Oskar Blues - Denver

everything about this place reminds me of a upscale American eatery the OB burger is hella fire littlespicy if spices hit you as hard as me (littlesensitive). but the BBQ burger is the best thing after a work out of just feeling fat love the people that work here haven't met a person that isn't awesome thank you Oskar blues yall are amazing thank you again

Flew into Denver for a show and my son found this place on the AAdining website so we decided to try it out. Really cool atmosphere and plenty of seating. Good variety of beers and although the menu wasn't too extensive, lots of different options to try. My son ordered the pulled pork sandwich and he ranked it pretty high. I got the OB burger, and it was really good. It was well cooked and delicious.Our server was awesome and checked in on us frequently. Definitely a place worth checking out when in the downtown area.

In our brews across the Midwest we stopped in at Oskar Blues. We lost our OB brewery in Austin, it was such a nice place to stop in so we had to look them up in Denver. It's a very chill place to have some great beers. We had a couple of their IPA's and as usual were not disappointed. We had the opportunity to speak with the manager Chase, he is as chill as the place. The service here was great, the atmosphere is the kind of place you want to frequent on a regular basis. Let's keep our breweries busy, don't want to lose these gems.

Honestly, I just came for the alcohol on St. Patrick's Day and they did a great job. So five stars for you!That's all I got.

Excellent beer selection, adorable and super fun bartender, typical space - live music downstairs, more open, sporty hangout upstairs. We stayed upstairs, but we got plenty of da' base sitting at the bar.

Flew into Denver for a kings/avalanche game. My buddy found this place on Yelp and we decided to try it out. Really cool and chill atmosphere and lots of seating.Lots of beers and although the menu wasn't too extensive, lots of different things to try. My buddies got the pub nachos, pulled pork sandwich, and fish and chips. They all said the food was really good.I got the OB burger and it was really good. Although it had a lot of ingredients and was pretty messy, the bread was nice and firm and the burger held together well and didn't fall apart. Nice and well cooked patty and the jalapeño's gave it a little kick. Fries were extra crispy and had a good texture and were delicious.Our server Sierra was awesome and checked in on us numerous times. They weren't too busy, but I appreciate when restaurants don't rush you or give you the check as a hint that it's time to go.If you're ever in the downtown area, check this place out.

I'm visiting Colorado and my friends told me they've seen the place but haven't dined in yet. So after taking a 3 hour hike, we decided we might as well eat here and give it a try. The place has so much parking and the theme is very rustic/nature with a touch of bar feel. The inside is well lit, the seats are wooden but comfy to sit in and spacious enough to fit plenty of people. The place has indoor and outdoor dining along with a bar to watch any game coming up. The staff are great and patient especially since I had tons of questions for them since I'm not one of the locals. Our waiter suggested a great cider for me to try while I ordered fish and chips. The wait time was decent and everyone's drinks and foods came out relatively around the same time so no one was left waiting for more than 15+ minutes for a drink or entree. I knew my meal was nice and fresh because the piping hot steam coming from my fish made my mouth drool. Even when I touched the fish, my fingertips were feeling the heat. Taking the first bite was hot and crispy yet the fish was tender and juicy on the inside. The fries/chips were crunchy and hot. The meal was filling and I'm so glad I had a fresh hot meal. Would love to come back for a nice cold drink and hot meal sometime again!

Stayed at a hotel nearby, and I'd read the reviews in advance. Overall it was a brewpub, and the kind lady serving the bar was attentive and friendly. I am a fan of Dale's Pale Ale, which is the reason for my visit. Food: had the prime rib sandwich with sweet potato fries. The meat was juicy and the au jus was a nice complement. The fries were decent.Beer: As mentioned, I came here because of Dale's, and it was tapped out. Very disappointing. They offered in the can, but I can get that anywhere.Service: Welcoming staff, helpful serverAmbiance: it was really calm, though it was a Monday night. There were couples having a beverage and friends playing pool.Overall I wanted to give 5 stars but the fact Dale's wasn't available on tap just burst the bubble for me

I had some time to kill downtown and thought I'd check out this place to learn about their blues music. "Blues" is after all part of their name. When you enter there is a staircase leading down to the music venue. It was roped off because this was 3:30 on a Wednesday. The bartender told me music is usually only on the weekends. She also told me that while blues was probably what they originally featured, it's now a mixture of entertainment with blues maybe being part of it.The place is definitely geared to large crowds. The main floor in front of the bar seats a lot of people. There are pool tables in a raised area in the back. And of course there's the basement where the music venue is.

Since my time living out in Denver, Oskar Blues has always been one of my favorite breweries. It's hard to go wrong with their Dale's Pale Ale. When I realized that they now had a restaurant in Denver, it was time for my family to stop in for dinner one night while on spring break. Oskar Blues Grill & Brew is located just off the 16th Street Mall on Market Street, just a few blocks from Union Station. There was a good crowd when we arrived, but the spacious restaurant space allowed for a table to be had right away.Obviously, you will find Dale's Pale Ale on draft, but they also have a ton of other beers that aren't so common, especially out in Ohio. If barrel-aged Ten FIDY is there, be sure to give that a try! Other popular beers include Mama's Little Yella Pils and Old Chub. The restaurant also features a full bar and signature cocktails.For dinner, I had the spicy chicken sandwich which is tossed in honey sriracha, topped with coleslaw and pickled jalapenos on a brioche bun ($15 with fries and pickle slices). This was a really unique and good spicy chicken sandwich. It was pretty hot, so be sure you have plenty of Dale's Pale Ale to wash it down with! My wife enjoyed the pulled pork, and the kids menu had just about everything our littles could want on it.