Corridor 44

I was pretty happy with my meal here, with a a few caveats. The snakebite I was served was not served to me in a chilled glass so it ended up lukewarm pretty fast. The scallops also didn't taste very fresh, I was a little worried. Otherwise the risotto and charcuterie board were delicious and the service was friendly and fast. I would come back for happy hour, grilled cheese and small nibbles! The tables inside were comfy too!

Very nice espresso martini, great atmosphere and friendly service. This is a cool little champagne bar that also has all the booze and cocktails. The martini was 15 dollars. Next door- it's 24 dollars.

3 1/2 starsThis Champagne bar is trying to evoke a sense of chi-chi luxury with chandeliers and European old-style furnishings, and it succeeds, as long as you don't look too close. Once seated by our waitress, who was dressed in jeggings and a top as if she was about to head to the local gym, in a very dimly lit narrow corridor, we could not help but notice the less than sparkling fixture dangling over our table with glass suspensions in need of serious polishing. In the bathroom, the broken soap dispenser was sadly seating by the sink (well, at least it was not empty).On the bright side, Happy Hour offers a nice selection of drinks and snacks at a great price. Everybody seems to rave about the Smoked Salmon Caviar Chips, but we were not impressed. We tasted the caviar separately otherwise it gets lost with the other flavors, and it was disappointingly mushy, likely not fresh. The charcuterie and cheese board on the other hand was perfect. The spiced mixed nuts with bacon are also a great snack.The menu offers an impressive list of cocktails most of them featuring "bubbles", not champagne, so I can't tell if we got Prosecco and any other kind of sparkling wine. In any case, we each enjoyed a couple, and they were tasty.Overall, I think it's a cool place for a date night with drinks and snacks, or for happy hour, though I'd hesitate to opt for a full dinner.

Still cool & intimate little champagne bar on Larimer. I came here years ago after a first date date and had after dinner drinks. Things are still the same; great service & great drinks. Mirrors & chandeliers give the allure of sexiness and sophistication of a tiny bar in Paris. My party & I stopped on in midday as we were doing wedding planning for our cousin. Needless to say, they were extremely happy we stooped in, mainly because they couldn't find the hidden speakeasy on Larimer. We told them, "Let's go here. We love it. Service was great, and they helped give suggestions to the engaged couple. We just sat midday, laughing, smiling and enjoying rest champagne & other bubbly cocktails. This is a great place to stop with a date and/or great clients in town for drinks & small bites.

Corridor 44 is a great spot to go if you enjoy dark, moody lighting, decent cocktails, and a killer happy hour. Early in the evening it is a very quiet spot but as the night goes on it gets that delightful buzzy bar noise that we all love where the din of conversation mutes out everything around you. The food is good it just takes a while to come out. I would just expect it to take a bit longer than average. The Tuna Poke was probably my favorite thing I had but nothing was bad by any means, just sort of run of the mill elevated cocktail food. The cocktails, honestly, don't wow me but they are consistent and decent. I had a cucumber fizz, which was fine, and French 75 which was fine. And an espresso martini which was, yup, you guessed it, fine. One place where Corridor 44 shines is their happy hour, especially when it comes to nibbles. The cost of the food at happy hour is a steal! And it is fairly easy to get in if it is on the early side of happy hour.

I feel compelled to write a one star review despite the fact the servers were awesome and the atmosphere was super cozy and fun. The one star is for the bartender alone. He was awful. We walked in and told him that we just wanted a glass of wine real quick...Implying that we weren't there all night, just in and out. He quickly jumps all over us using profanity asking us how quick we wanted him to pour a drink as he has other customers. Reluctantly, we decided to stay and just ignore how rude he was. As we sat there, it was spewing profanity at all of the servers. There was a small verbal altercation at the bar as the female waitress said, all I need is a beer for my customer and it has been 15 minutes. We watched the bartender throw several fits over blown kegs, etc. The staff apologized to customers at the bar saying how embarrassed they were. We decided to order a second drink and watch him huff all over the bar. It was becoming theater at this point. We opted to leave and noticed that for a tab totaling $25, he mistakenly charged us $75 and played like he had no idea that he did it. They need a new bartender.

Great upper scale bar on Larimer square. Great spot to bring someone new to Colorado as Larimer square is always a great newbie experience. Definitely would dress up more the other places in Denver.

Wow, this champagne bar is amazing. Came in here from a friend's advice and was not disappointed. The bartenders here Cisco, Brent and Sarah, are amazing, as is the food. Stop in and see for yourself. I give this place 5 stars

Came here on a Sunday night for post-dinner drinks. Went with the Brazilian wax (cachaca, açaí, bubbles), which I enjoyed. Their Vesper and Espresso martinis are also excellent. Ambiance is classy. Service was friendly. If you like bubbly, this is the place to be! There is indoor and outdoor seating.

Food is very good with small plates and entrees all very tasty. Drinks were well made and ample pours. I think they were understaffed in a concert night so service was slow and sometimes looked flustered. Definitely a place to visit and enjoy