Mountain Pass Sports Bar

Stayed at the hotel over the holidays. Would have loved to eat there but the wait was insane so we just order take out. *if you want to eat hear definitly make a reservation. Sat at the bar and ordered, it was hard to get someone's attention, but I get that its bar. They have so many seating options and massive TV's; I guarantee that your game will be on one of the big screens. The food was all okay, one of burgers were a tad pink and under cooked while the other was over cooked. It took around 30/35 minutes to get the food. I did take off a star because it smelled really bad. The bar area smelled moldy and damp. Overall good for a sports bar.

I'm glad Mountain Pass exists inside the Gaylord Rockies. It's one of the largest sports bars you'll ever set foot in, with the biggest 75-foot TV I've ever seen inside of a restaurant!Contextually it's important to remember that Mountain Pass is here for many different reasons. Inside Denver's largest hotel property, it feeds the masses. It feeds families, it's a casual atmosphere, it's more affordable than the other restaurants inside the hotel, and people come here to watch sports. If you're expecting gourmet cuisine visit one of their new fantastic restaurants instead!I've been here numerous times over the years and my 3-star rating reflects my experiences. It's been very good at times while sometimes underwhelming. It's consistently "fine" and that's okay for what it is!My family had a wonderful time at ICE! over the holidays and since we had kiddos and a newborn with us, Mountain Pass seemed like the best option. I ordered the nacho platter and it hit the spot. Big portions and odds are one person won't be able to take it down in one sitting.MOUNTAINOUS CHICKEN NACHOS ($18) // chile queso blanco, pico, guajillo chicken, pickled onions, cilantro, sour cream, salsa roja.Overall, our food was solid. Nothing mindblowing, but nothing worth throwing a fit over. Service was sporadic and ultimately led to waiting somewhat impatiently for the check. One of the orders needed to be corrected, but that happens.Again, the TV display is a work of art. Every game for every individual can be screened at once. Ask the staff to be sat near your game of choice. I also recommend checking out the upstairs because they have these comfortable reclining chairs where you can transport to the man cave of your dreams!

Tried this while at the hotel for a convention and it was just okay. Nothing over the top and the portions are small.Chicken noodle soup was a small bowl and taste of nothing but parsley but did have decent pieces of chicken inside. They also use shells as the pasta which is different, and they were undercooked. Chicken tenders were nothing to write home about, and the bee sting sauce was more siracha than anything, no honey flavor. Buffalo wings look like flinstones wings, underwhelming for sureService was slow and didn't seem interested in helping us too much. Overall the restaurant is big with plenty table, chairs and tvs.

First off, the atmosphere is great here. The food is so so. We spent 84.00 on two meals and an appetizer, the meal was maybe worth 50.00 as the food was cold, the cheeks was dried out and to be honest it was very bland. I had high hopes for this place, and unfortunately I was let down. Also, they need to put window tint on the windows so the whole restraunt isn't blinded by the sun or be more conscious about where they seat guests. The service was great, the food not so much and the pricing was terrible for the quality of food you get.

We had picked up my sis-in-law from the airport and she asked if we could come here for lunch. We chose Mountain Pass because they had something for everyone on their menu.We requested outside seating as it was a lovely day. There is a nice view of downtown Denver and the mountains from their patio area. We noticed all the heaters as well as a fireplace so this would still be nice option in the cooler weather.My son is a burger guy and went for their Rockies Cheeseburger. He opted to get onion rings as his side. The burger looked delicious. He enjoyed every bite. He said the onion rings were crispy outside and delicate inside. Just right.Sis-in-law went for the Mountainous Chicken Nachos. She shared with the table and had plenty to bring home. These were some serious nachos. There was queso blanco, pico, grilled chicken, pickled onions, cilantro, sour cream and salsa. Every bite had all the flavors.Hubby went for the Fried Chicken Sandwich. It came with a Buffalo aioli and pickles and he opted for a side salad. He loved the flavor combination in the sandwich.I am a poutine girl. I saw they had Loaded Fries and that was my decision. They had me at smothered in pork green chili. It also had the queso blanco and a sprinkle of green onions. Delicious!It is pricey to eat here, but it is also a hotel and convention space.They do validate parking in the restaurants so if you stop for a just a bite, make sure to ask.

They've got sports! Tagged along to a conference with my husband and we stayed in site at the Gaylord. Since we didn't leave the property often, it was nice to have different options. On our final night, we went to the sports bar and it was great. The staff was friendly, provided great service and all the games were playing on the many monitors. It was a great post conference wind down. We ordered nachos and a burger and fries. The nachos could feed a couple of people easily! Very tasty and served on a flat tray. The hamburger was cooked to order and well seasoned. There were plenty of beer selections. I recommend trying the local ones before getting a favorite. You'll be surprised at the number of options and support some local breweries. Great place for a relaxed meal at the Gaylord.

I was hesitant based on the reviews being a pretty picky eater but when we got here in order the nachos, we were absolutely in love. The portion size was huge and the flavor was 10/10. I get people's frustration with the reservation but give them a little grace. We tried for lunch while staying and had no issues with walk in. Plus, if you're a sports fan, they have amazing TVs along the whole wall that have almost every channel playing

GF friendly! Kyle was our server at the bar... he said he works here once a week albeit was so nice to talk with, as well as Mahlet... She came as he was on break.. and was great! It was worth every penny! They stayed open for us.. we were the last ones out... Casa Azule tequila was delicious!

Service 10/10!! We came to watch Copa America on the big screen so we were there for several hours and our server checked on us throughout our time. Talk about a BIG screen! Great place to bring a big group and watch a sporting event. No spot you can't see a TV. Only downside is kids were running around which was annoying. The food is great but I hope you like pickled onion because it comes in almost every dish. The Mountainess nachos are exactly that, enough for three people's meal so great app for sharing! The resort is pricy so bring your wallet.

We got the chorizo queso and it was great but then we ordered the TLBT sandwich and the chicken Caesar salad. Chicken was freezing cold that looked to be pulled off a rotisserie chicken, which I guess I wasn't use to that. But wasn't a fan. The salad was big, enough for two people to share for sure. The TLBT was suppose to be on sour dough however didn't taste like it. Tasted more like plain white bread. After an appetizer, two meals and two drinks, just didn't feel worth the $100.