Appaloosa Grill

"In town for a meeting, regret that I didn’t come to this restaurant earlier until the last dinner. Ordered flat top elk burger with grilled vegetables as sides. First time having elk burger and it was really juicy and tasty. The grilled vegetables were perfect as the sides. My best meal here in Denver. Price really reasonable. They also have live music starting 9pm."

"Good burger options but if you don't wanna try this they don't have a great selection. just to eat is not the best option, the bar has live music so it is quite noisy. Maybe a good option to have a few drinks."

"Our waitress was very attentive and she was constantly on the move making sure tables had everything they needed - excellent! They had live music playing some great tunes and the volume/acoustics were at a great level so you could still easily have a conversation. Food was excellent and prices were incredibly reasonable!"

"Appaloosa Grill in Denver is a culinary expedition where the spirit of the American West collides with a modern twist. From the moment you step through the doors, the ambiance captivates with its blend of rustic charm and urban cool, setting the stage for a dining experience that’s as eclectic as it is flavorful. The menu at Appaloosa Grill is a nod to American classics, reinvented for the contemporary palate. Each dish is a symphony of flavors that pays homage to culinary traditions while embracing the spirit of innovation. It’s a place where comfort food gets a gourmet makeover, and familiar tastes are presented with a flair that keeps you coming back for more. The ambiance echoes the lively energy of a saloon, with a modern edge that invites both locals and wanderers alike. In the realm of Anthony Bourdain, this isn’t just a restaurant; it’s a culinary crossroads where diverse flavors converge in a celebration of good food and good times. Appaloosa Grill beckons diners to saddle up for a gastronomic adventure, where the West meets the contemporary, and every bite tells a story of culinary craftsmanship. If you’re in Denver and crave a dining experience that’s both nostalgic and forward-thinking, Appaloosa Grill invites you to pull up a chair and savor the flavors of the American West with a twist."

"Came from out of town and had dinner here. The scenery seemed pretty good with live music. Took a seat in the back because sitting next to the band in front wad way too loud, unless you want to yell at one another. While waiting, our servers took forever, even though we were right by their station in the back with the high chairs, which seated 8. Finally, someone came, and we had to yell out our order. Again, waiting... our server kept passing us with empty drinks. When we flagged her down, she got annoyed. Food came out and was mediocre. Fishsticks weren't that impressive. I did like the sweet potato fries. All in all, this isn't a place to go when you want to talk. Bring ear plugs."