10 Best Dog Friendly Restaurants Edgewater

“Come to the Edgewater public market and have a great day, drinks, great food, ax game, our VR Arcade bar!! Highly recommend 😝😁😁“

“'Twas good, fyi no more fish plank night on Monday. We had them $5 meat pies instead. The steak and potato and ground beef were good, the pork was a solid sausage patty that needed the curry sauce. The fries are excellent and they have curry and/ or malt vinegar.

Corn hole out back on the patio and a toddler play pen. Breezy views of Sloans' Lake with dogs made it a very nice date night.“

“Jamie - it’s clear that everyone appreciates her, customers and coworkers alike. She’s friendly, even-keeled, and at ease, even in a rush. She’s wonderful and attentive. A clear multitasker, serving and behind the bar. I’d come back just for her level of service but the food is not to be ignored either. Definitely became one of my favorite brunch spots in the area, easily. Food came out fast, hot, and delicious. I sat in a seat for way too long and wasn’t bothered or pushed out. Will absolutely be back. Thanks Jamie and Rupert’s!“

“Joyride is great, has a ton of TVs (which isn’t common at breweries) and an amazing selection of different beers. Their hazy’s and west coast IPAs are super tasty (and strong to boot). Add the rooftop with great views and this place is tough to beat locally in Denver“

“Loved the live music by Michael Strappelli and bingo night! Staff is extremely friendly and very family friendly atmosphere.“

“Lexi the Bartender was Sensational at making the Dirty Martinis 🍸 that I enjoyed! I didn’t wait long in line and the establishment was clean and inviting! Definitely Recommend as an Out of Towner from Minnesota!“

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“I took my date here yesterday after we got dinner and it was absolutely phenomenal. Great customer service and drinks! Pretty quick too. They also took apple pay and afterpay 🤭“

“This is not a bar — it’s a living artifact. A sacred ruin. A cash-only cathedral of cheap beer and brutal honesty parked right on the edge of Sloan’s Lake, Denver’s glimmering puddle of cosmic reflection. The Lakeview Lounge doesn’t care about your apps, your IPA flights, or your precious little debit card. Bring cash, order your drink, and stay out of the way.

I asked for a Coors Light — and bless them, they poured it into a glass. Not a mason jar. Not a frosty mug. A glass. Clear, cold, straight from the tap. It hit exactly as advertised: like a liquid apology from the state of Colorado itself. Not fancy. Not ironic. Just beer the way it was meant to be — fast, cold, and consumed within earshot of a pool cue smacking chalk-dusted vengeance into a corner pocket.

The pool table in back? A survivor. Sloped. Slightly angry. You don’t line up shots so much as negotiate them. The regulars know the lean, the light, the curse words that help. Play at your own risk.

And then there’s that patio — a stone slab of outlaw luxury with a direct line of sight to modern America in four acts: bar, busy street, walking trail, lake. You sip your drink with traffic howling ten feet from your skull, joggers panting past in the distance with Bluetooth ears and haunted eyes, and beyond them all, the lake — shimmering like a lie you almost believed. There’s peace out there, if you squint past the madness.

Five stars. No flair, no plastic in your wallet. Just glass-poured salvation, a battered pool table, and the best damn view in the city. The Lakeview Lounge isn’t for everyone — just the lucky few who know exactly where to sit and what to order.“

“Fantastic bartenders atmosphere a little bit loud for carrying on a conversation but all the drinks looked amazing and you can bring the food in from the food area and enjoy yourself while you’re having whatever cocktails air conditioning isn’t too bad. I would like to see it a little bit colder butit’s a very open area so I think that’s why it’s a little bit warmer than I think it should be for as hot as it is but definitely it must come and check it out.“