I dig rooftop bars. You get to know the city from above, enjoy some nice weather, and hopefully some nice food and drinks. 54Thirty is all of that.The place is built for socializing: there are no individual seats, not even at the bar, so you'll have to likely share your area with other folks. Which is fine: the people here are usually cool, but it's not the best place for a more private lunch.The food is great; their Waygu tacos were surprisingly filling, especially for the price. And they've got some nice brews and cocktails. The staff checks on your often, which is nice.Worth checking out if you're out and about with your crew!
Loved the view from this place. i think those ranges are Rockys. Drinks were good as well but I could not get a place to sit. Bar counter does not have bar stools unfortunately.
Electric rooftop bar with a nice view of the mountains and city and great drinks to cool off from a long workweek.They have a lot of seating, but they're also very popular so you'll want to head there somewhat early, unless you don't mind standing by the bar. You'll also want to check in with the cart downstairs, pictured below. They have an indoor section, firepit tables, and an outdoor section.They feature a lot of fun cocktails. I've tried the Elevated Old Fashioned, Red Rocks (especially good), Cold Brew Sunset, French54 (my favorite), and Summer Crush. Every drink was really good, only complaint is that the old fashioned is a little *too* sweet. The bartenders are very friendly and despite the bustle were quick to fill orders.Overall, great bar with great views and great drinks. I'll stop by again next time I'm in Denver!
Loved the cocktails and view . We arrived on the Memorial Day , it was cold but bearable. Ordered guacamole and chips , summer crush and French 54.. nice drinks and 10/10 for ambiance
This place has great views and the service was nice. The frozen drinks are the best. But there definitely isn't enough seating even on a Monday afternoon.
Jordan is an awesome server and team member, he really went above and beyond to ensure a positive customer experience.Arrived around 2pm on a Sunday afternoon dodging thunderstorms around Denver. Was promptly greeted and sat in a pair of large cozy grey chairs. Views are abundant in Denver’s tallest rooftop bar.I ordered the Palisade Mule which was tasty but the Cold Brew really was a step above. Enjoyed sitting and soaking up the pleasant weather, and the company of some folks who sat across from us. It was a low key afternoon to enjoy some cocktails and the view before it got crowded and loud as it does on the weekends.Need to know: there are heaters above the seating arrangements and fire pits for heat if needed. Just ask the servers who are happy to assist!Light snacks are served but I wouldn’t come super hungry especially if you’re hitting the shots or cocktails hard.Attire: mid afternoon is pretty casual but after about 6pm, dispense with the athleisure and dress smartly.Good views, good vibes, good drinks. Mid afternoon is great for groups and later in the day (around sunset) would be good for a date.Enjoy your visit!
I was late getting there due to a traffic accident. my friends were already up there when I arrived. Hostess wouldn't let me join them after I had already paid for valet parking. don't go there. it's pretentious and not worth it. it's a bar and she acted like she was defending Fort Knox.
This bar is awesome! Our first visit here will not be the last. We were met with exemplary service from our server Nathan. The vibe up here is warm & friendly. Everyone that helped us was very knowledgeable about their craft, served us unique cocktails amidst a view of downtown and west to the mountains that is unmatched in Denver. Thank you 54thirty!
It’s a nice hangout spot very grown and sexy
Wonderful vibe! Waitress was very nice?