Avanti Food & Beverage

Amazing rooftop with scenic views, great food selection, and a fun bar with exceptional drinks! My friend and I both ordered the La Diabla specialty cocktail and it was refreshing, tasty, and gave us both a little buzz.Definitely looking forward to going back to check out the food.

One of my hiking and backpacking buddies recommend Avanti...and he was right.Great smallish food court ( I guess you would call it that) with a STUNNING rooftop bar/dinning area. I mean the views of the Flat Irons is stunning.My sandwich sucked and I felt misled by the vendor....dude it was a grinder ( I hate) not a roast pork sandwich like you find in the Philly public market. But the caprese sandwich was amazing. Great falafel sammy at the Mediterranean place though.Location is great

When I went here, it was for my friend's birthday. We dressed as old people. The people working there were kind about it, sometimes being silly isn't always well received in bars and it was. I liked that. Avanti has a rooftop bar and some heaters outside. On the roof there is an indoor seating and they have one pizza place up there. Go downstairs and there's quite a few food options, all with different styles. Vegan and gluten free options at a few of the stands. You will be carded before going upstairs (even if you are not drinking) so have that ready or they will not let you go up the elevator. Going just for food, it's good enough but I wouldn't say it's a must-visit for elaborate flavors and delicious eats. Definitely top noch bar food if that's your lick.Location is great if you're walking around on Peal street and want to stop in somewhere.

This Avanti, unlike the one in Denver, is really conveniently located. This is a great place to meet friends for a meal or beverage before a show at The Boulder Theater. They have a variety of cuisines in sort of permanent food trucks. Everyone can get what they want and sit together at one of the community tables. The bar has a great variety of beers on tap and cocktail options.

Didn't realize it until I was inside that this is a food court in a fun and funky restaurant. There's Asian, Venezuelan, Mediterranean and sandwiches inside. We had some of each. Plantains from the Venezuelan and falafel from the Mediterranean establishment, with a Mediterranean turkey salad from the sandwich shop; all were quite delicious. There's even a bar you can belly up to! I especially liked the upstairs sports loft. Give it go!

Great vibe for after work happy hour or meet with friends. This place has a variety of foods and coffee shop. There is a common seating area. We were on the rooftop, 4th floor for an after work drinks and appetizers. View was spectacular. Servers were professional and friendly. We tried their Italian meatballs, spring rolls, hummus and pita, crudités, spicy chicken skewers. The food is good but not spectacular.

Great place to end up for food and drinks after tailgating for the Buffs - they have the sound and game on all of their TVs. Good food options and tons of drink options and wide range of people there! My personally favorite is the pizza - terrible pic but delicious and the spicy ranch is can't miss.

5 Stars for a really great food hall that also has a rooftop bar with incredible views!This food hall is in the heart of the walkable area in Boulder and absolutely worth a visit. I started out on the first floor grabbing a drink at the bar. I ordered the Bananas & bourbon and my sister got the Ginger peach margarita. Both were really well balanced! I also noticed that they had a ton of cocktails on tap, including a mezcal Negroni, old fashioned, etc. The food hall had stalls of several different cuisines and they all looked great! We then moved upstairs to the rooftop where there was covered and uncovered areas, all with outstanding views of the mountains!I came back later that week with a group and we ordered an array of dishes to share. The pizzas were a definite repeat and there wasn't a single dish I wouldn't order again.Overall, this is a great spot for folks visiting Boulder and looking to get awesome views, well crafted cocktails, and diverse dishes.

This is located in a Food Hall off of the Pearl Street Mall. We got there at around 4:30 and when we left at around 6:30, most of the places on the mall we're either closing or already closed so it doesn't seem like a lively place for the night time. Inside the Food Hall, there are many options for you to choose from. Your group can order from different counters and sit together for your meal. I ordered from the Italian food counter. Some of the dishes were hit or miss depending on the seasoning. Some tasted really good and others like the polenta were a little bland. I'll add that there were a few confusing things about the service. For example, when your food was ready and you talked up to the counter, it was hard to tell out of the multiple orders that were ready to be picked up, which one was yours. So I feel like there should be a bit more guidance there. All in all this is a good place to grab a bite to eat with a group that has different tastes but I wouldn't be prepared to be blown away by the meals.

This sandwich was delicious. The focaccia bread was to die for - so airy and not too heavy. The chicken cutlet was cooked to perfection and paired so well with a nice afternoon beer. Didn't wait long at all after placing my order and our waitress was very attentive. Great vibes inside and on the rooftop.