Millers & Rossi

This place used to be one of my favorite spots. Despite the Google description, it is NO longer a speakeasy behind an art gallery. It is now a very dingy, disgusting dive bar that unironically plays club music and 90s and 2000s hip-hop. This used to be a really classy place with good music, great ambiance, and an atmosphere to hang out and have a conversation - not fight to get to the bar and get drinks spilled on you. So disappointed.

The bartenders make a mean cocktail and mixed shot. Very friendly and helpful staff - it’s in a great location and And the whole tiki hut, moody vibe? It's not just ambiance; it’s a strategic choice, creating an atmosphere conducive to both relaxed conversation and, dare I say, deep contemplation. It’s a combination that’s not just good, it’s eminently sensible.

We stopped in here for our last experience in Denver, late night. Loved the atmosphere, decor and staff, but the music was 'club' like for the space and size. Way too loud, couldn't talk to my husband while sitting at the bar. We'd return, but only if the music will be an appropriate volume.

Atmosphere was amazing. Full copper bar was unique and eye catching. Bartenders were wonderful. The Brussels we had were ok, rest of food menu looked exciting.

I went here for a side event at the beginning of March. The atmosphere was great with a nice vibe. Drinks were on point. Staff was professional and attentive to everyone. Didn't get to try the food, so I can't speak to that. I would definitely go back for a drink if in the area.

Tasty drinks is where the positive part of this review ends. This wanna-be tiki bar can't pick a theme - fake plants, bad music and uncomfortable seating. To top it off, the tip at checkout defaults to 69% 🙄. Steer clear and go to any of the actual good bars in Denver.

This place isn't a true speakeasy but it is a nice spot with chill vibes and fantastic cocktails. The smoked old fashioned and second breakfast drinks are definitely worth a taste. The pretzel bites and parmesan truffle fries are good snacks though the prices on the menu didn't match our receipt. Main reason I'm rating 4 stars is because though we were the only 2 people there after a small group left, the bartender was not as attentive as he should've been and we sat with empty drinks with the desire to order more. In the end, we were turned off and decided to leave instead. Ultimately, I recommend this place for the drinks and ambiance!

This is an awesome cocktail bar and lounge in Denver, Colorado. The speakeasy is dimly lit and cozy. The building is very industrial with implements of brick, brass and wood throughout the space. The cocktails are DELICIOUS! They are bold, fun and creative. The charcuterie board did not disappoint either. (: Check out my foodie page on Instagram (@Mish_Critiques) for more on Millers & Rossi and their tiki bar, The Ohana Room!

Lovely little spot with kind an eclectic vibe! The drinks are yummy and the food is even better! Definitely worth a stop in! The blueberry crème brûlée was so yummy and so fun and the sandwich was phenomenal!

Went for the Christmas pop-up and the drinks were really good! Casual spot that would be perfect for a date or night out with friends. Free pool and plenty of space to spread out.

We've been here at least 3 or 4 times. This last time we went just this past week was kind of a let down. Their drink options didn't really wow any of us. Same with the food options. Used to be much better experience overall. Not sure if this was just an off night or if we need to start exploring other places. We do enjoy their little vending machine of mystery packages - kind of a fun little adventure to take home. They used to have drinks that had more fresh herbs and house made flavored liquors and just overall fresh tasting drinks. And they got rid of buzz buttons which was a unique experience here. Again, might just be time to explore other options. Hopefully this place can bring back what made it great.

Great service. Thank you, Danny! The atmosphere was solid fun Tiki! The drinks were fun and great. Great place for a drink or 3. .

Fun bar right next to the nightclub if you need a pre-party drink. They have great cocktails in a no-frills environment and a pretty large food menu too. Interior is dark with local art displayed on the walls. Definitely recommend coming here for a cocktail if you're in the area.

The website has beautiful pictures. The website stresses the importance of a reservation. As such, we got a reservation for the "Ohana Room." We show up, and the place is empty. The Ohana Room was more like a scantly Tiki decorated waiting room or pass-through to get to the real bar in the back. Remember that reservation? There's not a soul here to check us in in the Ohana Room. There is no place for a person to stand to check us in either. So, attempting the benefit of the doubt, we walk on through to the back. Not a soul there either. Two people were sitting at the bar drinking. I asked if they saw anyone, and they said, "he's in the back; he'll be out later." 10 minutes passed with me standing around like an idiot. Nobody came out. I don't mind making a reservation. I don't mind driving around for a while looking for a parking spot. I DO MIND HAVING MY TIME WASTED. This place is a HARD PASS. Go to someplace else that wants to provide you with some service. As far as the Ohana Room, based on what I saw, it's a pass, too. The bar did not have any higher-end rums. The bar had only three stools and some tables on the way to the "real" bar. Not what us Tikiphiles are looking for. Not a way to represent at all.

Excellent cocktails, service and ambiance. Try a carajillo or old fashioned cocktail.

This place has an identity issue. Like, the front is a too-empty tiki bar vibe, but the back is a ?????? vibe. In front is a big room that's tiki themed but only has like....3 tables, which is way too few for the room. There's a tiki bar in that room, but nobody was staffing it. So we went to the back room which just seemed like a mish mash of things. There was a big projector screen in the back with nice ocean scenes and stuff, but then most of the music was..dubstep and then hip hop? (No complaints on the music, fwiw, just...what are they going for?) and the tables were wood but not in great shape and each table had tall dining chairs, like ones you'd have at home, that are far too big for the space. And awkward to move to sit down in. Anyway, they do have an extensive drink menu with lots of cocktails and wines to choose from. My prosecco was pretty good and bubbly. My friends enjoyed their manhattan, but didn't really enjoy the other cocktail they got unfortunately. I think place, for its size, has some interesting potential, but it needs to pick one identity/theme and stick with it. I'd get rid of the tiki thing and just be two, nicer spaces that mesh together better.

Within a matter of weeks, we hit another tiki bar. We've been here before a few times, so I thought I'd continue my tiki reviews. Millers & Rossi is located in RiNo. After attending an event nearby, we stopped for a drink before heading home. Because of a private party, we had to sit in the 'Ohana Room, which is where we wanted to sit anyway. We sat at the bar, because it's always fun to watch the bartender mix drinks. We ordered a Hurricane Ivan and Pineapple Daiquiri, both were quite tasty. It was a nice way to sit down and talk about the art event we went to before going home. The staff and ambiance are great. We went for that. We'll try the food sometime. It looked good.

Made a reservation for a group party weeks ago. Was told we were being bumped for a larger party two days before our reservation. The GM told me she would connect us with another reservation and then never called back, leaving us high and dry. Not a great way to do business, just saying.

How have corn cocktails not taken over the bar scene yet?! I ordered an Acknowledge the Corn drink and it was the coolest-tasting, most unique, and yummy cocktail I have had in quite some time. It wasn't too sweet, more earthy, smoky, with a slight corn sweetness. Will definitely be returning for this drink. Well done!

I made a reservation only to find the place wasn't at all busy. I was hoping to sit in the famed Tiki Room yet without so many people, we just walked through it to the actual bar. Atmosphere was nice and chill. I came here for a first date and it went well! We tried the Razzle Dazzle and it was delicious and smooth! We then asked the very friendly (and handsome) bartender if he could make us a couple Blue Hawiians, which he gladly made and out in fun tiki glasses! He also came by several times to make sure we were okay so I felt very take care of! Kudos! Definitely would try on a busier night (we went on a Wednesday) to see the Tiki Lounge in full operation!

Not worth driving out to, place is dirty many other beautiful bars in the area to go to instead. bartender/manager had attitude and the place just isn't ran well at all

I was most certainly razzled and dazzled by this cocktail bar! I had the Razzle Dazzle, a vodka based drink. It was fruity without being too sweet. So, naturally had ordered a second one. Everyone I went with enjoyed their cocktails and agreed we would love to go back and check out the Obama room which didn't open until 6pm and we had gotten there early because we had dinner reservations. Don't miss this cocktail bar I'd you enjoy a delicious well balance drink!

The more I frequent the pole studio next door, the more Millers & Rossi becomes a food & drink go-to whenever I have a gap between classes. The first time I came here last year, I sat at the bar in the front and ordered a watermelon margarita. Still haven't tried a fishbowl. The next time, my friend and I headed to the back Ohana room where all the action was. This time, I got the buffalo wings, but they gave me boneless ones instead of regular. Oh well. The sauce was still tasty, and the meal overall was filling. Plentiful amount of carrots and celery (with dressing) on the side. The bartender seemed constantly distracted and scattered by her regulars, but maybe they were just understaffed. Until next time!

I live across this place and we wanted something close by and fun for a Friday night well this was a great surprise. We did not expect a full on tiki bar experience. We walked in prime time 7.45pm yet got seated at the bar ASAP. Danny our bartender was amazing, he's super friendly and skilled. We had some drinks that were all excellent: chi chi, espresso martini and afternoon delight. The snacks were solid too: pretzel bites, cowboy caviar and caprese salad. We will definitely come back as it's fun and super close by.

Tried the special Valentine's Day cocktail menu - had I'll never let go, Jack - really good, has some rose to it I'd love to lay you down- my fav of them all, I hear your heart beet- a different cocktail- has some beet and surprisingly tastes good Agent orange (regular menu)- citrus with some egg and cinnamon For apps we had the truffle mac and cheese balls - and the prosciutto goat cheese rolls - both amazing! Our server, Kayleigh, was so sweet and had some great suggestions. Enjoyed our drinks and time here! PS- parking will be a problem, plan your reservations accordingly!

Came here on a quiet Tuesday night after wanting to try for some time and was not disappointed. I am not sure what I expected, but it definitely wasn't the warm and inviting tikki vibe that I walked into. We sat in the back and enjoyed some specialty cocktails with some help from the friendly bartender. The drinks were great and I loved how cozy the space was. My only disappointment was that they didn't have their full food menu available that evening. Guess I will have to come back to try!

This place is so unassuming from the outside (hence the speakeasy designation) but the inside opens up to a beautiful alternate reality as you sit down and get serenaded with amazing cocktails and ambiance. Pat absolutely hooked us up with the best espresso martini I've ever had (holiday special; peppermint espresso martini), as well as the "Best Cup of Cocoa" both were spectacular but hands down the winner was the espresso martini! Please come and try it if you see this in time before the holidays end!

This was an incredible spot for dates or drinks with friends. My goto was the flower power cocktail in the past but we recently had the dirty Dan and the half past blur. I love the ability to customize with the bartenders. I have a few odd allergies, that almost never pop up in cocktails, and they were able to customize and make suggestions that made all the doffeeence in the world! The ambience is opening but reserved enough that even in a busy night and on a couch in the center of the bar, we felt like we had a private little section all to ourselves. It's romantic enough for a first date, but providing room for friends to meet up. We didn't stay for food as we were on our way to a dinner, but the food looked incredible. Each time I come by for drinks I get a little sad that I didn't set up enough time for us to eat as well!

We were attending a show at Mission Ballroom so I wanted to try someplace I had never been before. I found Millers & Rossi, and it looked interesting. Their website was very full of detail, but as I learned in this instance, detail doesn't equal clarity. One thing about the website is the bothersome pop up advertising corporate event reservations. Honestly, that did turn me off a bit, but I I pushed through to see what was available (PLEASE get rid of that annoying advertisement, it feels like an old man site). So I ascertained they had two areas, a lounge and the Ohani room. With those two choices, why wouldn't I choose the latter? Well, after arriving, here's why. All it is is just a kind-of tiki bar, but with very loud, non-exotica music, a couple of tables, four seats at the bar and an extremely shallow side wall bar type thing. It is perfect for a worker with a cheese sandwich and a drink, but for three adults looking for a place to have cocktails, some apps, and talk? Absolutely not appropriate. This is where the hostess wanted us to sit. Seriously... I asked if we couldn't sit at the bar, and the bartender said we could. Seriously, I would think the hostess could have recognized that wasn't a good spot without the customer pointing it out. So we sat at the bar and selected drinks from the menu. I don't remember what they were, other than overly complicate, had to be made at the lounge bar, a bit pricey and very watery. Meh, at best. We ordered "tapas" which were just average apps. The caprese sliders were an interesting thought, but the buns were a bit stale and hard. We tried both the chicken and beef empanadas and my suggestion is don't. The beef was mushy and tasted processed, and the chicken was just blah. The potstickers were fine, just like out of the frozen Costco food section. We had also ordered the crab cakes but they never showed up. We weren't charged so no harm no foul. I know this is a rather disparaging review, especially for three stars. To be honest, I would have loved to sit back in the lounge (saw it when I went to use the restroom). I am also a big tiki guy and would have loved if the Ohana room would be operated better. I don't expect tiki drinks on the menu, but other than a bunch of bamboo and some other decorations, I don't know what the motif really was supposed to be. When I asked about sitting in the back, the hostess said we had reservations for the Ohana room, "so..." that was my answer. I do know I won't try to eat here again. The food, though not expensive is just not very good. Maybe I will give the lounge another shot, but to be honest, there are so many places to try and not that much time in life.

This place is described as a speakeasy but is it really a speakeasy if the sign outside blankly says "Miller's & Rossi Speakeasy" ?? lol I thought that was kind of funny. The vibe was definitely cool. You walk through a front desk area Into a tiki bar area called Ohana Room then Into Miller's & Rossi. I thought the food and cocktails were all very delicious! The chairs however, they were awful. It was like sitting on a square wooden toilet seat for 2.5 hours. the whole time I was extremely uncomfortable. Please get better seating! The service was mediocre. Drinks took way too long to come out even when it wasn't that busy. Yes I get they are hand crafted pieces of art in a glass but 20 minutes for each cocktail was a bit long. We had to ask to get our waters refilled more than a few times and the waiter never even brought us new plates and silverware with our dessert. Sorry but not trying to eat my carrot cake with a garlic aioli and steak covered fork and knife. For drinks, I love the Gringa drink that had horchata in it. It was creamy deliciousness. All the food was pretty good but I loved the coconut polenta dish.

Visited a Saturday evening while waiting for an event next door! Service was horrible. We sat with friends who had arrived earlier. We waited for over 30 minutes and no one bothered to stop by to take our order or to say they'd get with us soon. Proceeded to go up to the bar only to have the bartender cop an attitude because we didn't order at table. Seemed put off that he was being bothered and used the excuse they were short staffed. Friends then ordered after us when someone finally did stop by the table. They got their drinks as we still waited another 15 minutes to get a drink. Also, maybe they should replace their chairs as the support of the seats are completely failing. Finally left and went down a block to Queens 11... much better service and drink.

very strong 3, id give it 3.5 if i could. the most plesant surprise was the quality cocktails on the menu. i was expecting typical well options, but they have an extensive cocktail list! the bartender executed really well, highly recommend 'A Good Cry'. had to rate a 3 instead of 4 because although the place is super cute, the music wasnt good so the vibes were a lil off for me. i still recommend to check it out tho!

I come here as much as I can. And when Danny is here, I know I'll be blessed! I'm simple, so get the whiskey sour, Twas

Drinks were good but it is certainly not a speakeasy. Jukebox, a movie, loud music, a lot of lighting. All the doors were open nothing tricky or hidden at all

This place is amazing! The vibes are dope and the drinks are soooo good, I'm definitely coming back! Cory is the best bartender I've met so energetic and helpful and his drinks are garnished to perfection

This place is fun little gem. Really good and fun drinks, cool atmosphere, weird and cool vending machine. Would definitely be back for drinks. Bartender was friendly.

This place is worth a visit. Tiki bar in the front, fantastic bar w/handcrafted drinks in the back. The care and time the bartender spent with our delicious, unique drinks only adds to the ambience. Can't wait to go back and try additional concoctions.

This little speakeasy in Rhino is made for loud bachelorette parties and pre-clubbing drinks with friends... it was not made for us. A co-worker made the reservation because she wanted to go to a speakeasy... but it had more of a tiki bar vibe. Our waiter was very personable but over stretched - He kept saying he'd 'be right back' but it'd be 15 min until he returned to tell us that 3 of the 7 food items on the menu were 86'd. The charcuterie board was the best thing we ordered... plenty of variety & $35. The 'caprese skewers' pictured were $13 for 4 small mozz balls and 8 cherry tomatoes. The crab cakes were mushy but flavorful. The drinks sounded exotic but were just OK and took forever to get to the table. Overall we thought the website really sold Miller's & Rossi as an exclusive speakeasy with 'elegant' Chef- curated small plates but couldn't deliver more than an 'elite frat' vibe.

My sis in law wanted a girls night out and decided to come here . What a great way to start our night. Our bartenders were friendly, attentive and makes an amazing drink . The truffle fries weren't bad either . First time here but wont be my last.

I've been here twice now. The front area is the tiki bar and towards the back is the speakeasy. A lot of open seating around. They had a new drink on the menu this time I went called Acknowledge the Corn which was sooo good. The server took awhile to check on us but it wasn't too much a big deal. Fun vibe and atmosphere.

This was a great speakeasy behind a tiki bar. Very great ambience and the drinks were good, but my old fashioned called the Wellerman was one of the strongest drinks ever.

Was pretty excited to check out a speakeasy now that restrictions were loosened up. One of the few that takes reservations! Drinks were pretty good, lots of creative options 4/5 Food was bland, I tried the apps: sweet potato fries which were the best of the three. The meatballs lacked flavor and the Margherita pizza was meh 3/5 Service was okay, there was 1 bartender to about 20 people. Not overly friendly and things took a while to come out 3/5 Overall, I wouldn't go back. I've had better experiences at some of the other local speakeasies

I had heard of this place, but had no clue it was a speakeasy. I wouldn't even have known by just seeing the art gallery out front. We were lead in to the actual speakeasy and told we could sit anywhere. We found 3 spots at the bar and glanced over the menu. I started with the beautiful cocktail called Boots with the fleur. It was a gorgeous looking vodka martini. We decided that we wanted to grab something to eat. At that time we were informed that the chef was out of town and only about 3 things were available from the menu. One of which was french fries. This was sadly disappointing. There were several things on the menu that I wanted to try, but none were available. We went with the goat cheese croquettes that were served with a chili guava sauce. Personally, I think they lacked some flavor. A bit bland. I wish I could have had some other things on the menu to write about. The cocktails were amazing however. They take the art of craft cocktails to heart.

Magical ambiance and great staff perfect place to get drinks and hang out with friends. The pizza is to die for.

Millers & Rossi was our last stop on my Denver speakeasy mini tour for my birthday. The decor was not my fav, kind of felt like a cheesy Italian restaurant with fake vines and dark burgundy walls. But the drinks made up for it! The drink menu isn't overly unique, but they did make some really great cocktails. I tried the Diablo and boy did it have a kick! Super fruity but with a big kick of heat at the end. Though we didn't try any of their small plates, I loved that they had food that all sounded very tasty.

I think I had different expectations when reading this was a speakeasy. You walk in through the art gallery, but when I got there, there was no one in the gallery greeting you. The bar itself was fine, but didn't really stand out. We liked our good and drinks. My bill was wrong, but they fixed that.

We had a fab time in the Ohana Room. Awesome, authentic tiki drinks, great service, perfect atmosphere. We will return!

Was visiting Denver and checked out this spot with some friends of ours. Really cool art space up front with some gazing chairs to hang out and view the current exhibit. Speakeasy in the back provided us with some stellar service. The owner or manager came over to ask about our experience and chat with us on and off. Charcuterie plate was fantastic- Elk and Bison meats, Superb cheese selections, delicious bread & crackers as well! Presentation was gorgeous as well (pictured). Cocktails were all on point. We will come visit you all again next time we are in town. Thanks for a great experience.

Is you are going to call yourself a speakeasy, maybe don't have a live DJ at 4:15 on Saturday.... after going through three chairs just to find one that wasn't literally broken ENOUGH to sit on... it took over 20 minutes just two get three drinks made. I'm all about spending money on a nice drink, but two ppl at the table didn't even bother to finish theirs. We attempted to ask staff a question/get their attention... and one literally looked right at us, and walked away. Almost forty dollars foe three drinks, before tip.... yikes. If you want to change your style cool, but speakeasies and tiki bars and afternoon raves do not all mix into one group.

I'm giving this place one star basically because of the pretty and tasty drink but that's about it....the drink wasn't super strong for the price either. Came here with my friend a few weeks ago. Made the reservation a little over a week prior. Selected standard seating at dinner time...NOT bar seating. A card was required to hold the reservation. That's fine but honestly I would have walked out when they sat us at the bar if that weren't the case so I guess there's a reason they do that. Anyway we get there walk around looking for someone to seat us and eventually I just call and someone picks up and apologizes that they are busy then sits us at the bar. We wanted to sit, order drinks, food and stuff but we aren't going to order a bunch of food at the bar. We were pretty crammed together next to other people so it was just uncomfortable. Next we are sitting at the bar for like 10 minutes before the bartender asks us what we would like. She wasn't very friendly, not rude either...just meh. We then ask a server if there is a table available and of course there wasn't since I guess another party was coming and needed the only available table. No one ever asked about food either, so we just ordered a large drink to split, closed out our tab and went to the cherry cricket in cherry creek and had a far better experience....who would have guessed? A greasy burger joint that looks like Paddy's Pub from it's always sunny has better service and drinks than this place. My suggestion is to make it clear to people when making reservations that they may very well get sat at the bar in a spot not great for eating even though they select standard seating and not bar seating. Maybe nicer more attentive bartenders would be good as well. I often find myself disappointed with these hip cocktail bars around Denver and was hoping this would be different but it wasn't.

Love the speak easy feel of this bar but the ambiance and aesethic are not my favorite. The drinks were not too terribly creative and I have had better drinks across the street at Hop Alley actually. I like the light up signs but overall, just lacking a real " vibe". Beautiful art in the lobby, though.

We came here for Valentine's Day from Arizona. First off Kayli was an awesome host, she figured out our lost reservation and we were sat as soon as we walked in. Cocktails were amazing. The hurricane Ivan suggested by our server Tom was everything we wanted. OH! And the playlist that night was the best 2000s r&b I've very heard and basically why I'm wiring this review because what a great vibe.

The art gallery was beautiful when we first walked in, then it's always exciting to walk through a painting into the bar. You just have to ask the employee at the counter about getting into the bar, they'll ask how many and escort you through. Swanky ambiance once inside and one of the best straight-off-the-menu drinks I've ever had: a mezcal and red bell pepper shrub cocktail. Definitely worth a trip. We almost went twice in one weekend!

We made reservations for 730 for 4 people. Drink service was slow...they're not very attentive. We ordered the charcuterie board as an appetizer as well as other dishes for our main meal. Charcuterie came out promptly but then after 40 minutes of waiting for everything else, we asked the waiter where the food was. He blamed the kitchen for losing the ticket even though we ordered everything at the SAME TIME. 1 star because the charcuterie came out quickly.

Fun cocktails and great vibes! Would recommend the back lounge over the ohana tiki bar at the front

I wish I could take this place home! Craft cocktails, amazing vibe. It's just super cool.

Located behind the guy behind the chair in art gallery, the Speakeasy is great for large groups. I was afraid it was small like other speakeasys but this one has lounge chairs, 2 bathrooms, board games, and a generous menu of drinks. I believe they have food here too but we didn't order any since we ate a few blocks away. We found out about this place from a few locals and it was a great place to cap off the night. This place is dimly lit but not dark at any mean. There are great beer and whiskey choices but nothing top shelf worthy. The servers are attentive and answered all of our questions but he never came back until way later. I would totally come back again with friends and come back after a hard night of drinking.