Number Thirty Eight

Happy Saturday folks! No better place to watch football than being surrounded by several tvs and an outdoor projector with heaters. The queso was spicy!!! It didn't say it was but it had some HEAT! I like it but if your group doesn't, be careful. We got the Carolina vinegar wings and they were AMAZING. Cooked perfectly and so meaty! We sat outside, there's heaters and a really nice view of the mountains!

This place is great if you have friends from out of town who come from bigger cities. It showcases what denver can be, with live music, a large space, and dogs outside! The wait time for drinks is never long, but the prices have been increasing over the years. They also seem to be out of their pizza by 7 pm all the time. Not sure why. Other than that, it's a fun time. Be prepared to spend some money because it's a wrist band tap system for food and drinks, which add up fast with their prices. The food always takes a while to get so I recommend coming for the drinks and environment. They host events here all the time and they are so fun. We went to the avalanche party and the mascot and dancers were there!

Super cool and great vibes! Huge outdoor space and great food options! It's in a new part of RiNo, so not really walkable and literally no trees or shade. Service was good for drinks and food!

Number Thirty Eight is a pretty convenient RiNo hangout spot close to the freeways. Free parking can be a bit scarce on a weeknight around dinner time thanks to some construction, but I've never had to park more than 2 blocks away. When you enter, you have to show your ID and enter a credit card and share your cell number. They give you a wristband to scan and inform you of an automatic 20% gratuity and that they charge your card on file upon closing. If you have an issue, you can find someone and change your tip I suppose. You get your receipt texted to your phone so it's all pretty convenient. I like their set and rotating beer selection -- they had 5 sour choices when I first visited, now it's down to about 2 so it varies week to week. They only have craft beers, a couple house wine blends, and a couple mixers from what I've seen. Prices are pretty average. The food menu is not super robust. You order then get a buzzer. The pizza slices are pretty large but I waited 20+ minutes for a $7 burnt cracker with cheese. The curly fries are fine. My friend got a hot chicken sandwich and got sick that night so I've avoided the rest of their food (the restaurant was "out" of chicken soon after). Tons of space inside and a huge patio outside with a projection screen, 2 sand volleyball courts, and cornhole boards (Volo leagues play here). Dog friendly outside. Sometimes they have Harry Potter trivia and other events on. The staff is always kind and sociable. They have a nice team system going so you pretty much never have to wait to get a drink after scanning your wristband. Overall I'd say it's a decent spot to meet friends, have a craft beer and catch a game, but I'd avoid the food, and just make sure you check your receipts.

I recently went here for a friend's birthday. The drinks and food were good. I wish they had games though! It seemed like a good place for that.

Have heard about this place forever and finally had the chance to go meet some friends for football Sunday today. We had fun hanging outside - atmosphere was good despite half-hearted snow a6ive clearing outside. Drinks were good, food was mid, sticker shock was serious when it was time to close out. Glad to have hung out today but can't imagine going back when it's this spendy.

Number 38 has a great outdoor seating area with plenty of high tops, picnic tables, etc & afternoon/evening sun. There is also a mega screen for sporting events. They have an outdoor bar area that is available to reserve for private parties. They offer various taps from local CO breweries and have mixed drinks as well.

Great patio and spot in Denver! It has so much seating & variety of drinks! The service was quick and friendly. A great spot for a game night or just hanging with friends. There is also sand volleyball which is so fun!

This place sounded like it was going to be great.When we arrived, thinking it was a family-friendly venue. We were given instructions on how things worked around there. They have this automatic charge bracelet that you swipe all your orders to, and it automatically charges your card . Once you're ready to leave, you just leave, and your receipt will be texted to you. We questioned the automatic 20% service charge for a self-service place, and we were told it's a voluntary 20%.We made our way to the outdoor patio area and couldn't find any shaded areas to sit, so we had to sit in the direct sun which wouldn't had been that bad if we didn't have our little niece with us and the other kids at a few of the nearby tables were sitting under the tables in order to get some shade. The outdoor stage was large enough for the bands and a large outdoor screen, but it didn't offer any entertainment for the outside guests. It was time to order our beverages. We went inside to order our drinks. You are able to sample their beverages. My sister-in-law ordered a margarita that was about the size of a double shot glass that cost about $11. And for a brewhouse, we were expecting a larger craft beer selection, so after a few samples, we just settled for a pitcher of White Rascal. The food was the same brewhouse stuff, hamburgers, hot dogs, wings, and pizza. All this was self-service. It was Bingo day, and this was being played inside. Here's where we took offense to. The Bingo caller had a gimmick, his thing, and that was a Mexican wrestler. The game must have started while we were outside having our beverages and food, so we didn't know what was going on inside. As we were leaving, we walked into the seating service area, and there's this guy dressed up as a Mexican wrestler calling out Bingo numbers and using profanity with children around. From the look around all the gusts this day, it looked like we were the only Hispanics in the facility, so we were thrown off by what we just witnessed, especially in a location and times like this where everyone is so concerned about representation and feelings. It was obvious that everyone there was fine with the mocking of the Hispanic culture. As we checked out, thankfully we were able to change the service charge to something we felt was more fitting than the 20% they requested due to that fact that the only service this place provided was the pouring of drinks and making your food, the guests are the ones who do the actual work by placing and taking your orders to the table and clearing the table. We noticed that we were charged regular prices for two of the samples we tried. Our bracelet tab must have been too close to the reader and may have accidentally changed our card, so this could be problematic for those who don't physically check out at the end of their visit. As you can tell with my review, we definitely were not happy with our visit to this place and definitely don't see ourselves coming back anytime soon. With so many other brewhouses here in Colorado, we'll go spend our money elsewhere.

Solid outdoor area, definitely the highlight of the place. Lots of room inside and plenty of seating options but half of the bar is almost always closed, and it is very loud inside. Food is ok, drinks are ok, not bad at all - but nothing to write home about and a little on the expensive side for what you get.