Bao Brewhouse

"Came here for the first time after several attempts. We went to the second floor and had a couple of drinks and appetizers. I ordered the Tropic Thunder and it tasted exactly like how it was described. Delicious! We had the Bao Buns and Dumplings and everything tasted great. The second floor was ultra sexy and had a clubby vibe to it. The love DJ was an added bonus."

"I ate this place for dinner with a big group and wanted to say the atmosphere was amazing. It is one of the best dinner environments I’ve been to especially with the red lights and Asian decoration adding to the ambiance. This place used to be an all you can eat dumpling restaurant however when I visited I wasn’t aware this deal was replaced by a BOGO. The “Big On The Pig” and “Pork Xiao Long Bao” were amazing, but I didn’t like the “Kobe Beef Dumpling” as much. The “Garlic Fried Rice” came in a big portion and was very filling. The biggest problem for me however was the Peking Duck. My group of friends shared a “Whole Peking Duck” and it was definitely the worst dish of the night. It was extremely dry and burnt. It was also inconsistent because I tried a piece of Peking Duck from the “Yang Kwei Fei”, which was a little bit more tender, but the skin was still burnt. Overall, the place looked nice and service was good, but the food did not live up to its price."

"We LOVED our experience here! So close to the theaters. We tried a wide variety of dishes. You MUST get the beef meatball skewers and the spicy pork dumplings. Some people in our group said the cheese wontons were the best they have ever had. We also got the empress noodles that were so good. Do yourself a favor and make a reservation for this place, it was really busy!"

"Saw the sign while walking from Ball Arena and I just had to come try it out! The first floor is open seating while the tea room was for reservations. I assume the menus are a little different. Upstairs was sit-down and nicer. Downstairs had a street food feel. We stayed on the first floor and shared a table with another group. The first/main floor reminded me of the bright neon alleys of Asia's major cities. There are QR codes on the tables from which you can order your food and pay. I ordered the Lucky Cat to drink which included a ceramic kitty you can take home. I'm going to put a plant in mine. The Char Sui Bao buns were good. Maybe a little salty but that's why it went perfectly with beer. They come with shrimp chips. I got the Pork Xiao Long Bao (soup dumplings) and they were A-M-A-Z-I-N-G!!! It comes with the aged black vinegar and chili oil. So yummy! I also got the Drunken Noodles to go which made the perfect late-night snack. Didn't even need to heat it up! Definitely add this to your Denver to-do list!"

"This was my first time. If you want to be upstairs make a reservation. I sat downstairs and ordered via the QR code. The food came out quickly. I got the Philly cheesesteak dumplings and the spicy pork dumplings. The Philly tasted like bar food: they were fine but not worth $16. The spicy pork dumplings were quite good. I don’t think I’ll be in a hurry to go back and spend $30 on 10 dumplings."