Where are the Best Signature Drinks in Denver, Colorado?
My friends and I went to eat at ESPN zone on the 16th street mall. When we left we saw the Purple Martini next door and decided to stop in for a drink. It was about 9pm and a little slow. We were greeted bt a friendly waitress who asked if we had been there before. We replied no and she recommended some of her favorite drinks to us. Within the hour the place got packed and a DJ came and started playing some great music. It was cool because the crowd was very diverse. All ages and colors. Our waitress asked if we wanted to sign up to get their weekley email about events and such and also gave us a $25 happy hour gift certificate for next time we come in. We felt very welcome there and have definitlg gone back since.Pros + Garage parking, friendly staff, good musicCons – small venue
I honestly cannot for the life of me figure out why there are so many people on here saying that everything about this place is horrible. I’d suspect that either they’re not very familiar with brew pubs and breweries, or their standards are set way too high and they’re closed off to trying anything new. As for people complaining about service, I’m willing to bet they were either there during a busy time of day or were expecting way too much out of their servers. My husband and I recently went to Bull & Bush with a friend, our first time there, to try their brews and have some lunch. While I can’t say that any of us are beer experts, and we don’t brew ourselves, my husband and I are beer nerds, as we call ourselves. We love beer. Good beer. We’ve been to a ton of local breweries and brew pubs here in Colorado, and are wanting to eventually visit them all. We’ve had some really bad beer and some really good beer, and Bull & Bush’s brews rank towards the top of the list of good be
This review is a response to the review posted about the “shady waitress.” I am the manager at DDS and was contacted by the husband of the young lady who had a tip posted to her credit card without her permission. I researched their complaint and found that there had been no tip posted to their account by our waitress or our establishment. When I called back to confirm this with the couple, they acknowledged that, indeed, there was no charge to their card other than the charge that was authorized by the cardholder. They then apologized for the accusation.Unfortunately, most credit card processing companies will “hold open” or “ping” a debit card, and sometimes a credit card, to make sure there are sufficient funds in the account to hold open a tab at a bar. This “credit check” has nothing to do with the establishment and seems to be a universal practice among credit card processing companies. Usually, this amount is $50, but it can vary. This is not a charge, but if one were to
I heard Nine 75 had new Management so I went in to check it out. My Servers Name was Dax, He was great. He reccomended the Mahi Mahi Club for lunch with a starter of French onion soup. OH so good. The price was reasonable. Even the chef came to my table and asked if I was enjoying my meal. Pros + great food and locationCons – they had fake plants, but that was my only complaint
