Summit

"I don’t like to go out, but I have a ton of fun at the Summit. I’ve been here twice, one for a concert and one for emo nite. Both times I had a blast. The bartenders are quick, the staff is friendly, and the overall environment is a really fun time. I’ve never felt unsafe here. The Summit is set up in a pretty convenient way. Both times they offered pizza and soda at a cute booth-like area on the side. There’s two bars, one when you first enter and one by where they serve the food. The merch booth is right to the left when you walk through the doors and the restrooms are the first thing to the right. The staircase to upstairs is on the right side, and as far as concerts go it’s a cool place for the singers to run back and forth to. The space is tight, but moveable. It’s a fun place to get lost in a crowd but you can also get away and remain on the sidelines if you like. When I was at Emo Nite there was an area with a backdrop to take pictures and they had a place to pay inside where they would hold your belongings. The only downfall about this place is trying to park. I’ve always had someone drop me off there by putting their hazards on in the middle of the street."

"The space is small and intimate, which I enjoyed. I took my kiddo for his first concert, and we had a blast. I was not impressed with the guy who was running the food "stand." He was rude and dismissive. Maybe he was having a bad day. The coat check staff person was kind and bright. She even let my kiddo share a hanger with me instead of charging me for his little coat. PLEASE don't get her in trouble! I loved it here and look forward to other shows in the future."

"This is an awesome venue! Saw Afroman and the Orchestrator. Both phenomenal acts. It's small, two story, pretty intimate. The crowd was great for the show I went to see."

"Great venue right downtown just a block from coors field, so parking is very scarce(plan accordingly), staff is super friendly and the space itself has a good layout and it’s easy to find places to stand without being in the designated walkway. There’s also a pizza counter that you can buy slices from and the bar has a great selection of beers and liquor. All in all i think it’s one of the better General Admission venues in Denver. They could do with an update on there sound system and acoustics, the sound quality gets lost a little bit with all the background noise of a larger crowd."

"Went Saturday night with my friend and saw Spencer Brown who was great. Meghan opened up the show. She did a good set to get the crowd moving. It was an all ages show, but you could still purchase alcohol if you had ID. Some seating was available on a first come first served basis, and you can upgrade your ticket for balcony seating. Cheese or pepperoni pizza is also available as well as Liquid Death water ($5), and sodas."