ViewHouse

This place had all the good vibes. The waiter was killing it: patient, complimentary, conversational, down to earth. The food was delicious. We had two appetizers (not pictured) and two entrees and everything was perfect. Go during happy hour and head up to the top floor if you can that’s where the hang is at.

Was at the View house in the downstairs bar area on Friday night during FIFA World Cup. We were there to watch the match on the TVs. We shared appetizers in achis, a salad and artichoke drop. The nachos were huge and really good! Artichoke was good, but it got cold too fast so I didn't eat much. Salad was fresh and plentiful. It was incredibly hot that night with the sun shining in at sunset. The air conditioning did not keep us cool,bee were hot and uncomfortable so we left early at halftime of the match. The live band was also playing outside which made it all extra loud that evening so they eventually closed the garage doors as I the band wasn't adding to the noise inside.. The only complaint is that we were sweating while we were there, sometimes it's difficult to keep a space cool with that many people and the garage style and doors that had been open to the bar. The window blinds were not drawn we either. Otherwise it was a fun experience.

I went to grab something like, decided to get an appetizer. The brussels sprouts was really good. The presentation was nice. Service was not the greatest. My waitress was mediocre. She seem nice. However she could’ve checked on us a little bit more frequently. Because I had to keep looking for her. Managers were present, and wasn’t doing anything was not going around and check on any tables to see how things were going to follow up, etc. It was very chaotic. When I walked in, I didn’t really know who was who. I asked a few people, but they told me they were not the host and I was like where is the host. We waited for a while to even get seated, and to place orders. I kinda was over it. And I was about to get up and walk out. They gave me a complementary cookie skillet birthday dessert. It was definitely overly sweet. Not going back.

If you’re looking for a spot in Denver that truly captures the city’s high-energy spirit, ViewHouse is it. I recently spent an evening there, and it’s easily one of the best "all-in-one" venues in the city. ​ ​The energy here is unmatched. Whether you’re hanging out in the massive outdoor courtyard playing cornhole or lounging on the rooftop, the vibe is vibrant and welcoming. It manages to feel like a massive backyard party and a sleek city lounge all at once. ​ ​If you’re a sports fan, this is your mecca. They have flat-screens everywhere you look, including a massive LED screen that makes you feel like you’re practically on the sidelines. Being just a block away from Coors Field, the pre-game and post-game energy is electric—it's definitely the premier place to catch the Rockies or any big game with a crowd that’s actually into it. ​ ​The name isn't just marketing; the views are spectacular. From the rooftop, you get a stunning 360-degree panorama that hits all the highlights: the downtown Denver skyline, the peaks of the Rocky Mountains, and a bird's-eye view right into the stadium. Watching the sunset over the mountains with a drink in hand is a classic Denver experience. ​ ​The food definitely holds its own against the view. ​Overall: Whether you’re a local or just visiting, ViewHouse is a must-visit for anyone who wants great food, a lively crowd, and the best seats in the house for both the game and the scenery.

The view from the ViewHouse is amazing. Quite literally the scenery changed every 5 minutes as the sun went down. And as good as the scenery was, the food and beverages matches and superseded them. Without a doubt you need to get the brussel sprouts as an appetizer. Also highly recommend the Jacked Up for your cocktail. You will not regret stopping here for a meal.