Roxy on Broadway

Absolute mess of a place. Cons: understaffed & terrible service. No communication of them being understaffed and possibly providing slow service upon arriving. $25 bottomless mimosas that you have to leave your table and go to the bar to get a refill. Food is mediocre at best. (Picture provided of a $16 avocado toast with a $3 burnt piece of sausage) like what? Concept of avocado toast??? We had to ask 3 times to get silverware for the food. They forgot items on our orders. We basically had a table but had to go to the bar for everything. Too expensive for their own good. And on top of everything it was so cold in the restaurant. We are bartenders and servers and we are patient people, but this was ridiculous. Ridiculous enough that I’m writing my first review of a restaurant ever. Do better.

Went with some friends to celebrate galantines. There was a live singer that night performing (a private show since the place was empty). Although we went for drinks and music, we were pleasantly surprised by the quality of their food. Hopefully in the future we can enjoy the venue in a more lovely atmosphere.

The Roxy on Broadway is an absolute gem! From the moment you step in, the charming speakeasy atmosphere sets the perfect tone for a cozy and enjoyable evening. The drinks are consistently delicious, and the food never disappoints. It’s the ideal spot to relax, sip on a perfectly crafted cocktail, and take in a fantastic show. The staff is always warm, friendly, and attentive, making every visit feel special. I highly recommend this venue to anyone looking for a memorable night out!

We saw Anthen and Aria downstairs, but spent a little time upstairs first. The live music was really good. Delicious drinks, good food. It's a bit pricey but the atmosphere is really nice and we had an awesome night out! Would absolutely come back!

Came here on a date. Amazing time….music was FANTASTIC! We went on a Wednesday for jazz night. Decent crowd but not too crowded where you can’t find a seat. One thing to note, speakeasy is only open on Friday and Saturday. Drinks were solid. Highly recommend the creamsicle if you want something sweet! Great vibes, chill atmosphere

My first time at Roxy seeing a friend play music. Sweet atmosphere, comfortable and casual. The food and drinks were great. Service was super slow but it looked like there was only one waiter for the whole room and we weren't in a hurry. The high top tables and metal stools are not very comfortable though. Looks like there's a gorgeous and more comfortable speakeasy in the basement, I look forward to coming to a show there in the future.

The brunch board is huge. Like charcuterie meets brunch so that was a little 🤔 but it was all yummy and the presentation is fabulous. Daughter ordered Avacado toast. It is only one slice but a big one. She loved it! The deviled eggs which I didn’t get a picture of because we were so hungry, were the tastiest thing for sure. They were not slammed so was a bit confused about why the service was slow. Don’t be in a hurry. The decor is cute. Brick and hanging plants just lovely. We would try again for live music or the speakeasy.

The Roxy just simply Rocks! With its exceptional staff, mouth-watering food, fantastic drinks, and outstanding live music, it's the perfect place to enjoy a memorable night out. Walking into The Roxy on Broadway is like stepping into a vibrant world where great food, exceptional drinks, and live music come together to create an unforgettable experience. The staff's genuine friendliness and attentive service set the tone for the evening, ensuring that every guest feels special. Whether you're a fan of jazz, rock, indie, or electronic music, there's always something exciting happening on stage. I'd 100% recommend The Roxy to anyone living in Denver or maybe just visiting the mile high city!

Bottomless mimosas for brunch?! Say less! Roxy on Broadway serves up a fantastic brunch menu that is always delicious. I selected the BLT and added on truffle fries for an extra couple of bucks. Y'all! Get the truffle fries and the dipping trio. It is so so good! The melt in your mouth flavors- so good!! Roxy on Broadway always has music playing- whether it's live shows or a DJ, it's a great mix of brunch and tunes! (Also, yes you can go around the construction barrels and park in front of the business.)

I absolutely loved the decor- it felt very upscale, especially having a table and dinner during the live show. Mind you, you are NOT going to be able to have a conversation- it's very loud. But we had such a great time watching Gen Xtra blast 80s and 90s music. The cocktails were excellent as well. We really enjoyed the Dreamsicle and the Coupe de Vie. The dreamsicle tasted like an orange Julius, and the coupe de vie was really coffee heavy but delicious. We did not care for the guava drink- it was weirdly smoky because of the mezcal. My husbands Roxy Melt was excellent- he was worried the sauce would be too horseradishy, but it was the perfect creamy counterpoint to the sandwich. Ask for extra. The garlic fries were good but an extra $3 for garlic was a little outrageous. I had the falafel burger, which was dry and overcooked. I asked for extra tahini dressing, which was a mistake because it wasn't very good. I was irritated that the server couldn't do two different checks- he said it's because their system is old, but just treat it like two tables- it's possible, especially if I told you before you entered anything in. Overall, the menu can be a little hit or miss, but we had a wonderful time and would absolutely be back!

We came here for a ladies night out on a Wednesday and the service was ABSOLUTELY.AWFUL. They forgot an order, completely. I had to get up and go to the bar to ask about it TWICE. When they finally brought it 30 minutes after everyone else's, they offered no consolation and just said - "if you eat it, we charge you." The server gave us one round of water and never came and checked on us or refilled our water. She sat behind the bar between customers and still never came by our table to clear plates or ask if we needed anything. We were done eating for 20 minutes and still had to go ask for the check. We mentioned the poor service and she just said "I'm the only one here." We will never come back. It's not her fault but who ever manages this establishment, deserves this review.

Great food and service!!! Comfortable place to eat and visit. Fresh and well prepared food.

Nice little "bubbles and brunch" at Roxy today. I think they do it every Sunday, DJ spinning some beats and serving up some drinks and food. Big patio doors open, small patio along Broadway. Had the breakfast burrito and farmers breakfast and couple drinks. Fun spot, they do play music at night and even have a hidden basement with some more events!

I came here to hear some live music and have some drinks with friends. The service at the bar was friendly and quick. They offered great recommendations. I got on of the tiger milks on rotation - it was a pineapple coconut rum drink. It was so tasty and came with a lime peel. I also tried the Clover Club. It was sweet and you could taste the raspberry. So perfect! It had great atmosphere and it was great to enjoy live music.

Excellent place for brunch with bottomless mimosas, fresh baked goods, and made from scratch food that is worth the wait. Knowledgeable and friendly staff. There are plenty of different seating options. We wanted something a little sweet after our savory breakfast and the chef made the churro donuts especially for us and delivered them to our table. Such a delicious treat!

Came here to listen to some live music and have a snack. The brunch it's pretty good with live music during the weekends.

Haven't tried the food since my first visit in August 2020 (well, the charcuterie board is awesome) but recently performed in a show held at Roxy and wanted to specifically review the speakeasy in the basement. This is a fun, intimate venue overall. Parking can be a challenge on Broadway, but there's plenty of side streets to venture around. I can't remember the name of our bartender, but he made some of the best cocktails I've ever had. Super swanky, and I can't wait to come here again!

Female bartender refused to look up. Pricey drinks, the music was good and it is a nice place and atmosphere. If you don't want to be a bartender just don't be one? Business could have easily tripled their sales instead of everyone waiting on one guy busting his butt

I went to see a friends friend perform. She was great which was the only great thing about Roxy. I ordered the New Fashioned (a non-alcoholic drink) because as a Kentucky girl who love bourbon I had to see if it really tasted like and old fashioned. It did not taste anything like an old fashioned. They clearly use cheap cough medicine tasting cherries. My friend has a cocktail and said it wasn't good. It was clear why everyone else was ordering beer. Also, I ordered a side of plain fries and receive a side of garlic fries that were dressed in garlic salt. They were so salty I couldn't really eat them. A cool vibe and good for listening to live music but don't waste your money on cocktails or food.

I came on a wed evening with a friend. We started off at a high top table in the room with the stage. The jazz started around 7 and was fairly quiet in the background. But when the jam session started around 8, it got too loud to chat so we moved to the bar room high tops. The jazz jam would be nice if you want to go by yourself or go with someone and not really plan to chat that much. My shirley temple was ok. Could have used more grenadine. The Roxy Melt was also just ok. Nothing special, especially for $18. There's also a speakeasy in the basement. Quiet and cozy. The couple times I have been here, the vibe seems to be baby boomers. But seems like a chill place overall.

Roxy great speak easy In the 303 ! Loved the vibe and great yummy brunch treats! Bring your beautiful smile and enjoy a historic experience at one of Denver's brunch speakeasy bars

I met up with a work colleague for happy hour this week. We were among the first to arrive after they opened so had the place pretty much to ourselves for a while. The live music was really nice and definitely made the vibe one to hang back and relax. We started with cocktails; my friend went with a skinny marg and I did the NA pineapple mojito but with rum so not obvi NA. Then we moved into the Brussel sprouts and they were so good. Nice and crispy with the right hit of salt. I don't eat pork or cheese but was able to easily pick around those ingredients. It was also a huge serving. For my main I did the falafel burger, no cheese with a side salad. The salad was served with no dressing which was an oversight but the veggies were fresh enough it worked for me. My friend went with a Reuben and fries. Service was really friendly and our food arrived quickly. It was more of a chill approach to service which worked for the space. Overall a really good experience.

My friend got roofied here and my dad almost ended up in the hospital. Staff kicked him out for being "disorderly". Absolutely disgusting behavior on the employees' part. Excellent music

Cool, hip, welcoming spot. This is definitely a hang-out type of place. They've got classic cocktails, beer, and wine so there's something for everyone. They have various events and music throughout the week. The place is split in 2 sections, so if the music hall isn't your thing you can hang out in the speakeasy side. I didn't try any food this time around, but I am excited to go back and try next time.

Excellent spot for a date night! We went early for the free live music and had a great time. We ordered the burrata, falafel balls and a bottle of wine. The falafel balls are a must try.. sooo good. Service wasn't the fastest but the server had the whole cocktail lounge and we weren't there for a rushed experience. Would definitely return here again. And go pack go ;)

Came for brunch and stayed for the DJ! We went on a sunny Saturday morning, it wasn't too busy and we immediately had apps and drinks which were quick and tasty. Their Saturday DJ Pinto was epic - we had the best time dancing and loved the indoor/outdoor feel of the venue.

Stumbled on this place during the "brunch fest" event downtown and glad I did! I met a friend there this past wknd and it's super cute! The staff was very nice. The food was AMA-Zinggggggtt!! I had the salmon Benedict and my friend had the breakfast sandwich. We had a great time on the patio-it's a vibe. I want to try the night menu and entertainment soon! But we'll be back for brunch again!

Love the service! You will leave with the best vibe with the beautiful music and generous bubbles. TALENTED MUSICIANS. I'm not a huge fan of the food. I wouldn't go here super hungry BUT light snacks are nice for the wonderful atmosphere they have going on.

We went for singer/songwriter night and enjoyed a few cocktails over several hours. The entertainment was pretty impressive and the drinks were honestly the best I've had in Denver. In total, we tried 7 of their vintage cocktails and they were all superb . My favorite was the Jag Juice. Total tastebud orgasm. The service was excellent and the vibe was very comfy and welcoming. A definite win.

We came here for the DJ brunch at 11 and were there for a couple of hours, but there was no DJ in sight. A couple of us got the bottomless mimosas and they were good about refilling that, but the rest of our service was on the slow side. Someone finally got up to ask about our server who had disappeared because we wanted our bill (someone saw her leaving the restaurant). Someone else brought our check then, but maybe we were just forgotten since our server was no longer there. I ordered the breakfast croissant and it was very good and a big portion.

Really enjoyed watching Zoe Stroupe and Maya Ogea perform at the Roxy tonight! Armando was the bartender at the time and was delightful. Good food, good vibes

This place was okay. The food was just fine and they messed up both our orders. The avocado toast came without the buratta and an very small amount of actually avocado. The waiter brought out everything that was missing separately which was nice. Positive reviews are the cocktails and the music - they have a live DJ every Sunday brunch.

Great ambience, music, food and service. I can't wait to go there again! I frequent The Roxy in Encinitas, Ca. The Bee's Knees cocktail is to die for.

Weird place. They have linen napkins but the decor is cowboy. The food is meant to be sophisticated but is not. The buratta was God awful. It seemed like they couldn't figure out which concept to go with. We went there hoping to hear a band but 45 min after they were to begin playing, no band was there to play. We went elsewhere. Won't be going back. I don't think this business will last in the long run unless they figure out who they are and who they are going to cater to. You have to understand who your audience is. It's not us.

The best Bloody Mary I've ever had, and in a good location across the street from Sam's club (just park in their parking lot and walk across the street). The vibes are immaculate, it's like 70's/hippie/dive/boutique, presentation and taste of the food was also REALLY awesome! Wait staff in nice, interactive, and knowledgeable, but will also leave you alone if you don't feel like talking. Couldn't ask for more in a restaurant.

Owner is rude. Food is overpriced and nasty. Workers underpaid. Owner trying to crowd fund to keep place afloat after making several crappy business decisions and blaming it on vandalism and not correcting people who think they are donating to save the historical Roxy in 5 points...

Love this spot for great cocktails and good eats. They have live music on a regular basis, which is always enjoyable. Don't recommend for larger groups as the service tends to be slow, but there are a couple of tables that will accommodate a party of 8 or more.

A group of us attended last night's Sinatra Birthday Bash at the Roxy. I love this place and often go to the drop in jazz sessions and grab dinner, so I was super excited to organize this event for a number of friends/family members who had never been to the Roxy. Unfortunately, this event was less than stellar for us...... We waited a full 30 minutes after being seated before flagging down a woman who appeared to work here and asked if we could get drinks and put in our dinner order or was she our server, could she help us? She said she would let someone know - and we continued to wait - and wait - and wait..... after 15-20 minutes more, we dispersed: a couple of people went to the bar to see what was going on while the rest of us stayed at the table. Keep in mind, this place is pretty full by now and getting to the bar to actually speak with one of the two bartenders (both of whom are crazy busy) was a pretty ambitious endeavor. Another 15 minutes go by (its now been a full hour - conservatively - since we arrived!) I managed to flag down a guy that was going from table to table so I assumed he worked here and could help us, only to quickly be told that there was some "miscommunication internally" and that we are to "get our own water by the station at the door, put in food and drink orders at the bar, and oh, by the way, the menu has changed now to the late night menu." What the.....?! Shortly thereafter, the group that went to the bar comes back carrying plates, silverware, napkins and a table number, and then has to return to the bar to get their drinks because their hands were full! Seriously?! Complete disaster! This was an advance ticket purchase event with table reservations required (and made!) online so Roxy knew how many people would be attending the event and how many of them would be eating! Our food arrived rather quickly (compared to the deathly long wait time between arrival and ordering) and we voraciously wolfed down our food because at this point we were starving and we really wanted to focus on the band and the music, which is why we made early dinner reservations...the worst start possible to an event that had so much potential to be spectacular. As usual, the food and drinks were outstanding and the music was fantastic so we at least ended the evening on a good note and there is some hope that the newbies to Roxy may consider returning. Serious note to establishment: seems like you need to figure out if during events you are a bar where food is an option or a restaurant where dinner service can be managed properly, promote it accordingly so guests know what to expect, and then staff it appropriately, not just for the guests but the staff working the event. Could have been a five-star event.

Just a word of advice for anyone looking to go to brunch. Had an amazing time once with a DJ that played r&b, dance music and overall great energy. Went back for a bday expecting the same music and this time it was alternative rock and just a very different vibe. We could not stay because the music was stressful to listen to. Not a bad thing for those who like that type of music. Just call first to verify what the DJ will play before spending $ in an Uber & time. Would go back another time if the music matches what I'm looking for.

Went for my birthday in October, beats and brunch...was fantastic! Bloodies and mimosas are yummy, food was great. We did the charcuterie brunch board, loved it. Can't wait to go back another time with girlfriends later in the day!

This place exudes cool. The food offerings are very eclectic. This is mostly good, but might be a bit limiting for some folks. We arrived and were seated just as they were changing from the full dinner menu to the late night snacky one. There was some debate among the staff as to whether we were too late to order off the full menu. Fortunately, they decided it was OK. Unfortunately, they were out of a couple of the items that we try to order. What we did have, was pretty tasty. We actually came for a musical/comedy show, featuring local band Bolonium. We had a great time, and enjoyed more than a few beers while watching them. The service was excellent.

Always a great time, between the live music, delicious food and flavorful drinks I never have a bad time at Roxy. Love being introduced to new music every time I go. Service is always top notch!

Brunch is amazing. If you love live music or just a great vibe definitely recommend. Bottomless mimosas on the weekend.

Loved Roxy! Made a last minute plan to come here and there were no regrets. When we got there at about 8:00 it was not crowded at all. Just a few tables outside. We made a reservation just an hour before but I feel confident you could walk up and get a table. We got a bottle of the Spanish white wine. I got the Reuben and my friend got the mac and cheese. I loved my sandwhich. The meat was very crispy and almost bacon like. The artist of the night did an acoustic/acapella set. She sounded amazing and very professional. Its always a hit or miss with live performances and I was not disappointed with Roxy tonight

Went for Valentine's day at 8:30 & was so impressed! The espresso martini was amazing & was chilled to perfection. Our server was so sweet and attentive with the kindest personality! Live music with drink & great food, what else could you ask for? The bathroom was cute & great for a small photo shoot. Will definitely be back & I strongly recommend!

Just got back from Roxy's. The drink was great, but the woman at the entrance was unbelievably rude. Her tone, the way she looked at me, her flimsy excuses for not letting me in, and finally relenting to allow me to sit at the bar for just one drink were all appalling. It's a busy night, reservations were made, but there's no excuse for such abysmal customer service, which felt like discrimination. She wasn't unfriendly to me, but overly friendly to every white patron who came after me. The bartenders were the same; the bar wasn't busy, yet they were friendly to everyone but me. Perhaps I'm not their preferred demographic, if you catch my drift.

Love the vibes and the music here!

Great music. Fun crowd. Delicious Bloody Mary! I would certainly go again! Gender friendly bathrooms.

We went for the music and vibes and ended up eating everything, drinking everything, and making besties with our server. Spaced out tables and a fresh breeze, along with hand sanitizer being readily available, made for a safe/clean/covid comfortable experience. The food! We couldn't decide so we went a little nuts but it was so worth it! Crab Benny- omg!! Perfect spice, perfectly poached eggs, and the home fries were delicious too! Chicken club with truffle fries was toasty, tasty, and a solid choice - loved the sauce and the sprouts. The main event was the brunch board. Um how is this my first brunch board and how will I ever go anywhere else? Breakfast meats and waffles covered a pile of the most yummy granola/nut combo with fresh fruit. And a side of warm churro donuts topped off the spread like a boss. So goooood! Drinks: mimosas on point, amazing bloody, pimms was a classy warm up w fresh mint and a strawberry garnish. While we gushed on the food and drinks, the real 5 star goes to the staff - friendly, fast, and on it! From the hosts warm greeting to the bartender saying bye, we noticed and loved the teamwork here. It was a great connecting with our sweet server too! Best brunch! See you again soon, Roxy!

This combination bar, speakeasy, theater, concert venue and restaurant has it all. I saw a very professional & super fun burlesque show but there are many more things happening too ... watch for Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays & Saturdays to catch your favorite event

Good food, solid drinks, free or affordable live music. Good vibes. Service is always good too. I like supporting the local free music scene at a enjoyable place. Thanks Roxy! The old fashioned is on point and the salmon flatbread excellent!

Great staff! Super friendly. The covid distancing wasn't bad, the service was very respectable. They had a DJ for brunch. That was new for us, but it worked well. The food was very tasty. We had the burrito, the Benedict and the club sandwich. All of them top notch. Good coffee too. The Bloody Mary was well worth it.

Hello, reader. It's been a while. How are you? Pull up a chair - let me share my experience of dining at The Roxy. Tonight the Sausage family dines in honor of Sally's ex-partner signing a quit claim deed. Breaking up can be mess - moreso when assets like housing are involved. To close the book on this challenging chapter, we loudly exclaim: "WE DESERVE THIS." COCKTAILS The Sausage family communion begins with a round of delicious beverages. Let us entice your senses with each Sausage's experience. Beaky Sausage enjoys a French 75. "I think I've had better, but I'm impressed they had French 75 nonetheless. It doesn't quite live up to my virgin French 75 experience." What can ever live up to a virgin experience? Unsullied, pure, the idea of an experience untainted. Reality comes crashing in like a bull, trampling your expectations into the dust of the earth. Sapphire Sausage sips sweetly at his ice water. "Glasses are great. Condensation is what you need - it's there. 7/10 water, -3 because it could be better." Howdy Sausage enjoys his aptly named "Giggle Juice." Between bouts of giggling he remarks, "It's okay. I don't hate it, but I don't love it because it's too alcohol-y and a little bit too lemon-y, and I'm not a big lemon drinker guy." Lenin and Gerdy Sausage sup at their Paper Plane. They note, ""it's refreshing. The bubbles make me feel like I'm exiting my body. Comparable to my ayahuasca experience in Peru. The Paper Plane sends me soaring." Sally and Moldy Sausage share a Tribute cabernet. Moldy: "My skin feels all tingly on the outside. It made me scrunch my nose, but it felt worth it." Sally: "apparently the table really likes it." Rainy Sauage puckers at her cider, the Black Cherry Downeast. ""Pretty good actually. Light cider, slight tinge of cherry but not a whole lot. It does not make me want to cry." I, Ricky Sausage, kind and benevolent god of Yelp, beveraged upon a Colorado Cold One. The beer was a sweet lager, much like a Coors banquet or some such, but a bit hoppier and bitter. Then I pour some in my eye and it takes it to the next level. Good luck not getting kicked out of the restaurant for this one! FOOD After imbibing a plethora of drinks - nay - a CORNUCOPPIA OF DRINKS, a horn-of-plenty so full to bursting with liquid that merely touching said cornucoppia would unleash a torrent upon the Earth of biblical proportions, we proceed to dine. Nay! FEAST upon a CORNUCOPPIA OF FOOD much like our wandering puritanical forefathers before us. Beaky munches on the Kale-lorado. "I was sad they didn't have chicken breast, but the salmon was excellent. I couldn't taste the fork, which was a good thing I think. I did take a few bites of Ricky's pork-" she says as she knocks my fork out of my pork. Sapphire pecks with his fleshy beak at the Reuben. ""Taste is great, sauce is great. Seems like they have portion sizes that they have to stick to by Big Reuben these days. I don't know who isn't afraid of Big Reuben. They could have a little bit more to it." Conspiracies aside, Big Reuben is out to get us all. Howdy, in active defiance of Big Reuben (come get me, BR) eats a Turkey Club proudly. "I like to respect woman. The bread is too crusty. I don't think there's any blood in my mouth. Yeah, I don't prefer blood." Gerdy also stands strong with Howdy, dining on a Turkey Club. "The raspberry jam really gives it a pop. The toothpicks were very clean." Lenin grazes on a strawberry field salad, plate as wide and strong as a true strawberry field. "It's great. Very refreshing. Barratta is delicious. It feels like the arugula is sourced from Mexico - the good stuff they have to smuggle across the border." Sally befriends her Salmon Flat Bread. "It's good. Spicy. The salmon was named Franklin, I think. His death was probably very sad, but my experience of eating him was fine. But I was sad while remembering the experience of his death. The capers did him dirty." Rest in peace in Sally's stomach, Franklin. Moldy partakes of the Truffle French Fries, a classic as American as apple pie, cherry pie, pecan pie, etc. "They taste like truffle fries, but I don't see any truffle on the fries. I don't know why my truffle fries have blue cheese, but it's not bad." We were too scared to ask about their truffle pig because Big Reuben was watching us. Finally, I avail myself of the macaroni with pork supplement. My first bite took me to the moon, robbed of oxygen and atmosphere. As the vacuum yanked at my eyeballs, the pork brought me back to earth just in time. Yum! CONCLUSION Did you make it this far, reader? Are you still awake? In summary, the Sausage family were pleased by Roxy. It's not often a music venue can pull off food and drink, but Roxy does so with a flourish. All of the Sausage family will remember this day. Thank you, Rixy!

Great place with great music! Their priorities: 1. Music 2. Drinks 3. Food Don't go for an amazing meal. Go for the experience.

The Roxy hosted a recent girls night out for my friends and I. Everything was so well done... food, drinks, service and atmosphere. We had a great time sitting in close proximity to the dance floor and enjoyed the blues band that was playing that night. Go for the drinks or the food or the music... or roll it all into one exceptional night out!

What an awesome spot! We were in town for a conference and wanted a place for small plates and live music and man did this place deliver! Reasonable prices, awesome bands, and great drinks. The food was a little eh for my taste and we ordered like 6 different dishes. I'd definitely go back for drinks and music.

Everything about this place is 5 stars. The drinks were great. Food was good with great presentation. The music was fun and good! The service was absolutely top notch, the second you walked in you felt like you had been there a million times. Extremely friendly and just overall an awesome experience. Recommend this place to absolutely anyone.