The Nickel is situated within Hotel Teatro, which occupies an early 20th-century building. Historically, it was known as the Denver Tramway Building and the room housing this restaurant was a place to collect nickels from passing streetcars, hence its name today. It still retains a vintage vibe and dons a vibrant look due to traditional fabrics sourced from villages in the Rocky Mountains. With gourmet breakfast and brunch options, barrel-aged spirits and a well-crafted wine program, the chefs attract gastronomes from all over the city. The lunch and dinner menus include preparations like Wagyu Beef Skewers seasoned with cilantro, sesame seeds, avocados and Aleppo peppers yielding it piquant flavors. Savor Braised Artichoke Hearts, Colorado Lamb Shank and Hickory Smoked turkey BLT among other dishes. If impressed by the ambiance, you can host a stylish party at this restaurant with help from the hotel managers.
Website: thenickeldenver.com
Phone: (720) 889-2128
Cross Streets: Near the intersection of 14th St and Arapahoe St
Closed now
- Tue 6:30 AM - 10:30 AM, 4:00 PM - 10:00 PM
1100 14th St Denver, CO 80202 ·1380.63 mi
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Amenities
- Wifi
- Business center
- Accessible
Reviews
yelpHad brunch on a Saturday morning. Restaurant was not busy, service was quick and attentive. Although it is a limited menu, the food was great. We enjoyed the salmon toast and omelette. Very...
MoreTo me, The Nickel was just OK, and pricey, when we were there for an early dinner this week. It's a small menu with just 13 items total on the dinner menu (plus 3 desserts). Three items are...
MoreWe had brunch here and absolutely loved it! The Shakshuka was a nice addition to the menu since you don't see it in Denver often. Historic but elevated space with a beautiful bar!
MoreVery impressive! Simple menu with Chef's flare! I started things off with the Steak Tartare Toast. Not crazy about the bread, but the mixture of chopped steak with pickles, chive mixed with...
MoreDecided to try the Nickel before a DCPA show. Named after the nickel fare customers paid to ride the streetcars, much of the decor pays homage to the Denver Tramway trolleys. We sat at the bar,...
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