The skinny: Solid food, fast & friendly service, chill sports vibe…read more Overview: Came here on a whim having seen them on InKind and we were pleasantly surprised with the quality of food. The menu is quite huge - not just your typical bar/pub variety or quality. We got a few things to share and it was all solid. Apps: 1/2 and 1/2: Fried okra & pickles. First off - its great that they allow you to do a split order in case you are between a few things. 2nd off - this app was bomb. Both were fried to perfection & perfectly spiced. The fried okra was actually our fave item. Entrees: Fried chicken: Their fried chicken is so solid. Like their fried apps - they know what they are doing. Juicy on the inside crispy on the outside. Can't go wrong here. Meatloaf: Overall solid and wrapped in bacon. Nothing to blow you away but still quite tasty. Sides: I love me some good sides, and they had a few here. Most entrees came with 2 you could choose from which I loved. Some standouts were collared greens and french fries. No frills just solid comfort food. Vibe: Chill bar vibes with TVs. Service was friendly and quick. Pricing was reasonable and portions were large. Would I come back: Yes! Great spot to hang out with friends and grab a bite!

Stopped by Sloan Bar & Grill for happy hour and had a nice overall experience. The happy hour…read moremargaritas were enjoyable, and the $2 oysters were definitely the standout. Fresh, chilled, and a great deal. We also ordered the fish taco and steak sliders. The fish taco was tasty and well balanced, while the steak sliders were fine but didn't quite stand out. They were a bit light on the meat and fairly simple compared to the rest of the food. Service was pleasant and efficient. The ambience was relaxed and comfortable, making it an easy spot to catch up with friends without feeling rushed.

This was an absolutely stunning meal. PERFECT service, WONDERFUL and ATTENTIVE servers, OUTSTANDING…read moredrinks, and food that was UNREAL (ricotta toast: 5 stars; scallops: death row meal; lamb shank: fell off the bone). Honest to goodness, the best restaurant in Denver with good music, good people, and lovely ambience. And to top it off - our amazing server brought us prosecco AND dessert for my partner's birthday! No notes.

Overall, I'm pretty impressed with this place. Definitely foodie-worthy in my opinion…read more We went with friends and shared a bunch of dishes, which I'd recommend. My favorites were the carpaccio and the steak frites. The steak was especially great, really buttery and cooked well. The thick noodles with red sauce were also really good. And the dessert I posted a picture of was ridiculously good. The space itself is on the smaller side, so I'd recommend making a reservation. The servers did a solid job and the atmosphere inside is nice. Not everything blew me away (like the pea noodles and a couple other dishes), but the highlights were strong enough that I'd definitely come back. Recommended

Phenomenal meal. Such a cozy restaurant with a great menu! Drinks are well priced. Pork chop, lamb,…read moreand stroganoff were fantastic!

We came here for an early Mother's Day dinner the Friday before for a 6:45pm reservation. We were…read morepromptly sat, however it took about 15 minutes for anyone to stop at the table. We had to inform the hostess. The drinks took a very long time and we then ordered food. Thankfully the appetizer came out timely because it took over about 1 hour and 45 minutes for our entrees to arrive. We saw about 3 other tables who ordered after us get their food sooner. The manager stopped by to apologize saying they were very busy, however that didn't explain the sequence of when we received our orders compared to those in the same section. The food was pretty good overall even though my steak and sides were lukewarm by the time I got them. My family didn't have the same issue. We didn't complain about the temp due to not wanting to take even more time. We did express our concerns and they offered 25% off the entrees but that was only about $26 off the total tab for drinks, appetizer, and 4 entrees. It is a cute restaurant so I am disappointed that the service was not that great and the fact that we brought my mother in law here while she was in town expecting a positive experience. We will not be returning or recommending this place to friends and family and hope that they are able to make improvements.

This place is like a secret portal between Albuquerque and Denver! You will only know what I'm…read moretalking about if you know what I am talking about. While on a gluten free trip I ordered the steak and eggs a couple of times and a side of green chile which was actually two meals because I brought most of the steak home to make tacos! Today, I got the bacon and eggs and asked for them to put cheese on the hash browns and smother them with green chile! They perfectly executed eggs over-medium, which was exactly what I needed to get the perfect texture for my deconstructed burrito. No longer gluten free, I opted to upgrade the toast to strawberry crepes! They have all kinds of baked goods that I am certain are amazing but should avoid becoming addicted to. One of these days, I need to go back for lunch! They have burgers, sandwiches, fish and chips, gyros etc.

This place usually has such great reviews that I wonder if my chef was having a bad day. Steak…read moreordered med rare was over cooked, baked potato tasted boiled, salad was from a bag? Soft drink was way overpriced.

A great option for young families on a warmer day…read more I stopped by Edgewater Beer Garden with some friends with the intention of enjoying a seemingly warmer Denver winter day, and we had no trouble finding seating on the patio. Maybe we were just brave, but with blankets and the outdoor heaters the space served well for a small get together. The inside, however, was PACKED. Was it something in the air that influenced every young family West of Denver to crave local brews and fried food options? Or is this just the typical crowd for this establishment? Either way, I don't believe myself to be the target market for this location. After a few hours, the children's birthday party and other large family gatherings occupying the warm interiors finally disappeared, and we were able to enjoy all the splendors of their heated former firehouse. The staff who was wandering the facilities to take empty trays and glasses from tables were exceptionally nice, the food options were as plentiful as the variety on tap, and the patio's ambience was exactly what we needed. Ticked all the boxes you'd expect of a suburban beer hall. Overall, not really my scene, as I don't have a golden doodle or a curious toddler, but if that sounds like an apt description for the company you keep, you'll enjoy this spot immensely.

I really love this space! it would be perfect for day drinking as they have a ginormous patio! It…read moreis definitely a family friendly environment as there were many well behaved kids present. We brought our baby and we didn't feel judged, LOL. I ordered a Philly cheese steak which was tasty. My only complaint would be I wish there was more cheese sauce, haha. I am a sucker for cheese sauce. I ordered a mocktail from the bar. I forget what it was called but it tasted like a margarita. It was very tasty! Overall, love the venue, love that it's family friendly, and the staff is super friendly too! 10/10!

Great little breakfast place. No complaints. I have gone a few times, and I will be back…read more Update: I have been back a few times. Just adding some photos and a note that each time I come here the food is excellent. This place is a gem.

First time but it won't be the last. On our way to drop my wife off at work on a Saturday morning…read morewe decided we had time for breakfast. This came up on our list of nearby breakfast spots so we figured why not? Located on the NW corner of W. Colfax and Eaton street Nice diner atmosphere. Booths and tables are available as well as bar/counter seating. When we arrived which was just after 8 plenty of seating was available but by the time we left at 9 searing was limited. There were only 2 servers so they were busy and were doing the best they could to accommodate and provide good service to all the guests. When we did recieve our orders we were pleased at the size and portions of our meals,my wife opted for club sandwich and fries and I the chicken fried steak breakfast which came with eggs,hashbrowns and 2 dolar sized pancakes. My wife enjoyed her club which had thick cuts of ham and plenty of fries. My country fried steak was honestly one of the the best I've had the portion was large and the batter was flaky and tasty. The hashbrowns could have been better but the rest of the meal made up for it. The pancakes were delicious and they were not stingy with the butter which spread nice and even instead of being frozen and spread in clumps like a lot of places will give you frozen butter packs. Thier hours are limited and I do believe they are only open until 3. Just a tip you have to enter off of the north side of Colfax as they have new construction and there are medians now. And parking is somewhat limited. As far as would I recommend? Definitely. They have a large menu with plenty of options. Enjoy.

This is an alright little divey spot with unique classic flair all around, that might not be the…read morecleanest (in the walls I mean). I thought the brown paper bag covered cheap "mystery shots" would be fun! Until we tried two of them and all they were under that bag are the highly sugared nasty stuff like liqueurs and schnapps -- ick. Be cool if they did real booze, which can also be cheap as that sugary stuff. Boo. I thought this would be a great spot to get a high powered Long Island Iced Tea but I was massively disappointed. It's served in one of those tiny, skinny glasses where the ice cubes fill 60% of it and each shot was like a half shot or less. One of the worst long islands I've had at a bar and it barely had any booze in it (which is the entire point of ordering one). This should've been the spot to get a stiff one for a good price. Boo.

I love this bar. What a great ambience. Straight shot of Sloans Lake. It's CASH ONLY, so be aware…read morebut their prices are totally fair and the service is great just be respectful. Food isn't worth it at all so avoid it, they would even tell you food would be better somewhere else. Pool tables, arcade, foosball, jukebox

I've been to Electric Cure twice now, and it immediately became one of my favorite bars in Denver!…read moreThen again, I'm a sucker for tiki drinks in general, as pricey as they are. I usually sit at the bar and order from their extensive cocktail menu comprised of fancy-sounding ingredients. Their drinks are themed and highly creative. The bartenders are so fun, and I usually ask for their recommendation. The cocktails tend to be super strong! And there IS street parking if needed. Lots of interesting decor to look at. Honestly the vibe of the place (and probably why I love it so much) can be summarized by their neon sign outside: Rizz 'Em with the Tism.

Thirsty, like fun, weird, casual bars where drinks are made by Drink Masters?? I found the perfect…read morespot for you at The Electric Cure!!! This is a cool location where you can park free and spend your money on what you really want, special drinks that make butterflies in your tummy! My drink was actually non- alcoholic and it was called the "recovery bear." Cute bear glass with fruity flavors! My drinking partner was a fan of the flaming drinks! It is super cool to watch the Drink Masters play with fire!! See the photos attached. The bar menu and decor change seasonally. It is a must that you visit often and bring your bestie for a night out every season of the year!! You will find a happy hour menu, check online for the details!

Still Cool This…read moreplace is even more impressive on the weekend. So many food options - there's literally something for everyone. It was packed, but we still found seating as a large group due to the size of the building.

I usually end up coming to Edgewood every time I visit Colorado because of the convenience. It is…read moreso nice to have a spot with so many different food options and lots of little shops. When I visit early in the winter season, it's also the ideal time to buy little Christmas gifts and stocking stuffers. On my most recent visit, I met up with an old friend and their partner to get drinks. Roger's Bar made some very good (and decently strong) drinks, and I particularly enjoyed their signature cocktail "The Elemental Thing," which was delightfully fruity and tropical. Prices were a little steep ($13 for a vodka lemonade is a little high IMO) but I think it makes sense for this location. Seating is abundant and varied-- there are couches, standard tables, and high tables with bar stools. The dimmer bar section is more pleasant in my opinion because it feels less like a food court. I ended up ordering a calzone from Sloan's, which came fast and tasted great. My other go-to is the Ethiopian spot-- amazing veggie options and some of the only Ethiopian to be had in the Denver suburbs (from what I can tell). All-around, this is a great place for an easy meal.

If you're looking for a new brunch place, look no further. Ruperts at the Edge has been getting…read moresome great press lately, so with that, my bestie and I decided to give it a try. We were not disappointed :) Ruperts has a great set up of booth, bar, table, and patio seating. They have cute little witty sayings strewn about their walls, so those are fun to find and read. Prepare yourself for a little bit of a wait if you go for brunch on the weekend. This just means Ruperts is worth the wait. Check the bar seats though, as those are first come, first serve and they serve the entire menu there as well. We lucked out and two spots were open for us so we did not have to wait for a table. The bartender who was also our server was very nice and gave some excellent recommendations. Rupert's classic reuben was a great suggestion. Add sweet potato fries, and you'll be in heaven! We also could not pass up the cinnamon roll that was so elegantly advertised in front of us! When in Sloan's Lake, Ruperts will be my choice of restaurants. As with most brunch places, Ruperts opens early in the morning - at 7am and closes early at 2:30pm.

Boy, this place reminded me how much I just love a breakfast spot…read more We really enjoyed eating here and will definitely be back. I had the classic breakfast plate, with perfect scrambled eggs, yummy potato cakes (they were like a cross between a hash brown and a mashed potato, heavy on the green onion flavor and so delicious), good buttered sourdough toast, and turkey bacon. My husband had their classic burger; he added cheddar cheese and jalapeno bacon, and we both had oat milk cappuccinos. The coffee was good. Everything we had really hit the spot and was exactly what we wanted. We did have about a 25 minute wait on a busy, gorgeous Sunday afternoon. We opted to sit inside to be seated quicker, since most people were waiting to be seated out on the patio overlooking Sloan's Lake. Such a great spot! But the inside was totally fine too; I liked the basic, diner vibe of the place.