Range restaurant

This was an awful restaurant! It was extremely over priced for the food. My meat was 90% fat, the polenta was rock hard and tasteless. The server, while friendly, was completely overwhelmed with everything. Do yourself a favor and avoid this place at all cost!

Ate there for pre-dcpa performance during denver restaurant week. Service was impeccable, and had the corn/cheese dip, beet salad, and wagyu short rib. Loved the appetizer and short rib, but the salad I would not order again.

This has one of the best locations in the city in one of the better looking buildings as well. The Renaissance Hotel is in the same building and is as beautiful as it is expensive. Unfortunately, despite having those features holding it up, range was a pretty disappointing meal. We did brunch and I have a feeling the dinner service is far superior. If you peak at my review history, I am usually very positive which is why I only put it down to 3-stars; and since I haven’t had dinner. But the pancakes we rubbery, other dishes bland, and just felt like I could do better at home. That usually doesn’t even bother me that much, but the prices make it a tough pill to swallow. It didn’t help that they didn’t notice we were in the restaurant for a while and we had to walk around to find someone in the back. But I’m extremely laid bad about those kind of issues. I only care about the food - which was sub par and undeserving of its location. Maybe I’ll give dinner and try and edit 🤷🏻‍♂️.

Cook claimed to be out of waffles 30 min after opening, then sent out three pancakes that were burnt on the outside, batter on the inside, and served next to a rubbery pile of unsalted egg. I paid for another breakfast at a better restaurant immediately afterward.

Very nice for a casual lunch. Bacon app was amazing. I enjoyed my BBQ burger and fries. My wife had tacos and salad. It was a little bland for her. Service was nice and we got a cookie with our bill.

Good food. Expensive. 3 scallops on a tiny bead of pasta for $45. Good, but not the best I’ve ever had for $15 per scallop.

Amazing food, great service, beautiful setting. Perfect complement to a night at the theater. The bison meatloaf was so delicious and the chamomile creme brulee stole the show.

Nice, slightly upscale restaurant. Solid menu of elevated comfort foods. Had the bison meatloaf and the charcuterie board. Quality all around. Located near the lobby of the former Colorado National Bank which is worth checking out on its own if you are into architecture. Went on a Monday night and it was not that crowded but not empty either. Overall had a good experience and would come back.

We really enjoyed our meals and drinks. The waiter was helpful and gave good advice. We will be back!

We couldn't have been more pleased with Range. It was by far my favorite meal in Denver. The pork collar and trout dip was outstanding. We will definitely be back!