Seemor
Nocturne
between Larimer and Walnut on 27th, 1330 27th St, Denver, CO 80205
· Restaurant, Cocktail bar, Live music venue
· 4.8/5 Google (1309 reviews)
Reservations
Destination-worthy jazz supper club pairing creative tasting menus and serious cocktails with intimate live music; memorable for special occasions, but pricing, cover fees, and seating placement can frustrate value-seekers.
Restaurant Summary
Step inside and the room feels moody and elegant, with a stage that pulls focus while staff ushers you into a paced evening. One guest summed it up: "service and music wrapped the whole night into something special." However, expect artist fees and a service charge on the bill, and know that some seats have limited sightlines. The cooking leans creative and contemporary rather than traditional comfort food. Think octopus with garden accents, duck with seasonal twists, and thoughtful pairings from the bar. Diners who enjoy experimentation and coordinated courses tend to be thrilled, while a few find the flavors a bit eclectic for their taste. Families should note this is an adult-focused dinner-and-show. The small-plates section offers approachable bites like a burger, fried chicken sandwich, and frites, but the core experience is prix fixe dining with live jazz and cover fees—better for date nights than picky eaters.
At a Glance
- Intimate live jazz with polished service and thoughtful pacing
- Creative tasting menus and strong cocktail/wine programs
- Cover fee and auto service charge increase total cost
- Some seats have weaker stage views; choose seating carefully
- Creative/fusion menu - not traditional comfort food
What Sets It Apart
- live_jazz_with_tasting_menu
- sommelier_led_pairings
- intimate_stage_view
What People Love
- Feeling looked after from arrival to last note
- Thoughtful wine or spirit-free pairings
- Moody room that feels like a mini getaway
- Standout courses like octopus, duck, and branzino
- Talented bands that enhance, not overpower
Points of Concern
- Artist/cover fees ($19-$35) and auto service (20-22%) add meaningfully to the bill
- Sightlines vary; balcony and some high tables can limit stage view
- A few diners find flavors too eclectic or portions small for the price
- Review patterns show signs of potential manipulation (none detected); current concerns focus on fee communication and seating transparency
- For an inventive menu, set expectations for adventurous flavors (not classic comfort)
Service & Dining Experience
Service StyleTable Service
Average Cost$120-160 per person
ReservationsRecommended
What to Order
- Choose small plates (frites, burger, chicken sandwich) for a lighter-cost visit
- Opt into pairings if doing tasting menus; they are a highlight
- Confirm current cover/artist fee at booking to avoid surprises
Perfect For
- Celebrating an anniversary with pairings
- Date night that blends dining and live music
- Out-of-town guests seeking a Denver-only experience
- Cocktail lovers who want a show with dinner
Location Insights
Area: Creative district with murals, breweries, and nightlife; draws date-night crowds and culture seekers.
Safety: Generally active and well-trafficked evenings; typical urban vigilance advised late night.
Nearby: Near galleries, bars, and other RiNo venues; easy to pair with pre- or post-show drinks.
Practical Information
Opening Hours
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday18:00–22:00
Thursday18:00–22:00
Friday18:00–22:30
Saturday18:00–22:30
Sunday17:00–21:00
Available: Reservations
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