Colorado Campfire - American restaurant in Denver - 400 E 19th Ave, USA

Disappointed with the service and food quality. We walked in and the greeter was so rude to us, despite us being perfectly polite. Our table server barely came around to check on us. The food portions are small for the price and the food is pretty bland and unseasoned. My beer was significantly un-filled when it was given to me (see picture). They have a great food menu and an awesome TV set up for game day. I would come back for a couple beers while watching the game, but as a restaurant, I’m sad to say, not the greatest experience.

One of our favorite spots in Denver! The food, drinks, atmosphere, and décor really make it stand out. The great folks that work there make it unforgettable. We will certainly be back next time we are in town, which is hopefully soon!

Cool concept. Wait staff accommodated my new restrictions for food. Ordered a salad with Tuna without seasoning and they delivered. Thank you for making my meal just right. Everyone was welcoming. Good vibe. All in our party were happy with meal and service. Cheers

We had a less than stellar experience. It was great to be sat immediately on a Saturday night, but service on the patio was slow and kind of subpar. Our server forgot to put in our appetizer order until she returned (a looong time later) to get our meal order. The hush puppies were dry and disappointing. The veggie burger and fries were cold, the mac and cheese was just kind of ok. The pasta salad has ham in it and it is not listed as such on the menu. We won’t be returning, it’s definitely not worth the money.

Love all the amazing beer choices. Tons of options for all the many different palates that exist. Carter was an amazing bartender with his open spirit to allow several different samples to be poured with no hesitation. The ambiance is nice and subtle. This place has a unique flare. Now...the food. I ordered the Wontons, Pork Belly Bahn Mi, and the chicken tortilla nachos. All products are local farms. Local farms meaning, no abx, hormones, or any of that other government induced bs. But, my nachos could of used more of a runny sauce for them not to be so dry. The pork belly sandwich was more fat than meet. Not sure if last of batch but not enough meat for satisfaction. Overall though, I'd give this place a shot if you haven't been.

came here on a saturday night and got seated right away! Eva was so great to us, got us drinks right away while we waited for our final party member. loved everything we tried. buffalo cauliflower dip? delicious. pork belly tacos? perfect balance of meat and veggies. oh and the hot cocktails during winter were so delicious! I recommend the smashing pumpkin.

I reeeeally wanted to give this place five stars, but the food just didn't do it for us. The drinks were super fun and the table by the outdoor fire place was amazing, but the food was just a bit not-exciting (even though I know the photos look great!). Outdoor patio is dog friendly, and lots of gluten free options!

First i will say that this place is cute and has potential, however, my visit was not the best. They had one server for the entire patio outside which has probably 10 tables and I’m sure you know how it went from there. All of our food came out cold and the nachos look beautiful but we’re soggy from having sat in the food window for what i expect was an extended period of time. Our burger was served well done when we asked for medium rare to medium temp. The wings were cold. I’d like to come back and try their food on a day that it actually comes out hot. A very disappointing visit for us. Subpar food and the service was horrible to no fault of the waitress. She clearly needed help.