Such a fun way to spend an hour or two! The Foundry offers bowling, movies & games. Full bar for…read morethe adults and a good snack menu. Clean, helpful staff, great vibe. Pro tip: reserve in advance on-line!

We spent a few hours bowling here in the afternoon. It was so clean and fun. Kids had a blast and…read morethe arcade was a hit. The whole experience is fun and laid back. The food was great! Good drinks and fun times.

STEPH JUDGEMENT: Fun for special movie outings…read more We came to see Guillermo Del Toro's "Frankenstein" with our friends and it did not disappoint. We've been to the downtown LA one a couple of times and the drill was the same: You start by scanning the QR code and making the initial order, then during the movie you write down your order on the provided pad and pressing the service call button. You have 20 minutes after the movie ends to settle up your bill; after that they will close it out for you with 20% gratuity. We ordered: - Spicy ranch popcorn (spicy! It's a dry powder so I should've gotten some light butter on it to hold the powder to the popcorn--we kept accidentally inhaling it, doh) - Churro crunch popcorn (not too sweet, with slight salty notes that gave it a really nice touch) - Vegan cauliflower bites with celery and fries (the gochujang sauce was a little too sweet and the fries were limp--just meh) - I got a Pilsner, hubby got an IPA The food was just ok but the service and atmosphere were great. The seats weren't THE most comfortable recliners, as they didn't recline quite as much as the AMC chairs we were used to, but they were fine. One of the best things at these theaters is the 15-20 minute montage they show before the movie that's related to the feature--worth getting there early for. Some of the clips they included were really obscure and funny, like the one from the 1960s where Frankenstein goes to college and becomes a party animal, lol.

I agree with everyone here regarding the QR Code ordering! The preshow entertainment is one of the…read morebest things about this place, but you can't even enjoy it because you're on your phone trying to order food. They should at the very least have either an option to still order on paper, or an order a head option so that you can just order everything before you get there. AMC and Harkins even do that... You can say what time you wanna pick it up and then you can just pick it up on your way in. Since there's no human interaction anyway they might as well just let us do that. I also felt bad for the server because I didn't feel like he deserved what I would normally tip on the bill, but it's not his fault and I'm not sure how they're getting paid. It's not really fair to the workers either. So I tipped low on the app and then I felt bad so I gave him an extra money on my way out. The whole thing just really sucks.

I love the Alamo Drafthouse and the QR code situation doesn't bother me too much. The service has…read morebeen very smooth and fast. The screens are great and crisp, sound is excellent, but the seats are horrible here. The seat cushions are way too narrow and you feel yourself sliding forward a bit. They are stiff leather seats and outdated. Also, the seats have a big two inch gap at the bottom which makes it easy to lose things behind the seat. The Westminster location has much better seats that recline. The parking is much harder here compared to Westminster. I usually park in their parking lot behind the theater or on side streets but there's also a validated garage across the street. You have to validate at the front desk before you go into your theater and that gives you 4 free hours. It's also a much sketchier location compared to Westminster, especially at night. I came back to my car to see a homeless couple shooting up drugs on the Alamo staircase behind the theater. Just be aware that's a possibility here if getting out late at night. Food is great especially the BBQ chicken pizza. The homemade chocolate chip cookies are usually great but tonight they served me them in a plate that's too cramped for the soft cookies, and they therefore became deformed and fell apart. When you charge $10 for cookies, at least have them on a plate long enough for all 3 cookies like the Westminster location. I haven't been to the Littleton location in CO, but I see no reason to ever go to this location over the Westminster one unless something is only playing here.

We came to see Positions, which was like Requiem for a Dream and crypto had a baby and made a movie…read more(and gave me a lot of the same emotions). I rarely order food or drinks at a movie, but when I have it's been decent here. The seats are older here and not super comfortable, but I'm willing to deal because they play arthouse movies I can't see anywhere else. Parking was rough- the parking lot is tiny and requires validation I think (there was a sign on the door), but if you drive around there is some street parking that has a 3 hour limit. I prefer the location closer to me (there are so many in Denver!) but don't mind stopping in if they are playing something I have to see.

I dropped by the "Art Gym," with prior permission to come and walk through. I met a man who was…read moremanager while I was there and he encouraged me to join. The guy who walked me through was very nice. Robin emailed me and must have forgotten that she is who gave me permission to come by. I have rented at Regus offices for over ten years and have offices in DC, Georgia and Denver. She actually asked me to come in and meet some people after I had already toured the facility and went online to make application. She was very interested, and then I was very sick with a high fever and couldn't go right away. She sent me an email and said after further review, I wasn't a "fit." I truly believe there is some discrimination, but I am not sure what it was whether she just changed her mind for no reason or made an otherwise unfair decision. I can't think of any reason they wouldn't want to rent and no excuse was given. Very disappointed in the unprofessionalism.

What an awesome space! The building itself is a work of art. Our friend Lisa from Wong Way Veg had…read morea pop up restaurant here and the surroundings added to the enjoyment of the great food.

The Waterloo never disappoints. Every visit feels consistent in the best way--great food, attentive…read moreservice, and cocktails that are always perfectly made. Everything was on point from start to finish. It's one of those places you can count on for a solid experience every time, whether you're going out for a casual night or something a little more special. Highly recommend!

After jumping into, then out of, Waterloo, named after a major station on the London Underground…read more(subway), the conclusion was they need another name: "Few TV's." Especially concerning was that none of the few TV's were even on when it was under 30 minutes before England v France WORLD CUP SOCCER match on a Saturday afternoon! Seriously??? The atmosphere of ignorance, in a joint called Waterloo (NAMED after the LOCATION where ENGLISH HELPED DEFEATED THE FRENCH), made me wonder if similar inattention was in the kitchen and the behind the bar? I may return to find out. The bar service seemed friendly, sympathetic, and attractive.

Good can be hit or miss and the servers are hit or miss as well. They do not play any other teams…read morebesides the broncos if they are playing you have to find another place to watch your respective team.

Amber the waitress was fantastic. The long haired dirty blond bartender that looked right at us and…read morehelped other people was not so great.

Wouldn't be an issue if it was a temporary thing, but this situation has been going on for a few…read moreyears now. Hot as hell inside. Fans everywhere. No A/C, so on a 95 degree day it's about the same inside. Wish this wasn't the only one in the Denver area. Worth driving up to Westminster or down to CO Springs if you're going to be spending a day playing games. This location needs to be renovated in the worst way.

I have been coming to D&B since it opened. I have enjoyed playing the ticket games over the years…read morebut most of the games I have mastered are gone. I have accumulated over 52k in tickets, so probably enough to get a coffee mug and vampire teeth for all 600+ Yelptastic friends. :) My latest game is the Wizard of Oz, which is one of those coin pushing games where it always appears that 50 coins are hanging on for dear life! I have completed a few sets of the cards and have 3 more sets that are missing Dorthy and the Wicked Witch! lol The other games are fun as well: Deal or no Deal, Wheel of Fortune, pop-shot, giant Pac Man. I just remembered a crazy night after an Avalanche win spending like 40k tickets on a 6ft Tweedy Bird and putting it in the backseat of a convertible Saab. Random, I know. I think we left it at Breakfast King, which is gone now. D&B also has good food and a few different areas to catch the big game on medium sized screens to ginormous sized screens. A big bonus is that a movie theater is right next door if you still have energy. I do miss the pool tables from many years ago but if they are not profitable then C'est-la-vie! The only bad part is that the parking is confusing. There's some parking near D&B but if that is full you may need to use the garage. Hopefully, you enjoy it too!