There are bars you visit, and then there are bars you return to. The Hub firmly belongs in the…read moresecond category. Every trip to Denver leads me straight through its doors, and every time, Will and Shane greet me like no time has passed at all. That's the mark of truly great bartenders -- they don't just serve drinks, they cultivate a room. Warm, genuine, and effortlessly welcoming, they've turned what could be just another stop into something that feels like coming home. In a city full of options, The Hub stands out for the simplest reason: it has soul. If you find yourself in Denver, pull up a stool. You'll understand immediately.

This is absolutely fine for a "hotel restaurant". The food is very good. The choices are numerous…read more You can go very healthy all the way up to double bacon burgers. There is a good selection beers on tap, and the ambiance is clean, modern, yet still inviting. The service is friendly, but also not fast. This is not a "go to" destination, but an excellent choice if you have business in the area.

Love this spot! This was my pickleball crew's go-to after our league games…read more I absolutely love their Jalapeno Popper Burger. Yum yum yum. It has all the elements to make your taste buds dance. A lil sweet, a lil salty, some candied bacon with cream cheese and pepper jelly and ba-bam, ya got yourself a winning burger. Also, the truffle fries. Yasssssssss. See you soon!

Met up with folks for book club. I was welcomed in and directed back to where the group was…read moremeeting. The server who was taking care of us was great! Parking, there is a large lot surrounding the building so it was easy to find a spot. I ordered Green chili cheese tots. It was tots topped with our pork green chili, Monterey jack cheese, sour cream, cilantro, and chili threads. This was tasty. I know the gimmick here is the serve yourself beverages. My problem is seeing folks that take their used glass up, put the faucet end into their glass as they are filling it up. Not a huge fan of that. The variety on tap was ok. The room we were in had concrete floors so there was no sound dampening. It was quite difficult to have conversation.

After a filling dinner at an Indian restaurant on the other side of town, we somehow came to this…read moreneighborhood for a nice evening walk. As our walk got longer and extended we found ourselves in this little pocket of business area in the Park Hill neighborhood. Come to think of it, I have utilized a good handful of the restaurants in the last 5 years or so and Neighbors was one of them. I remember one of my friends (out of touch) and I came here for a flight of mezcal or tequila or some sort. The Yelp review I wrote back then dated over 5+ years. It all of a sudden became a moment of "walking back the memory lane". The time was 8:40pm or so. Although the restaurant doesn't close until 10pm, the kitchen was about to close (at 9pm.) Our stomach was still quite full from the dinner; we only needed after dinner drinks. Monday night at 8:45pm, the bar barely had any people in it. Dimly lit, the ambiance was quite exquisite. We noticed all sorts of wine cork art decorations on the walls and even the ceiling The kind waitress of ours allowed me to sample a few different reds (a Cabernet Sauvignon from Lodi and a blend from Washington state.) Although the blend smelled better on the nose, the Cabernet tasted better on the palate. Decision making as to which one came easy: the Cabernet was the winner. I'm not much of a jammy Cabernet person. This Cab from Lodi, no wonder, appealed to me. Very structured, not necessarily velvety either and yet it's got a good character to it. The name of it is Klinker Brick (and the vintage is 2023). As of early June 2026, a glass of this solid Cab is/was $14.25. It became a nice "after dinner" wine to settle into the late night. As I stated earlier, this is a little picket of neighborhood that's mostly consisted of beautiful homes with $900k ranges. Unless you specifically do searches for restaurants in the very area, this will easily escape many people's notice. But that's the charm of it. Being away from the so-called "hip town vibes", I like this little quiet spot. And this wine bar's existence in it perfectly fits the description.

My friend had this placed bookmarked on her Denver list. It was my first stop while visiting…read more Simple designed wine bar, with a neighborhood feel. Looked like the crowd was full of regulars. Nice indoor/outdoor seating. Food - was great. We split the mini crab cakes, the Greek salad and the hot artichoke and feta dip. Everything was super yummy. Service - was great, she was a kind young lady with a nice smile. She offered us wine samples, before we decided on choice. We stayed late, and they never rushed us out. My ticket says Noto was our server. Drinks - we all had glasses of wine. I had the Contacto Alvarinho, I belive. There wine menu rotates. We enjoyed our time here.

The food court is located on the second floor above the hotel lobby. There are few food courts…read morespreading across a very spacious dining hall.

The main downside of The Source is expensive garage parking (think big city hotel rates) but if you…read moreget lucky, you can find a free spot right across the street or in front of RiNo Art Park. Otherwise this is one of my favorite places in Denver! It has decent breweries and some of the best restaurants in town, not to mention the luxurious Source Hotel. Safta and Smok are THE places to go. You'll still love New Belgium and The Woods for beer. So many more spots to check out, including the little boutiques (definitely getting plants & candles as future gifts) and restaurants like Temaki Den. Grateful to see so much high quality food centralized in one market hall. I've already been here like 20-30 times!

This was our first time visiting this restaurant and the food was amazing as well as the service…read moreand the cozy atmosphere. The staff was very friendly and attentive to the needs of the guests. We had such an excellent experience with our family celebrating a milestone at this establishment that it made the whole experience of the food and the friendly hospitality absolutely amazing!! Thank you Cattivella

Everything was just ok... food, service, atmosphere. Nothing stood out. We ordered off of the happy…read morehour menu and it was nothing to write home about; all standard Americanized Italian food. We had to ask for one persons food as it was completely forgotten and didn't come out until everyone was finished. It gave us extra time to chat with our friends but not the meal experience we were hoping for!

In town for a "mini-vacation" and booked a stay at one of my favorite hotels - Embassy Suites…read more Decided to stay in the first night and order from the in-house restaurant. I ordered the fried catfish dinner; my husband was in the mood for wings and a salad. I ordered a slice of cheesecake for dessert, and my husband had the red velvet cake. We enjoyed the meal. My cheesecake was very "processed tasting" though, so it wasn't that enjoyable. Decent service, and it didn't take all day for my order to be filled.

Small portions for a pricey cost and the food is only alright. Please, you are better off eating at…read moreBurger King

The beer and food are fantastic. The hot wings are actually "hot" and their BLT is delightful too…read more The beer is akin to traditional British style ales and it's delicious.

2.5 stars... Touring…read morethe art museum with family and this joint was right up the street. Authentic British pub atmosphere and if you like whisky this is your joint. House made brews on draft, sampled a few and went with the Scottish ale but it fell flat lacking the proper spice and carbonation level. Started out with a salad, tossed in a balsamic dressing which was a bit heavy. Opted for the bacon cheese burger which was slightly overdone, but came with good fries. Ambiance is authentic stuffy pub, prices are in line with the area, and service was average. Didn't have a great visit, but might have been a fluke as I see many good reviews.

Visited here at opening time on a Saturday morning, and we were the only patrons, so far. Their…read moreginger pale ale (Good Juju) and apricot IPA (Hopricot). Great start to our trek along the River North brewery trail, to Coorse Field. The pub is impressively large, with a variety of indoor and outdoor seating options. Good for large groups and private events. They have some fun-looking events on their schedule. I'd love to check out their standup comedy night.

Came here before a show on a Saturday night. This was the perfect place because it is right in…read morefront of Mission Ballroom. They have indoor and outdoor seating. The food was okay, and the drinks were okay too. Nothing to write home about but did the trick before a concert. They have lots of space so our group of 6 were able to sit and get a table fairly close to show time. Our server was great, I can't remember her name. The only thing was it felt like everything was priced high. I get that it is by the concert venue but $5 for Jello shots... Dang. I'd come back but maybe only for the pizza and grab a drink down the road. Overall 4/5 stars.