Woke & Class was fun and unique experience! It was perfect for a date night but I can also see it…read morebeing fun for a few friends to share meals. The menu is set up for the meats to be ordered in different sizes to share. We had a 1/4 of two types of meat to share. The food was amazing!! I especially enjoyed the meats (lamb and Ribs). The only downfall is that for the price, you don't get a lot from a quarter order. Great service however and a great experience!

A fun, open, airy space, with an industrial vibe. Outdoor seating, but the giant garage door makes…read moreeven the inside feel open. Food is served family style with a combination of small plates and entree sizes. The food is spectacular. Standouts include the empanadas, the W&C salad (picked cherries...yum), the goat and the fried trout. The traditional mashed potatoes were a special and DELICIOUS (says the half Irishman)...they need to be added to the menu full time. Nice cocktail selection, and house wine list. Desserts were rich and tasty...also shareable. Get the pudding and the cheesecake. Service was friendly, but inconsistent (and why the missing star). Food hit the table before drinks...may have been the bar being off. Totally want to go back and see if it was an off night. A great meal...still talking about it the next morning.

We checked out The Goldfinch on South Broadway (in the former Euro Crêpes space), and it's a great…read morenew brunch + cocktail addition to the neighborhood -- bonus points for having its own parking lot, which is rare for this stretch. I ordered the Speed Queen (their espresso martini twist) -- bold and balanced. Bob had the Garden Bloody Mary, and Jeremiah went with a custom hot coffee cocktail crafted with help from our fantastic server, Megan. For brunch, the Cowboy Quiche had an incredibly flaky crust with potatoes and green chile (I added beef birria -- worth it). The chorizo breakfast tacos were also a hit. The vibe is warm and eclectic with a subtle goldfinch theme, plus they host DJs and events throughout the week and offer patio seating for warmer months. Fun, creative, and easy to see ourselves coming back with friends or coworkers.

Very cute exterior and interior tucked away right off Broadway! Parking was easy enough as they…read morehave spots in front of the restaurant (a plus on Broadway) or 2 hour free street parking. We went for 10:30 brunch, and it wasn't very full but had a nice smattering of people throughout. Standouts: Various types of coffee flavors that were delicious and cool brunch cocktails! Apparently, the vibe at night is different, which makes sense when we saw a DJ booth near the bar (which was very cute). We were a party of 7 and overall had a pleasant time. Happy to return.

Cool bar with a nice selection of cocktails - some couches and cozy vibe. Some events goin onread more

Such a vibe, neighborhood spot. The happy hour is great, drinks are nice and balanced, not overly…read moresweet

Erik is a fantastic bartender, handles all longhaired riff raff with finesse and elegance. A1…read morebartender, will be back.

Dark and mysterious vibes, while inviting and friendly. Have always had great service and delicious…read morewine. Have yet to try any food, maybe next time! I will definitely be returning.

My first time here and i really enjoyed myself…read more It's a start of a speakeasy and I love speakeasy. I sipped on old fashioneds for a little while and chatted with the patrons and bartenders. All very nice people. I'll definitely make it one of my regular haunts.

I am picky about my drinks and the bartender made them perfectly! Got the blackberry margarita and…read moreespresso martini. It can be hard not to make espresso martinis bitter, she used Mr. Black liquor in it and it was awesome. This place gives me bookstore speakeasy vibes. It's smaller but has a back area open on the weekends - and can also be rented out for events!! My bartender was kind enough to check on me when I told her I was on a first hinge date. That kind of girl power is hard to find so I felt safe - but you could also tell that for a Wednesday night this place has a community and people know each other. Def check it out!

Cute spot, super nice staff and delicious cocktails. We stopped in before dinner and it did not…read moredisappoint!

Desert Social is a super cute and aesthetic bar but I can't say the same about their cocktails…read more The bar, unfortunately, did not think to stock up on their ingredients to make most of the cocktails on their menu. Everything I asked for was unavailable. We should've left but didn't find anything better in the area, so we stayed. Worst idea ever because the bartender tried to get creative with what they had in stock and "customize" the drinks for us. Yeah, the drinks were horrendous. I will not come back nor will I recommend this place to anyone visiting Denver.

My partner and I went for a little date night and wanted to try out golfing! The first lesson is…read more$50 for one hour and you can split that hour up as much as you'd like! It was a great little beginner lesson to try and build good habits and our instructor Zach was super knowledgeable and helpful! Would definitely come back again to take more lessons! Lots of beer options too if you're into that!

Great place to swing some clubs with friends when it's cold. It's small so keep that in mind. Make…read morereservations ahead of time! Drinks are not that strong, standard bar drinks.

Great spot for a drink on a special occasion! Definitely on the pricey side but I thought the…read moreprices were fair considering its ambiance. Definitely check it out!

I went to Denver for a girls' getaway with one of my besties and she knows that I love to dance and…read moreabsolutely love 80's music, so she found The Delorean for us. I looked online and found that they were hosting an all Vinyl 80's dance party with no cover charge on Saturday night... how cool is that!! So, we took a rideshare from Downtown to The Delorean. I am not familiar with that area of town, but there looked to be several bars and restaurants nearby. Anyway, upon entering, we were immediately greeted with a library of cassette tapes. Then, we wandered further to see lots of neon lights and neon carpeting, cases of nostalgia featuring various toys and games from the 80's, as well as lot's of music posters. The cocktail menu was super cool, with drinks named after 80's songs and movies. There was a fun little photo booth in back. I ordered a Pretty in Pink cocktail, which featured jasmine and rose gin with champagne and elderflower liquor with a huge champagne bubble. My friend ordered the She-Ra Colada because it came it a really cute Tiki cup. I think she enjoyed it because she ordered a second. That night, there was an Ape (yes a man in an ape suit) playing 80's vinyl all night. Also, he was giving away records. If you enjoyed a song, you could ask and he would give you the record after it finished playing. I brought home a single by the Klymaxx (Meeting in the Ladies' Room). My friend and I had an absolute blast. We danced the night away and made 80's music-loving friends who we shared stories with about various 80's bands. A server wearing Strawberry Shortcake served us drinks at our table all night. The only bummer is that the dance night went from 9- midnight. After the Ape DJ left, the music was a bit on the quiet side, so we left rather than staying to dance, as the dance party had ended and it was still early. All in all, though I was disappointed, as I wanted to dance until 2AM, The Delorean was still one of my absolute favorite experiences during my Denver weekend stay.