The Passport Denver — Restaurant in Denver

If you haven’t been to The Passport yet, you’re seriously missing out. This place isn’t just a bar — it’s an experience. From the moment you walk in, it feels like you’ve stepped into a hidden slice of the world, where every detail is intentional, and every drink tells a story.

The vibe is unmatched. Think world-travel elegance meets neighborhood comfort. The decor is a cool blend of vintage travel pieces, warm lighting, and just the right amount of buzz in the air. Whether you’re dressed up or just kicking back after work, it feels right.

Now, let’s talk drinks — because this is where The Passport truly shines. Their cocktail menu is like a trip around the globe, with handcrafted creations inspired by different countries. Whether you’re into a smoky mezcal mix or a fresh, citrusy gin cocktail, there’s something on the menu that’ll blow your mind. And the bartenders are friendly, knowledgeable, and always ready with a recommendation that hits the spot.

It’s perfect for date nights, casual hangouts, or solo evenings when you just want to sink into a good drink and people watch. The Passport has that rare quality of feeling like both a discovery and a tradition.

If you’re local, make it your regular. If you’re visiting, make it a priority. Either way, once you’ve been to The Passport, you’ll be booking your...

The owners, Wil Evans and Erast Davidjuk, are incredible! They take the time to treat you like a friend in this new concept bar that offers a classy atmosphere and a friendly ambiance and you feel like you can't wait to come back when you finally leave.

Kristen Carson does a fabulous job as the GM.

I've been several times just to enjoy the company of the great people who stop in on a regular basis.

I only wish that 5280 Magazine, Westword, or even The Denver Post would let our many visitors to the city know about this spot right by Nola Jane's.

For some reason, they seem to not want to cover the treasures that take up the block of 14th and Market to 15th and Market Street.

The other service industry spots on this block are all...

Can't help but feel like I got bait-and-switched on here. The cocktails listed on their website include things such as the "Barcelona", combining sherry and brandy. That sounded interesting enough for me to adjust my evening plans to come here. When we arrived, the menu we were given was completely different from the one presented on their website. Anything remotely interesting and unique, drinks that are still visible on their main website as I write this review, were apparently no longer on the menu. Their menu now consists of the likes of the "Raspberry Smash", something I'd expect to see at the fast casual dining option in the basement of my office building. Not at an establishment that bills themselves as a high end...