Colorado Campfire

Denver, we are back!We stopped by Colorado Campfire for dinner and a beer after dropping our bags off at our hotel, which was about a half mile walk from there to here. The weather was so nice that we decided to sit on their dog-friendly patio. Coming from Las Vegas, where we've dealt with record breaking heat over the summer and into the fall months, sitting outside on a restaurant patio in Denver was comfortable for once. It wasn't busy at all for a Wednesday night so we were seated right away.They have a pretty decent menu, but because their beer menu is so big (about 70+ beers on tap), it was only accessible through a QR code. They had so many beers available that it was a little difficult to choose just one! My parents also had difficulty choosing what beer they wanted as well.These were our following beer selections - I got the Slice of Paradise from Second Dawn Brewing Co., which had the flavors of blueberries and raspberries included. My dad got the Solid Hex from TRVE Brewing Co., which included watermelon puree. My mom got the Undead Apumpalyptica from Wiley Roots Brewing, which was a pumpkin spice barley wine, appropriate for this time of year. They had some excellent beers here and I want to try more on my next visit.We shared an appetizer of pretzel bites before moving on to their entrees. One complaint that my parents had about this was that they didn't have the texture nor the taste of an actual pretzel bite on the outside, where it was also lacking salt. They said that it was more of a sourdough bite than a pretzel bite, and I can confirm that this is true.Our entrees were the veggie burger with fries for me, the turkey bacon club with tater tots for my dad, and the chicken pesto panini with tater tots for my mom. My mom doesn't eat fries and asked for tater tots as an alternative. The veggie burger was delicious, including the jam that was topped with it. My parents liked their sandwiches but said that both were a little too salty.We really enjoyed this place! We'll have to come back again on our next trip to Denver.

I get it that Denver isn't the place for great food but Campfire was near the bottom....and speaking of bottoms, this place has Gay pride flags all over the place. Is this a Gay bar? I can't stand when restaurants get political. How do you have a gay flag and not the American flag? Then you have a huge Trump doll in the back. STAHP. I ordered the wings cooked light and they came out extra burnt. Waitress gave an excuse about the city laws but the real reason is these places make a batch of wings and reheat a few when you order. You can tell when you're eating frozen reheated wings. These were also the tiniest wings I've ever seen. They smelled off too. I took pics of the bathroom. How long do you have to ignore them for the trashcan to overflow like this?You'd think they were understaffed but there was plenty of employees bumbling around walking into each other, and goofing off.

September 2024 - Business Trip - 8 days - I really enjoyed my dinners at this restaurant. It had friendly staff, great meals at an affordable price (average $24 including tip) and a variety of choices I enjoy. The best choice I made ordering the Chicken Tenders appetizer as an entree. Big & tasty with fries! I also enjoyed their burger and Fish/chips meals. My wife would have loved trying cocktails from their extensive menu.

Instagram got me. I saw the s'mores old fashioned in an ad and was sold. This place was cute! Food was good drinks were better. Pro tip add an extra mallow to your drink! If you don't, you'll wish you did.

What an amazing beer! Loved this place to relax. The inside is amazing, but totally loved the outside seating. We tried margaritas, beer and a few appetizers and they were all delicious. Service was great and on top of it the entire time which I really appreciated.

We came here unexpectedly lather live in the neighborhood. Usually it's packed to the gills and appears noisy from the street. We came on a Monday night at 7pm and had our pick of in and out. Lots of bar space and patio if we had brought the dog. Service was fast and efficient. Friendly staff from start to finish. Food...lamb and mint burger, cooked medium, with a side salad and fries. Not bad but not quite the taste combo we expected. The fries had a mild Smokey taste which was very nice. Chicken teriyaki sandwich with tots. This was tasty but a tad too savory. The chicken was so damn big there was no way I was getting the sandwich in my mouth so I hacked it up with a knife which seemed more appropriate. Getting bits of chicken, slaw, bread and pickles would be the perfect taste but hard to accomplish as a mega sandwich. See pics! The tots were spiced up and also very savory and a hint of smoke too. Very unique. We didn't drink but the water was cold and plentiful! I would def return and try the burger and nachos as those looked very tasty on nearby tables. I counted 70 beers on tap, a well stocked selection of whiskey if beer isn't your thing. Lots of seating options and it seems likely that you could bring a good sized group here and find a place to sit. The booths accommodate 6 reasonably sized humans.

The food is great and the people were nice but they were a little slow getting my refill and my pulled pork was spicy and it felt like they put the pretzels in the cup and tossed salt on it then served it but those are minor things they give water to the dogs outside

We ran into Campfire a little late after getting into Denver. We were looking for a place just to grab a quick cocktail before going to bed. The hockey game was on and it was a great atmosphere. The patio closes at 10 PM due to the noise ordinance. The drinks are good at spicy Paloma and jazz hands. The spicy Paloma was not super spicy so no worries if that's not your thing. The super kind and accommodating.

Really enjoy this little restaurant in uptown. Lots of beers and cocktails available and yummy food with a nice patio that allows dogs.

Stopped in for a late lunch while exploring Denver. This place has a fun vibe and was filled with lots of happy people enjoying a leisurely Saturday afternoon. The menu isn't extensive, but you'll find something you like. We had a breakfast burrito (it was brunch after all) and the lamb burger. The burrito was good and the green chili made it better. The lamb burger was underseasoned, but a bit of salt and pepper made a huge difference. The service was good for as busy as they were.