No Name Grill

Our visit to No Name Grill was a pleasant mistake. We were trying to go to a bar on Westword's Top 100 List also called No Name and ended up in Littleton as this was the bar that came up in our Google search. No Name Grill is a great neighborhood bar in a strip mall across from Southwest Plaza.The bartender doubled as our server and even though she was the only employee out front, she kept everyone happy and did so with a genuine caring attitude. When we told her we had never been in before, she welcomed us and shared some of her favorite items on the menu. We decided to split the turkey melt with chips and it was good. The snake bites were a nice starter. Jalapeños wrapped in bacon and filled with cream cheese never disappoint and the buffalo ranch that came with it was a bonus. Pours are strong and cheap. Happy Hour runs M-F 11-6pm with $3 domestic pints and $1 off wells ($3.75 for a vodka soda!) Filled with colorful regulars of all ages with a Touchtune selection that allowed them to joke with each other through song selections, had me laughing and singing along. Where else can you hear Loverboy's "Hot Girls In Love"? followed up by Celine Dion's "My Heart Will Go On" playing loudly and proudly at noon? Near, far, wherever you are...I am glad we stumbled upon this No Name Grill.

This a diamond in the rough. While looking for another bar that actually has no name, No Name Grill popped up and we gave it a try. Not disappointed at all in this neighborhood bar. No Name has some delicious bar food. Go tos include the turkey or ham melt as well as their burgers. They have a hefty selection of appetizers from which we selected the snake bites. They were tasty and not deep fried, which I like in a jalapeno popper. The Turkey melt hit the spot as well making it well worth the drive out to the Southwest Plaza area. Service was great. No Name was a happening spot for lunch on a Wednesday and with only one server/bartender on for the shift, she did a great job getting to everyone quickly. Will definitely go back to No Name!

I have not been to this place in years, so I decided to swing by and see if they were still open. I remember they were closed for a short while, but there are new owners. I love bar food. I always order a burger first time because I feel if you can't make a burger, then the rest can't be much better. Gotta be honest, this might be a top 10 burger in Denver. Maybe even five. It was that good. I am very happy that I stopped by. I will be back. I can't get that burger out of my mind.

We came in on a busy Sunday around 12:30 during a broncos game place was packed but we still got 3 spots at the bar ordered an app and sandwiches everything came out super quick and was great! The two bartenders Carlie and chelay were absolutely incredible! They were running the entire room themselves and keeping everyone happy! Great spot!

We had a fabulous time here and really only stopped in for a quick drink or two. We sat at the bar and pretty quickly made fast friends with the bartenders and a couple on our left side. This is a great place to wind down after a long day, to chill out and enjoy some mellow, laid back vibes. Not a great craft beer place, but if your a mixed drink person, they'll take good care of you! We'll be back for sure :)

Customer service was nice enough but there was one waitress to a busy dining room and she never apologized for the wait or seemed to care. Food took forever and you could tell our meals weren't made consecutively as some were cold and just ok overall. Ok place to get a beer maybe, especially if you live close but there are a lot better places in the area.

Perfect burger !!! OMG !!! I don't usually dode over a burger, but they have it on point !!! Great staff ! Awesome food !!!Incredibly awesome !!!

American Express sent me an invite to try this location about two months ago. When I arrived, I read signs on the door that said they were closed due to covid restrictions. I was disappointed but filed this location away in my mind to return another time. Today, I had reason to be on that side of town so I stopped in for lunch with several others. The place is very clean with a clear signage about wearing masks and the interior was spaced well to keep strangers six feet apart. Brooklyn was our waitress and she greeted us quickly. She was pleasant and to the point. We ordered our food to go as I still don't feel especially comfortable indoors with several dozen people I don't know. The food came out quickly, was well packaged and warm. The cheeseburger was wonderful and the Reuben was top shelf. The Philly wasn't especially good but the fries were top notch. The price was very reasonable.I did get a slight feeling that I was not a regular and was treated accordingly. I was treated professionally but not especially personally.

The only thing good about this place is the bar tender. She bent over backwards to get us set up with a decent beer. Our first beers from the tap were gross. The overnight team turned off the CO2 and kegs were spoiled somehow so we switched to bottle beer while they try to fix it. The food was inedible. Chicken fingers so overcooked you couldn't bite it and a $12 BLT literally had 2 pieces of bacon laid out on one side of the semi-grilled (not toasted) bread. Thank goodness the fries were decent. But not returning.

We just went to this bar because it was convenient to meet my "long lost" cousin. The choices on the menu were enticing and actually everyone at our table was completely satisfied with our choices! For what I guess you'd call a locals bar or hole in the wall, they had the usual beer choices, but (and I'm all about the liquor/bourbon) they had some great choices instead of the typical lower shelf offerings. Looking forward to another visit on our next visit to the Denver area