What a cool place to grab a drink snacks or dinner!…read more Walk inside speak to the hostess, they check your ID. If you're visiting on a weekend you better have a reservation because this is a popular location! When it's time to enter the hostess will open the secret door, that looks like a bookcase but surprise that's the door where you enter into the restaurant. There is a great bar, luxurious leather table booths to sit at. Kenny was our server. He was very knowledgeable about the drinks, the food menu and made some recommendations. We enjoyed interacting with him on our visit. Street parking is available. I appreciate the location as there are plenty of bars and restaurants that are walkable , fun and safe to check out! Week nights can even be popular we got lucky and were able to be seating without a reservation on a Wednesday night.

Came here for my birthday which landed on a Tuesday back in June . We're from California so not…read morefamiliar with area or how alive or dead the city gets during the week. Either way it was late and we were looking for some sort of sit down to eat and glad we stumbled upon this place. We called first to make sure and honestly didn't realize it was a Speakeasy or something to that extent. When we arrived it looked like a book store and talked to the host and found out we were in the right place and although we didn't have a reservation they were able to accommodate us almost immediately which was great. The atmosphere was great and we both enjoyed our time. I don't drink anymore but got a mocktail but my girl drinks so she had a couple so we got to see the mixologist do their thing. I can tell he was itching to make more drinks but he was great and gave us some places to check out around town before we left back for California. The whole experience was great , my girl enjoyed her drinks and we both enjoyed the food and most importantly; the reason you would want to come here, the experience. The atmosphere and the service were great and recommend for quiet celebrations or date nights .

Union Lodge has been a cocktail destination for us since our first Denver trip. This trip was no…read moreexception as my wife must always get a Gin Fizz here! We have found one other bar (surprisingly close to home in Maine) that does a Gin Fizz. Although the impressiveness of the foam does not compare to here. During all of our other visits we have enjoyed multiple cocktails and enjoyed some great conversations with both bartenders and other patrons. An absolutely fantastic experience. They are a Pre-Prohibition style cocktail bar but can whip up some off menu cocktails as well. The vibes here are always fantastic as well. Unfortunately, despite all this high praise I must say our visit this trip left us with a good amount of disappointment. The bartender and bar-back for this visit lacked the same expert over the top experience we have previously had. My wife did enjoy having the gin fizz but was her least favorite version she has had at Union Lodge. I will keep the five stars for past visits and will return, but disappointed overall this trip.

Came here on a whim! Fun drinks and very friendly bartender. Felt like you were visiting a small…read moregroup of friends. Menus were cute too

Bedlam is easily my favorite bar in Denver. The steampunk/Victorian vibes is a classic look but…read morewith a twist. The decor is great and the vibes are always great. Drinks are strong and tasty. The prices are highly competitive in the area and surprised it hasn't garnered more reviews! If we're bar hopping downtown, you bet we will make a stop at Bedlam!

This place has the coolest vibe that is immediately ruined by the staff. We have come here several…read moretimes after concerts or sporting events and gosh the staff is so rude to both customers and each other! You are supposed to wait for the host to seat you, but they are never there. I recently witnessed a bartender yell at a couple who missed the sign at the host stand and asked them if they could read instead of politely asking them to wait to be seated. The drinks are delicious and I love the different style of seating selections. The food is also pretty good as well. I understand that things get busy and drunk people can be annoying, but if you can't keep your composure maybe the service industry isn't for you. It's disappointing but after several sub par experiences we won't be back.

The Devils Drink became a favorite for both my wife and me during our Denver trip. What better…read morecould you ask for than a gothic/dark-vibed bar to visit in October. Also the fact that from what I could tell the speciality here for drinks is their espresso martinis which I am a huge fan of. The overall vibes and decor did not disappoint! They had dim lighting with red and spooky decor including a coffin you could take pictures in. First night we came here we snagged some bar seats and received stellar service from all the bartenders but Michelle in particular made us feel like regulars and we had a great time chatting with her. We ended up booking a reservation and revisiting a second time because the drinks and service were so great! With the spot being busy during both our visits the bartenders expertly handled the chaos like it was nothing, very impressive. They had so many good sounding special espresso martinis it was tough to pick. My wife loved the red velvet the most and also enjoyed a pumpkin spice too. I sampled a variety including Tiramisu, Peanut Butter Cup, Cookies & Cream, and a S'mores version. All of them had incredible flavor and I don't think I could pick a favorite honestly. One of our favorite bars during our trip bar far. Perfect vibes for the month and amazing service and drinks made it a top notch spot!

Been here a few times. The food and drinks are amazing!…read more The drag brunches are fun! Def come here after pay day tho, you will pay for your service and they include a 20% gratuity to your bill. They do get busy but the staff are still attentive.

My first time here and i really enjoyed myself…read more It's a start of a speakeasy and I love speakeasy. I sipped on old fashioneds for a little while and chatted with the patrons and bartenders. All very nice people. I'll definitely make it one of my regular haunts.

It's been several months since I was at Pretty Neat. On a Thursday night, the bar was half full…read more They have released a new fall menu bringing back old favorites and a few new variations. I was served by a newer employee, Calem N. He was pleasant. I got the Rosita, a cocktail with Reposado Tequila, Campari, dry & sweet vermouth. An explanation on the menu said the drink was created in the 1970's. This cocktail was served in a rocks glass with a large ice cube. Strong but not over the top. After awhile, I got their version of a Ginger Beer. It was made with ginger extract, not ginger syrup since it was not sweet. In many ways, it was like an amaro. They do not play music, but the wood accents inside softened others talking. No service charge. Restrooms are up a short flight of steps.

Absolutely loved trying out the new bar in this space! Great service at the bar, and stunning…read moreatmosphere. Food and drinks were delicious too!

I visit Denver quite often and was on the hunt for a new spot to grab a drink before heading to the…read more13th Floor "Love Bites" attraction. That's when I came across Dearly Departed and I'm so glad I did. We arrived right when they opened at 5pm and were able to walk in and be seated immediately. The speakeasy is tucked into the underground portion of the restaurant, which adds to the charm. The space is beautifully decorated, moody, intimate, and effortlessly upscale. It truly sets the tone the moment you walk down. We ordered two spritzes and a charcuterie board, and both exceeded expectations. The drinks were refreshing, perfectly balanced, and felt elevated without being overcomplicated. But the real star was the charcuterie board. For $20, it was an incredible value, stacked with a variety of meats, cheeses, fresh veggies, nuts, and peppers. The freshly grilled bread was a standout touch, and the portions were more than generous. Every bite felt thoughtfully curated, and there was something new and delicious in every corner of the board. Between the ambiance, the quality of the drinks, and the impressive food, Dearly Departed delivered an experience that felt both cozy and refined. I'd absolutely recommend checking it out for the atmosphere alone. I'm already looking forward to going back and trying more from their menu.

Love the natural inspired ambiance & very detailed menus. I enjoy the reasonable prices cheeseboard…read more& daiquiri for $10 Monday happy hour price. The bartender is very attentive & lovely. I highly recommended Tatarian and I enjoy my Apple pie rum drink & daiquiri.

Love coming here for a fancy, special occasion cocktail. The menu totally changed since the last…read moretime we'd been in, which was fun to see a bunch of new cocktails! I got the PERSIMMON, which had such depth of flavor and felt so swanky. My husband got one of the seasonal specials - Major Oak - which was great, too. Love the atmosphere - dim lights, plant propagations and also beautiful bathroom (weird thing to say but loved the hand soap in the bathroom!).

If you love espresso martinis then this place is a must try! The staff was very attentive and…read morepersonable. Highly recommend you make reservations especially if you're with a group of people. Otherwise, they offer lobby seating area for walk ins. We will definitely be back!

Fun and creative cocktails, tastey bites, and beautiful interior, all for a very reasonable price!…read more My friends and I came here for a girls night and had an incredible time. The drinks were so fun and all delicious. We especially loved getting the butter-beer shots, they were so fun!! I thought for the price of the drinks and how great they were was really worth it. I will definitely be coming back for a date night or another girls dinner.

Loved the vibes and the decor! The bar tenders were great and made us a custom cocktail!read more

Tonight I had by far the worst service experience I have had in Denver to date. The staff at Room…read morefor Milly were disrespectful and completely unprofessional. My mother and I had booked a reservation for two. We walked in and waited a good 5 minutes till anyone even noticed we walked in. After finally seeing us we were seated at a table in the corner. Right as we were about to order the hostess (a brunette with glasses) walked up asking if we would move tables so she could seat a walk-in party of 8. We accommodate despite being confused as to why a walk-in had priority over our prior made reservation. This is when things got bad. We were seated in a middle table between two other parties. We could not hear each other whatsoever. After 10 minutes, we realized no one was sitting at our original table. My mom asked why we had to move and she said the party of eight decided not to come in. We asked to be moved back to our original table so we could hear each other better in converse. This was met with an eye roll and hostility, saying she had other people she wanted to seat there but if we were so insistent, we could move back. We moved back to the other table. My mom had her drink brought to her and as soon as they arrived at the table, the woman with locks in a bun (Savana) asked to see my ID. Mind you I had not ordered a drink. I handed over my ID and she looked at it then said I'm taking this into the back. No explanation at all. I was astonished. I've never had a bartender remove my ID from my hand and take it all the way to the back. This made me extremely uncomfortable as it has personal information on it. Who knows what they were even doing with my ID in the back. When the host came back to our table, I simply asked why they took my ID into the back. She immediately got ridiculously defensive. She began to state this was common protocol to remove someone's ID completely and take it to the back. I questioned why that would ever happen and why they didn't bring the manager out to look at my ID. My mom called them out for it being coincidental that they started treating us bad after we complained about our table being moved. This is when the hostess told us we were "being rude and being disrespectful". The host then continued to escalate the conversation by overly saying how "rude" we had been. We repeatedly tried to shut the conversation down, but she continued over and over again. After, the host eventually left our table of the women seated next to us leaned over to say they were also in shock at the hostess's behavior. We paid our $20 check and left. Overall, the staff were horrible. I will never be coming back here and will warn every one of the horrible service. I'm disgusted and in complete shock I even spent $20 on a drink just to be treated like trash.

A trip to Denver with a stay at Ramble Hotel made it an absolute no brainer to visit Death & Co. my…read morewife and I are huge fans of cocktails and with all the acclaim Death & Co. has we knew it would be great. That certainly held true. Ramble helped us set up a reservation which was great because every time we went through the lobby/Death & Co. it was busy. Our first experience here was room service getting their Drunkin Cookies and wow these were delicious and the perfect end to our first night. Now onto our full experience here. The entire area is beautifully designed and feels like a high-end cocktail bar without being pretentious. Every member of staff we interacted with were phenomenal as well and even with shift changes/breaks for members of staff they kept our experience running smoothly! They also wanted to make sure us as well as other parties knew us enjoyed their cocktails they ordered and would change them out if that was not the case (which did happen to a table next to us). Really a text book example of what you want from service! Cocktail wise my wife and I knew we needed to sample more than one each. Some more traditional offerings but a lot of unique drinks on their menu. I first tried Ghost Machine, imagine a spicy cocktail mixed with a refreshing watermelon to bring you that relief, excellent! Firstly my wife had Emerald Grove (Gin, Green Tea Shochu, Sweet Potato Shochu, Matcha, Coconut, Mint, Pineapple, Lemon) and liked it but was very unique as you would guess from the ingredients. She thought the mint brought a shamrock shake flavor to it. Secondly I had a bartender riff on a paper plane which was great as well. Lastly my wife secondly had Paradise Falls which she needed to try since it had a blueberry foam. Again, a unique but delicious drink. You could taste the high quality put into the ingredients used and time spent coming up with the drinks! Absolutely top-notch experience with Death & Co!

Just updating that I still find this place to be great even while not imbibing in alcohol. I tried…read morea NA wine and cocktail and both were delicious. I love the decor and vines of their lovely bar and lobby. I wanted to shout out how spectacular their service is though. Not only was my waitress