My husband and I attended a private event at Cirrus last night, and it was our first visit. From…read morethe second we walked into the lobby, we knew we were in for something special! The welcome was aces! We were warmly greeted, shown exactly where to go, and immediately made to feel comfortable. They have this rare ability to make you feel like you're walking into something exclusive without feeling pretentious or intimidating. Before we even made it to the bar, people were introducing themselves and making us feel welcome. I mentioned that I'd seen one of the team members being super fabulous on Instagram, and we had some fun conversation. Every interaction felt real. We tried one of the vapor bags, and it lived up to the hype! The infused drinks were SO GOOD, especially the grape infusion. The food was awesome. We had the bagel bites, burrata, and sliders. Everything was rich, a bit salty, and exactly what you want after a vapor bag. You know. The space is wild. Super chill. Cirrus feels like what would happen if a luxury airline lounge, a Tom Ford campaign, and a cannabis social club had a baby. Crystal chandeliers, oversized floral prints, dramatic drapery, fireplaces, and a grand piano create a space that feels more like a series of carefully curated scenes than a lounge on Colfax. It's glamorous without being stuffy, theatrical without being pretentious, and juuust weird enough to keep it interesting. And the DJ!!!!! HUGE shout out because their playlist was FIRE and set the entire mood! Also, see the bathrooms... All four of them! It feels like if you gave Tom Ford a blunt and told him to design a social club. What really makes Cirrus special, though, is the people. Every single person we met was kind, welcoming, chill, and genuinely happy to be there. It made us want to be there. Living in Colorado, you can stop at a dispensary and sit on your couch at home or go to a park any day of the week. What you can't recreate is this experience. The hospitality, the atmosphere, the sense of community, the feeling that you're somewhere unique. They've created something really special here. Check it out!

The chill vibes the decor the services were all far exceeded what I expected…read more The product served and presented a class act experience. It is great to be able to smoke and socialize without having to be at a house or somewhere not as great as the citrus social club! I can't wait to go bac

The Denver Press Club is the oldest, continually running press club in the U.S. It is also the last…read morewith its own freestanding building, which celebrated its centennial anniversary in 2025. That's a landmark for any organization! For a while, DPC had some ups and downs, as happens in long-established clubs. It had a season of bad leadership, mismanaged direction, and a whole lot of rebuilding to do. The ship is now righted. It again feels like the community space I got to know and call a second home when I first moved to Denver over 20 years ago. The programming has grown with monthly and quarterly events from craft nights and mixers to traditional poker Thursdays. The topics for special conversations and panels are engaging, informative, and offerings for a better understanding of current events and international policies. The guest bartenders and handful of annual functions continue as well, but there are so many more opportunities for engagement with the club and its members now, too. If you only want good conversation and good cheer, this is still the place to pull up a seat while Jim makes sure you're not thirsty! Beyond the historic setting and stories from another time, I'm glad to report that The Denver Press Club once again stands as a place to gather that honors its rich legacy, which has monitored Denver's pulse for over 100 years.

Attended a social/reception here. All I can say is WOW!…read more Such a perfect venue for our event at this remarkable historic landmark. It's a private club for journalists and beyond and the oldest press club in the country! I was absolutely amazed by the old school charm and the swanky bar on the second floor. Don't forget to take a tour of the basement poker room also. There is history in every corner throughout the building from the typewriters, names of "deadline room", "poet's corner", etc. to all the notable journalists cartoon portraits on the wall. Hope to be back again some day!

The atmosphere here is truly enjoyable! It felt cozy and intimate, reminiscent of a lively house…read moreparty, yet perfect for hosting a big event. I'm grateful to edge city and invisible city for creating such a wonderful week in Denver.

Invisible City has it all under one roof! There are several…read moredifferent ways to enjoy everything IC has to offer. There is a monthly subscription with access to most offerings for free Or for a deeply discounted rate. Paying for each event separately with no membership. Sound baths, breath work, ecstatic dance, asks, plant medicine, yoga and many other activities. There is a co working space open every day. Renting this space for private events is also available.

When you call you get a person who knows all the services, what clinicians specialize in what, and…read morewho takes what insurance. They have multiple price points so you can get the help you need no matter where you're at financially. They do couples therapy, individual therapy, family therapy , and a few folks there even do play therapy for kids.

I can't say enough good about People House. They provide a wide range of services targeted toward…read moremental health as well as spiritual/personal growth to populations who would otherwise have difficulty affording them. This is a truly amazing organization made up of wonderful people.

The drink menu had good options for seasonal cocktails and the charcuterie board was a well planned…read moresnack plate for a group. The decor is very cute and feminine. I'd go back if a friend really wanted to go and we could sit at the bar, otherwise I was unimpressed with my experience there. 1. The decor/vibes are elegant and classy, but the staff aggressively ask for IDs at the door like bouncers instead of just asking at the time of ordering like a nice bar. Also the paper towels in the bathroom are the cheapest I've ever seen, not matching the facade of the place. They also make you pour your own water, just not elevated service considering the elevated appearance of the place. 2. Someone in my group called ahead the previous week to ask about a reservation accommodating 7 people since they only have reservations for up to 6 available online. When other people in the group arrived, the hostess/waitress was very resistant to us explaining our phone reservation and made us stand there at the front door to discuss instead of just letting us sit in the very empty seating area. After a few minutes of this, they finally let us sit in the wide open area for "an hour" until their actual reservation 1:45 after our arrival. The seating areas were small, so it makes sense they don't offer reservations for 7+, but then their employee shouldn't have told us on the phone that it'd be okay. 3. We watched them turn away a group with a silent infant because it wasn't 21, which just seemed odd. At the end they did bring our group cute cava shots, but I don't feel like that made up for the unwelcoming attitude of the staff.

Great place to slip in and have a cocktail or glass of wine. First time in. The waitstaff are fun…read moreand helpful. We had a combination of cocktails and wine between us and they were all delicious.

What a wonderful weekend we had here! And the bar and restaurant on site are both incredible. The…read morestaff was so welcoming and helpful they even helped us with reservations for dining and were willing to answer questions about the area. It's a beautiful hotel with a small gym but it had all I needed. We got espressos and read in the bar upstairs with great views. Next time we need a stay this will be a worthy choice!

There's potential, but misses too many marks. Would not choose to stay again. Service was mixed, a…read moreconsistent lack of enthusiasm. During check-in they said I received an upgrade, but I'm not sure to what, because the view was a roof and the room couldn't fit one suitcase, never mind two. It was cute however. Blackout shades are irrelevant if they don't cover they can't cover the entire window. Slivers of light will wake you up, which is surprising since when you pull back the drapes, the room lacked natural light. If you stay with Amex Platinum hotel collection and receive benefits, you might be disappointed. It says complimentary breakfast, which at check-in you learn is $30 a day. This might be ok except lattes are $7 and there's a 20% gratuity included on all bills. The $100 resort credit can only be used at their rooftop bar and their "member's" restaurant (not the two on-site restaurants on the ground floor) and in-room mini bar, however half the items were expired. The gym in the basement is solid and better equipped than most, but wish there was natural light. Pool table in lobby is nice touch. Housekeeping knocked on door and we asked she come back in an hour. We were disappointed upon returning home to our unrefreshed room. The realized she did come because we had new towels. I know many hotels limit housekeeping services, which I'm fine with, if they state it. Location: A Value: D Service: B- Amenities: C

Milehighssc does it right. Their leagues and tournaments leave just enough time to actually be…read moresocial and meet people. You don't feel rushed to finish the games before the buzzer sounds, and after your done, stick around a while an meet some really cool people. Mike and Erin are the best.

Great league - competitive, yet fun, inviting, and social! Denver has long needed more sand…read morevolleyball and the league at El Potrero is solid. Mike does a fantastic job! Appreciate his thoughtfulness and responsiveness.

Awful initial experience, They don't give pricing or a calendar of events on the website. So I…read moresigned up thinking I could see that. It said I have to make an appointment to get that info. I called the number. A lady answered and with a ton of tone, as if I'm doing something wrong, told me she would not provide pricing or an event schedule, I had to schedule a meeting. I asked her for a rough idea of pricing. The tone of condescension was strong, how dare I ask basic upfront questions that could be on the website. She still refused to give pricing of course. There's tons of other singles events companies out there....

Events and Adventures is only interested in collecting money from its members. Their event quality…read moredecreased significantly during my membership with little interest in people's feedback. The club blamed poor attendance on members doing outside events rather than taking responsibility for poor event planning. The club used to do background checks and interview potential members, but seems to be little filtering done and the club is now mostly made up of people with poor social skills.

I should have read the reviews first. The people online are NOT local, and there's no obvious way…read moreto opt out of non-locals. I'd never done this before and thought it would be a closer model to an in-person event where it's acknowledged that people are nervous, here are some questions to get you started, be kind, have fun. Instead there's no orientation, no introduction - you just log on and someone pops up to connect with. Super weird set up for something that's by its nature pretty weird.

THIS SERVICE IS A SCAM and a waste of time. Run away. The come-on is you pay $19.95 for "one event"…read moreand then get 2 months of future events for free. Well, the events are worthless. I'm a male - I paid to join the "Online Mixer" which is supposed to be a series of 1-on-1 chats. I registered as a man interested in women. Well, after 30 minutes, I met zero women - just sat there waiting. See screen-shot - "you are in the queue". The "queue" showed 8 women, but I think that was a lie. During that 30 minutes, three different MEN did show up on my screen, and all of us said WTF and immediately disconnected. I haven't tried the other event they offer ("Speed Dating") but the other reviews here (by females) say those are a scam too, mostly offering people who are in other states (as if I'm going to fly to Denver from LA to have coffee with someone - really?). Save your money.

What's I like best about the Secular Hub are the interesting topics and conversations that go on…read morehere that really challenge our thoughts and minds. It's also very welcoming. The only real rule that I know if is *no proselytizing*. As the website states: Since February 2013, the Secular Hub has provided a non-profit community center for the secular community. At its core, the Hub is two things: 1) a physics meeting space for secular (and other) groups 2) an organizatiin that sponsors activities focused on building a secular community, advancing reason, critical thinking, and giving back through education and altruism The Secular Hub exists to help explore both commonalities and differences, to create an environment in which you can feel welcome and support... to build, strengthen, and empower our diverse community to accomplish more together than alone. They have potlucks, game nights, movie nights, fundraisers, and other events. Checkout their website or Facebook for more info on those events.

I enjoyed "Festivus for the rest of us" with a group of many super friendly people here and it made…read moreme feel welcome shortly after moving to Denver. The food and company was so wonderful.