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.

I am picky about my drinks and the bartender made them perfectly! Got the blackberry margarita and…read moreespresso martini. It can be hard not to make espresso martinis bitter, she used Mr. Black liquor in it and it was awesome. This place gives me bookstore speakeasy vibes. It's smaller but has a back area open on the weekends - and can also be rented out for events!! My bartender was kind enough to check on me when I told her I was on a first hinge date. That kind of girl power is hard to find so I felt safe - but you could also tell that for a Wednesday night this place has a community and people know each other. Def check it out!

I've tried to do Dry January every year for the past five years and never make it very far. After…read morevisiting Adrift Tiki Bar, I'm convinced the problem isn't me, it's the lack of good low and no alcohol cocktail programs around town. Adrift absolutely gets it. Their no alcohol cocktails are just as thoughtful, balanced, and well presented as their alcoholic ones, which made the experience feel intentional instead of like an afterthought. I tried several drinks, including their no alcohol Mai Tai, Painkiller, and a few tropical forward options, and every single one was well balanced and flavorful. Nothing felt overly sweet or flat. The Anchored Tides in particular stood out with a bold, bitter profile that still felt refreshing. The food was also solid. The spam musubi and wings were both really well done and paired nicely with the drinks. The space is fun, vibey, and welcoming, especially if you're not drinking and still want to feel included. This is a great spot whether you're doing Dry January or just want a well crafted drink without alcohol. I'll definitely be back.

Very dark ambiance inside so if you're going for happy hour def come here for a lowkey relaxing…read morevibe. Happy hour is reasonably priced and our waiter was busy but attentive! Appetizers were fire. The volcano fries with a lil drink and some spam musubi after a long day hit the spot. Only reason why I gave it a 3 was because the drinks were STRONGG which is good but not very flavorful. I didn't actually like the drinks very much at all - but hey I got drunk!

Great drinks.. i had one of the best espresso martinis but they called it coffee liquor. Also we…read morehad a round of whiskey to try and i finally think my chest hair grew because those were some of the strongest shots I've ever had.

They are located on S. Broadway just north of Alameda Ave. Plenty of street parking. The local post…read moreoffice is across the street and I frequently see people parked there. They have a nice rustic seating area inside plus outside benches. I came for a Negroni made with house Gin, sweet vermouth and Leoplold Apertivo before dinner nearby. They only charge $10!! The bar staff were pleasant to interact with. I have been here before for an Overproof Navy Rum. Very strong rum. They serve 6 different Pasty Republic items. I have enjoyed each version. They also serves Colorado beer, wine and mocktails.

I have seen Lil Devil's along Broadway for years. Glad we decided to finally give it a try. Fun,…read morehole in the wall kinda bar that is very LGBTQIA+ friendly. Chill bar vibe with couches or high top tables to sit at. Patio offers a lot as well, but it was a bit too cold on the night we went to give it a try. The bartenders take very good care of you throughout the evening. You can order at the bar or they will come to you and you can order through them. That's a nice gesture, especially in the evening when it tends to get very busy. When going to use the restroom, be aware that you will need to cross over the dart line. So, keep those eyes peeled for those tossing a dart or you'll end up being the bullseye. I did not try the food, but it looked like, from the menu, they have a solid menu for bar food. A fun time was had for sure!

This establishment is known for overcharging patrons. Never keep an open tab while you're here.read more

Cool dive bar on Broadway. I came for the Indie 102.3 meet up featuring hosts from Colorado Public…read moreRadio indie channel with a live performance by one of January's featured bands, Animal Electricity. This event had no cover charge. They have a wraparound bar with full service. No food. The energy level was high. A tequila sponsor, Cambio was offering free shots. I had a Negroni made with Cambio Tequila Blanco at a discounted price of $9. The regular price for a mezcal Negroni is $15. Very good. Indie 102.3 hosts also did short versions of the top 15 bands from 2025. A nice evening.

I like this little spot, kind of a divey vibe in a good way…read more It's clean though! I stopped for a movie that they were playing with sound. At the time they said it's something they're doing in partnership with the Denver Public Library (DPL) every other month on a Tuesday night. We saw an osbcure, older blaxploitation superhero film that was funny at times! Probably not intentionally, or was it? I have no idea! They DPL even had a card maker for you to get a new library card! And told me about Kanopy, an app I can sign up for with DPL and watch free movies at home! They also had some free magnets of the movie, which was pretty cool. The bar had a video game in there and I think they may have music sometimes, too. Wasn't able to confirm (I was watching a movie and getting my library card & magnet!).

Went here on a Saturday night for an espresso martini. The drinks are very reasonably priced and…read moredelicious! The bar tenders are on it and working hard! The place itself is really loud on Saturday's but they have a lot of seating like couches and tables too!

I didn't spend much time here. My friend and I hung out at the bar for one drink before heading to…read morea neighboring event. Such a cute place!! Need to come back and try more cocktails on the menu. They're sooo good, and there's even a generous 4-7pm happy hour. I had a Salted Cucumber Gimlet ($7) which was expertly whipped up. Officially one of my new favorite spots on Broadway, especially for happy hour! Must try the House Salad before it rotates off the menu. Also cheers to the bartender who was super welcoming to everyone.

Wow this place has an incredible crave-able burger, in fact it might just be my favorite! I can see…read morehow they were voted Best Burger in 2023. The funky unique decor & old school music of the 60s & 70s made for a fun & lively vibe. The high exposed wood beam ceiling, lots of brick, multi-levels & comfy padding on chairs & in booths added to a great dining experience as well. They even have a self service coffee bar. Atomic Cowboy is two restaurants in one...Denver Biscuit Company & Fat Sully's NY style pizza, burgers & more. From 11am-2pm you can order off of both menus. Parking is mainly on the street & a small parking lot in the back. We went on a Wednesday afternoon in late November for lunch & the place was busy & filled with customers. It was nicely decorated for Christmas. We were greeted immediately & shown to our table. Service was fantastic, we were checked on frequently. We ordered the Lights Out Burger which was a double smash burger with American Cheese, yummy homemade pickles, diced onion & burger sauce on a garlic butter toasted brioche bun with Waffle Fries. The burger was delicious, very flavorful & cheesy, dripping with sauce - you almost need a knife & fork. And the crispy Waffle Fries were absolutely the best. The burger & fries were reasonably priced at $16. I'm so happy I discovered Fat Sully's & look forward to my next visit!

Huge pizza and great deals!…read more Off of Broadway, this place is a chain for Denver biscuit Company, atomic cowboy, and several others. It's street parking only so make sure you read the signs. Some areas you will have to pay and some areas are free. I went with a large group and they were able to accommodate us within a couple minutes. The server was very kind and helpful. We had a lot of questions. My friends all shared a huge pizza and I got my own slice of white sauce with chicken and bacon. The overall taste of flavor was great! I thought the pizza was cooked well and flavorful. Nothing else really stood out. It was just a normal pizza to me. The size was huge though, so that can go in the pro column. I think I would definitely go back because it was great that they were able to accommodate such a large group last minute. We had about 10 people altogether.

Cute spot, super nice staff and delicious cocktails. We stopped in before dinner and it did not…read moredisappoint!

Seconding the other reviews that highlight the unfriendly staff…read more Came in for a drink and had a memorable send-off from a guy who introduced himself as the man in charge. On my way out, he followed me toward the door and told me he "hoped I'd do something stupid." That's a direct quote, and it's not how most bars say goodnight. In fairness, maybe he was having a rough night. Running a bar can't be easy, and we've all had moments we'd take back. I want to extend that benefit of the doubt before anything else. That said, escalating toward a customer on the way out the door is a moment that sticks with you. If he owns the place, it might be worth a beat of reflection on how that interaction landed. If he doesn't, the people who do might want to know how guests are being seen off. Denver has a lot of warm, welcoming bars, and on the strength of this visit I'd point friends to one of those first. Definitely a 1-star experience. Hope they figure out the customer service issues.

This is one of my favorite places! It has an awesome vibe - where old meets new. BurnDown is in a…read morerenovated 1940s brick building with a modern industrial vibe using preserved charred beams from a past fire when it once was a furniture shop - hence the name Burndown. There are three stories & a great roof-top deck with beautiful views. Not only does BurnDown have amazing food they also host live music & have trivia nights. Note, parking is on the street. We arrived for lunch on a Wednesday, ordered & paid at the bar then found a table. Our food was brought out to us. The staff was friendly & personable. I had the Mexican Street Corn Dip, French Onion Soup & the Harvest Salad. The dip was delicious... it was made with sweet corn, chipotle mayo, lime cream, cotija, hot Cheeto dust, cilantro & served with chips. However, I would have liked it a little more spicy. The soup was classic comfort food at it's best. It had caramelized onions in a savory rich broth, topped with gooey melted Swiss cheese & a toasted baguette, it was fantastic. And just as wonderful was the salad, made with squash, walnuts, dried cherries, green apple & goat cheese tossed in a great vinaigrette. This was a fun lunch with terrific food!

Food: 3/5 just ok Service: Mother's day here with big crowd…read more3.5/5 Ambiance: if you want big you will love this place, but for us 3/5

Cool bar. Great space in the side for live events. The people were nice, and drinks reasonable…read more I loved the men's room. Just what you'd expect in a perfect little grimy dive bar.

This is a funky little dive bar on South Broadway that hosts local and traveling bands. We saw…read moreSummer Dean here recently and bought tickets ahead of time online. It's mostly standing room for shows, save for one or two small high top tables near the bar. Drinks are good and they have a decent cocktail list. I ordered a drink that had Jones Family gin. We came on a cold night, and it was chilly inside, so I'd suggest to dress warmly in the winter. Cash and card are accepted at the bar, and there is an ATM machine if needed. The restrooms are what you'd expect for a dive bar, so keep that in mind! Overall a cool place to see local shows and smaller travel acts.