I visited Lowry Beer Garden for a work gathering, and it's honestly a great place for group…read moreoutings. The outdoor patio is spacious, relaxed, and perfect for enjoying Colorado's nice weather with friends or coworkers. We ordered a variety of shareable dishes, including the giant pretzel, loaded fries, fried pickles, hummus, wings, and grilled broccolini. My favorite was definitely the loaded fries--crispy, cheesy, topped with bacon and jalapeños, and packed with flavor. I'd happily order those again. The giant pretzel was great for sharing, and the hummus plate was a nice lighter option. The grilled broccolini was also surprisingly good. The only dish that didn't quite hit the mark for me was the wings. They had good flavor but were a little dry. Overall, the food was good, but nothing that really stood out as unforgettable. That said, the atmosphere is what makes this place worth visiting. It's the kind of spot I'd come back to for a sunny afternoon, drinks, and catching up with friends or coworkers. Great vibes, plenty of seating, and an easygoing environment.

Went to celebrate a few friends' retirements. Lowry Beer Garden is a busy place with both seating…read moreinside and outside. The party was held at the tables under the covered area. It was a hot day, so the shade was appreciated. Lowry Beer Garden has a selection of beer, wine, and cocktails. They had a special on a Sauvignon Blanc that day, so instead of waiting in line for another glass, it was more economical, time-wise and financially, to buy a bottle at $25 since a cooling bucket was provided.

I've been a regular at this place since I first moved to Denver over 20 years ago, back when it was…read morestill called Hemingways. The atmosphere is just a gem, a truly unique treat for the Wash Park neighborhood. It's cozy in winter with the fireplace in the front room. It's hopp'n during warmer seasons with the open concept of garage doors onto the side patio and the accordion doors in the front bar for all the fresh breezes. The tiki bar is fantastic for private parties and special occasions. But, that's just the layout. I love meeting friends there because it's reasonably priced, has a great happy hour, is central to downtown, and consistent with food as well as service. For someone who only eats chicken and seafood, that's another reason I enjoy this place and their oysters.

LOVE this place! It's like you're transported to a Florida beach bucket but with waayyyy better…read morefood. For a while this place was my best kept secret when it came to happy hour deals, but it's just too good. Definitely get the key lime martini and don't skip out on the charbroiled oysters - both simple yet perfect.

This Park Hill wine bar is in the same building as Yuan Wonton on Fairfax St. There are several…read moreother eating places nearby. Plenty of street parking. They have happy hour Tues from 4-5pm. Almost all of the wines by the glass are half off. No discount for food. The only front employee on Tuesday is Jennie who is the bartender at Spuntino the other days of the week. They have a kitchen person. Very large offerings of wines on a chalkboard. They offer cocktails and a light food menu + Charcuterie. I was first to arrive, but shortly later another 10 persons arrived in various groups. Plenty of seating on 2 floors. I sat at the 2 sided bar. I asked for recommendations. They have a classic French champagne, Domaine Berthold Cremant d'Alsace, normally $18 for $9. Crisp and refreshing. I got the Hummus and Onion Dill dip plate with crackers & veggies with red peppers, heirloom carrots, radishes and apple slices. I paired it with a Chilean Sauvignon Blanc. Lots of minerality but not as sweet from Sauvignon Blanc's from New Zealand. Next was the Brioche Melt with cappiola, Brie and raspberry habanero jam & Spanish potato chips. Jennie recommended the Barahonda Monastrell from Spain. A fuller bodied red wine with a bit of tannin to compliment the sandwich. They do not have a service charge, but do add a credit card fee. Very enjoyable happy hour. Jennie said reservations are not necessary on Fri or Sat. They have occasional wine events and you can create your own wine flights.

Love the vibe of the place overall - cozy, casual and comfortable for coming and staying awhile…read more Great music. We have had a ton of great wine here and will continue to come back! I was hoping for a bit more excitement about the wines on the list and ability to provide education/insight from the staff. Asked for someone to tell me more about a wine and told it was "good" which isn't really the detail I'm looking for would be 5 stars for me if it was more like my go-to fave from Houston (shout out Vinology) where staff was clearly so passionate, knowledgeable, and wanted to help everyone fall in love with wine.

Great place in Lowry to grab a quick drink or bite. It…read moredefinitely used to be a former officer's club when Lowry was an Air Force Base. The decor and set up was quite apropos. Had dinner plans at the restaurant nearby, so popped in. The blood orange spritz was a good choice from the Happy Hour menu. The bartender was very friendly and those ordering food off the happy hour menu seemed extremely pleased. Will pop back in another time for sure!

I went another night with a friend to do their fish and chips special on Thursdays. The turnover…read morerate of the waitstaff at this establishment is usually high. The poor service I received last time has turned around this visit when we had David tend to our table. I have seen him here before and can attest to how well he does his job. I usually get a dirty gin martini with my truffle fries BUT it was not hitting the same taste buds that day. David suggested I try their Gin old fashioned with it, and BOY WAS HE ON POINT. My friend and I both enjoyed our food. It was unfortunate that the pianist cancelled that night BUT, it didn't diminish the approachable upscale ambiance of the restaurant. This is a staple location to me.

A neighborhood gem for happy hour! I love the fact that they offer small versions of their entrees…read moreat happy hour, such a neat idea. The salmon was nothing incredible but it was tastey, and the bolognese was excellent and I would definitely order that again. The drink deals are pretty good, and I really respect the fact that they have peroni on draft, so awesome! Bartenders were very friendly and helpful.

The manager, Oscar, is a power hungry man who creates an environment that isn't great for families…read morein the restaurant. We loved this restaurant and Maria is an outstanding server but the way he runs the place makes us never want to eat here again. Now that my family is grown, we will not be coming back here. The safety around the table space in the restaurant makes having strollers/car seats almost impossible in a safe way. They do not have slings for car seats so don't even try. He didn't even know what it was which is so bizarre for him being a manager. Overall, we won't be supporting this restaurant until new management takes over again.

Food was delicious, and I especially enjoyed the Irish Mule. Service was decent, nothing…read morespectacular however.

Fun Irish Pub on Colfax in the Park Hill neighborhood with daily food and drink specials. They had…read more$6 Espolon Tequila, which was a great deal. Our bartender kept our drinks flowing. We also tried the Bourbon Beef Sliders, which had a nice Angus beef patty with cheddar, pickle, lettuce, and Thousand Island Dressing between a mini toasted brioche bun. If you are in the mood to go across the pond or to catch a Liverpool Game (they are an Official Liverpool Supporters Club), stop by The Abbey Tavern!

I'm so glad they built this eatery years ago while before it was just open space on the way to the…read moretheater or Dave and Buster's back then. I ate at these two establishments, crepes cafe and confetti confections but unfortunately they are not listed on Yelp. The first place I ate at today was crepes cafe. I always do like a good crepe as it reminds me of a pancake with fruit wrapped inside instead of on top. I like the twist. Mine was the ham, cheese, Brie and apple crepe. It was delicious. I just wished that they were served on a dish and not on a paper placemat where the paper tears and could be mistakenly eaten. The second place I ate at was Confetti Confections. I had a malted milk ball with toffee ice cream. Their choices take you back to old school. They both have a wide variety of choices to choose from.

Came here unexpectedly before heading over to Dave & Buster's arcade across the street, to get a…read morecocktail and a quick snack with some friends. I was really pleasantly surprised by the avocado. Margarita, not only was it bright green and so fitting, but the flavors were perfect. A few of my friends ate at the Indian restaurant and we're very pleased with their bowls as well This little food court has lots of charm and plenty of seating, as well as a good number of food options all the way to dessert. Definitely want to come back a little earlier next time since they seem to close pretty early and start to shut down the food vendors a bit before that as well.

A wonderful experience. Took my daughter out for daddy and daughter time, and we were very happy…read more Inside was very nice showcasing mermaids and other theme-appropriate decor. Service was excellent. Our waitress had high positive energy and staff worked as a team. Minor mistakes were no big deal, and somewhat charming and impressive in the way it was handled. Sourdough bread for starters. I made the silly mistake of scraping off the top of the butter and getting an incredibly salty bite. The next time, I stuck my knife into the butter and scooped some out. That was much better. I got the burger and fries, which were fine and on par for what I would expect at a nice establishment. The mac and cheese side was okay, maybe a little disappointing. The filet mignon was cooked so perfectly. Maybe sous vide? Just executed incredibly well. Shrimp, I wasn't crazy about. It tasted like shrimp and it was good, I guess. The sauce that came with the steak was killer on my burger. We don't sauce our steak, so I experimented on burger because it came with steak anyway. Sauce was like some sort of concoction with worcestershire (spelling?). Maybe if you get a burger, ask for steak sauce haha. Chocolate lava cake was what anyone might expect... tasty crowd pleaser. Quite chocolatey. Daughter was extremely impressed and kept telling me to take mommy here. I'll probably just bring the whole family here next time.

Just came back from SWS, it is a horrible restaurant that charges rip off prices. I didn't make a…read morebig deal about it because I was there with a group of new people. I had scollops that were almost raw, the sauce they were in was a glob of flour and who knows what. the initial brazenness is that the waitress brought three bottles of water, didn't ask we water them unscrewed then and poured the glasses. when the checks came she said we had to pay for the three bottle, do not even know how much they cost. The place was pretty empty. this place will not be around very long. I left most of my foodI I had a good glass of Proseco but that was it. My bill with tip was almost 100.00$ I hope I don't get sick from that food