Visiting from Philly and this was such an amazing pit stop. Burgers were FANTASTIC and the tray with all the fixings was so cool!

Service was amazing, food was SUPER good! Loved the ambience and wonderful history of this place! Try the Reuben!! My friends had their burgers and also loved them!

We have been going to My Brother's Bar for decades! The service is always top notch. The atmosphere is fun but not rowdy, historic but not dated! You can always depend on getting a great burger or sandwich with your beverage of choice. The fries do not come with your sandwich but most of the time they are worth the extra money. This is a lively spot, filled with patrons from all walks of life. It's great to support a small, historic pub who respects and honors its origins!

On our last day in Denver, a couple of hours before we needed to head to the airport, hubs asked me to find the oldest bar in town. My Brother's Bar was at the top of several lists I found online, and not far from where we were downtown. So we decided to go. As it was mid-day on a Monday, parking in their lot was easy. We initially sat outside in their cute patio area, but then decided to find a table inside to soak up the "oldest bar" atmosphere. We made a great decision to move, but don't snooze on the patio if that's more your vibe. Even though I'm not normally a burger gal, My Brother's Bar seems to be known for a solid classic burger so that's what I ordered. I was amused & delighted with the caddy of toppings & condiments that was brought to our table. And that burger was delicious! Hubs ordered chili & onion rings, and enjoyed both. I really loved our visit to My Brother's Bar! And I could FEEL the history of this building in my soul. Plus, that burger was simply perfect.

Had a burger craving and this was pretty close to where we were earlier in the evening so we came by. I also didn't remember we'd been here (and sat outside) a few years back before we moved to Denver. Weird memory, but my google history confirmed. We waited in line for a few minutes since it was a busy Saturday and there was an outdoor event going on next door at REI. It was just two of us so we ended up getting seated quickly after that. I ordered the regular burger (tomato + lettuce are $1 extra, fries or sides are extra) which was $10. I guess reasonable? Though I think charging extra for a slice of lettuce and tomato is a little weird. My husband and I shared a "large" side of fries + onion rings and it was a big enough portion for us, but I would imagine a small would be VERY small as the large was not VERY large. Anyway, burger was pretty good, cooked the way I wanted it. They also bring a little plastic corral kind of contraption to the table which has condiments, including hot peppers, onions, relish, ketchup, etc. Kind of cute? The place def has that old school 'cooked onions' smell which I kind of like. The spot was busy, had that old school divey vibe. Waitress was a little frazzled but service ended up being alright.

My brothers bar is Denver's oldest continuously operating bar since 1873! This spot holds so much history, and the welcoming vibe makes every visit special. The staff always goes above and beyond, creating such a great experience! What I ordered: A double cheeseburger with American cheese, grilled onions, lettuce, tomato, pickles, half fries, half onion rings, and a red ale to top it off. Best Bite: Sometimes, simplicity wins. In a world of smashed burgers and fancy bistro patties, this classic cheeseburger shines. The flavors hit just right and it's a perfect reminder of why sometimes, the classics are unbeatable!

When I'm craving a juicy, sloppy, flavorful burger I come here. They just do it right. I've never actually eaten here. So the fact that I'm raving about a "to-go" burger says a lot. All in all, if you're eating here. Get a burger.

Went in for a burger but ended up with a hotdog and beer. It satisfied my hunger and thirst. Coming here reminded me of when I used to hang out in this area. I'd stop by after Pokemon hunting for some nice refreshing beer. It's a nice old bar that kept its original appeal. The server was nice and engaging and nice to talk to.

I've walked past this spot a dozen times and finally caved (they were selling girl scout cookies). Onion rings are one of the finer things in this life in my humble opinion and My Brothers Bar does them right. We did a 50/50 fry/onion ring split which I don't regret since the fries were good too but next time i'd go full on onion rings in the largest size they're willing to serve. I can't wait to come back for a burger or dog but until then i'll be dreaming of my reunion with those sweet crispy rings. Staff is cool, friendly and to the point. Decor is oh so fitting with old school original menus and pictures of this place back in its heyday. Sweet spot check it out.