Milk Bar... it's a 3.5 star rating, I suppose. Ok, will round up…read more The best thing about it is they don't hassle you as bad at the door. They have multiple rooms to explore. The music is good, mostly. But you may need to hop around as it can change so much. So, wander around, you might get lost, but you'll find you way again! (or just ask! ha) Not as great, the drinks are SO weak. It's a little ridic. If I'm paying $15 or whatever for one shot and soda, please let me taste the alcohol? Like, come on! I can buy a bottle for that. Just let me taste it. Bartenders can be hit or miss. I've had some totally cool ones and some really strange ones that seem to have personality issues. Not as much lately, though, just overall in the times I've come here over a few years. Maybe the current bar manager (who introduces themselves as such when you walk in) has got it whipped more into shape. Can you just tell them to include booze in drinks?! Lol Entrance is in the back alley.

The edge is gone folks, but more so, the heart, the soul, and the authenticity of a real…read moreunderground scene. Now the life of the party is lost like a chicken McNugget dropped in the ball pit of a McDonald's play place. What's left is a random collection of half-baked ideas by management with no understanding of a music scene whose ever-changing themes seem copied from the websites of clubs in Europe, or maybe, Alabama, who knows? Go upstairs and things are worse with a Janky wanna-be suburban gangsta DJ playing pre-recorded mixes from songs that were obviously ripped from YouTube, and shooting monopoly money from toy guns like an anamatronic rat at Chick E. Cheezy's. Anything that was truly edgy and cool has now been thrown out and replaced by pure neglect, promos slapped together by some AI they didn't even bother buying a subscription to--you know, the basic version which is completely on brand--reduced to a desperate cash grab. This is apparent as soon as you step over puddles of urine and walk in the door, and through the fake metal detector (and oh yeah, then over sand bags and puddles from sewer pipes that overflow because the owner is too cheap to invest in repairs or ensure customer safety), finally into a building that is in disrepair. Yeah, it's a vibe from a backwater dancehall in Khazakhstan but unintentionally, not so much as a place of entertainment. Almost everything, and I mean everything in the venue is old, outdated, or broken, from the ATM (you'd be crazy to trust that anyway) and arcade games, to the club rooms with broken, non-working club lights, and again pipes that drip and leak (you'll literally see buckets on the middle of the dance floor, and garbage bags draped over the DJ booths and the bar--and no, they don't sanitize after these accidents, evveeeer. The place is in disrepair and what used to be rooms with cool decor are now just generic and dirty looking as basic cleanliness is non-existent--the whole venue reeks the moment you walk in. Most worrisome is the lack of security (good luck finding anyone if you need help after you get past the door person) making the disorganized chaos feel unsafe and gross and anything but exciting. While Milk was once a cool and celebrated part of the Denver club scene up until a few years before the pandemic, the owner has obviously lost touch with reality and has no sense of loyalty to a clientele and commujity who made his clubs successful. But this has been a long time coming as Milk has been on the slow and steady decline for years. Over the last year the place has spiraled into a complete free fall with the last regular DJs pushed out and replaced by amateurs like the dude who needs a platform to stand on whose sets sound like a complication of greatest hits CDs played on random, with no theme or identity. The events and nights seem thrown together at the last minute, like you know splattered against the wall to see what will stick, but it's stinking instead. Its consistency, its soul, its relevance is gone. Most damning and reflective is the point several other reviewers have made about the vibe of sexism that exudes like the toxic masculinity that produces it from those who run this place as it's almost all male managers, DJs and bartenders, with a few women in the lowest, menial positions. And that obvious bias and grossness speaks volumes! My humble advice: save your night, your money, your self-respect and conscience choosing instead to support venues and spaces that actually know something about loyalty and principles other than greed and pettiness, which actually cares about and respects its patrons and customers.

Absolutely lovely place!!!! One of ours favourite hang out…read moreplace all the time....!! In the heart of Denver downtown.... Food is good ... But for that try weekday evenings Weekdays are crazy & busy... Service was good too.... Drinks are always bang on... Love the surroundings & views which are Awesum Always recommended guys!

If you're lucky and get a table, this is a pretty cool place with cool views. However, they let a…read morelot of people up and you have to fight for a spot at which to sit and enjoy your drinks and food. The drinks were good, but nothing spectacular. Same with the food, it was a bit elevated but also rushed. Service was atrocious with tiny table stacked with dirty plates and glassware. And servers barely stopped by so if someone new appeared and wanted a drink or some food, it was a long wait.

I'm from Albuquerque, New Mexico! Came to visit and check out the Meow Wolf here in Denver and it…read moredid not disappoint! It was awesome. I loved it and can't wait to go back and hang out again.

Meow Wolf is one of the most entertaining things to do in the Denver area!…read more Meow Wolf is a series of art instillations across the United States, this one specifically being Convergence Station. I won't spoil the story, but there are plenty of things to find with the Q-Pass and by exploring the various "worlds", but even without experiencing the story, it's incredibly fun to just walk around and see what all you can find, and they're constantly updating and adding instillations, which is sure to keep you coming back! Do note that Meow Wolf is an art instillation, don't come expecting an Arcade with games to play and countless things to do, instead think of it as an adult-sized version of those interactive sections at the museums, slightly mixed with a playground, all wrapped in a weird, fun, artsy package, so if that isn't your thing, be warned. Overall, Meow Wolf is an amazing experience that you should definitely try if you're in the area!

Bingo Loco. A new inspired version of bingo. The lights, DJ, set, setting, and staff are all great…read more They don't serve food. The drinks are pricey for what they are. The reason I gave it 3 stars is the structure of the game. The first game each bingo set continues through a few rounds and the same people kept winning. The next few games were only one or two winners then it ended way too short and didn't feel like everyone had an equal shot. I would go back. I enjoyed sitting on the top floor away from the speakers so we could talk and hear ourselves think. The downfall is if you win you need to quickly get to the stage to win.

Tyler the bartender is the best!!! He really took care of…read moreus!!! It was a great overall experience!!!

Y'all!!! This was such a fun event! I had never been to an Upstairs Circus and when I was planning…read morean intern and internal alumni event this location popped up at the top of my search. And I am so glad it did. It was easy to request event info online and the event team was super responsive. Originally my event was for 20 people but we ended up having about 30 show up. But since we had the location to ourselves on a Monday, that number was fine. Kayla and Whitney were so great, they made sure everyone had everything they needed and kept the drinks flowing. I highly recommend partnering with Upstairs Circus for team building events team events friend events or just a fun time doing something creative. The diy projects vary in difficulty and mostly, it's something that you make and take with you. I made a gold tassel necklace and it wasn't easy but it's something that I'll have the rest of my life that I made at this event with this memory. Thank you Upstairs Circus for this experience!! Looking forward to doing it again.

What a fun and unique date night experience!…read more My girlfriend and I received a gift card to Upstairs Circus and chose to celebrate Valentine's Day crafting to our heart content. This place was a dream!! Now, I'm an experienced crafter myself, while my girlfriend is not so much, but I'm happy to say both of us were able to enjoy it. The options are a wide variety including activities for all skill levels, and the instructions are very straightforward. The bar menu was also plentiful, with a variety of signature cocktails, some limited wine selections, and even some holiday-inspired shots! I also felt like the staff all took great care of us, making sure we had a memorable experience. They continued checking on us whether to help with our crafts or to fill up our glasses, were kind and attentive. This was such a special experience!

Excellent cocktails! Pre-prohibition theme transports you back you in time. Friendly and helpful…read moreservice, and well-crafted cocktails

Union Lodge No. 1 was a great experience!…read more We all ordered a new drink each time and selection is so large that nobody ever repeated a drink order! The server was very knowledgeable about all of the drinks and she encouraged us to order different things based on our personal likes even though she was fairly new serving at Union Lodge. Check this spot out. It would be great for a small group of friends or a couples spot to check out.

Dale, our server, was spectacular. My guest was running late and he never made me feel rushed or…read morelike an imposition. Truly enjoyed his professionalism and understanding. Food was awesome? Pizza is delicious and the Caesar salad is spicy and perfect. Great space. Lively and fun. Will definitely return!!!

We started out stopping in for lunch and finding out that you need reservations for many of the…read moretables. We were put in the sun outside on a 90 degree day. We asked to get a table that didn't have so much sun. We were told all the tables inside and out that were empty were for reservations only. We took a community table with partial shade. We ordered our drinks first. My daughter and I decided on the Sarti Spritz $16 ea. It had a good flavor; however, our glasses were 3/4 full with ice that you never got much of the drink. Since the water they serve in a pitcher at the table was warm with no ice; I filled my spritz glass twice with water to make it cold. The food presentation was good. My son had a pepperoni pizza, we shared the loaded pork chips, and had a barata dip. There is not much pork on the chip pile you get. It's mostly chips and cheese with not even a half cup of pork on them. They give you 1/4 cup salsa on the side. One and done.

Yeah, I thought your mom's house was actually pretty good. It was not that crowded on the night. We…read morewent to see some bands that we really like. The sound was great, and we had very good sight lines. The drinks were not unreasonably priced, and the bartenders were really good. The same cannot be said for Pearl Divers next-door (where the bathrooms are). Those bartenders put an unauthorized tip (while we were still there and before we had closed out the) on my girlfriend's credit card that was more than the amount of entire bill. This is currently under dispute with the credit card company, but it does not speak well for their honesty, integrity, or customer service at Pearl Divers.

Your Mom's House operates on very shady practices…read more If you need to increase prices due to inflation, be transparent about it in the prices presented. We were surprised with a "Fair Wage and Inflation Fee (this is not a tip) (20%)" line in our receipts, which let's be real, most of that or at least part of it is very likely going to the owner(s) not the staff. On top of that, I know quite a few musicians in Denver and almost every one that has worked with Your Mom's House has told me that they had issues with getting paid. Overall, it is a fun space but I can't support a business that operates this way.

They have bags of chips you can buy! Who doesn't love that while having a pint or cocktail.. I love…read morewalking into this place, it's Always a Vibe.. and if you're lucky enough to hear the House Band, you've won a life.. literally!! Love All the Bartenders there.. attentive and funny .. Chuck is our Favorite

Hadn't been to Herb's since 2006. It was fun to go back. Great dive bar vibes. Drinks are…read morereasonably priced, and though I only had water, I heard they make a mean martini. Lots of fun going on - great music, trivia, and of course great people watching. The two bartenders working seemed like fun dudes who were accustomed to the regulars as well as the "irregulars" such as myself. Great place. Give it a shot.

My friends brought me here because they know I love classic cocktails, history, speak-easy vibes…read moreand art deco. This is located in The Oxford hotel which is gorgeous! There was a little wait for a table to open up but once we had a table we had some delicious classic cocktails! I opted for a martini which was crisp and perfect. Loved the entire feel of this place!

I stopped by Cruise Room for an espresso martini and really enjoyed it. The drink was well balanced…read moreand had a good espresso flavor without being overly sweet, which is something I look for in an espresso martini. Good service and atmosphere is also what makes this place stand out. It has such a unique, classic feel that makes it a fun spot for a drink, whether you're stopping in before dinner or just looking for a cool bar experience. I love the red lighting! Definitely worth checking out if you're an espresso martini fan or looking for a classic Denver cocktail spot.