Reservations · Delivery · Takeout · Outdoor seating
Bustling Union Station gastropub with broad, comfort-leaning menu, strong happy hour, lively sports vibe, and uneven service; good burgers and bowls, but expect noise, a 3% surcharge, and occasional misses.
Steps from Union Station, the room feels warm and bustling with TVs glowing and pre-game crowds rolling through. Service shout-outs are common—"our server handled a big group with ease"—but there are also lapses, so expect a lively sports vibe more than hushed polish. However, keep an eye on the bill: several diners note a 3% fee and tip suggestions calculated after surcharges, which can make the night feel pricier than expected. The cooking leans New American gastropub with creative touches—think gochujang pork over kimchi rice, miso-glazed salmon, and a dependable cheeseburger. Bowls and fish and chips draw raves, while the ribeye and some salads receive mixed marks. It is a big-tent menu suited to groups where everyone wants something different, best enjoyed during happy hour deals when value feels right. Families do fine here thanks to crowd-pleasing staples like burgers, pretzels, tenders, mac and cheese, and fish and chips. There are gluten-free and vegan options, though brunch fried items may have cross-contact limitations. If you have strict allergies, confirm prep methods; otherwise, it is an easy pick before or after downtown activities.
Area: Lively, transit-centered LoDo hub with sports crowds, travelers, and after-work meetups; heavy foot traffic and nightlife.
Safety: Generally safe, well-patrolled around Union Station; busy evenings and events, typical urban cautions.
Nearby: Steps from Union Station, close to Ball Arena shuttles, offices, bars, and hotels; game-day surges common.
Available: Reservations, Delivery, Takeout, Outdoor seating
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