Cocktail Toast

DENVER COCKTAILS TOUR

$85

2 Hours

4 Drinks + Bites

4:30-6:30 PM Daily

What’s Included

4 Craft Cocktails from the Award-Winning Cocktail Bars Downtown

Local Food Tour Guide

Mocktails Available for Non-Drinkers

Light Appetizers at 2 Stops

Fun Stories About Denver’s Cocktails Scene

Insider’s Guide to Denver Dining

Visit some of the best cocktail bars in Denver on this roving adventure through the heart of downtown.

From a light and crisp spritz to a smooth and serious Butter Pecan Old Fashioned, there’s something for everyone on this boozy Denver cocktail tour.*

You’ll start at the iconic Union Station, heading next to the city’s oldest hotel. You’ll end on the Dairy Block, one of Denver’s newest, coolest micro-districts. At each stop, you’ll sample a craft cocktail and paired bite, learn about Denver’s growing food and cocktail scenes and mix and mingle with fellow foodies.

Your experienced local guide will share fun cocktail history and stories about Denver’s prohibition days as well as our recent culinary renaissance, putting Denver on the map for foodies and drink enthusiasts across the country.

*Tastings are subject to change. A discounted non-alcoholic ticket is available with mocktails at each stop. We cannot accommodate gluten- or dairy-free diets on this tour.

Cocktail Group on Tour
Butter Pecan Old Fashioned

Butter Pecan Old Fashioned

Tavernetta focaccia

Focaccia with Garlic Conserva

Craft Cocktails

Craft Cocktails

Brachetto Spritz

Brachetto Spritz

Pork Sliders

Pork Sliders

Marinated Olives

Marinated Olives

Where does this tour meet?

This tour meets inside Union Station at 1701 Wynkoop St., near the Crawford Hotel check-in desk. You’ll find it toward the back of the Great Hall.

Your guide will be waiting there, wearing an orange “Delicious Denver Food Tours” button — easy to spot and even easier to talk to!

Running late or unsure if you’re in the right place? Just call or text us — we’re happy to help.

Where should I park?

Since this tour includes multiple alcoholic drinks, we strongly recommend taking a Lyft or Uber so you can sip and stroll safely.

If you do plan to drive, here are two solid options near Union Station:

  • Metered street parking (check the app for time limits)

  • The Music Garage at 1615 18th St. — just a short walk away

🚨 Heads up: Parking can be more expensive and harder to find on Rockies home game days, so allow extra time or go with rideshare to keep things stress-free.

Please note that parking is more expensive/challenging on home game days when the Rockies play at Coors Field nearby.

Can I choose the cocktails served on the tour?

Not at this time — and that’s actually part of the fun.

Each stop on the Cocktail Tour features pre-selected drinks that are carefully curated to showcase what that bar does best. Many are paired with small bites, and the selections highlight the creativity and craft of our local partners.

By keeping the menu set, we ensure every guest gets a well-balanced, thoughtful experience — one that tells a story through flavor. If you have a dietary restriction or don’t drink alcohol, let us know in advance and we’ll do our best to accommodate with a mocktail option.

Is food served on the tour?

Yes — while the focus is on craft cocktails, you’ll also enjoy small plates at 2 of the 3 stops.

Think of it as a light, delicious start to the evening — perfect for happy hour. Most guests head to dinner afterward, but you’ll get enough bites to keep your palate entertained (and your stomach from sipping on an empty base).

If you’re celebrating or want to make a night of it, we’re happy to recommend nearby restaurants to continue the evening.

Can my friend who does not drink attend?

Absolutely! We offer a mocktail ticket at a discounted rate, which you can select during checkout.

Your friend will still enjoy beautifully crafted non-alcoholic drinks, great food, and the full experience — just without the booze. It’s a fun evening whether you’re sipping cocktails or skipping them.

Where does this tour end?

The tour ends just one block away on the Dairy Block – 1850 Wazee St.

What areas of town will I visit on this tour?

You’ll walk through some of Denver’s most iconic and historic neighborhoods — each with its own flavor and story.

  • Lower Downtown (LoDo): Denver’s oldest neighborhood, where cobblestone streets and old brick buildings meet trendy restaurants and cocktail bars.

  • Union Station: The beautifully restored 1914 train station that now anchors downtown.

  • The Dairy Block: A lively micro-district filled with street art, boutiques, and one of Denver’s coolest hidden alleys.

You’ll also visit Denver’s oldest hotel (built in 1898) and a few local gems along the way — all while sipping your way through the city’s vibrant cocktail scene.

How much walking is there on this tour?

Not much at all — this tour covers just under half a mile of light, leisurely walking, spread out over 2 hours.

All tastings are seated indoors, so you’ll be comfortable between strolls. The pace is easy, the distances are short, and there’s plenty of time to relax, sip, and enjoy the atmosphere at each stop.

Can I bring kids on this tour?

We love kiddos — but because this experience includes multiple cocktail tastings, it’s reserved for guests 21 and over only. If you’re looking for a fun family-friendly option, check out our daytime food tours, which are open to all ages!

What dietary restrictions are accommodated on this tour?

We do our best — and many common dietary needs can be accommodated on this tour, as long as we know in advance.

We can accommodate:

  • Vegetarian

  • Pescatarian

  • No beef / pork / poultry / seafood

  • Nut-free

We cannot fully accommodate gluten-free or dairy-free diets on this tour— some stops may offer substitutions, but not all. However, we can customize more fully on private tours, so reach out if that’s a better fit for your needs.

📝 Important: Please include all allergies and restrictions when booking. Our tastings are pre-ordered with restaurant partners, so we’re unable to make last-minute substitutions on the day of the tour.