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Red Square Euro Bistro

4.1 (454 reviews)
Closed • 5:00 pm - 1:30 am (Next day)

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Moderate noise
Outdoor seating
Good for groups

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Pot de creme.  Chocolate mousse.  Velvety, rich, and oh so chocolatey! Highly recommend!
Leah P.

We enjoyed our experience here. It's the second time we've been and the service was professional with a tad bit of causal. The ambiance was warm, dark, and cozy. The lamps could do with a bit of dusting--looks like it's been ages. The food was overall very good. We thought the goulash and schnitzel were the best dishes of the night, and don't skip dessert. I would go back for sure.

Pierogies: Star of the show

AMAZING FOOD. I have not consistently found good Eastern European food outside SF/NY. While I didn't get to try the whole menu I did order 4 things and everything was delicious. I wish I could return and slowly try everything as I'm sure you can't miss with any order. The pierogies were hands down the best I've ever had. The white wine sauce gives it such an elevated and rich layer that you just don't find at other restaurants or grandmas home cooking. I will crave these and be bummed I can't easily access them. Don't skip dessert!! Divine 8 layer honey cake. Bonus+: Nick is a top tier server/host. If he could open his own business and train all restaurant staff I think the world would be a much better place. Polite, prompt, thoughtful, knowledgeable, and actionable. What else could you ask for?

Sea Buckthorn
Winston L.

We got here at 9:30 on a Tuesday night and got seated at the bar with one other patron. The kitchen closed at 9, so we looked at the drink menu. There is an impressive selection of vodkas here. On the top of the menu was 21 house infused with different fruit, herbs, spices, and botanicals. These span from the more typical (lemon, orange) to very interesting (sea buckthorn berry, chokeberry) to way out there (horseradish, red pepper). Below that is a massive list of 60+ vodkas from around the world. You can also get mixed drinks. To say I was intimidated by the sheer amount of choice on the menu would be an understatement. Thankfully, the general manager sensed our need for a recommendation. We tried quite a few different kinds. Each were served ice cold in an iced shot glass. The non-sweet ones came with some sliced pickles as a chaser. I am by no means a vodka connoisseur, but these were my thoughts. Horseradish - their most popular infusion. This varies from batch to batch on heat level. I thought ours had a very pleasant horseradish flavor with little to no kick/pungency. Jewel of Russia - a very clean almost flavorless vodka. Reyka - the manager's tasting notes - this Icelandic vodka is filtered with lava rock and has some minerality to it. Sea Buckthorn - we're used to infusing vodkas for limoncello, so we were recommended this citrusy one. Chokeberry - reminiscent of wine Vincent Espresso - we mentioned that we really liked a limited edition Coffee liquor from Hangar One and we were recommended this one. This one is quite sweet with good coffee flavor, but a nice ending to our tasting experience. All in all, their selection is so diverse, I think you'll find a few things that you love. Worst case scenario is that you try something new and interesting and get to spend some time mingling with the friendly bartender and patrons.

The food is delicious and has a very unique menu. They also have a ton of flavored shots that I haven't seen before. The service was good and the location is great, very walkable to everywhere downtown.

Virginia C.

Russian/Eastern European Affairs nestled downtown in a quiet corner near Larimer and the Symphony. People come here for their vodka flights, especially their horseradish or beet vodka shots. I would past on the salmon blinis or the chicken Khiev was homey/good. Head back to a slice of the old Eastern Europe - come here!

Goulash
Bri M.

Wow! What a wonderful surprise! My dad suggested this place and at first I was skeptical - not my favorite cuisine- but wow was I wrong- the lamb was phenomenal! The latkes, pierogis and beet salad were truly delectable. The best part was the honey cake and the service from Joseph! What a wonderful human! We will definitely be back! The ambiance was cute and cozy too!

Great drinks
Anne O.

Great food. Service was great too. We got both kinds beef stroganoffs. I'll be back. -

Ricotta leek pierogies in a white wine butter sauce and the Russian country salad.
Nancy C.

Tucked away deep in Writer's Square, Red Square Euro Bistro is reminiscent of the unassuming and dependable neighborhood restaurants I used to go to when I lived in an European city with wonderful Russian cuisine. It's the type of place where you know you can get your usual. I'm still trying to figure out which one that is for me, but the Chicken Kiev is a strong contender. The Vareniki is also something I'd be happy to order over and over again. The staff is friendly and provides great service. This restaurant is easily my top choice for dinner before the ballet or symphony.

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Jan C.

While the atmosphere and service were both pleasant, we were disappointed with the food. All three dishes, beet salad, classic stroganoff and Goulash, were quite bland. One of the things I love about stroganoff is the mix of flavors with onion, mushroom, mustard and sour cream. This was a very one-note dish. The Goulash was similar with heavy paprika taste and not a lot else. Too bad, we were looking forward to enjoying a nice meal.

Pickle shots and pickle martini
Morgan E.

I'm a pickle lover and Red Square has an amazing pickle juice martini. They use dill-infused vodka and pickle juice to make these amazing drinks. They're cold, smooth, slightly tart, and completely dangerous. The food was also great and the service was top notch. I'm in Denver often and this quickly has become a favorite.

Summer borscht. Vegetarian. Beet, cucumber, dill, hard boiled egg with a touch of sour cream on top. Delicious.

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Amazing food, service and location. Great for a date night or hanging out with friends.

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I have never been to this bar before and I loved the vibe. Ramsey was amazing! Can't wait to come back!

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The borscht was great! We had the steak & it was amazing. I had the latkes & I would not recommend that. Cool place!

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