Brooklyn’s – Invesco Field

If I could give this place a negative number I would. The customer service by the MANAGER was awful. She would not even listen to a request to change the game on a tv even though there were two tv’s 3 feet apart playing the same game. Their defense was it was what the owner wanted to watch. Running a restaurant based on what makes the owner happy and not the customers seems a bit backwards. They are lucky they are one of the only options by the stadium. I would never go back and I recommend you don’t either.

Love this place! If you don’t know where your going you won’t find it. Best burgers in Denver and great atmosphere. Kinda casual with a touch of dive and wonderful

Fantastic patio, private parking lot, decent food, average staff … it across the parking lot to the south from Mile High …
This is a great place, and the location is both a positive and a drawback … the neighborhood is sketchy and it is basically in/​under the Colfax viaduct …
Great for groups on the patio or upstairs (not on game or event day!!) Service has been hit or miss when I have been there, but I give the benefit of the doubt with an average description … the patio, drink specials, space/​location, & easy parking are what make this place better than just average.

Awful service! Acted bothered when taking our order. Very burnt BLT and steak sandwich. When asked for the manager we found out that our rude waitress was the manager. Cannot believe this place stays in business.

Brooklyns is just a fun casual bar. It’s off the beaten path just south of Mile High Stadium. Be sure to avoid game day unless you are planing on gong early FYI. They are a great place to meet up before and after a game, but they can get really busy. Another tip is make a trek over there on a weeknight or non game weekend. Good food. Good prices. Fun staff and lots of beer options. Cheers.

Friends and I have been here a few times over the past few months and always had a great time.
On non-​game days, there is tons of space to bring your group. I’ve never had to wait for a table.
The food is solid. Good burgers, onion rings and apps.
Diane, the manager, is friendly and great to work with when setting up an event. MeetInDenver had their Holiday Party here, took over the elevated portion of the dining room and still had plenty of space for their White Elephant Gift Exchange.
They have a private parking lot behind the restaurant and there is plenty of street parking in the area.
The patio is awesome. We will definitely have to drop in for some burgers and brews once the sun comes out.

The service can be hit or miss, but otherwise a good quiet little neighborhood bar (unless it’s game night). I like the free chips/​salsa for their happy hour. A good solid little neighborhood bar for games. Drinks are made right here, nice and strong. This place is situated right next to Mile High Stadium (it gets super busy during games). Food isn’t the greatest, but it’s not bad either. I like the potato skins a bunch — really well made. I also like their green chile. Lots of regulars frequent this place. Free parking, which is key! A nice little back patio for summer time drinking :) It’s a pretty good place, close to the office and tucked away from the hustle and bustle… right off Colfax *under the bridge* and close to the exit/​entrance to I25. It’s pretty convenient and situated right in the heart of Bronco Country. GO BRONCOS!

Ended up here during a Bronco’s game on a Sunday. We walked in as the game started and there were a few open tables upstairs which was nice.
We were greeted about 15 minutes after sitting down by a server that had seemingly zero interest in serving us. We asked if there were drink specials and she replied with a quick and snappy «no»…well, sorry for asking haha. Ended up ordering Coors out of the bottle for $ 4.50 each. Ouch. We had very little interaction with our server the entire time. I’m assuming they were understaffed, in which case the blatant lack of attention still wasn’t justified.
The menu was that of a typical sports bar… nachos, wings, ect. but with a hefty price tag on it ($ 10ish for bar food). The quality of food wasn’t anything to be desired… especially for the price.
It was a snowy November afternoon that we dined here, but the strange thing is that it was FREEZING COLD INSIDE. My whole table had to keep our jackets/​beanies on the entire time that we were there.
I feel like this place has a lot of potential if they offered discounted drinks on football Sunday, improved the wait staff, and uhm… have the heat on while it’s snowing outside haha. Overall, I doubt I’ll be back to see if that potential will ever be met.

Ended up here as a result of a total fluke! The inside reminded me of some sort of chain restaurants. like a Ruby Tuesdays perhaps. Didn’t have any food, just a drink. The bartender seemed ehh a tiny bit annoyed that we all asked for waters. Don’t have too much else to report, other than there didn’t seem to be much else in the area, so it could save the day if you’re on that side of Colfax!

great place for Pre or post game for Broncos game, only complaint was the attitude by bar staff about direct tv and what games they show. But that is minor compared to the fun we had

Wel love this place! It’s fun during football games, but it’s a quiet gem during the offseason. This place has three different «zones». The first is the downstairs bar. This is a typical, sports bar atmosphere with tables, booths and flat screen TVs. The second is the upstairs bar which is a big room with tables and TVs (great for big groups, meetings, big games, etc.) The last spot is the outside patio. It is covered in lush greenery which offers privacy from all buildings nearby. It’s truly one-​of-​a-​kind in Denver. Perfect spot for a 6 p.m. cocktail.
Staff: Excellent (Especially Patrick)
Atmosphere: Quiet during offseason, party spot during Bronco’s games
Food: Delicious!
Drinks: Not too expensive
Location: «Under» Colfax and Federal near Mile High Station. Off of the bike route and a new light rail stop is behind it!

This place is great for cruisers or for a quick drink before the nugs game or avs game. The service is usually mediocre and not very attentive, but the beer is always cold and THAT is what truly matters.

I love this place. Its literally a hop skip and jump from the stadium. I love the outdoor patio with the open bars and xtra large coronas. Since last weekend was a special game they even had a dj playing out back old school hip hop. I love the crowd here, all broncos fans and all having a good time. Love this place and all the die hards you mingle with here.

My brother-​in-​law and I both work in downtown Denver and have eaten here a hand full of times. I decided to write a review today because I feel like I will not be going back after having lunch there today. The waitress was nice… so it wasn’t the service. The restaurant was clean… so it wasn’t the environment. It was the food and the price that got me. We usually get a hamburger and noticed that the price had just risen by another dollar. So, a hamburger is now 10.99. Their food is okay… but when you realize that with tip and only drinking water… I walked out paying $ 15.00 for a mediocre burger and some fries… with no drink, it’s alarming. Especially since a Red Robin Burger Works opened across the street and it’s got burgers of the same relative taste for a LOT less money and no need to give a tip. At Red Robin Burger Works, a combo of hamburger, fries, and a soda costs me $ 9.00. I just can’t justify spending $ 15 on a «meh» burger any longer. Sorry Brooklyn’s. You lost me.

I went to Brooklyn’s before last week’s broncos/​browns game. I wanted to catch the early games before I went to the game. I definitely needed to get there earlier if I wanted a table.
There were no tables available inside, so we sat outside. The problem is outside there are only two small tvs… and you can only see one tv at a time.
They had a grill where you could buy food, but it was pretty expensive for what it is ($ 7 for a burger).

Great pre-​game hang out IMO. The patio is always packed before a Bronco’s game. They usually have a grill set up in the back so if you can’t get a table in the restaurant, you can grab a burger or hot dog if the need arises (or if you don’t want to pay stadium prices for the same thing…) They have a couple of beer tubs set out as well so you don’t have to stand in line at the bar and these little tubs have bombers of certain beers. I have been meeting people here before the game for a few years now and I don’t plan on stopping any time soon.
Thanks Brooklyn’s for making the pre-​game experience a little more enjoyable.

Great food (esp the fries)! Warning! Don’t order the crab sandwich unless you like imitation crab. I have been a few times during lunch break and once after a Rapids game so I don’t know the bar scene their… can just comment on the food.

Great bar, 1 of my favorite places. Wish is could get in here more.

First time we were there our waitress was not wearing any shoes just toe socks, totally gross. We ended staying and eating and having a few beers the food was not to bad and the patio was heated and very big. It seems every time we go back they are always closed so I started calling to see if they would be open. They don’t have set hours so they staff come and go as they please even at 7 o clock on a friday. During Broncos games its mainly the RTD employees hanging out and not a lot of drinking or anything probably because its 5 dollars for beer in a plastic party cup. I would just tailgate or go some place else close to invesco

I have been here a few times during games, but never for the pre-​game madness. Talk about a fun time. And age appropriate… for me.
There were so many people here — this place was packed… in a good way. Loud in a great way. There was so much going on and so many people to chill with that it didn’t really matter that it was standing room only.
Way to pre-​party for the Broncos!
The staff was on top of the crowd. The service was fast. The shots were XL. The energy was high.
Too much fun.