Finn McCool’s Bar & Grill

At this point I'm more excited about being able to go to Finn McCool's every time I'm in Greenwood Village than I am about whatever it is that's taking me to Greenwood Village. Their prices are still pretty decent even with the rising cost of things, their staff is always amazing, and their jambalaya pizza is the kind of food you think about for the rest of your life. I am not joking when I say I plan any visit to the area around being able to eat here, mostly just for that pizza.

Broncos game on. Good crowd, 3 different games on at least 12 large TVs. We only see one server working the floor, but she kept up with orders and remembered well. Not too loud to keep a convo at the table in between cheers. Food menu pretty typical bar food but made well and tasty. Sliders were good and onion rings had a nice thick batter on it with a satisfying crunch.

If you’re looking for a laid-back spot with great food and even better service, you’ve got to check out Finn McCool’s. This place is the definition of a great dive bar which is truly a hidden gem—in the best way possible. Sierra behind the bar is awesome—super friendly, attentive, and makes the whole experience even better. The French dip is seriously one of the best I’ve had, and the potato skins are next-level good. The best cold beers ever, want your mixed drink in a cold glass, just ask! Great vibes, and solid food… what more could you want? Definitely a go-to spot!

I'm a wheelchair user and my biggest frustration is places that are labeled accessible and are incredibly hard to navigate with a chair. There is accessible parking up by the entrance, but that is the most accessible portion of this building in my opinion. None of the doors (entrance/bathroom/patio door to enter or exit) are automatic, if you cannot manage a door on your own with a chair, or don't have anyone to help, it may not be worth coming. The aisles, and walkable space are incredibly tight/narrow for any kind of chair even slightly bigger than mine (about 19 inch width in my chair - and I still had a very hard time barely fitting through) and tremendously hard to navigate when its busy. If you are a wheelchair user as well, I very much would think twice about coming unless you have help. Other than that, the food was alright and service was good despite the busy hour.

Absolutely loved Laney. My favorite waitress and so much fun to talk to. I LOVE a girls girl. Hope I get her next time I come back! And she handles a table of drunk military men with class and better humor than us guys!