10 Best Holiday Party Venues in Denver, CO
Denver holiday party venues range from LoDo steakhouses steps from Coors Field to a Platte Street cocktail bar, an omakase counter and a pickleball club with mountain views. This list covers seated dinners, cocktail parties and nights with something to play. All 10 venues below are on RestauRent.
Tips for Booking a Denver Holiday Party
Book early. Friday and Saturday nights in December are the first dates to go.
Plan for the weather. Denver in December can mean snow one day and sun the next. Look for heated or enclosed patios, and keep an indoor room in the plan.
Ask about parking. LoDo and Union Station spots often mean garages or valet, while venues outside downtown, like Monolith and Moodswing, list ample parking. Share directions with the invite.
Check both capacities. A seated dinner and a standing reception can hold very different numbers in the same room.
Holiday Party Venues in Denver
Denver Chophouse on 19th Street in LoDo is a classic steakhouse pick, with exposed brick, wood and vintage lighting steps from Coors Field. Prix fixe menus, bar packages, AV and valet are available.
Caboose Room: 120 seated or 200 for a reception, with its own bar
Box Car: 60 seated or 75 standing, glass-enclosed with views of Coors Field
Club Car: 30 seated or 50 standing
La Loma brings its family recipes to McGregor Square near Coors Field and Union Station, with scratch-made enchiladas, house-made tortillas and margaritas.
It handles seated dinners and cocktail receptions for big groups, and the semi-private Wazee space on the upper level fits up to 25 with plenty of natural light. Coat check and a dance floor are available.
Ash + Agave in Cherry Creek serves wood-fired coastal Mexican food with a deep agave list, and its heated patio stays usable in December.
Agave Room: up to 52 seated, semi-private
Golden Hour Patio: up to 40 guests, private and heated
The Lounge: up to 24 guests
Full buyout: 200 seated or 250 standing
For a small team or a client dinner, Sushi by Scratch on Larimer Street is an omakase at the chef's counter, with sake to match.
It hosts up to 30 guests, and the counter format keeps everyone in one conversation.
Trellis on Fairfax Street is a neighborhood wine bar with natural textures, soft lighting and curated flights, plus seasonal food made for wine.
Semi-private space and full buyouts work for a seated dinner or a cocktail-style party, with AV available.
Room For Milly on Platte Street mixes vintage charm with craft cocktails and small plates. It holds 60 indoors or 85 with the patio.
Groups under 25 can book the lounge, and 25 or more can take the whole bar. Buyouts aren't available Friday or Saturday from 4 p.m. to midnight, so plan around those nights.
Broadway Roxy on South Broadway is a Prohibition-style speakeasy with exposed brick, vintage furniture and craft cocktails.
Private dining and full buyouts host 20 to 60 guests, with prix fixe menus, coat check and AV.
Ace Eat Serve in Uptown pairs Asian-inspired food with ping pong, cornhole and giant Jenga, which makes it easy to get a team mixing.
Lucky Cat Lounge: 15 to 24 guests, private
Pong Room: up to 130 guests, with up to six ping pong tables
Covered Patio: 20 to 60 guests, heated and enclosed in colder months
Full restaurant: up to 500 guests
Monolith Brewing on South Broadway, near Platt Park, adds feather bowling and a pinball room to its craft beer, cocktails and non-alcoholic options.
It hosts 5 to 120 guests, and outside food and beverage is welcome, which helps on a tighter budget.
Moodswing on East 48th Avenue is a pickleball club with a full bar and kitchen, built for teams that want to move.
The Event Hall holds up to 125, with dart boards and a garage door that opens to the courts. The Mezzanine fits up to 75 and has a private balcony with mountain and skyline views, and smaller lounges take groups up to 30.
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