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Williams & Graham

4.5 (148 reviews)
Open • 7:00 am - 11:00 pm

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Jolie F.

Who knew there were speakeasy's in airport. In terminal A at the Denver airport you can find a speakeasy masked behind a bookcase. Unless you know about this place, you'll surely miss this location. People passing by have a peak interest if why people are standing about! Don't expect to just get in as small. According to the host it sits about 50 people. There are seats army the bar of around small tables. The space is tight with loud music pouring in. Note: there are really no spaces for luggage, it gets piled up in a corner. The menu is plain except gif s couple items like bone marrow or frog legs. I ordered the French soup and devil eggs. French soup was in the upper teens and a small bowl. It was a super salty bowl of soup. The devil eggs were pre made thus not soft. They cost about 12 dollars. Both food items were poor. If coming here, I would stick to the drinks. Cocktails cost 28 dollars. They are solid in flavor but not big. Got me, this is a kind and fine place unless I just dropped in for drinks.

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Jennifer L.

I ove when a business puts this much work into the aesthetic and menu. It makes for a great experience all around. This location is in the airport near gate A38. It's disguised as a book store but when you walk through the secret door you're transported to a speakeasy nestled in the heart of the airport. There was an event going on the day I was there so I didn't have time for food, just drinks. The space isn't very big and you coukd probably get away with chilling here for a bit as l9ng as there isn't a long wait. I had a mimosa and my friend had an espresso martini. Both were high quality and very good. The service was great and we even got to write a note in a secret guest book. If you're in this enormous airport and you gave a chance ypu should definitely pop in. It's a fun experience.

Shyla Z.

I visited the airport location before a flight. I enjoyed the ambiance and the Espresso Martini. I had the Aloha French Toast. It was just "okay." I should have asked for the coconut flakes to be removed and maybe that would've helped for me. My friend had the chopped cheese. I tried it also and it too was just "okay. It could've used more flavor and cheese. I would return to try other drinks.

Sumintra W.

Let's talk about a hidden speakeasy bar in the Denver airport... that's what this spot is. It was recommended to me and hard to find unless you ask lots of people for it.

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Denneane C.

Super cute speakeasy feel. The restaurant and bar are hidden behind a book store facade. They are know for their drink menu but the food's great too! We had deviled eggs and two different salads -- all were excellent! Service is top notch. When you're hanging out at DIA in Terminal A give it a try. You won't be disappointed.

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Stephanie W.

Williams and Graham is a super unique place; it's a small speakeasy within the Denver airport located just around gate A38. There is usually a wait list; when I came in September I waited about 30 minutes so if you have a short layover or something I don't think you should bother trying to come. But that said, the inside is a fairly nice bar, and the bartenders are really nice! I like the library theme a lot. The hostess stand is actually right in front of a wall of books which is a take-one-leave-one set up if you choose to. The wall of books is the door, they open it for you when it's your turn to be seated. The menu isn't crazy extensive by any means but they do have a lot of classic cocktails and some unique ones. The day I came I had an Aviation which is one of my favorite classics and it was very lovely. The vibe of being able to sit and have a drink and rest a bit while watching the planes and folks outside the one way window is really unique. :)

Rebecca M.

Our flight was delayed so it was the perfect opportunity to try Williams & Graham. We didn't have to say a code word to gain entrance... it was a cute speakeasy outside an inside. They asked our flight departure time to ensure we made it (so appreciated). We shared the breakfast burrito and it was tasty! We opted for our favorite drinks instead of the house specialties and enjoyed our spicy marg and gin and tonic. Service was friendly and speedy. If we have the time we will definitely stop by again when at the airport!

Amy D.

I read about this place in an article about fun things to do in Denver. I've made multiple stops by the wait was always too long. Well, what do you know...it's not busy at 10AM. This was a fun experience. Drinks are interesting. Didn't get to try any food because they were switching to the lunch menu. During my visit, it wasn't too busy but there was only one person working. She was hustling but still took the time to chat and make recommendations on other things to do in Denver. Definitely chat with them if you're looking for other fun bars in town. Saw some people working so if you just need a quiet spot to get some stuff done, this would be it.

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John R.

Once again great service great food and great time. Scene is dark with great music.

Hidden in plain sight
Eric B.

Finally had the chance to check out Williams & Graham Speakeasy during a six-hour layover at Denver International Airport after some flight delays and cancellations. A coworker had told me about it, so a few of us decided it was the perfect time to find the hidden speakeasy. After saying the secret words -- "I'd like to read a book" we were q welcomed into this awesome little spot after a 10 min wait. The atmosphere is rustic and authentic to the speakeasy vibe, and surprisingly quiet compared to the busy terminal outside. The drinks were excellent. We had a couple Old Fashioned, perfectly balanced and not overly sweet. The aioli fries were a great snack while we waited out our layover and enjoyed our drinks. Joe, our server, was fantastic! Attentive when needed but never intrusive. If you have a couple hours to spare at DEN, this hidden gem is absolutely worth checking out. We'll definitely be back... might even start planning longer layovers in Denver just to stop in again.

Jo W.

Never thought I'd find a speakeasy at an airport, but here we are. As a book-lover and speakeasy enthusiast, Williams & Graham caught my eye as I explored Concourse A at Denver Airport. I was told it was a 10 min wait, but it was much shorter than that. Promptly seated at the bar. Brad is an awesome bartender, and I had a good convo with him. Was very pleased that absinthe is served here, so I ordered that. Apparently I'm the first one to ask for it neat! Good music was played, contributing to the ambiance. It was a nostalgic mix of early 2000s radio-friendly rock, including "When we were Young" by The Killers, "All Star" by Smashmouth (yes, the Shrek song), and "She's So High" by Tal Bachman. This reinforces Denver Airport as one of my favorite U.S. airports.

Justin M.

Hands down the best spot I've ever visited in an airport. Speakeasy hidden behind a bookshelf / bookstore. Great, fast, and friendly service, short wait time (~15 minutes during dinner time), and great drinks and food. FOOD: Brussel Sprouts (7/10): Cooked really well, but a little bit too much fish sauce making it a bit too salty. Burger (8/10): Well cooked burger and fries - great meal! Old Fashioned: Makes a solid one here!

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Auston P.

Airport travelers -- STOP AND READ THIS! If you're flying through here, do yourself a favor and find Sam G and Travis. Hands down the best bartenders in the entire airport. Honestly? Sam G might be the best in the whole city. He asked what I liked, crafted a custom drink on the spot, and it was unreal -- truly one-of-a-kind. Then he asked my name and decided to call it "The Auston." I'm 40 years old and this is the first drink ever named after me... bucket-list moment unlocked. Food: I ordered the Chorizo Breakfast Hoagie and it was insanely delicious. Loaded with flavor, slight toast to the bread, perfectly balanced, and destined to knock me right out on this flight in the best way. Atmosphere: Come on... it's a speakeasy in the airport. What more do you need? Skip the other spots. I'll walk terminals on terminals just to come back here. Absolute gem.

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Erik was amazing! Will come back to cocktails but also incredible service! Wonderful overall!

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Eric at the bar was amazing! Great recommendations for drinks and food. Deviled eggs were delicious. Best service ever.

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