Williams & Graham
3160 Tejon St, Denver
(303) 997-8886
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John was a great table server & loved all his reco. Cool atmosphere & not so loud. Loved the ambiance & the vibe. It's a must when u go to Denver
New. Menu launched prior day, was not what we expected, so we opted for drinks only and exited for dinner elsewhere. Quirky interesting an atmosphere, but very LOUD with speakers over every booth. I would recommend for drinks.
This is not just an outstanding bar it's an experience and makes you feel like you are part of the real Denver. Amazing drinks and food and the staff is stellar!
Our experience was lackluster which was disappointing. I had guests in from out of town, and made this resy over a month in advance to show them a good time! When we got there and host refused to give us better seats (even though there were lots available and empty the entire time we were there) and our waiter knew very little about the beverage list. For the price and prestige it was a bummer - I wanted our out of town guests to have an awesome time and instead it felt like a glorified dive bar in terms of service and attitude. Service is going downhill here
I made a reservation 11 days in advance, expecting a seated table upon arrival. When we arrived, we waited about 10 minutes before being taken back—during which time several other parties arrived without reservations. Despite having booked ahead, we were initially seated at the bar alongside walk-in guests who had no reservations. We had to ask our server what happened to our table, and were told that none were available until 15 minutes after we'd already been seated. We were eventually moved, but the experience started off on the wrong foot. The layout of the space is unlike any other speakeasy I've visited. A large countertop runs through the middle of the restaurant, separating the bar and table seating with standing room for walk-ins. Once seated at a table, you're either facing guests standing directly behind you or being watched by those across the aisle. The atmosphere is loud and crowded, with everyone talking over each other. This setup seems designed more for maximum drinking capacity than for creating the ambiance typically associated with a speakeasy. I've visited many speakeasies across multiple states, and this is the first one I've seen with a standing bar dominating the entire center of the space. That said, the food was excellent, and the cocktails were truly impressive. With a different layout—particularly without the central standing bar—the space could offer a much more refined and relaxing experience. Unfortunately, it currently feels like a place focused on turning over guests quickly rather than cultivating the moody, intimate charm speakeasies are known for. I would not recommend this spot to those seeking a traditional speakeasy experience.
The tres Leche was the worst I ever had. The drinks were okay. Server took long time to notice we were out of water and refill.
Just cannot say enough good things about our experience. It was top notch in every way with such an incredible vibe. The craft cocktails were fantastic but the bartenders themselves are what put it over the top as they elevated the experience. Will absolutely be back for another date night.
very impressed! every thing was spot on. service was excellent. food was great and prompt. great music. drinks were great and customized to your taste as well as innovative concoctions of their own. highly recommend! great experiences don't come cheap...
I've been here a few times and love the drinks, but every time I've ordered food, it comes out room temperature or cold.
Drinks were good, but tiny, and you expect to pay $17/drink in a nice cocktail bar these days.. What I didn't like, or expect is having a 5% healthcare charge added to the bill, without asking. And literally when it came to the tip, it suggests 18% as the minimum, AFTER adding 5% for healthcare for the staff, And AFTER TAX... so neither of these things are cool or correct. If you want your staff-employees to have heath insurance, then pay for it. Don't add it to the bill automatically, maybe make it an option for patrons to decide.. and don't set up your tip recommendations based on AFTER tax and AFTER the Healthcare 5%. Really, WTF?
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Cocktails and food was overpriced. One time experience is fine but it is not out of the world
Fantastic and unique cocktails. Great vibe and atmosphere. Only had dessert, and that was also great.
Amazing cocktails, food, and service! Wasn't abnoxiously loud. While expensive, not as much as I thought it would be.
Marshall and Maura the best bartenders ever. The atmosphere was amazing and the whole experience was just amazing!
An amazing experience and I've been to many speakeasy! I enjoyed the atmosphere to include their drinks. I had their Sun Sleeper and it was as if gold touched my tongue. Jose the mixologist was great and amazing, made the experience even better.
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