We *love* W&G - in fact it's so good we will often plan to be at the airport early so that we have…read moretime for a Spanish Revival and some bone marrow. We were fortunate enough to get our favorite Williams & Graham bartender, Erik, this time - so we were able to get his amazing (and inexplicably still not on the menu) rum punch with Smith & Cross and Plantaray Cut & Dry rums - which is FANTASTIC! If you haven't been, you should plan for it - Terminal A behind a fake bookstore. Look for Erik, get the rum punch, and join me in asking William's & Graham to put it on the menu. Seriously, Erik is the best!

I ove when a business puts this much work into the aesthetic and menu. It makes for a great…read moreexperience 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.

The food here is sooooo delicious! I had the General So dumplings and Cucumber Salad which were…read moreboth extremely fresh and flavorful!!!!! My waiter Dustin was on spot and attentive. Will visit here every time I come for the flavor !

Bao - My favorite bite, not the best bao I've ever had but I thought it was really yummy and I…read morewould order it again! My husband didn't love it though. French onion soup dumplings - TBH I can't be upset because they nailed it. Tastes exactly like french onion soup in a dumpling. I love both french onion soup and dumplings and I just think they're way better separate. You don't get the soft soggy bread and thick melted cheese and quantity of soup that I love when you have a tiny bite in a chewy dumpling. Pad thai - Maybe the weirdest pad thai I've ever had. The noodles were basically clear, I did spot a bean sprout but it was so limp I couldn't distinguish it from the noodles by texture. Why are there red onions? The eggs were a weird texture, the peanuts were basically whole, and the chicken was maybe the worst part. It looked like it was cooked whole and then sliced into chunks rather than the flat stringy flavorful chicken pieces you're used to. Flavor overall not great. PLUS the server asked if we wanted a protein, standard pad thai question, and only when I get the bill do I see the chicken was $7 extra on our already $24 pad thai??? Since when is protein an undisclosed hidden extra cost to my pad thai dish? Really left a bad taste in my mouth. :(

Great food for an airport! Reece was a great server. Enjoyed bloody Mary's, amazing sweet potato…read morekale power bowls (so fresh and delish) omelets and the "standard" breakfast. Everything was fresh and very tasty.

Grateful for the warm and novel food at DIA but the execution is disappointing. The texture and…read moreflavor of the pizza dough is not as special as the original location in LoHi. The seating is convenient in Terminal C but can get a little too cozy when busy as the tables are very close to each other. The service is wonderful and friendly.

During my layover at the Denver airport, I had dinner at Elway's Taproom & Grill. I had a steak…read moresandwich and two glasses of red wine. Although pricy, I decided to splurge, as I wanted to have a quiet, relaxing dinner, and what better way to end a vacation with a couple glasses of wine? While I was disappointed with the steak sandwich, I did have a quiet, relaxing dinner, and the server was friendly. A great way to end my trip to Nashville. [Yelp collections: Nashville, TN 2026]

We had time for some food before our flight back to South Florida, so we went to Elway's that was…read morenext to our gate. The time flew by quickly as it was soon time for us to board between ordering cocktails and food. The views of the planes taxing to the gate was soothing as I enjoyed an espresso martini with my bacon burger. The floor to ceiling windows help bring in the natural light as you dine on your meal. There are outlets if you need to plug in your computer or phone. I savored the onion rings that had an excellent batter and fried to perfection, while the burger was on point.

I'm so happy to say Root Down has returned to 5 star status for me. They snuck me into the cramped…read morecorner of the bar seating and then took great care of me. The drinks are the best I've had at DIA, and the brussel sprouts were great! I appreciated that they let me sit for so long and then when my friends eventually landed they easily transitioned me to the lounge area so we could all grab a drink. So glad this place has bounced back!! My concourse C respite!

Pros- Awesome aesthetic and ambience, I loved all the…read morevariety of fun decorations and seating options. We also had a wonderful server who was super nice, friendly, gave me recommendations and tips, was on top of water refills even though it was super busy. The food was good but not great. Ramen sounded and looked great, but was more like a 4/10, I wouldn't recommend it. I think it was all the pickled ginger, it made the broth very ginger tasting. The banh mi was a solid 7/10 (good!) even with substituting the pork for tofu. I really liked the sweet potato fries and the sauce options that came with the sandwich, one was curry-ish and the other ketchup-ish, both unique and yummy with the fries and sandwich! The price was kinda high, but what else do you expect in an airport. ‍ Overall, I have no regrets for going here, it was a great and satisfying meal, but I didn't love it so much that I would for sure come back. Next time, I might give somewhere new a try.

From the moment we pulled into valet, I was immediately impressed by the property. The atmosphere…read moreis beautiful, upscale, and welcoming, and you can tell right away that a lot of thought went into the design. The huge bar located in the middle of the entrance is definitely a centerpiece and creates such a great vibe. We sat around the bar and enjoyed the beautiful views and lively atmosphere. The service was excellent from start to finish. Everyone was prompt, friendly, and attentive without making us feel rushed. Our bartender was especially impressive. They were knowledgeable, professional, and made some great drink recommendations based on what we liked. You could tell there was real skill and experience behind the bar because my cocktail was absolutely delicious and perfectly made. This was the kind of place where you can sit back, enjoy a great drink, take in the surroundings, and simply enjoy the experience. Between the gorgeous property, impressive bar, beautiful views, delicious cocktails, and wonderful service, we had an amazing time. I would absolutely recommend Embers Lodge Bar and would gladly come back again. It was a memorable experience and easily deserving of five stars!

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.

The Tonkotsu Ramen was very good. The wait for food was only…read more10 minutes. The ambiance was nice & the place was clean. Recommendation: Do not address customers as "Boss." The most respectful way to address customers is Sir or Mam.

I was here on Friday July 24th. Ordered one premade sushi roll, my total was $14.90. Cashier took…read moremy card and I asked for extra sauce he goes to get the sauce with my card and comes back and processes my order. Gives me back my card and receipt and I thought nothing else of it. Over 24hrs later I get an extra $39 charge to my card from the same place!!! Their worker stole money from my card for a tip!!!??!! Whoever is running this place needs to really look into who they're hiring to work there, total scumbag stole money from me!! UNACCEPTABLE!! I've started a dispute for the charge but since it was through my cashapp card I may not get the money back which is really annoying.

The legendary Capital One Lounge at DEN is considered one of the best lounges! I'm so psyched to…read morehave a 3-hr layover here!!! =D * Capital One Lounge * Concourse A, Mezzanine Level, near Gate A34. You can reach it after security, and if your flight departs from B or C, you can still visit since all concourses are connected by the airport train. Hours: * Daily: 5:00 AM - 9:00 PM. * Freshly prepared meals (not just a buffet) * Grab-and-go food and drinks * Full bar with cocktails, beer, wine, and specialty coffee * Shower suites * Quiet/relaxation rooms * Private workstations and meeting rooms * Fast Wi-Fi and plenty of charging outlets We ate well & drank well here before leaving for home. Such a great wonderful lounge!!

For a Sunday afternoon, the wait-list was around 17 minutes at noon, and about half an hour at…read more12:45PM. Definitely get in line around the time you're at security, or when you drop bags off if you have pre-check. The food is still generally pretty good, with more Asian options when I visited this time. Quality varies depending on how long it sits. Pastries were still good. Chai tea latte on tap is great.

I stopped by this place after a flight from Florida while we were waiting for the rest of our…read morefamily to arrive. First off, the convention center is absolutely gorgeous. There was an indoor waterfall, insanely high buttresses, fireplaces, multiple restaurants, and yes, actual trees growing in the middle of the dining area. I had to remind myself I wasn't outside. We didn't have to wait to be seated, which was a great start. The dinner menu was a little limited, but I had a feeling it was going to be good. I ordered the bison meatloaf and wow... it practically melted in my mouth. The wine mushroom reduction brought everything together perfectly. The roasted cauliflower and Brussels sprouts had the best crunch, and the mashed potatoes were so creamy and delicate there were no leftovers. My dad ordered the roasted chicken and said it was incredibly moist and flavorful. My mom's bison burger was juicy, tender, and cooked perfectly. The double fried French fries absolutely stole the show though. Somehow they were extra crispy without being overdone. For dessert we shared the skillet cookie, and it was the perfect sweet, indulgent ending to the meal. After a full day of traveling, this was exactly what we needed. We finished the evening sitting outside by the fire with everyone relaxing around us, and it was the perfect way to kick off our trip. I'd happily come back for that meatloaf alone.

Ate here for breakfast 2 days in a row the buffet was so good! The staff was super friendly and…read morehelpful, always had a full drink and never had to ask for anything. The buffet was upscale and immaculately clean. The omelet station was one of the best I've ever had. Everything was kept fresh and presentable and they had a great selection. If you're staying at the Gaylord, this is your breakfast spot!

I had a long layover and craved a beer. This place has decent choice of beers. I tried the DEN…read moreburger and the bartender asked how I wanted it cooked. Unable make a decision, decided medium. Food took a while to come out. The burger was almost like a hokey puck, tater tots over cooked and almost like small wooden logs. But... the bartender was nice. It's a bit slow, almost gloomy place. So many empty chairs at the bar. Maybe not the best place to have a long layover, or maybe it was a fluke.

This was not my first time stopping at Aviator's Sports Bar & BBQ while flying through Denver. It…read moreis pretty much what you would expect from an airport sports bar: lots of TVs, loud music, and a menu filled with wings, burgers, ribs, and other familiar bar food. On this visit, we shared the fish and chips and a plate of mac and cheese. I was surprised by how good the fish was. It was moist inside while still being crispy on the outside. The fries looked good, but unfortunately, they were soggy. The mac and cheese was decent, though nothing especially memorable. Our server was friendly and checked in on us periodically. I think the reason I keep coming back is that the restaurant does not feel cramped. The tables are not packed on top of each other, and after spending a couple of hours on a crowded plane, I appreciate being able to sit down and eat without feeling like I am fighting for space.