Coors Silver Bullet Bar — Restaurant in Denver

I recently had the pleasure of visiting the Silver Bullet Sports Bar located in the Denver Airport, and I must say that my experience was nothing short of exceptional. What truly made my visit outstanding was the impeccable service provided by the incredible Amanda. Allow me to share why she deserves all the praise and recognition.

From the moment I sat down at the bar, Amanda's warm and welcoming smile made me feel right at home. Her genuine enthusiasm for her job was palpable, and it set the tone for an exceptional layover meal. Amanda's extensive knowledge of the bar's offerings and her genuine passion for sports elevated the entire experience to new heights.

Amanda's attentiveness and exceptional customer service were truly second to none. She went above and beyond to ensure that every patron felt valued and taken care of. Despite the bustling atmosphere of the sports bar, Amanda managed to provide prompt and efficient service without compromising on quality. Her ability to anticipate the needs of guests was remarkable, and she effortlessly made everyone feel like a VIP.

Moreover, Amanda's passion for creating a memorable experience was evident in her personalized recommendations. She took the time to understand my preferences and guided me through the extensive menu, suggesting the most delicious food and drinks. Her expertise in pairing flavors and her genuine enthusiasm for the culinary offerings were simply outstanding.

What impressed me the most about Amanda was her ability to multitask without ever losing her composure. She flawlessly juggled numerous patrons , ensuring that every guest received timely service and attention. Her professionalism and grace under pressure were truly commendable.

Beyond her exceptional skills as a server, Amanda's warm and friendly personality created an atmosphere of camaraderie among patrons. She effortlessly fostered a sense of community, encouraging lively conversations and connecting individuals through their shared travels.

Amanda's commitment to excellence and her unwavering dedication to customer satisfaction are qualities that every employer dreams of having in their staff. Her outstanding service undoubtedly reflects positively on the Silver Bullet Sports Bar and speaks volumes about the bar's commitment to providing a top-notch experience.

In conclusion, I cannot recommend Amanda and the Silver Bullet Sports Bar highly enough. Her exemplary service, attention to detail, and genuine passion for her work have made my visit truly unforgettable. To Amanda's bosses: you have a remarkable asset in Amanda, and she deserves to be recognized for her outstanding contributions to the Silver Bullet Sports Bar. Thank you, Amanda, for going above and beyond to ensure a...

Thought this would have been a good place to grab something to eat and watch a little college football while waiting for flight. Unfortunately, the hostess, who was also the on duty manager, was not courteous at all. She attempted to seat us in the back of the bar as if we weren't worthy of sitting up front. Upon explaining that we need to sit in view of a TV, she made a facial expression as if we were a bother. When we asked to sit at an empty table, she gasped, sat the menus on the table, and threw up her hands like we were once again a bother. Our waitress, who was awesome, was made aware of the ill treatment and redirected us to the manager who happened to be the hostess. When asked why she felt it was ok to treat us the way she did, she denied her actions and stated she had Cerebral Palsey. We both are medical professionals, and our knowledge of the symptoms and side effects of someone with this type of diagnosis doesn't carry three to four plates at once with customers' orders on them. Nor would they attempt to clear a table and carry about 10 mostly empty glasses to the kitchen. It's one thing to lie about your mistreatment of paying customers, but to say you have a "disorder" you happy now? that renders a multitude of people helpless is just disrespectful. It's very sad that treating people with respect isn't the norm, I pray the owner speaks with this young lady and get her some ethical training. And I can promise you my level education is high and medical background is vast. As a 25 year Military Veteran I have disabilities, disorders, and diseases that make me aware of all medical prognosis. My phone was charging, I was watching football, and can recap how Clemson lost that game. I wish you the best and hope the actual owner takes light of you and...

I don’t usually share experiences unless they’re relatively positive, but I just deplaned a lengthy flight and was thrilled to find an open seat at the bar here to kill a few hours and share some drinks with fellow travelers during a 3 hour layover! As soon as I set my purse down, the bartender (who is also apparently the manager) made a boldly loud and accusatory statement in front of a bar full of patrons, stating that he believed I appeared to be too intoxicated and that he was refusing to serve me. I was completely caught off guard because I’ve never heard this accusation in my years of meeting friends at bars in my life! I mean, aside from some jet lag and that I’m probably not bombshell-level attractive without makeup, I was - and am - very well composed. I was simply trying to have a burger and a few beers before my next flight. And not that it mattered, but I hadn’t consumed anything alcoholic in weeks and any potential sign resembling inebriation was undoubtedly exhaustion, confusion, thirst, and the subsequent anxiety and embarrassment that followed the exchange. I even asked to speak to the manager to see if there was some sort of breathalyzer or sobriety test I could’ve entertained the crowd with and earned myself a beer. No luck. I can’t speak to the food or the drinks, but solely based on the energy of said employee, a blatant lack of inclusivity, and the inhospitable way I was treated as a guest of the establishment - I’d say you should walk the extra few steps down to Timberline for a drink and a burger. And they’ll actually smile and be nice to you. No hate or negativity towards anyone involved at all. It was just an experience that I feel deserves to be shared. And NOW I think I’ll order that beer; I’d say I’ve earned it....