Restaurants in Curtis Park
Tom's Watch Bar - Coors Field
Rates above the average for restaurants near Curtis Park — one of 25 we've tracked here.
Things to Know
Tom's Watch Bar is a sports bar at Coors Field in McGregor Square known for its massive TV setup and lively game-day atmosphere, where staff excel at accommodating large parties and keeping pace during packed events.
This is a premier spot for catching games with an electric atmosphere and attentive staff, though food quality and pricing are secondary to the experience—it truly shines when the bar is packed for major sporting events.
- ✓Enormous number of TVs throughout the space with staff flexibility to help you catch your specific game
- ✓Professional and friendly service that handles large parties and high-volume nights with efficiency and accuracy
- ✓Prime location in McGregor Square with energetic vibe during games and willingness to accommodate table changes
- ⚠Food is standard bar fare at premium pricing—expect to pay around $40 for entree and drinks, which reviewers felt was steep relative to quality
- ⚠Fries are underwhelming, and Nashville hot chicken, while flavorful with large portions, isn't exceptional
- ⚠4% surcharge added to bills, which some reviewers felt like nickel-and-diming
- ⚠Sports programming is football-focused—don't expect to watch other sports if NFL or college football is playing
Based on Google reviews · AI summarized
Hours
Monday: 4:00 – 11:00 PM
Tuesday: 4:00 – 11:00 PM
Wednesday: 4:00 – 11:00 PM
Thursday: 4:00 – 11:00 PM
Friday: 11:00 AM – 12:00 AM
Saturday: 11:00 AM – 12:00 AM
Sunday: 11:00 AM – 11:00 PM
People Order
- —Cheese fries with bacon
- —Nashville hot chicken
Things To Do Nearby
What Visitors Say
Rob Gould
2 months ago
Love the size and amount of TVs - and the great willingness of the staff to let you watch your game. The fare was roughly standard bar food, but the cheese fries with bacon were amazing and hit the spot. There were some mistakes on the ordering, which the wait staff took care of in a very professional manner. As our party thinned out, I asked if we could move to a smaller table ... which was accommodated - a win win on both sides. Would be cool to experience the bar during an important game when the atmosphere could be a bit more electric.
Sam Blair
4 months ago
Went for a Dallas cowboys tailgate party before the game. We aren't from Denver. We are from Texas. They had a great setup for us. Needed a lot more tables upstairs for our party thats for sure. But I was able to snag a table before they were gone. The staff was friendly. The decor was great. The food was yummy. The entire setup was awesome. If ever in Denver again I would definitely go back.
Cory Sober
5 months ago
I stopped into Tom’s Watch Bar on a Wednesday night and found the place surprisingly empty. I ordered two beers and the Nashville hot chicken. The chicken was tasty with a huge portion size, but it wasn’t anything exceptional. The fries were pretty underwhelming. With the beers, the bill came to about $40, which felt steep for what I got. That said, the atmosphere here is great—especially on game days when the bar really comes alive. The location in McGregor Square is hard to beat, with a central spot and a fun, energetic vibe when it’s busier. The wait staff was friendly and knowledgeable, which made the experience better overall. Overall, I’d say Tom’s Watch Bar is a good spot if you’re here for the atmosphere and sports, but the food and pricing don’t quite live up to the hype unless you catch it on a lively game night.
Mike S.
5 months ago
A great spot for a bite and a beer! A ton of screens, large and small. Services is quick and pleasant. Pros definitely outweigh the cons, but the note on the menu stating 4% will be added to the bill to offset rising costs felt like nickel and diming. Also, this is a football bar - don’t expect to watch the Avalanche if there’s NFL/collage ball on the same evening 😄
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Tom's Watch Bar - Coors Field worth it in Curtis Park?
This is a premier spot for catching games with an electric atmosphere and attentive staff, though food quality and pricing are secondary to the experience—it truly shines when the bar is packed for major sporting events. Known for: tons of screens, electric game day energy.
What should I order at Tom's Watch Bar - Coors Field?
Popular choices at Tom's Watch Bar - Coors Field include Cheese fries with bacon, Nashville hot chicken.
What do visitors love about Tom's Watch Bar - Coors Field?
Enormous number of TVs throughout the space with staff flexibility to help you catch your specific game Professional and friendly service that handles large parties and high-volume nights with efficiency and accuracy Prime location in McGregor Square with energetic vibe during games and willingness to accommodate table changes
Is there anything to know before visiting Tom's Watch Bar - Coors Field?
Food is standard bar fare at premium pricing—expect to pay around $40 for entree and drinks, which reviewers felt was steep relative to quality Fries are underwhelming, and Nashville hot chicken, while flavorful with large portions, isn't exceptional 4% surcharge added to bills, which some reviewers felt like nickel-and-diming Sports programming is football-focused—don't expect to watch other sports if NFL or college football is playing
How expensive is Tom's Watch Bar - Coors Field?
Tom's Watch Bar - Coors Field is moderately priced, with a 4.9-star rating from 8,757 Google reviews.
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