Atomic Cowboy

We were sat right away during lunch time and this place had lots of credible sources with being on food channels and awards. I went with the Beeler chicken biscuit that has house made ranch, house made pickles, and a Nashville hot chicken breast. It was not something I'd normally order but it was the best chicken biscuit I've ever had. Starters- The biscuit was massive, flaky but held together. Buttery but had its own flavor. Had a sweet taste that wasn't overpowering. The chicken was massive, juicy, crispy, seasoned spice but not super spicy. It wasn't a hot sauce flavor but a special batter flavor. It was so good. It had their ranch and homemade pickles which were a fresh pickle taste that would be missed if you took it off. I was glad it didn't taste cucumber-ish. I also added a slice of cheddar cheese. I ordered waffle fries which were crunchy in every bite with a great clean fried taste. I demolished my plate. We ordered the half size cinnamon roll to go and it was delicious and huge. Yum!Our waitress was nice and consistent. It was a bar/tavern setting therefore casual dress. Go there.

Atmosphere was very upOur waitress was very nice and friend The breeler...there could have been more spice to the chicken. 1/10The Franklin 12/10Cinnamon roll- the outside was a little over cooked making it kinda tough 9/10100% recommend this place!

Food: Had the 'Lights Out' burger, supposedly the best burger in Denver. Overall it was good. The sauce tasted nice, meat itself was good and had a nice flavor. Found it a little odd though that the onions were chopped, not sliced, and it didn't have any lettuce/tomato so there was no freshness to the burger (because the onions were sauteed). Another complaint is the pickles, I know this is a weird complaint but the pickles were sweet, and not dill pickles, which is was I expect and prefer on a burger. I've had better burgers before. Fries were good and crispy, like the waffle shape.Service: This is also where things come short. My friend and I ordered burgers, while my other two friends got pizzas. One of them is gluten free so they told him his might be out a little later. Strangely enough, his pizza was the first one to be delivered. One to two minutes later the other pizza comes out. About five to ten minutes goes by and my friend and I don't have our burgers. We ask our waiter, and he explains that they have six, SIX chefs working on the pizzas and only ONE working on making burgers. They get a lot of DoorDash orders and he said they kind of get tossed together. Anyways another 5 to ten minutes goes by and we finally get our burgers. Unfortunately, everyone else is done with their pizzas :(. My friend spilled her drink and broke the glass unfortunately, but our server was very kind and offered her another one on the house. Ambience: This was very nice! I liked all the games we had, especially since we had to wait a long time for our food. It was entertaining playing a game while eating. I also enjoyed that they made it fun by letting kids have free hot chocolate. Overall: This was my first time here and I did not have the greatest of all experiences. Would I give it a second chance? Probably. But if you're expecting the 'number one burger in Denver' you're going to have to wait 30 minutes.

Atomic Cowboy is a quintessential sports bar -- come for the bar atmosphere, including sports on TV and classic bar food.I tried the "New York" style pizza, and it was okay. The thin, crispy crust was on brand, but the sauce tasted like something from a frozen slice, and cheese wasn't particularly flavorful. My slice with toppings (mushrooms and jalapeño) was much better than the plain slice I tried.Slices are big, so you'll certainly get your money's worth. And if you go in expecting a standard sports bar experience, you won't be disappointed.

Read this as one of the places to try out in Denver. We got here at 11.30am on Labor Day holiday and the wait was about 20 mins for a table of 2. The ambience is nice with interesting decor. Some parts of the restaurants is a little more dimly lit than the rest. They also have outdoor bar stool seating. outdoor patio and nice comfy ac indoor seating which we opted for. We ordered the Franklin with mushroom sauce and an egg and strawberry shortcake. The Franklin was ok. After the first few bites you feel that the taste starts to downgrade. It's hard to describe but as you take every bites it's gets less better. The strawberry shortcake was too sweet with the whip cream on top of it, once you remove it , it's slightly better. Overall the food was just average.

After a great concert at the Bluebird just down the street we decided to stop here for some food! We are so thankful thier kitchen is open till close. It was open seating and we were greated right away by our waitress Liz. Started with the Carmel espresso martini, our waitress informed us it was added to the menu that day. It was amazing, the sweet carmel with the tart espresso was a wonderful combination and perfect for the holidays. We then shared the waffle fries, the seasoning on the fries is so good and they were so crispy. After was the big ass slice, it was so kind of her to offer to cut in half for us since we split it. I was honestly blown away with how good the pizza was, the crust was not too thick but not too soft, it was just right. The cheese was stringy and not overly greasy. We devoured it so quickly. We ended the meal with the ice cream sando and to say it was delicious is an understatement. The taste of the fried biscuits with powder sugar reminded us of beignets thats how sweet and soft they were. They fell apart easily with just a spoon. The warm biscuit with cold oreo ice-cream between was the perfect paring. It also did not escape us that our waitress timed the food coming out perfectly! She waited until we were done eating our meal before bringing out the dessert. We loved that and were able to enjoy every last bite!We had a wonderful experience here, the food left us speechless and satisfied. Highly recommended this place, we will be back!

OMG Denver Biscuit Company (also falls under the name of Atomic Cowboy/Fat Sully's) is absolutely fantastic! Their biscuits are some of the butteriest, moistest, flakiest biscuits I've ever had! I'm glad there are a handful of DBC locations throughout the city of Denver so the wealth is well spread.We came here for breakfast and I like that this DBC in particular is housed in the same space as two other restaurants, so that there's food options for breakfast, lunch, and dinner and a wide variety of it all as well.Given that it was breakfast though, we all ordered the biscuits and what a hearty breakfast it was! These biscuits are massive - frankly, everything here comes in massive proportions including the largest cinnamon roll I've ever seen! Not only are the biscuits massive, but they're essentially sandwiches and come piled on with a ton of ingredients as well!I ordered the K-Mack biscuit sandwich, which had a Korean spin on all of it. It was Korean fried buttermilk chicken (so tender and flavorful!), toasted sesame seeds, sesame mayo, pickled daikon (the perfect burst of tart freshness - could've done with even more given how heavy all the other ingredients are), shredded cabbage, and green onions.The chicken was perfect, the biscuit was perfect, my belly was wildly happy! On top of it all, I added a side of McHashbrowns because I had to try what these were, given that I do really enjoy the McDonald's hashbrowns. These ended up being some of the best hashbrowns I've ever had. Twice the thickness of a McDonald's hashbrown and in a triangle shape, perfectly crispy on the outside and potato-y on the inside! It was way too much food and easily split into two full meals, but it was so worth it!The giant biscuit cinnamon roll that my friends and I ordered was so good as well. Like I said earlier in this review, it was truly massive and we also added the option of the bacon bits on top because we wanted to try that out. The result was delicious - salty and sweet! And even among the three of us, we couldn't finish the cinnamon roll given that we each had ordered biscuit sandwiches as well. We all ended up taking leftovers home for another meal in addition to not even being hungry by the time dinner rolled around that same day, even after a ton of hiking and exploring!Denver Biscuit Co. is worth all of it and then some! You won't regret coming here and are sure to leave SUPER satisfied!

Came here after binging Triple D and checking out where in Denver Guy Fieri went to. Was not disappointed!I did miss out on trying the biscuit with the pulled pork since this location ran out but otherwise the biscuit I did try (the Louisiana hot chicken one) and pizza (I just had pep with banana pepper) was delicious. Food alone is great but the service was also very attentive and lively. Was also communicative about the timing of food due to it being two kitchens. Really appreciate it. Was even recommended to try out the other location since the biscuit I wanted wasn't available there. Place has a pool table near one side of the place and has a regular diner feel. It was great and I hope to come back to Denver to try the pulled pork!

One pro of this place is that it's open late on a weekday. It's also a good place to watch the game. We had wanted dessert and were disappointed to learn that this location didn't serve their famous cinnamon rolls. In terms of the food - the pizza and the burger were good. The loaded fries were also good but got overwhelming. We were disappointed that the service was not very welcoming. It took a long time for our drinks to arrive. Then the food came at different times. I ordered the same meal as another person in my group. Their food arrived and mine didn't. We asked the server after 5 and again at 10 minutes. The server said an excuse that none of us bought. We believe they forgot to put in the order. I didn't appreciate her nonchalant attitude about the ordeal while I was watching everyone else eat their meals because otherwise they would have gotten cold by the time mine came out. It really put a damper on the overall experience. My food came out late after everyone else was done and she didn't offer anything to make up for the terrible timing. I don't recommend this place.

Triple D approved. Pizzas come three ways: 12" cauliflower crust, 26 " NY style or by the big slice. We all chose one big slice. You choose the toppings, and white or red sauce. We all liked our slices. I had Canadian bacon, arugula and pineapple on mine. Yum! Burgers and salads are on the menu, too. At 11:30 a.m. the place was packed on a Saturday. At 12:30 the line was out the door. Recommend.