Bartenders are great. Happy hour is solid. Piano players are fantastic. Food is great. The manager…read morehas been there for years. He's solid seems to never leave. Been going here for 30 years. Will go for another 30.

What's not to like about Charlie Brown's? I've been coming here for decades! The food is top notch…read moreand my usual I usual is the 20oz Prime Rib with a cheese cake for dessert. They are fabulous! The service is always on point and pretty quick. The timing seems to be five star since my entree never arrives before my salad is finished. The ambiance is barroom cheerful! People breaking out in song when the pianist hits a favorite! Tonight was epic! Pink Pony Club and Mr. Bright Side had the bar singing! I had a goal to get to 100 reviews by the end of the year and I knew Charlie Browns would be my 100th! CB's doesn't need a long review since most already know. If you haven't been here, ask yourself why?

Love this spot! It's a coffee shop and brewery with great food trucks, so there's a little…read moresomething for everyone. There's so much space, making it perfect for families, groups, coworking, or just meeting up with friends. I especially love the food trucks and the dog-friendly patio, we always appreciate a place where we can bring our pup! The service is great, everyone is super friendly, and there's plenty of free street parking nearby. Such an easy, laid-back place to hang out for a few hours!

Improper City is pretty awesome. The vibes here are really good…read more We stopped by because it was a venue for the Underground Music Showcase and we really enjoyed our time here. The drinks were super tasty and the outside seating was wonderful. The food trucks that were there that day were Opa Greek Eats and Peyote. Both were delicious. I had the Gyro fries and the Asada fries from Peyote. Both were delicious - so if you find these food trucks out in the wild I highly recommend them. Bar service was great too. Not a long wait, and staff was very attentive with the people around.

Tatiana is the best server ever !! She made us feel welcome and gave me the best birthday…read morecelebration ever she was super attentive to my needs!!

We've been members of the wine club for a while and have visited Carboy on several occasions, both…read morefor regular visits and wine club release events. The wine club release events can feel a bit disorganized at times, and there often seems to be some confusion around the flow of the event. Overall, our experiences at the winery itself have been positive. The food has been consistently good, the atmosphere is enjoyable, and we've had several nice visits. The wines have been a bit of a mixed bag for us. Interestingly, the wines we've enjoyed most have been the whites and rosés (La La La is fantastic), which is surprising because we much prefer red wines. The reds haven't stood out to us in the same way. Carboy is worth a visit.

Hangover Cured. It was a Fantastic Breakfast Sandwich. I will be coming back next weekend when…read moreneeded.

I'm at the neon cowboy. On alameda and Logan in South Denver. I didn't expect to come here. I was…read moreforced by the universe. I woke up at 11 which was a major shock but just on point with sugarlands "it happens" which is my walk in walk out song recently. except i woke up late about 3 hours and I dont work fridays. I also wore matching shoes so thats a win. Anyway I was just going to go across the street from home to get a biscuit which is a 5-7 min ordeal. Lately I've just been focusing on sitting in a blanket and cutting up magazines so I haven't been outside in days. When I went to open the door of my building to the sidewalk, there was a man walking a huge black dog with a muzzle on it. I act weird around dogs due to a traumatic childhood event so when that doggy turned around and wanted to interact with me, I wasn't about to find out if we were gonna be friends. I backed tf up and walked the other way. I thought I'd just go around the block, but halfway around the block I realized this would be potentially the way the man and the dog were going, and sure enough i think about turning the corner but no, direction denied because there they are coming right toward me. So I kept going straight, and it was really hot, and then I almost got hit by a car at a 4 way stop which honestly felt sorta like a prank but I just focused on jumping out of the intersection and then I went that way. I ended up walking along alameda (not the best choice) and then crossing it at Logan (fine) and then I saw some signs: LOCAL COFFEE ESPRESSO DRINKS WINE BEER COCKTAILS EVENTS LIVE MUSIC SMALL BITES HAPPY HOUR ROTATING ART NEON COWBOY. I was like god this sounds like everything I need right now. I wasn't totally sure if the door was the entrance which says nothing about this neon cowboy I just don't usually know what's going on. I was feeling like a skittish rat and I pressed the door and it opened and then I was inside. The barista said something like "what's going on today" and I said "good." And then I said wait that's not what you said. He said it's okay I know what you meant. How are you? I said I'm hot and sweaty it's hot outside. He was like yeah it is. And then he asked what I wanted and I said I know I want an iced americano. I read their little menu at supersonic speed and went with the breakfast sando with sausage. Plus a blueberry muffin. And then the ultimate question: for here or to go? I said for here. My body did it for me because it was so f%#*n hot outside and I was like I need to sit down. It's my first time dining solo although this place is a coffee shop with WFH energy so im not sure if it counts. I didn't have my laptop though just my self. I signed up for rewards. I felt like it was my first day on earth this entire walk here and choosing a table felt no different. At least they were playing that song "there she goes, there she goes again" so I was like yeah everything's fine. I sat down for 5 seconds and then FRANKIE it was time to get my iced americano. One sip and I knew it was 5 stars. And then the man brought my breakfast sando. It was huge like hilarious XX large. I thought god here we go this is really an all in endeavor isn't it, it looked really good though. And it was. 5 stars. Haven't had the muffin yet because I've been sitting here writing this plus I just ate the monster sando. Fast forward I sat here until me and what was left of my sandwich got cold. Shoved my muffin in my purse and hit the pavement again. Thank you neon cowboy, I guess you were my destiny today. god only knows whats next. Xoxoxoxo Frankie.

It's hard to review this place for food because they all seem to be independent vendors…read more I do love the food hall and the vibe of the place overall. However, parking is very very expensive. The restaurants in the hall are also expensive but they are all very good! The service has always been very friendly. At least the staff at the front desk. Definitely check it out! But park in the street haha

I'm in Denver for work and was excited to explore the RiNo district, but honestly, the area feels…read morelike it's trying to become something vibrant and trendy and just hasn't gotten there yet. The Market Hall was especially underwhelming. Based on the name and location, I expected a lively space with plenty of food options. Instead, I walked into a large, mostly empty lobby with no clear signage or directory and found only two restaurants open. The booths themselves looked nice, but two choices hardly make for the market-hall experience you find in other cities. I tried Smok'd. The food was decent, but overpriced for the limited menu. Most of the options were sandwiches, along with one very specific plate that cost nearly $40. I wasn't looking for a sandwich and had hoped for something more typical of a barbecue restaurant--a two-meat plate, a baked potato, or at least a few sides and combinations to choose from. You can order meat by the pound, which worked, but it was still pricey for what you received. Nothing was necessarily terrible, but nothing about the food, atmosphere, or overall experience gave me a reason to return. Compared with other market halls I've visited, this one felt confusing, unfinished, and very underwhelming.

A terrific caramel miso latte and avocado toast that is on getright's bread? That's a terrific…read morecombination to get your morning started on the right foot. The coffee was delicious with their housemade syrup. You can tell the avocado toast was seasoned well and made with local ingredients. The bartender/barista was incredibly friendly. This place is decorated gorgeously and the patio is huge! I will def be back for dinner and cocktails soon.

Great food and coffee, very modern yet comfy furniture. Service is sit down and can be a little…read moreconfusing as there's a person who runs the check-in for the hotel and another who runs the cafe/restaurant. Would definitely come back to take advantage of the live music and giant outdoor patio.

Okay! So, we are here in Denver and we are staying at the Acoma House and this is ACROSS THE…read moreSTREET!! After driving all day from Albuquerque we had to settle in our room then walk around. Walked to the capital and civic center and all over then in need of ice cream came across Schoolyard Cafe that was still open and open till 9!! Woo hoo! Not only do they have ice cream from Little Man they have coffee from Conscious Coffees in Boulder! So I got chocolate salted Oreo which was vegan and decadent and delicious! The gal that helped us said it was the best one! I loved it! My hubby had a scoop of the banana pudding and a scoop of the salted Oreo. He liked the banana pudding best but liked the salted Oreo okay. I also got a season s'mores latte! Man was it delicious! Mind you I DID NOT drink much of it as it's night time but I had a few sips. Enough to know I love conscious coffees!!! I'm going to order some. Anyway, this place is cute and has food and pastries and breakfast and cocktails. It's part of the beer garden. Super cool set up. Makes me want to live around here! Come check this place out! I'll be back tomorrow for a Cortado and maybe a sandwich! So happy to be right across the street all weekend!

WOW! Schoolyard Cafe is Denver's newest gem! The location is glorious! The Evans School has been…read morebeautifully transformed into the Schoolyard Beer Garden, Schoolyard Cafe, retail shops, an auditorium/venue, and more! This extraordinary setting truly has something for everyone. The indoor seating areas are plentiful, and the design is inviting and comfortable. The outdoor seating comprises a huge area on the Acoma side as well as the 11th Ave side, with sunny and shady areas. All dining areas have tables for large to small groups. The cafe coffee was very good, and the breakfast sandwich with bacon was fantastic! The sandwich was freshly made. NO microwave used!!! The staff was friendly and service was fast. I can't wait to return to patronize the beer garden and get some ice cream. The menu for the cafe and beer garden is extensive. Parking: There is a lot of street parking with credit card meters and a paid parking lot across the street. Noise level: Saturday morning was quiet and relaxing inside and outside. I have been to 114 unique independent coffee shops in the Denver area, and this is my new favorite! Congratulations, Casey Kirk; you and your team have knocked it out of the park with this endeavor.

Black Shirt Brewing is the meet-up spot for the Colorado Party Bus, which takes you up to Red Rocks…read moreon show nights. I'm not sure if I would have ended up here had I not been taking the bus; however, BSB was a solid spot nonetheless. Since we were here anyway, we figured we would grab dinner. We ordered the Brussels sprouts, the garlic nots, and a few slices. I love a place that does pizza by the slice, especially when it's just two people. They obviously have plenty of beer choices and a full bar, plus they did have one NA beer option (not brewed by them). The food was good. Service was spot on. The Brussels sprouts were probably the highlight. This certainly was not the best pizza I have ever had, but I found nothing to fault it for either. Pretty cool place to grab a drink and a slice. Certainly worth it if you're meeting the bus here, but could also be worth the visit if you're in the area and craving pizza.

We were in Denver and trying out some local breweries and stopped into Black Shirt. We had a great…read moreexperience! Staff were friendly and welcoming! The bar tender greeted us, gave us menus and also told us about the QR code and menu behind the bar. We decided to do some flights to try and sample all their beers. Every one of them was very good!! We even tried their coconut seltzer and yum! I wish more would do coconut! The inside is nice and clean. It has many cool music memorabilia like CDs, pictures etc that we enjoyed looking at and talking about. They have a nice beer garden in the back with plenty of seating and a small stage. We sat inside though due to it being hot and sunny the day we were there. They also have a small case of to go cans. Their tanks are also to the side so you can see their brewing process while you have a beer! I also saw signs for fun events like bus to red rocks concerts, trivia and live music. Their pizza also looked delicious, but we had just eaten so didnt try it. I would definitely return to Black Shirt!