Bao Brewhouse

My husband and I got takeout and shared: - Philly Cheesesteak Dumplings - We Have The Duck Roujiamo - Spicy Yaki-Soba All of it was phenomenal. The Duck Roujiamo was probably my favorite, but you really can't go wrong! The flavors were all fantastic. There were so many things on the menu that I wanted to try and if takeout was this good, I can't imagine how good it is fresh. I'll definitely be back!

Walked straight into Bao upstairs, the tea room vibe is sooo sexy and intimate. Sat right at the bar and MJ immediately took care of us with a sake flight that was genuinely interesting (and fun, not intimidating). We did the veggie spring rolls, and she walked us through all the sauces like a pro. Such a perfect spot to pop into before a Nuggets game or honestly just because. Love that it’s locally owned, small business, and actually feels authentic. Cool, friendly, elevated without being pretentious. No overpriced Denver bs, just great vibes, great drinks, and an easy, fun time. Everyone needs to come here.

Stopped by Bao Brewhouse in downtown Denver and really enjoyed the experience. The place has a super cool Asian inspired design red lighting, wood details and a relaxed atmosphere that feels unique right when you walk in. The food was full of flavor and nicely presented. I had the miso soup, chicken skewers, and salad everything tasted fresh and well seasoned. The service was quick, the staff were friendly and prices were very reasonable for the quality. There’s plenty of room whether you sit at the bar, high stools, or tables across the three floors, so it’s great for solo dining or hanging with friends. Definitely one of the better spots downtown for Asian fusion food and good vibes. Tip: Check out the upper floor cool lighting and great people-watching!

Absolutely incredible experience! Definitely a trendy Downtown vibe. The staff were chill, friendly and knowledgeable. Everything we ordered was uniquely crafted and special. The amount of talent and thought that has gone into each dish is unsurpassed. The downstairs area was much more relaxed, whereas the upstairs is a bit more formal and potentially more expensive.