Great little hole in the wall. Mostly regulars but very welcoming. Drinks were good, bartender…read morefriendly and homey atmosphere.

Becca the bartender is so kind. Great ambience and nice place to grab a drink…read more Cool art is on the wall. Drinks are high quality and low prices.

Great food great service & chill ambiance. The beers were cold, ICY cold and good priced. Kinda a…read moredive bar but very clean, single bathrooms. What a great surprise, thank you for help for this recommendation so I found a great place in Denver area. Here for Colorado vs. Oregon state game. Glad Beavs won & Denver won our hearts for this joint! Thanks again Ps....get the nachos, classy version of the traditional.

Only one person working right before a conference final Avalanche game. Not clean at all. Bathroom…read moresmelled strongly of urine. Took over an hour to order. Food arrived for four of our five topper. We were done eating before the fifth plate arrived. Air conditioning on when it's 48 degrees outside. Outside was warmer. Employee playing with a dog in the bar then went to bar back, touching glassware, without washing her hands. I feel sorry for the bartender.

Well my friend and I came downtown for a weekend and wanted to see how the bars changed since our…read morelast time downtown. Over the years we have been trying other places because downtown got so dangerous to walk at night. Wanted to check out this place and we were lucky to get the bartender to actually get up from the chair she was sitting at. There was no one in the bar on Friday nite, should have said it all. We ordered 1 drink paid the over price amount and went on our way to the next spot. Ambiance was a hotel lobby or at least that's what it looked like.

Nice little hotel bar. The bartender was a nice guy. Pretty straightforward, unfortunately no…read morecocktail list but that was ok for me.

Perfect lunch for a layover/wait! I had a 3 hour layover and my friend who lives in town came to…read moreget me. Charlie was an amazing bartender! My passion fruit margarita was perfect and he was great company. Also some of the best buffalo dip I've had and the property itself is beautiful. I'll be back for a stay!

While staying at the Gaylord Rockies resort for a conference I recently attended, I enjoyed…read moreterrific cocktails at the Embers Lodge Bar, the main bar near most of the restaurants. Like most hotel bars, the drinks and food can be expensive, but the bartenders are on point with the cocktails. Their smoked old-fashioned drinks were good, the Negronis were very crushable, as was its bourbon cousin, the Boulevardier. The shrimp appetizer that my wife ordered was also very good, and a nice starter before we had dinner at the English Pub. It's a good spot to experience sunsets as you knock back a drink or two, or watch the night sky, so long as it's not overcast or raining. If you look closely towards the ceiling-length windows, you can see the Denver skyline in the distance in front of the Rockies that dominate the landscape from afar.

I rarely choose a hotel restaurant, but out of laziness and exhaustion after driving all day, we…read morejust took the elevator to dinner. It turned out to be a good decision. We started with good martinis at the bar during happy hour. The Pens game was on the big TV right in front of us, so we ate there. Dinner was the excellent scallop entree and a nice bottle of California Chardonnay. Service by the bartender was perfect. So, not all hotel restaurants are poor.

Breakfast had a lot of options, but was pricey about $19 for adults and 13 for kids. Standard…read moreomelette bar with a variety for breakfast that changed throughout the week. Dinner was surprisingly good. I can't remember the price, but my wife and I split an appetizer of chicken and it came with fries and was more than enough to share.

Dirty Laundry was a fun stop. They've got great craft cocktails, all with fun names and the loaded…read morehot dog we shared was amaze balls. We sat at the bar, of course, and the staff were laid back while also friendly and fast. Trifecta. Definitely need to return for round two!

Warning: NO KIDS ALLOWED…read more These grandparents wanted to take their 10 yr old granddaughter for pretzel bites she wanted. It was about 5:00... not too late, place was empty. Was greeted at door with a "No kids allowed" announcement. I thought he was kidding. Nope. No kids allowed in a place that's in a family friendly area. Won't be back... even without kids

High quality beer. Great location. Superb beertenders…read more This large facility is a second location, and expanded brewing operation. It smells heavenly. The tap room is clean and modern, and offers games as well. On my visit, it was dog friendly. Love the serious inclusive messaging! Ordered a flight, then a 10 oz pour for a variety of flavor. Enjoyed interacting with patrons and my companion in a local award winning establishment.

Some breweries chase trends. Cerebral Brewing quietly out-thinks them…read more Located in the Bluebird District along Colfax, Cerebral is what happens when scientific precision meets genuine creativity~and then invites the neighborhood in to drink with it. The space strikes that perfect balance: modern but warm, intentional without being pretentious. High ceilings, soft lighting, barrels tucked into corners, clean lines behind the bar, and enough room to actually settle in (inside and out). The beer program is where Cerebral really flexes. Flights span an impressive range~clean lagers, expressive saisons, juicy IPAs, thoughtful stouts, and beautifully nuanced wild ales. Nothing feels rushed or gimmicky; every pour feels deliberate. You can taste the technical care, but also the artistic risk-taking. This is a brewery that respects process and imagination. Service? Genuinely top-tier. Not just friendly, but engaged. I ended up sitting down, chopping it up with the brewer and locals alike~no ego, no rush, just real conversation and shared appreciation for good beer. That kind of interaction is rare and says a lot about the culture here. Cerebral doesn't just pour beer~it creates an experience rooted in curiosity, craftsmanship, and community. Whether you're dissecting a flight or just vibing with a single pour, this place earns its reputation. Come thirsty. Leave smarter. Return often.

I'm visiting the Gaylord for a company event and decided to stop by the Mountain Pass Sports Bar…read morefor lunch after a long flight! I ordered the blackened fish sandwich with broccolini. It was all so good! The fish was a tad bit salty but I also have a salt sensitivity. Inside was large, clean, and plenty of HUGE TVs. Ethan was my waiter and was excellent! He was highly attentive and friendly. I would definitely be open to coming back here for another meal!

We were staying at the Gaylord Rockies for a large conference and needed a spot to grab food rather…read morequickly, so we decided to try Mountain Pass Sports Bar. We ended up going back twice, which pretty much says it all. Right off the bat, the person seating us was friendly and quick to acknowledge us, which we appreciated. That said, they could definitely use 1 to 2 more people up front. There's was only one person both days (at least at the beginning of the crowd) managing a lot of tables, so there was a bit of a delay getting seated because they were constantly running back and forth. We went both days right as the crowd was starting, and once seated, everything ran super smoothly. Service was fast, friendly, and efficient. I wish I could remember our first server's name. He was from CA and was fantastic. Really attentive, friendly and helpful. The food was fresh, the portions were generous, and everything was genuinely delicious. It's rare for us to go back to the same place twice on a trip, but this one earned it. Great sports bar atmosphere, plenty of seating, including outdoor seating, and it would work well for pretty much any sized group. I Highly recommend this spot if you're staying at the Gaylord Rockies or nearby.

Awesome burger, but I really liked the pesto fries (and I don't typically care for pesto). The…read moreburger was still good though. I didn't order it, but I wanted to try this pistachio coffee they had (obviously wasn't going to pair with this meal). They are a close walk from the children's hospital also. The staff was great and attentive. I had zero issues and the food came out quickly. The hotel is super cool with some art and a really cool bar.

I saw this place pop up a couple times and a good upscale restaurant…read more We had some time to kill in the morning so wanted to check this place out. It's located in a quaint area in a hotel. The staff was very friendly and accommodating with two little ones. The coffee was delicious and the food was ok. Nothing too special, but the flavors were okay.

We went to Annette for a birthday outing, and it completely lived up to the hype. Everything felt…read morethoughtful. You can tell there's real attention to detail in every dish, and nothing felt overly complicated just for the sake of it. We shared the burger (honestly one of the best we've had), the panzanella salad, and deviled eggs - all impressive. Drinks were excellent - the mezcal negroni, stockyard pony, and house spritz. We ended with the pecan tart and espresso martini. It was just the two of us and we were stuffed when we left. They sat us in their outdoor space and it was so, so nice. We LOVED it. Definitely a place we'll keep coming back to.

First time here, service was great and attentive. Ambiance can be intimate or family style outing…read more The foods are meant to be shared so thats a nice communal aspect. Cons for this paragraph is the wait for the food is ridiculous. Why 45 min at least for any dishes. If you're ordering multiple. They're not coming out all at once. The appetizer orecchiette we got was tasty in regard to the texture. Nicely al dente. But it was extremely salted and extremely sour. Unsure of what flavor profile they want to have. Our server recommended the roasted chicken to be the most seasoned dish. I'm not sure whatever they marinated actually puncture the meat. It was cook well but virtually no flavor. Not any difference if you just boil chicken breast by itself. Everything was really pricey for no reason. Sure it was a good size? But if you compare it to restaurants located in downtown, a similar dish is at least 8-10$ cheaper. $14 for a basket of shoes string fries, $41 for roasted chicken and $43 for steak? On par with coors field at least. My assumption is that any new coming restaurants at the Stanley market is just a test run with a safety net to see if the restaurant actually performs well if it was a stand alone business.