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Reviews on Bar food in Arvada, Colorado, United States. The City of Arvada /ɑːrˈvædə/ is a Home Rule Municipality located in Jefferson and Adams counties, a part of the Denver-Aurora-Lakewood, CO Metropolitan Statistical Area of the U.S. State of Colorado. The United States Census Bureau estimated the city population at 111,707 residents as of July 1, 2013, ranking Arvada as the seventh most populous municipality in Colorado. The Olde Town Arvada historic district is located 7 miles (11 km) northwest of the Colorado State Capitol in Denver.
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10. Malone's Clubhouse Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 62 reviews
Reviewed By Barrett B
Food was okay. Nothing bad about any of it but nothing to write home about. Did enjoy the spicy pickles. Waitress was very kind. Attentiveness was sorely lacking. Upon arrival the hostess was frazzled and walked back and forth three times while we followed her around before finally seated. Took nearly a half hour before they took our order. Drinks were empty several times before refills. Our son accidentally spilled his water and three staff saw us desperately trying to clean up with our napkins but rather than offer to help they simply turned away. Thereâs better places to spend my money.
9. Steuben's Arvada
Overall Ratings
3 based on 148 reviews
Steuben's Food Service locations in Colorado respect the history of their name and the core ingredients of the American Regional classics we have attempted to recreate. These dishes are Americaâs cuisine and Americanâs interpretations of the dishes of our
Reviewed By denverfoodadventures
One of my favorite Denver-area restaurants, Steuben's does not disappoint. It's basically up-scale diner food, but it's done so right. Their Nashville hot chicken was just as good â if not better (sorry Nashville) than what I had this summer. Plus, they do breakfast all day and have homemade Choco Tacos. There is one in uptown Denver, I haven't been, but I love that the one in Arvada is in an old diner that they renovated to make it look straight out of the '70s.
8. Kline's Beer Hall
Overall Ratings
4 based on 37 reviews
Reviewed By Tom G
We're not sophisticated craft beer people, so the huge selection was a bit overwhelming. Everyone in our group found a couple beers to try and enjoyed them. The sausage sandwiches are huge, and they pile high the fries. Good service, prices just a bit high for this kind of a picnic-tables style bar. The place is wide open with picnic-table style dining. Acoustics are bad, so it's very loud.
7. Jack's Bar and Grill & Steamers Coffeehouse
Overall Ratings
4 based on 63 reviews
Jack's and Steamers is a family owned restaurant in Arvada, Colorado. We have a fun and friendly atmosphere and serve breakfast, lunch and dinner. Almost all of our food is made from scratch with only the fresh ingredients. We also have a prep kitchen whe
Reviewed By msp1231
We found Jackâs in the Five Parks area of Arvada recently and have been back many times, for breakfast, happy hour, and dinner. In the morning, you see countless folks coming in for their morning caffeine on the way to work, moms meeting for breakfast after kids go to school, and a good bustle every day. They make and sell their own jam! Happy hour, from 4-6 provides a reduced price on particular beverages and a very limited snack menu. The lunch and dinner menu are the same and feature salads, sandwiches, appetizers, soup, dessert. We are fans of the fish and chips and sliders. Jackâs also has a catering business across the street. Jackâs started, and continues, as an employer of adults with developmental disabilities - kudos to them! There is a kids menu too.
6. Smokin Fins
Overall Ratings
4 based on 56 reviews
Reviewed By Arcee_CO
This recent seafood restaurant addition in Old Town Arvada has a spark that makes it stand out among Jefferson County (west-side of metro Denver) restaurants. Very fresh fish in generous portions is the key for our visits. For a starter, their Broncos chowder special for just $2 was thick with New England origins but smoked and sage. The spiced Ahi tuna ($18) was an amazing deal- very generous quantity of tuna, with about 2 lb of flavored rice with eel sauce, onions and cabbage - best in Colorado. A special of scallop, shrimp and swordfish skewers at $28 99 included a good quantity of scallop and swordfish plus two shrimp (that were a bit tough). A Cabernet for $9 was decent and drinkable. Located only a hundred feet from the RTD new Gold commuter rail line. By car one mile north of I-70.
5. Hops and Pie
Overall Ratings
4 based on 222 reviews
Reviewed By deward070882
Loved this pizza spot! Cool location in an eclectic area. The ingredients were superb and the crust was perfectly baked with a wonderful flavor. If youâre picky about your pizza, this is your place!
4. The Bluegrass
Overall Ratings
5 based on 53 reviews
During the day, we are a coffee house that focuses on espresso-based drinks while proudly serving an array of Bourbon-inspired and other pastries, muffins, cakes, scones and cakes. At night, we turn into a Bourbon bar where people feel "at home", dishing
Reviewed By walkfree
Wednesday nights are really hopping with live music, distillery on sight (private party). And the dinner crowd. The musician Will Whelan was great! Music was a little loud for having dinner conversation but nonetheless good. Service was slow probably because of the private party. Also couldnât sit on the back patio because of the private party. Ordered pizza and although it took awhile, it was very good. Prices reasonable for that type of restaurant. I would definitely go again.
3. School House Kitchen and Libations
Overall Ratings
4 based on 317 reviews
Reviewed By MikeEaglescliffe
Once you scratch underneath the skin of this amazing-looking bar/restaurant with its old schoolhouse features and amazing bar with unrivalled selection of whiskeys, the glamour quickly fades. The food has gone be downhill over recent years and the service on our last visit was appalling. I am a 69 year old man who ordered a beer and was asked by the server for my I.D. - and no, she wasnât joking. First time anywhere in the USA thatâs happened to me. We then asked what the side of the day was and she replied, âI think it is a cucumber salad, but I think they were running outâ¦â So i waited in silence for her to say that she would go and find out, but when she didnât offer to do that, I requested her to do so. And this is called service?!?And when the food cane it really was pretty ordinary - and the menu never seems to change. What is even worse is that I emailed the manager highlighting my dissatisfaction with my experience so that he could address the issues - but two weeks have gone by and he/she couldnât even be bothered to reply. Hence the bad review guys.
2. Arvada Tavern
Overall Ratings
4 based on 194 reviews
Reviewed By Richard R
We decided to try the Arvada Tavern in Old Town Arvada, because we had been experimenting at home with different ways to make an Old Fashioned. The Arvada Tavern has an excellent reputation for making amazing cocktails. We arrived at 3:50 on Labor Day and discovered they did not open until 4:00 PM. We waited in their outdoor seating area and were joined by several other groups who were also there for drinks and food. That's a good sign! They finally opened and welcomed us inside. Everyone was invited to sit where they wished, because the bartenders seemed to know everyone. It was a mid 30's to mid 60's crowd. No children when we were there and they did check ID's. So we sat at the bar and ordered an old Fashioned, an Old Town Old Fashioned and a Manhattan. Watching the mixologists was a real treat because the had rows of little bottles containing all sorts of ingredients that they added to the drinks they were making. The Old Hashion's were different, and both very good. Their original recipe Old Fashion was just what you expected but the house creation was excellent. I later asked them to make an Old Fashioned my way and they did, creating a spitting image of what we have been making at home. They said nice recipe.The Manhattan was also great. They have a Tavern creation, "Smoke and Mirrors" that involves burning a whisky barrel stave, capturing the smoke in the glass, adding a large ice cube, 2 x 2, to the glass and covering the glass to coat everything with the smoke. There are 4 or 5 additional alcohols, including Laphroaig added to the glass, so there is a hint of smoke. It was an excellent drink and quite an entertaining production. We also had an Irish Coffee, and it was every bit as good as what you will enjoy at the Buena Vista in San Francisco. The drinks are so good I recommend you have a designated driver, because you can easily get yourself in to trouble if you start having to much fun. But they do keep an eye on you! The bartenders are very entertaining and will tell you exactly what they are doing. The menu also has some great appetizers that we enjoyed at the bar. We saw many patrons eating full meals at their tables. This is a good place to eat good food as well as enjoy an excellent cocktail. So if you find yourself in Old Town Arvada and not wanting to go to another cookie cutter bar, go to the Arvada Tavern and you will become a fan and a regular.
1. Homegrown Tap & Dough - Arvada
Overall Ratings
4 based on 156 reviews
Reviewed By romanpiekosz
Pizza, pizza. Our family went for the dinner to this restaurant.I liked the big oven in the middle with the guy putting the pizzas and sandwiched into it.Iâve ordered meat lovers pizza. It was very good but also very expensive.$20 for 14â pizza itâs absurd.RomanP
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