Friendly staff. Cold beer. AND the BEST chicken tenders I've ever had. Good place to relax before…read moreor after a ball game

On a cold snowy day in May (I wish I was kidding) I was told I needed to head over to Pony Up for…read moreby far the best french dip sandwich. When I say that I could have eaten another one immediately after finishing, is an understatement. The sandwich was incredible. The bread was toasted to perfection, the meat melted in your mouth and the dip was incredibly rich and full of flavors. We did share the crispy potatoes lived up to their name and were a good compliment to the sandwich. This is a MUST have when you are in downtown Denver.

Our go-to spot on Larimer Square for an incredible burger and fries. Every visit hits. Food is…read moreconsistently excellent, and the team keeps the energy high even late after an Avs game. Big shoutout to Chris at the front. He runs the door like a pro and sets the tone from the moment you walk in. Great to hear new locations are coming to Las Vegas and LA. We'll be there.

Finally got to check out NADC burger in Larimer Square last night. It is easily the most casual…read morerestaurant on the block and was relatively empty on a Friday night. We placed our orders at the cash register, and took a table for a relatively short wait to get our food. NADC has a limited menu, an approach that makes sense in a burger joint IMO, and I got the namesake (double) burger, an order of fries and a beer. It was $30 for that, and honestly I don't have much of a quibble with that these days, though using disposable plastic cups doesn't help the ambiance or the environment. The smash burger had great seared lacey edges, and while it was melting and hot, my top bun was still cold to the touch. The fries were really crispy, and appeared to be coated/battered to achieve further effect. There was what seemed to be more burger sauce for dipping and something akin to ketchup + that was extra tangy and reminded me of Worcestershire sauce. All in all it was good, but exceptionally one note, which I blame on an aggressive amount of salt and pepper. The pickled jalapeños, cheese and sauce didn't even register their flavor when I was eating it. And because the fries were likewise salty and there was not a typical sweet ketchup pairing, they did not help the situation. A couple of my friends enjoyed their burgers more, but they also got singles which may have changed the balance some. Beyond that, we were told they didn't have a restroom that we could use, because it's apparently downstairs and the elevator was out of service. So it wasn't a particularly great place to hang out and we needed to go elsewhere to find facilities afterwards. I would put it at 3.5 stars overall; some room for improvement.

Elevated Hospitality: A Masterclass in Event Execution at Tom's Watch Bar…read more I recently organized an event for 120 guests at Tom's Watch Bar in Denver, and the experience was nothing short of spectacular. From the initial contract phase to the final onsite execution, the team proved they are true masters of high-stakes hospitality. The Vision & Planning Working with Joanna during the planning phase was a dream. She is a consummate professional with a sharp eye for detail. She understood exactly how to translate our brand into the space, creating a custom Denver-themed digital design featuring our logo that played across every large screen. The energy it brought to the room was palpable--our Immediate Past President was so impressed she's already requested the same "wow factor" for all our future events. The Spread The catering exceeded all expectations. We opted for a diverse package that catered beautifully to everyone, including our vegetarian and vegan guests. The Savory: The mac & cheese was a crowd favorite, and the chicken tenders were perfectly crispy and moist. The loaded sliders and tater tot bar also kept the energy high throughout the evening. The Sweet: Do not miss the dessert bar. Specifically, there is a peanut butter bar with an incredible internal crunch that is absolutely addictive. The Atmosphere & Entertainment The venue layout is genius. We had a mix of indoor seating for both small and large group discussions, plus an incredible outdoor space with stunning stadium views. We brought in a third-party karaoke vendor, and the staff--Joanna, Zach and Matt--coordinated with them so seamlessly behind the scenes that I didn't have to worry about a single technical detail. Between the karaoke, Jenga, and cornhole, there was never a dull moment. The Service What truly sets this venue apart is the personal touch. Zach and Matt are absolute stars. Knowing I was busy managing the entrance and welcoming guests, they went out of their way to check in on me personally, ensuring I had food and a drink in hand. That level of care for an event organizer is rare and deeply appreciated. If you are looking for a venue that combines a high-energy atmosphere with white-glove professional service, Tom's Watch Bar is the place. Request Joanna, Zach, and Matt--you'll be in the best hands in Denver.

Tom's Watch has a great location in downtown Denver, near Coors Baseball stadium. It has a lively…read moreatmosphere. The servers are fast & efficient. I was unimpressed with the quality & quantity of the food, especially based on the Mile high prices. My burger was very flat, almost like a cheap hamburger patty from a fast food restaurant. Besides being thin, my burger was undercooked. How does that happen to a sliver of a burger? My experience at Tom's Watch was fun, but too expensive.

The burger was fantastic. Smash burger --wasn't traditional with crispy edges but ohhhh it was so…read moregood. If you're craving a really top notch burger --this is your spot

Pros: I had amazing service at the bar top. The smash burger was delicious. The beers on tap and in…read morecans are a plenty. We were especially fans of the Fat Randy's IPA and the Dry Rock Apricot Blonde. My kids loved the ice cream. I liked the inside/outside feel of the restaurant with the open windows around the bar top. Cons: We moved to a table once my family came to join me, and the table service was slow. The onion rings had a non traditional batter and we did not like them. I disliked them so much I forgot to take a picture. I would not order the onion rings again. I would definitely come back.

This was an unplanned stop for a quick bite to eat and honestly middle of the road with nothing…read morenoteworthy. If you are looking for a sports bar to watch a game while enjoying a drink and bite to eat this may be the spot for you. Maybe due to being no major sporting event it was extremely dead on Sunday around dinner time. Which was fine with me cause it was nice not dealing with an overly loud crowd. They had a large amount of drink options including some good beer options with tons of cocktails/full bar available as you'd expect from a sports bar. The bartender was friendly after some conversation but at first seemed in an off mood. I suppose possibly due to the fact work was so dead may be why. Thankfully the best part was the Philly Cheesesteak and fries we split. Both were tasty, even more so than I honestly expected. Like I said if you're looking for a sports bar experience with friends this could be the spot for you. Just was so so in my opinion for our visit.

We always start here as a pregame after the pregame at home to catch the groups vibe, then move to…read morethe bigger clubs. Very social - everyone hangs out upstairs. Home base!!

I've never seen a place mix & match cuisines and flavors the way this place does! Reading the menu…read moretriggered a flashback nightmare to my days in grade school when kids would gather in a circle and dare each other to eat something disgusting When the food arrives and you take that first bite you're bombarded with dozens of flavors that refuse to blend together. Tangy, tart, savory, spicy...and that was just thr first bite! Shawarma, fried rice,, pizza, me and my friends just kept the plates moving around the table! The server was polite and didn't mind helping me learn the best way to eat the array of foods. A couple of minor negatives in my view is the multicultural feast had to be washed down with a coke instead of some exotic teas or juices. I would have also enjoyed some info an many of these dishes without keeping the waitstaff too occupied with questions

Lunch special was $16 and came with fries and a drink. It's pretty good value…read more The masala cheesesteak was interesting -- in a good way. We also had the baba ghanoush which came with really good homemade naan bread. I appreciated the service and knowing that almost everything there is made in-house.

Review as a potential customer but was yelled at by the old man sitting behind the register looking…read moreat his phone. Walked up looking at the menu for a minute and the man was just looking at his phone not acknowledging me at all. I walked up.. still was on his phone and I ordered. I had my airpods in but could hear everything he was saying.. then he yelled "I can't hear you.. you have to speak up". Repeated myself and then he yelled again. THEN repeated my order.. so he could hear? Why would I want to order food from a grumpy old man who yells at people? Walked off happy not to support a place with such angry employees.

The rudest and most unsanitary employees I have ever encountered. Left feeling violated.read more

One of my all time favorites. It doesn't matter what you get here: it's delicious! The waiters are…read morekind. Atmosphere is fun.

Live in Southern Utah (St George) and at 10:00 on a Friday night we had a craving for Cherry…read moreCricket fish tacos - one problem- Denver's a long way. Booked a flight late at night and arrived at Cherry Cricket (Coors field) at 11:00 next day ate lunch and flew back home. Did not disappoint - worth the trip? Absolutely. Enjoy!!