taking the tour to pre-plan what I may need to leave with... hah. We ended up doing the tour, and lo and behold there's Chris again! We had a great time with our group and had some fun trying to volunteer some questions to stump Chris and he had the answers in deck and we had some great laughs along the way. We're pretty hopeful that the name Gordon we volunteered for the Gargoyle by the grain storage tanks will stick... I mean, we pulled that name out of thin air and it felt like a damn good name for a Gargoyle hanging out by the grains! Moving on, I e had a great time and till be back. We ended up chatting with Chris about all sorts of things and parlayed into some conversations about home brewing and shared some pics of my set up and chatted about what he was exploring to get into himself. You guys have a damn good crew with a passion for the business and a love for what you do and represent. And I appreciate and applaud you for it! Keep making amazing whiskey and we'll keep drinking it! We ended up grabbing an awesome hoodie and long sleeve to go, and an had to bring home the Centennial Straight Wheat 7yr bonded, and the San Luis Valley straight Rye 10yr Bonded... and a Laws racket to represent at the home bar, both have already been opened and shared with some friends in the last 24 hours and will be enjoyed more to come!

The staff at Laws Whiskey House is amazing!!…read more We came for a tour and because we got there early, we grabbed a drink and were able to bring them on the tour with us. Our tour was only 9 people and Sam (tour guide) told us that we could make the tour our own. Since all of us have done a distillery tour, we were able to skip the basics and dive into the specifics of Laws Whiskey House, their recipe, and the why. It was nice to be able to get a little more in-depth especially when we all knew the basics. The building next to the distillery is only a year old and the bar is immaculate!! The views of the mountains while sitting at the couches is nice! And the drinks!! The recipes are so delicious, including the zero proof cocktails. I love how everything about Laws Whiskey is local from the grains, water, and distillation. If you're in the area and needing a drink, you need to stop in!

Wowww! They seated us in the back of the room to the right and it was so cute! Service was great…read more We got the sancocho, pabellon, and patacones. It was a little bit of everything and I was in heaven! I'm a soup girl and had previously had home made sancocho and loved it. I was really excited to see this on the menu, especially for a cold night! The patacones were delicious as well, especially with the chicharron. Would definitely come back again! I would love to try one of their platters.

My friend was in town with his father for some difficult medical tests at National Jewish. The…read morestress of the tests and the concerns over memory problems had understandably been making his dad anxious. So, we decided to take him for a relaxing evening for some "home cooking;" his dad is from Colombia. I'd driven by this place for years, always thought it was cute, but never had been in to try it out. Well, the inside is even cuter than the curbside! We were quickly greeted and shown to a table. It was around 8 on a Friday night. The service was just what my friend's dad needed, joking around in Spanish and answering random questions that an older person might have when seeing food they grew up with and hadn't seen in a while... and, then, the food. I'm not familiar with Colombian cuisine, so I wanted to try something traditional. The presentation was sizable and I really like color on a plate. Then, it was flavorful and filling?! YUM. We walked out of the experience laughing and purely delighted at having had a great night in sharing a unique experience. Strongly suggest folks swinging through, when you're in the neighborhood... or, give yourself a special occasion and make a trip!

Had an amazing first visit to Joy Hill! The atmosphere is casual and fun. The patio in the back…read moreis an unexpected treat! The staff was really friendly and I enjoyed the open concept kitchen where you could watch them preparing the food. The menu has a nice variety of options including gluten free and vegetarian options. We didn't have any drinks this nice but the beverage menu seemed nice as well. We both got a pizzette and a salad and everything was incredible! My friend ordered a gluten free sausage and jalepeno and enjoyed it. I got the side salad with house vinegrette and the prosciutto, burrata, and arugula- it was absolutely amazing. My mouth is watering thinking about how tasty it was. I especially enjoyed the sourdough crust. We will definitely be back for more!

Joy Hill is a proudly South Broadway spot serving woodfired pizza with a Brooklyn influence and a…read moreDenver feel. They focus on naturally leavened sourdough pizzas made with a starter brought from Brooklyn and high quality ingredients, and it shows. I'm very lucky to live about 7 minutes away, which honestly feels like a blessing because it's just that good. Everything impressed me, starting with the frosé and then the lunch special, which is one of the best deals I've seen: any pizza, a house salad, and a bottle of wine. It's hard to beat. The pizzas themselves are sourdough-based and really well done. You can tell there's a lot of care put into the ingredients and execution. The space is also a big part of the experience. The rooftop patio has great mountain views, and there are plenty of spots if you want to hang out, work, or just relax with a coffee. Overall, this is an easy go-to spot for me now. I'll definitely be back... probably very soon.

I would recommend Bear Creek to everyone I know. Don't buy…read moreinto any negative reviews, they are probably just fishing for free cocktails. I have had several friends and small parties here and not a single person has had a bad experience. They make all of their drinks with all fresh ingredients. They have a broad spectrum of drinks from seasonal, sweet, sour, some spicy as well as very well balanced drinks. The staff was wonderful, knowledgeable and friendly. Take the tour, it's fun and you learn a good bit and get a flight of your choice. They have a Q&A while on the tour as well. It's an overall great place. If my friends and I can't make it to the distillery we pick up their products at local liquor stores.

Love this place .... 10s across the board…read more... Service- phenomenal!!! Staff-- freaking awesome !!! The drinks -- o m f g , loved them all I wish I can give constructive critique but everything was just sooooo great , and the vibe of this place was just so infectious that everyone was having a great time .