Is Number Thirty Eight worth it in Curtis Park?

This is a destination for watching games and catching live music with an impressive layout and lively atmosphere, though food quality can be inconsistent. Known for: massive screens and live events in riño.

What should I order at Number Thirty Eight?

Popular choices at Number Thirty Eight include Texas burger, fries with fry sauce, buffalo chicken dip, wings.

What do visitors love about Number Thirty Eight?

Huge outdoor LED wall and 10+ indoor TVs make it perfect for watching every play of major games and CU Buffs watch parties Great venue for live concerts and events with a spacious, open layout ideal for groups Texas burger and fries with fry sauce are standout menu items that reviewers loved Gameday party packs and deals like beer pitchers and High Noons are affordable for groups

Is there anything to know before visiting Number Thirty Eight?

Food quality is inconsistent—burgers can be small, wings overcooked, pizza sometimes sits under heat lamps too long, and some items taste overly salty Self-service model means limited table service during busy times You're often paying more for the atmosphere and venue than the quality of food

How expensive is Number Thirty Eight?

Number Thirty Eight is moderately priced, with a 4.3-star rating from 1,212 Google reviews.

Number Thirty Eight — Bars & Drinks near Curtis Park, Denver

Item: Number Thirty Eight
Rating: 4.3
Author: Dave Chung

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What Visitors Say

Sam S

2 months ago

The space itself is great—huge, open, and perfect for hanging out with friends and the music performance that we were invited to. Unfortunately, the food was a major letdown and simply not worth the price. The burger was small and wasn’t a good flavor, the tater tots were overly salty. The wings were over cooked and the sauces were nothing special. The pizza slice felt like it had been under a heating lamp for a day or more. I saw a couple whole pizzas pass our table that looked much more fresh. Service is self serve. Overall, it feels like you’re paying more for the atmosphere than the quality. It might work if you’re just looking for a place to gather and don’t care much about food or service, but as a dining experience, it fell below average for us.

Cesar Hinojosa

5 months ago

I’ll be the first to admit: I don’t know much about football (unless you count knowing random Joe Burrow facts). But if you’re looking for a seriously good place to watch the game, Number 38 in RiNo is it. They’ve got 10 indoor TVs, a massive outdoor LED wall (like, movie-screen huge), and more TVs outside, so you won’t miss a single play. They show every major college and NFL game, and the CU Buffs watch parties are next level with DJs, pre-game podcasts, and all the hype you need. Food + drinks? Exactly what you want for gameday — wings, giant party pizzas, chips & salsa, beer pitchers, High Noons. The gameday party pack for $138 is a steal if you’re rolling deep with friends. It’s lively, fun, and absolutely made for game day. Even if you’re not a big sports person (hi, that’s me), you’ll have a blast here. Highly recommend!

Summit County Powersports Rentals

4 months ago

Great location for Events. Friendly staff from owner’s to management right down to the kitchen staff. Amazing drink and food selection. The atmosphere is over the top. They really have something special to brag about. The layout is quite impressive. A must stop destination while you’re in Denver!!

BMF Garage

7 months ago

Really didn’t know what to expect with this place, but it was fantastic. Came down for a concert and was pleasantly surprised. The food was great, atmosphere was great and the concert was great. We had the Texas burger and it was really good but the star of the show were the fries with their fry sauce. Soooo good. The Buffalo chicken dip was also fantastic! There’s a sand volleyball court as well that was fun to watch while we ate and watched the concert.