Champagne Tiger
This works as two completely different restaurants depending on when you go: Drag Brunch is joyful, loud chaos with top-tier entertainment and a patio that might be Denver's best outdoor space; weeknight dinner is elevated diner food that's inconsistent and occasionally overseasoned. The staff warmth is genuine either way. If you're here for the drag show or a celebratory moment, the food quality matters less because the energy carries it. If you're a regular looking for consistent execution, the greasy elements and small portions for the price will disappoint.
Pro tip: Go for Drag Brunch, not regular dinner service; the environment justifies the premium and the kitchen is sharper.
The food is well-regarded for its creative twists on classic diner fare, with many dishes highlighted for their deliciousness and quality ingredients.
“Food was pure perfection”
Service is overwhelmingly described as excellent, friendly, attentive, and welcoming, with staff frequently noted for going above and beyond.
“Staff is outstanding and so good”
The atmosphere is a major draw, celebrated for its unique, stylish, and welcoming mid-century modern decor, often enhanced by vibrant entertainment.
“Atmosphere is contagious”
While generally well-received, a few diners felt certain dishes were overpriced for the portion size or quality.
“Didn’t really find it to be worth the price”