T-Rex Cafe

2001 Colorado Blvd, Denver
(303) 370-6000

Recent Reviews

Jackson Mergler

The food here is very poor quality. No matter what I try I am always disappointed. My kids won't eat most of the

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 1

Service: 4

Breann Hodges

I enjoyed the hamburgers and the French fries there it's delicious

Ryan Roland

Value, value, value. We got sandwich, giant slice of pizza, a milk and a softdrink all for 22 bucks. All decent snacks as well.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Lynn Unown

I might have to come back to the museum just for the pepperoni pizza, that stuff is divine for just $10 for two

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Pepperoni Slice

Lawrence Artl

I was surprised by this cafe; I'm used to the standard setup of generic foods like pizza and sliders and such at a museum eatery. However, the T Rex Cafe has a "choose your adventure" style World BBQ section where the food is made-to-order (for the most part... ask for fresh fries if that's your side) and pretty interesting in a very tasty way. I ordered the j*** pork loin sandwich and the meat was cut fresh right in front of me. The sauce choice runs the gamut from basic to "out-there", but if yourVegetarian options: Salad bar

Atmosphere: 3

Food: 4

Service: 4

Isela Peter

Love their blend, it tastes so good.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Shannon Johnson

Loved my expresso, they know how to do a good one.

Jill Magisano

Everything except the food was amazing ?

Rachel Fetroe

Vegetarian options: Some optionsKid-friendliness: Good options

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 4

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Pizza, Salad Bar

Alicia Philoethné

Not tasty food and overpriced. It’s similar to elementary school cafeteria. Husband got two slices of flavorless pepperoni pizza for $7 and I got the kids chicken taco plate with fries and a Capri Sun juice $11. The chicken had no flavor at all. I’ll be packing snacks or lunch next time I go to museum.

Amanda G

Pretty decent kids meals for the price. The macaroni wasn't the greatest, but the kids were fine with it. Bonus star for offering fruit as a side item. Staff was friendly and everything nicely spaced apart. Lots of options and nice for being inside of a museum.

Kristina Cole

Love it! Such healthy choices at reasonable price and lovely seating in the atrium

Art C.

Eating with the dinosaurs T Rex Grill, now called T-Rex Cafe, is located just inside the Denver Museum of Nature & Science. They offer a limited menu, about a handful of grilled items, and limited hours of 11-2. There is also a grab-and-go area where you can, well, grab something. I believe it is open until 4. For lunch I had their Museum Burger with a side of fries. You can also get fruit or a salad for a side. There was a short slow moving line, once we got to the front the grill team got us what we wanted. There are a couple of registers exiting the food area. Looking at the receipt afterwards I noticed we were overcharged by a large drink bottle, and the food is already not that cheap. All for a good cause I suppose. When we arrived we were assigned a table, so we had no problems finding a seat. The dining area was COVID spaced and kept clean. My fries were very good, the burger was ok. My expectations were low and they were met. We had just arrived at the museum, this gave us a chance to fuel up before we spent the next few hours exploring this fantastic museum.

Jeremy Reimer

Location was fantastic! This was my first time in and I was impressed by the level of customer service as well as organizing and cleanliness. The food was good and the desserts seem house made.

Dooreater

10 dollars for boring green burrito. Was cold and had lettuce. No refill either.

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