For over 100 years, Union Station has remained one of Denver’s most defining landmarks, surviving both fire and flood and standing proud amidst an ever-evolving city skyline. Since 1881, this timeless icon has been a hub of our beloved bustling downtown area, welcoming visitors, shuttling locals, and providing a place of respite for weary travelers. Following its immaculate re-conception, Union Station opened its door in 2014 to reveal a wonderfully eclectic assortment of restaurants, bars, and shops where tourists and locals alike can while away the hours. This train station in Denver has stood the test of time and is well worth visiting again and again.
Union Station has been affectionately called "Denver's Living Room" and is a uniquely designed one stop shop where you can sample a variety of Colorado's culinary treasures all under one roof - or sunny outdoor patio.
Start your leisurely Saturday morning in the plaza at the Union Station Farmers Market.
...is a great way to continue your Mile High morning with their magnificent breakfast and brunch. This homegrown Denver institution boasts legendary pancakes, innovative benedicts, and breakfast burritos and tacos to live for.
...can put a little pep in your step with their coffee classics, buttery pastries, flaky donuts, and spiked creations such as real Irish coffee and hot rum toddies. Enjoy your beverage while people watching in the Great Hall or on their spacious patio overlooking Wynkoop Plaza.
...offers breakfast, lunch, dinner, and an vast array of products to peruse, including fruit spreads, pastries, cheeses, pickled produce and so much more.
...provides lunch, happy hour, and dinner in a casual family-friendly community pub atmosphere. Their menu is overflowing with healthy high-quality comfort food made with simple consciously sourced ingredients.
...located in the Great Hall's ticketing office is a historic spot to wet your whistle with a flight of Colorado craft beers from their extension collection.
...is one of the newest additions to the Union Station family and boasts a German-inspired menu from ACME Delicatessen, including brats and pretzels prepared right on the patio with the same great selection of local and regional craft beer.
...may just be the best way to take in the glory of Union Station's Great Hall. This glamorous cocktail lounge is open daily from 4pm-12am and boasts a one-of-a-kind view of the city.
...is located in a former barbershop adjacent to the Great Hall and is one of the most wonderfully preserved area's of the building, featuring original subway tiles, Terrazzo floor, and large mirrors.
...provides guests with an unforgettable luxury experience with their comfortable accommodations inspired by different periods of Union Station's past.
Or if you simply must move on, there's a network of convenient transportation options available, including RTD’s light rail lines, front-range bus route, and a full Amtrak train schedule.
