Park and Co

I live nearby and go every once in a while. Went here for the first date with my girlfriend — staff is great, a little on the loud side at times but it is a bar so it was to be expected. Sweet potato fries are awesome as is the Cubano sandwich.

This place is a hidden gem! The service is friendly and attentive, without being overbearing. The food is to die for!!! My friend and I are visiting from Australia for three days and we’ve managed a meal there everyday because it’s worth it! Tell your friends about this wonderful place — there’s something there for everyone!

Awesome burgers, good fries, deviled eggs were divine. Love that burger sauce. Fast service. They have ginger beer on the menu, which gives them a check plus. This will be our go-​to burger spot in the neighborhood.

Good, lively atmosphere with games to play if you’re waiting for a table. We went on a busy afternoon but sat at the bar quickly and were served really quickly. The salads were really great — very fresh and lots of quality ingredients. Quinoa salad was superb, and didn’t skimp on the avocado. TVs at the for football games. Good alternative to Stueben’s which had a really long wait that day.

Really great, bacon wrapped dates, sweet potato fries, and the scarpone burger was fantastic! Would definitely come back.

OVERALL: This is my favorite place in Uptown — fair prices, excellent food, good service, nice atmosphere. You will not be disappointed. Far better than Ace and Steubens. The only other place to go would be D Bar on 19^th and Pennsylvania.
GETTING THERE: Both 2hr limit parking and meters. Parking can be hard to find after 7p.
SERVICE: 5 of 5 stars. Staff is always prompt, courteous, with the customer experience in mind at all times.
FOOD: 5 of 5 stars. All dishes range from «very good» to «excellent». The Kale salad with steak or ahi tuna is great. The Fuego Melt with a side salad is great too. Wings are meaty and «buffalo style» — my favorite on 17^th st.
VALUE: 4.5 of 5 stars. The prices aren’t cheap, but are fair. The quality is always good.
ATMOSPHERE: 4.5 of 5 stars. The bar area is nice and clean, with a classy look. The patio area is covered in winter, and has TVs mounted on the wall. TVs are high quality resolution, and clearly visible, but not overly loud. I see lots of people here on dates.

The food wasn’t very interesting. I had the turkey burger with guacamole and the stuffed tater tots. The service was slow. I have no interested in going there again.

A solid place to eat. Small enough that it feels local. I usually go for their salads and add chicken. Very delicious. Their sliders and sandwiches are good too. Try the fries. Truffle fries are overdone these days but they do make some very good ones!
For some reason I am always freezing when I come here. Bring a sweater in the summer even.

Park and Co has been a consistent stop every time thus far. The atmosphere is comfortable, service has always been friendly and I have no qualms with the approachable menu offerings. It’s a solid neighborhood spot.
The menu is burger heavy and rounded out by a number of other barroom favorites, including one I gravitate towards whenever spotted — the Cubano. It was a good take on the sandwich and was one I would order again. Other menu items that I have tried have been filling comfort food and it’s never been a challenge to find a beer to wash it down with among the twenty tap lines.
Given the laid back vibe, appealing tap list, TV’s tuned to NFL Sunday Ticket and quality bar fare, I could find myself occupying a bar stool here fairly often if ever in the area.

This turned out to be a pretty decent lunch option — though they’re surrounded by strong competition. The crispy brussels sprouts appetizer was probably the best thing we got. The sandwiches and salads were all mediocre, but a surprisingly creative cocktail menu brought things back up to par.

Always a great time at Park and Co – never had a burger I didn’t like, and this one didn’t disappoint! Gotta have the CROQUE burger… fried egg, ham, swiss! …and also order WINGS for an appetizer — WOW just WOW!
TIP: sit on the patio for awesome people viewing, especially Sunday evenings about 8pm, when the Wrangler beer bust gets out!

Everything is outstanding: the service, the food, the drinks and beer selections, the vibe. Definitely recommend.

One of our favorites in the Uptown area. We have gone for brunch, dinner, drinks and, «I need a break from moving get me out of here!» happy hour! The staff is wonderful and super accommodating. Before we moved here, we had a big get together with like 6 people in wheelchairs, and they seated us without batting an eye and treated us like royalty the entire night. We also went again with a couple of friends who were on the Whole 30 diet, and basically couldn’t eat anything. Our waitress was super patient, answered all their questions and they were able to have a delicious, sufficient meal without feeling like they were being «those people.»
The small plates are definitely my favorite menu item, and I will go just for the sweet potato fries or deviled eggs, and their beer list is always changing so that’s fun. The staff is super knowledgable and will let you try samples before you make up your mind.
One thing to note is that it is super loud if you eat inside, so for some people that may be difficult. Ask about being seated on the patio if you know it will be an issue.
Love you Park & Co! We will be back!

$ 9 for a tiny chicken breast sandwich. The fries were unbearably salty. I do not know how the rest of their food is. Hopefully, for their sake, their other menu items are better.

Wow, let me start by saying AMAZING food.
I got the Croque with haystack onions (tiny fried onions) my burger had an egg, ham, and swiss cheese. My husband and i shared an order of the «Fireworks» which are a BIG order of fries with cheese, pulled pork, chili lime cream sauce, and jalapeños. We ordered a side of ranch to dip them in, wow they were the best thing i have had. Not exaggerating. Everything was so tasty. Our server was very kind, on top of refills and even shook our hands. We wanted a great burger place and this place was hands down the bomb.
For 2 burgers, 1 order of firework fries, 2 waters and a coke it was only $ 26.00
you go park and co!
If you love burgers, go here!

Great little dive with table games and tasty house made cocktails. I highly recommend the «Ron Swanson», if you’re a real man. Parking might be tough, but after a few at park, you should probably just walk anyway.
The food isn’t too shabby either. We tried the nachos (they come with pulled pork!) and the bacon wrapped, stuffed dates. Both were quite tasty and filling for 2. I’ll be back next time I’m in Denver.

This is a pretty hip burger joint in Downtown Denver right near the State Capitol. I got three things here — the samosas, truffle fries, and scarpone burger.
SAMOSAS:
Butternut squash, chickpeas, scallions, hazelnuts, and pecorino. Definitely was a little on the overfried side when I got it, but the blend of non-​traditional ingredients was just right and definitely gave a new spin on the South Asian staple.
TRUFFLE FRIES:
Really trendy, and dusted with Parmesan cheese. The large is literally the size of the thing they put into the deep fryer. They were fantastic.
SCARPONE BURGER:
¹⁄₃ lb patty, provolone, crispy pancetta
giardiniera & truffled garlic aioli. Pretty much just a fancy way of saying sauce, bacon, fried vegetables, and meat. Burger was great and I was actually a pretty big fan of the truffled garlic aioli on the burger.
ATMOSPHERE:
Hip atmosphere with strung lights and a brick exterior. There are also TVs everywhere whatever sports are on that night, along with a full bar in the interior.
Definitely worth coming to and checking out if you’re a fan of burgers. It’s also in a neighborhood that’s great to take a stroll in afterwards to work off some of those calories!

Essentially Park Burger’s downtown location, Park & Co. does have a slightly different menu. Went here with my youngest daughter to celebrate passage of the Colorado bar.
She had deviled eggs and a gyro; I had the spicy steak sandwich and a Pivo Pilsner. Good was quite good; I usually opt for a burger at Park but was really pleased with the sandwich.
Service was pretty spotty for a Thursday night and I was disappointed by the odd beers on tap. Nothing terribly inspired or particularly good. There’s really no excuse for that in Denver.
Still, Park is always reliable for really good food.

Okay, what am I missing here? I see all these glowing reviews about how fun this place is, and I walked out feeling like I was a burden on my server and just not hipster enough to fit in.
I’m uptown for training today, and Park & Co. was the closest spot for lunch. As a party of one, it was easy to get a table, but that was about where the benefits of eating here ended.
My server was sweet enough, but I wish she had taken a few minutes to refill water during my meal. Or given me time to ask her what he favorite items were. Or anything! Instead, I got the feeling since I was a lone female dining in a tavern full of young male lawyers that I wasn’t her target market. I got one glass of water — no offers of refills — my entire meal. My entire interaction with her consistent of sit, order, get food, here’s the check.
As far as the food, I really liked my pear and arugula salad with ahi tuna. I liked the sesame crust, but I felt the tuna itself was a little underdone (it was cooked properly, but I prefer mine cooked a little more.). The goat cheese was a nice accompaniment.
Atmosphere was loud; a little louder than I like when dining alone. It probably is a great place to go with a group, but I wouldn’t make this my top choice when dining solo.

The service was fantastic, and I found the burger to be great, my dining companion found it less so.
I had the croque burger, and the ham, egg, and cheese burger was right up my alley. The sweet potato fries were wonderful, the truffle and parmesam fries were even better. Unfortunately, my dining companion found a group of hairs in the popper burger. It was remade without question, and the second try was good… im told.
The Moscow Mule (drink) was good, and the Rye Mule was exquisite. I will try this place again, but I hope nobody has to deal with the hairs… it was a blow to the whole experience