Tom's Watch Bar - Coors Field

Love the size and amount of TVs - and the great willingness of the staff to let you watch your game. The fare was roughly standard bar food, but the cheese fries with bacon were amazing and hit the spot. There were some mistakes on the ordering, which the wait staff took care of in a very professional manner. As our party thinned out, I asked if we could move to a smaller table ... which was accommodated - a win win on both sides. Would be cool to experience the bar during an important game when the atmosphere could be a bit more electric.

Absolutely love Tom’s Watch Bar! The vibe is unmatched—tons of screens, great energy, and the perfect spot to catch any game. But what really made the experience next level was George, the bartender. George is hands down the best—super attentive, friendly, and genuinely makes you feel welcome the moment you sit down. Drinks were perfect, service was fast, and his energy alone makes you want to stay longer. You can tell he truly cares about the guests and takes pride in what he does. If you’re coming to Tom’s Watch Bar, do yourself a favor and sit at the bar with George. He’s a big reason we’ll definitely be back. 👏🍻

I stopped into Tom’s Watch Bar on a Wednesday night and found the place surprisingly empty. I ordered two beers and the Nashville hot chicken. The chicken was tasty with a huge portion size, but it wasn’t anything exceptional. The fries were pretty underwhelming. With the beers, the bill came to about $40, which felt steep for what I got. That said, the atmosphere here is great—especially on game days when the bar really comes alive. The location in McGregor Square is hard to beat, with a central spot and a fun, energetic vibe when it’s busier. The wait staff was friendly and knowledgeable, which made the experience better overall. Overall, I’d say Tom’s Watch Bar is a good spot if you’re here for the atmosphere and sports, but the food and pricing don’t quite live up to the hype unless you catch it on a lively game night.

A great spot for a bite and a beer! A ton of screens, large and small. Services is quick and pleasant. Pros definitely outweigh the cons, but the note on the menu stating 4% will be added to the bill to offset rising costs felt like nickel and diming. Also, this is a football bar - don’t expect to watch the Avalanche if there’s NFL/collage ball on the same evening 😄

Went for a Dallas cowboys tailgate party before the game. We aren't from Denver. We are from Texas. They had a great setup for us. Needed a lot more tables upstairs for our party thats for sure. But I was able to snag a table before they were gone. The staff was friendly. The decor was great. The food was yummy. The entire setup was awesome. If ever in Denver again I would definitely go back.

Had the best time at the Nuggets Watch Party tonight with our 2 kids. We weren’t sure about eating inside on a big sports night with a 5 and 8 year old but everyone was so great about them running around. The food came out really quickly even though they were crowded (big plus for kids) and the margarita and Aperol spritz were great! Pete, the manager, went above and beyond to make sure we were happy and had a good spot to see the Nuggets dancers and Rocky. Lots of tvs and really friendly staff. Will definitely be back!

Maximus was great all around! Checking and making sure the food and drinks were up to par! Always ready to help with a positive attitude! Will come back!

I had an amazing experience at Tom’s Bar, thanks to our fantastic server, Karen!! They were attentive, friendly, and made sure our drinks and food arrived promptly. Karen went above and beyond, checking in just the right amount and offering great recommendations from the menu. Their warm personality really elevated the vibe of the evening. The bar itself has a great atmosphere, but the stellar service made it unforgettable. Highly recommend visiting Tom’s Bar and asking for Karen

Great food, great atmosphere, great service, fast and efficient even during the packers broncos game last week great sports bar!

I never come here because it's too expensive. Everything is ridic priced and then they add multiple fees. Gratuity: You don't add gratuity on top of tax as a rule. If a customer prefers to tip more, that's their choice to decide, but it should be calculated by businesses correctly. Patrons shouldn't be 'expected' to pay gratuity to servers as an extra tip on the tax money they pay to the government. So if govt tax is $10, we wouldn't tip the server 20%, or $2, for the act of charging tax... Even those incorrect tip percentages were still calculated wrong! The actual math was incorrect and doesn't equal the values listed of 18%, 20%, 22%. They are mathing wrong and it's gross. Idk how a biz can mess that up accidentally and still be running a business which relies on accurate math. All of this added $ adds up and I try not to trust any suggested tip amounts because of false numbers, Tom's is an example. Reminder that Denver pays one of the highest hourly wages for servers. Most American cities pay a handful of bucks an hour for servers (not bartenders, which is minimum wage). But Denver is up there with much bigger, and prolific cities (think $2 an hour vs $17 -- it's wild if you didn't know!). One time I came for a football game, they promised to have a section with my game on (I called ahead) but they couldn't deliver on sounds and kept having issues. Which is stressful when your game is live! So for these reasons, it's just not a spot I choose to frequent. Probably get more out of tourist/business visitors or those who somehow (in this current climate) have extra money to blow.

Tom's Watch Bar is perfectly located in McGregor Square, very convenient whether you're heading to a baseball game at Coors Field, a concert at Summit Music Hall, or just looking for a fun place to hang out and watch a game. And one can literally watch any game, thanks in part to the massive HD television setup Tom's has smack dab in the center of the dining room. No matter which sport or team you follow, chances are you will be able to watch it at Tom's. I came here for some pre-concert grub and even though the place was packed (the Av's, playing an away game, and Nuggets were playing that same night) the service was impressively quick. We were seated and served way faster than expected for being a walk-in's. The burger was absolutely yum. I had the Bacon and Avocado Burger with Tots and it was one of the best I've had at a sports bar. The restrooms on the lower level are accessible for those using mobility assist equipment but the entrance may be a little more challenging to negotiate. Parking is, as the usje, also a "fun adventure", so definitely recommend the parking garage at One Wynkoop (closer to McGregor Square) or 19th and Waze (for a bit of a walk).

This is a brilliant concept and a great space. The food is solid but not extraordinary with a surprising last century approach to allergens but hey it's a sports bar. I super appreciated the Baylor watch party! But the Sunday experience ... I mean that "DJ" or whatever needs to just ... stop. Did you notice that no one wants to join in on In-Comp-Plete for Broncos game? Reduce the chatter and the volume by at least 50%. Not sure I want to be there on a Sunday again and I'm a Broncos fan! Seriously. You should take a pole or something. I don't think anyone was appreciating that nonsense.

Great place to watch a game and have libations and food. Staff did an excellent job and establishment was spotless. Would go again when in the area and wanting to watch a game.

We went for a night walk at Mac Gregor square downtown Denver . It was beautiful. Lots of restaurants , sports bar and cafe. The Coor's stadium beside the square. The area was clean and lots of street lights. Nice for a night stroll Then went for a drink at Tom's ordered craft beer and Thai chicken wings. Really tender and juicy Service was great.

First time here for a meetup with college alumni. Parking is a bit dicey, but I found a lot near Coors Field that wasn't too expensive. Once inside, this place is huge with lots of TVs. The beer selection wasn't as big as I might've expected, but there was still a decent selection, and I managed to find something I knew and liked. For food, I had the Mediterranean chicken grain bowl. While yes, it had grain in it, I would compare it more to a salad than an actual protein bowl, especially since it even came with dressing. It was very good and also did a job good of filling me up. Even if though they were busy, service was around whenever it was needed. I'd definitely go back if I was downtown and looking for a place to watch a big game.

First time visiting this location after a busy baseball game, and they were able to seat our group of five with no problem at all. The place is super clean, both upstairs and downstairs, with tons of screens so you can watch pretty much any game from anywhere. I really liked that there are so many different rooms and vibes to choose from--outdoor dining, upstairs golf simulators, and it's even dog-friendly on the patio. For food, I went with what sounded most interesting: the cornbread pancake with Nashville hot chicken. The chicken itself was great, and the sauce had amazing flavor, but the portion of chicken was pretty small compared to the oversized cornbread pancake. The pancake was unfortunately undercooked and dry, so I didn't end up eating much of it. We also got an order of the cheese curds and they didn't have the high quality batter I'm used to these were more like fresh out of a frozen box - you can skip those as well. I've been to their Vegas location for brunch before, and I remember the food, drinks, and overall vibe being a notch above--maybe I just picked the wrong thing here. Either way, I'd definitely come back to try something else, because the atmosphere and service make it worth another visit.

Came here on a busy Friday night to watch a football game. I was so worried that we wouldn't have a place to sit but the hostess made it work for 7 people! She was a rockstar. Bojanna was our waitress, and she was very on top of it! Very busy day and she made sure that we were taken care of. The nachos were top tier and definitely could feed two or three people. The vibe of the bar was very loud and energetic. It was fun to see so many UT fans in one place. (even though we lost lol) I would be happy to come back here and highly recommended as it is in a great location. Although parking may be a challenge, we took Uber. Overall, 4.5/5 stars

Stopped by Tom's Watch Bar while in town for the weekend, and it was the perfect spot to catch some college football before the Broncos' epic come-from-behind win the next day! The place is packed with TVs--there isn't a bad seat anywhere. The atmosphere is energetic and full of life, making it a great place for any sports fan. The staff was friendly and attentive, and the food was excellent--way better than your typical bar fare. Whether you're here for the game, drinks, or just good vibes, Tom's Watch Bar delivers all around. Definitely worth a visit when in Denver!

Best service ever if you want good service ask for Anil .Food was very good fun time with friends

We stopped by Tom's to watch the ufc fights. No cover charge which was nice. This was one of the cooler sport bars. The amount of TVs was insane. Would love to watch football here on Sundays. This might be the only place I've ever seen sell a 40 oz draft beer. Tried the chicken tenders and they were some of the best I've ever had. Hand breaded, crispy, and seasoned perfected. The loaded fries are a must try. The queso that comes on it is amazing. Must go to while in Denver.

I had a great time at Tom's! Solid spot to just catch every sports game, relax, and eat solid food. My server was Kaitlyn Martinez and she made me feel like the most important person in the world! The service is impeccable. I appreciate that they have support for the servers to deliver a more efficient dining experience. In addition, Kaitlyn provided recommendations, a fun contagious energy, patient, and was extremely receptive. I will definitely comeback again!

Attended a corporate event which closed the whole facility, great event, wonderful layout, food and service. Bars and seating available for about 1000, bar selections vary between floors, food set up for catering was really good, easy access for all with very little time lining up and waiting. Outdoor patio and balcony large enough for about 150 Only slight grumble was the restrooms which were a longish walk into the ajoining office space. Unique photo ops. Only

You come here for the beer and atmosphere. Food is.... just ok. Popped in for the last Rockies game of the season and the place was packed in no time (NFL games). Nachos were so-so. Fried Chicken sandwhich was the same. How can any reputable place put a cold slice of cheese on a fried sandwhich? Fried were "seasoned" but with way too much pepper. Come here for the location and crowd, not the food.

Came here for the football games last Sunday. The vibes are good and the TV selection was great. We ordered apps and drinks at the bar. Service was also good but I found the prices to be really high. They don't advertise prices in the drink menu either so it's all a surprise. For food, we went with the chicken finger platter which was $21... kinda crazy but it was a pretty good portion. The fingers had a good amount of meat and did taste fresh. Needed the ranch we requested though. The fries could have been good... liked that they were skinny and seasoned but they were old. Kinda soggy and tasted like they had been sitting under a lamp. We also got the fried pickles, I only had one but pretty standard. Ranch was good. Overall, good drink selection, good tv spot for sports but def over priced for a sports bar.

This is a great place. Oscar is a great sever. If you're reading this Oscar deserves a raise. Boom.

Came to Tom's for lunch and had a pretty good meal. Originally, we were intrigued by the injectable donuts but sadly it wasn't on the menu. We ultimately decided to share the famed spinach and artichoke dip and the chicken tenders and cornbread pancake. Between the two, the cornbread pancake was by far the tastiest and most unique part of the meal. The cornbread was fluffy and buttery. The chicken tenders atop were also pretty good. They were crispy on the outside and tender on the inside. The dip came with tortilla chips that seemed freshly fried. The dip, itself, was a little too creamy and heavy. I think a little bit of acid on the dish would have gone a long way. We sat right at the bar which offers you a wide feature of sports to watch. Because it was daytime though, it eventually got to the weird parts of sports and there was a period of time where we were being shown extremely niche sport clips....definitely felt like staff could have intervened and pick some more....tasteful options even if they were replays. Additionally, service was a bit of a miss during lunch. Our waiter went MIA twice but luckily we were pretty fluid with our plans while exploring Denver so the delays weren't too bad.

tom's watch bar always has great vibes. Oscar was a our server and he took care of us all night. good drinks, best place in denver to watch a game

Tom's Watch Bar has become one of my favourite spots. McGregor Square in general has become a favourite of mine, but Tom's Watch Bar specifically has been my most visited place in McGregor Square. I've tried so many things on the menu from the tacos to the potstickers to the wings and burgers. And I can faithfully say that every single thing I've ever eaten here has been good. They also make a mean tequila mule. The staff is always super pleasant and very hospitable. Shoutout to our server, Jessica. I just know that whenever I come here it'll always be consistent and that's what I genuinely appreciate about this place. I haven't tried the golf simulator as of yet, but that is on my list of things to do. There are TVs everywhere, so if there is a good matchup for any sporting event, be prepared for it to be a bit busy. The downstairs section is a little bit busier than the upstairs so if you're not looking to be succumbed to the chaos of sports fans everywhere, then ask for a table upstairs.

Good food a little pricey but good atmosphere I'll be back Avs watch party was fun lots of giveaways

Really mid food but completely dog friendly which is a huge plus - able to bring dogs inside and out

When I have friends coming into town for any sporting event, we always try to go to Tom's watch bar as the TVs, drinks and service are perfect for game time.

A few friends and I were in Denver for the weekend and the Rockies were playing so we decided to go here to watch the game. We were seated upstairs, where all the nearby television stations were turned to various soccer and college football games (it was a Friday night). We asked the host who seated us if it would be possible to switch the closest TV to the baseball game and they said yes. However, it wasn't changed by the time our waitress came, so we politely asked again. Same positive response, but still no change in channel. Finally, I went up the bar to ask them and that's when it was finally changed. However the sound system continued to play the audio from one of the football games, quite loudly. Important notes to make: we were the only party seated in the area and the Rockies game was the only game on any TV that was actually being played in or near Denver. Overall, it was just a loud and strange environment with poor service, especially considering this is a watch bar. As for the food, we ordered nachos with birria beef to share and they were good. Nothing special, but decent. We ordered them with jalapeños on the side because one member of our party didn't want them, but they came with them anyway and we just had to pick them off. This wasn't a big problem for us, but would make me think twice before bringing someone with allergies or real dietary restrictions here. Our entrees were decent, but nothing to write home about. My friend thought the wings were very spicy, but otherwise good. The burger was fine. The garlic parmesan fries were extremely salty and quite garlicky but without a depth of flavor (as if they were tossed in garlic salt from the grocery store). And the prime rib dip sandwich was ok, but had large chunks of fat in it and the horseradish was barely noticeable.

Fun environment to go pre games or to watch sports. Waitresses are hard to track down. The food & drinks are decent. If the upstairs is blocked off for an event, there are not enough bathrooms downstairs to accommodate all the patrons. Great specials.

great customer service from Anil very fast the food was amazing!! Great view for sports

Great atmosphere, good beer, and very accommodating with sports requests. Maximus was a fantastic server and was very knowledgeable on the selection.

Wings were ok but not great. The salad was a good size and the dressing was good. They were a decent size though. Place seemed really cool to watch a game and hang out. The server appeared to be overwhelmed. We had to track him down multiple times. He failed to give us utensils and napkins and we had to take them off another table near us.

Are you looking for the ultimate sports haven in Denver? Look no further than Tom's Watch Bar! With multiple TVs showing all your favorite teams, you'll never miss a game. We were ready to pair our favorite sports moments with Tom's delicious food and drinks. We arrived and were sat in the main dining room. There were TVs throughout the bar so no matter where we sat, each of us had clear views of the game. Cory our server had great recommendations and was attentive to the table. Tom's had several beers on tap and in bottles & cans. The Blue Moon Belgian White was an American Ale from Golden, CO. The Blue Moon was a light, refreshing beer with some citrus. We had some cocktails to get our game buzz going. The Party Starter was made with a double dose of Tom's 'Rita with hibiscus, bombed with a Red Bull® Red Edition. The Espresso Martini was made with Absolut Vanilia Vodka and coffee shaken with coffee liqueur. The Blue Crus was made with Cruzan Lime Rum and Sprite mixed with Blue Raspberry, served with lime & a cherry. The Spinach Artichoke Dip was a creamy blend of spinach, artichokes, and cheese, served with fresh tortilla chips. Tom's Famous Prime Rib Dip was made with shaved prime rib, Havarti cheese, and horseradish cream on a toasted brioche roll with a side of demi-glace & served with a choice of seasoned fries or tots. This sandwich was delicious. The shaved prime rib had a rich, beefy taste complemented by the creamy texture and a mild, buttery flavor of the Havarti. The horseradish cream brought a great sharp, sinus-clearing tang that cut through the richness of the meat & cheese. This sandwich was delicious. The Crispy Chicken & Cornbread Pancake was made with sweet cornbread pancake topped with premium hand-battered chicken tenders, served with honey butter and maple syrup. The cornbread pancake provided a sweet base to the savory, crispy chick tenders. The Jumbo Buffalo Wings were 8 jumbo wings served with fresh carrots, celery, and choice of ranch or blue cheese. The wings were large & generously coated in spicy, tangy buffalo sauce.

I came here to watch the Bears game and had Mac daddy as my server and she was amazing. I love her so much. She deserves five stars. She was so great. The food was amazing. The drinks were great. Our service was great.

Never got menus. Nachos were cold. Very pricy for lack of interest in doing things right.

The unfriendly and rude staff. The hostesses were the worst I've ever experienced and that's your first impression of the place. Poor choice not having the nicest and friendly people there. This is my second time back and I wanted to give it a second chance but same experience. Guess this is what management trains them to do. Plan to spend a lot of money with most prices not listed. 4% service charge on all checks o "cover operational costs" You can improve kindness and transparency.

$14 for a 16oz beer is crazy asf Save your time and money if your trying to get a drink.

What you would expect from sports bar food. Nice staff and semi outdoor space. Plus they have Guinness!

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Great place for watching sports. In town for the first and second round of March Madness and decided to hit this place. If ya want sports, TVs galore, no problem there. The bartenders are very friendly. Food was really good. I had the Nashville chicken tenders on the cornmeal pancake. Chicken was nice and tender, sauce was spicy and what I was hoping for. The cornmeal pancake has probably ruined me for regular pancakes from now on. It was amazing. So good! As far as atmosphere, friendly and comfortable would be a good description.

Needed to get a bite to eat after wine tasting in LoDo. Walked across the street and ducked into Tom's Watch Bar. Had eaten at one in LA before King's game and had a pleasant experience. Fun energy as College football fans dominated the bar. Found one open bar seat and bf stood behind me. Ordered a chicken sandwich and a Diet Coke. BF had a Moscow Mule and no food. The chicken sandwich was a joke. Thinnest and driest $22 chicken sandwich I've ever had. Couldn't even eat the second half, it was like eating cardboard. They leave the receipts in cups on the bar in front of you which is mostly convenient. Apparently did not take the customer's before us away and replace with ours. Thought we were paying our tab, and ended up with a stranger's bill. Luckily it had been reconciled but the process for that to happen took forever and nobody behind the bar seemed to particularly care. Finally got our check. Over $50 for a cardboard chicken sandwich, Diet Coke and a Moscow Mule. Shoulda just drove through Chick Fil A at this point. I know it's downtown and touristy, but had a much better experience in LA. Don't expect much, but have fun with your sports friends, as everyone else seemed to be doing.

We came by to watch a Nuggets game. It was so disturbingly loud that we almost left. We had a group of 4 and everybody had a headache from the noise and had lost their voice from needing to talk so loudly within about 15 minutes. Felt like we were at a club. The environment is fun but the prices are high. We got two Coors Lights, which were apparently each $1 off. When we got the bill, it was over $20. It's a fun spot, but not $10+ dollars for "cheap" beer fun!

We had an hour before the baseball game started and happened across Tom's Watch Bar. Wow! What a great place to drink a beer, watch a game on a HUGE screen, and people watch. We got a nice IPA beer from Tom's and took it out to the plaza area. Tom's was packed. It's such a fun sports bar. The plaza area was something really unique. Lots of tables and the hugest non-stadium sports-bar-like TV that I've seen. This is a great place to gather before a game. Great experience.

Service was good and the server was nice...but yikes! Our group of seven had nine "well" drinks, three apps (cheese curds, nachos and fried pickles) and a root beer....$280 with tip! That is absolutely bonkers and I will avoid Tom's in the future for this reason. Everyone should be aware of this expense expectation.

We visited Tom's for a WWE special event so we knew it would be packed and it was. We were seated fast, smack dab in the middle of the action and had a perfect view of the screens. We were served fast and checked on by our server fairly despite the packed house. We ordered an assortment of different shareable appetizers, including a large order of bbq wings. The wings were by far the tastiest and would order them again, the other options were lacking flavor. They kept the crowd entertained with giveaways & it was a lively environment. If I'm in the area again and need to catch a game, this would definitely be an intriguing option for us.

Came here to watch the UFC fight and it was definitely the place to be. We share lots of appetizers and drinks while watching the fights. The fried pickles were by far the best I've ever had. The calamari was well cooked and had a nice crisp batter. The deep dish nachos were good but did come out a little cold and needed more toppings but our waiter brought us more cheese and jalapeños to fix them up. The beer selection is great lots of local Colorado beer options on tap. The place was clean and our waiter was fantastic. We appreciated that we were able to sit there and watch all 5 fights and didn't feel rushed or like we over stayed our welcome. Would love to come back here and try some actual dishes they burgers and sandwiches looked delicious and who doesn't love tatter tots.

A very weak 3 stars. Went there before a baseball game. Great location, right across the street from Coors Field. When we walked in the hostess was having a long conversation with a guest, just for the fun of it while we waited to check in and be seated. No apology for ignoring us. Bad form. The rest of the staff was great. The service was excellent. Lots of teamwork in action. I was super hungry for a good burger, hadn't had one in a while. I ordered the Bacon Avocado Cheeseburger. $19. What a huge disappointment. The bun was cold and not soft. It was supposed to be toasted. Way to ruin a burger right from the start. The meat was no better than you'd get at a fast food place, the bacon wasn't cooked well, and the avocado was just scooped on. Wait, it gets worse, it was dry and tasteless. A bad burger all around. Just plain bad. Boo on the burger!! My buddy had a California Chicken Club. They didn't toast the bun on that one either. Maybe the toaster was broken. I should have run to Wal-Mart and picked one up for them. I had "garlic" fries as my side. They should be called garlic-free fries because there wasn't even a trace of garlic on them. They were OK fries though. Just not garlic fries. I will certainly not return, but it's a cool place, maybe that's why they don't heat the buns because everything is cool there! Also, I noticed my shirt sleeve was wet and saw that water was leaking on it from a pipe or a window. Lots of water was puddled up beside my seat. Oh well, Tom. Swing and a miss this time, but I'm sure with just a little improvement on the food, a home run will be a regular occurrence.

Paloma was amazing! The burger and drinks were great really loved the service I appreciate how many tvs were showing what I wanted to show

In town for the NCAA Men's basketball tournament we always look for someplace to sit, drink, eat and watch all of the second day of games. Researched and found Tom's. Food was good, as were the drinks. Service was great.

Food and drink quality for the cost is atrocious. Red Bull cocktail is $25. Fish and Chips is $22 and includes frozen fish triangles that I used to get served in the elementary school cafeteria. TV setup is great but zero chance I would come again based on this experience.

Sandi was the best server I've ever had. Exceptional service! I will definitely be back tomorrow the next day and the day after that!

This is your local sports bar in the heart of sports alley in downtown Denver across from Coors field. I have been frequenting McGregor Square to watch Broncos games, All-Star Baseball Homerun contest etc. Finally one day I dropped in here and never have been disappointed with the energy. This place is always packed during all MMA, Basketball, Football, Base all, etc. The last time was all the NCAA Women's Basketball tournament of 2024. The drinks are always flowing. The food is a great spread and variety. My favorite hands down is their French Dip sandwich, just straight . There is plenty of seating downstairs, upstairs and outside patio in McGregor Square. Just see the hostesses and they will get you situated fast. Service most days is great too. If you want a sports bar, that has good food and great drinks with a nice mix of people from young to old this is the spot.

Toms was the spot to go for the Nuggets game. Solid bar food, great support from the fans, and our server, Oscar, was great. The proper spot for game day!