Fish N Beer is pure vibes! 🔥 From the awesome staff to the killer music, it's a top-notch spot for lunch, dinner or a quick bite. The food was off the charts - oysters, octopus, and halibut were absolute winners. Washed it down with a Paloma and Shark Bite cocktail - perfection! We were just visiting but can't wait to be back in Denver for more food adventures here. 😋🍸🎶 Highly recommended for the foodie in you! 🍽️👌

Excellent and quick service, good prices, variety of food options, and flavorful too. Not all the options are good though, so try things out and see. We came during a happy hour and chugged like 16 oysters. The garlic one is amazing, tasted like Kebabs more than anything else. The raw one was still pretty good, and the spicy one isn't bad. The shrimp was excellent, I think that's the best deal.

Must get the clam chowda. It's so meaty and creamy. Mussels with the crusty and charred bread was delicious. I chose this spot because it seemed a walkable distance to Mission Ballroom show. 20 min was great for digesting.

Overall - had an amazing time! Food - oysters tasted fresh and delicious! The garlic butter is insanely good. And the devil butter was good too, with just a hint of a spice kick. Glad we got the mussels, we all enjoyed them, the bread was perfectly toasted, dipped in the broth and eaten with a mussel, we thoroughly enjoyed it. Definitely try their clam chowder. I’ve never had clam chowder with andouille sausage, but I absolutely enjoyed it and would order again. The octopus was really flavorful. Perfectly cooked too! The sauce in the ramekin was crazy spicy though, wasn’t ready for that. The fish and chips was just okay in my opinion. I wouldn’t order them again. (Btw, if you ever go to Epcot Disney World, Great Britain section, you gotta get the fish and chips there, best I’ve had in the US). Service - fantastic. Every single person who stopped at our table was so nice and sincere. Great customer service. Our server was so sweet and patient. Everything came out quick too! Ambiance and Parking - lively restaurant. It’s loud in there but that’s the vibe. It was busy so I highly recommend a reservation. For parking we easily found free street parking a block or 2 down. Side note, the high top booths are not as comfortable as a normal table would be. The bottom booth ratio to your legs isn’t quite right, like it needs to go further out towards your knees more to be more comfy. So if you’re tall or have long legs, ask for a regular table instead.

Excellent seafood despite being in landlocked Colorado. Having lived on the coast for most of my life the quality of seafood was better than a lot of places you can find on the gulf or east coast. Everything we had from the shrimp appetizer to the octopus and fish and chips was stellar. The server was extremely friendly and the atmosphere was modern and hip which fits in with the rino area. The food wasn't cheap but I think the quality was worth it and I didn't leave feeling hungry after an entree and appetizer. My one complaint would be that the music was very loud for a higher end sit down restaurant. Overall though I would highly recommend stopping by. I plan on eating here again for special occasion dinners

Went here for an awesome seafood dinner. My husband loves oysters so this was a must for him. The Crab Stuffed Cod, the Creme Brulee and the Dirty Martini were all very good. Dior took care of us and we will definitely go back. It's in the Art District and they have made a very small space into a fabulous date night place.

Wonderful fish joint with a great happy hour menu. Get the buffalo blowfish tails ! -A delicious once ( maybe twice ) in a lifetime experience :)

First off. Great! Great! Great Service! Tried their three oysters and the buttered ones are amazing! Ordered the Spanish Octopus and it’s everyone’s favorite and I can understand why! Spicy but just a nice slow burn. Music was old school hip-hop and added a flare to the style and flavor of this magical place! The only thing that I would suggest is adding another octopus arm. Since it’s priced at $35.

My overall feeling about this place is: pretty good but not yet great. We would return, though, and are particularly interested in trying the whole bass or happy hour fish tacos. We had dinner at 5 PM on a Friday. A reservation is definitely necessary if you want a table. The restaurant is on the smaller side with about 8 tables, bar/high top seating for about 20, and a heated patio in the back. Staff were quick to help. While Fish N Beer is unpretentious for a seafood joint it’s not so casual it can’t be considered a nice date spot. We had the scallops, crab stuffed cod, and key lime pie. The scallops were the stand out and perfect for a small meal. However, to nit pick, the different kinds of carrots weren’t cooked equally. The orange carrot and parsnip matched while the purple was slightly underdone. The crab and cod dish was very rich; we weren’t expecting the crab sauce to be so heavy. I felt the cod was slightly over cooked but my wife said it was fine. The broccolini was perfect. The key lime pie curd and merengue were worth the calories but the crust was very hard and thick which made it difficult to eat and we ended up leaving a big crust chunk on the plate.

I missed my train and decided to google places to eat near 38th and Blake Station. This was one of the suggestions and I am so grateful!!! Only a 4 minute walk from the station. I get there and had to wait a bit but didn’t really notice how long because the vibe was absolutely VIBIN’. The music, the employees (all of who were very attractive lol), the energy and welcoming just felt on point. Once seated all employees were very attentive. They work as a team. Made me wanna ask for an application!! Lol I wanted to order/try everything but my time was limited. The garlic oysters OMG, amazing!!! Normally, I’m not the soft pretzel type however the crab dip that accompanied it only made the pretzel the co-star and left my taste buds happy with the appreciation of the crab. Jen suggested a light beer in which paired well with my food choices. I had to get the ceviche to go but once home and settled I was able to dig in and was not disappointed! I’ve lived in Colorado for 10 years and I’m wondering why was this my first time at this amazing place. Today was a good day! Me missing my train was a “Sliding Doors” moment.