

FlyteCo Tower is located at the base of the former Stapleton International Airport in the Central Park neighborhood of Denver. The 164-foot air traffic control tower, along with its three-story base building, stands as one of the last reminders of Denver’s first airport. FlyteCo Tower is more than just a restaurant and brewery, it’s a full entertainment destination. Guests can also explore a variety of activities including bowling, arcade games, outdoor mini golf, golf & sport simulators, axe throwing, interactive darts, pool, and ping pong. For a truly unique experience, book a Tower Tour online in advance on the FlyteCo Tower website. This tour is a guided experience filled with aviation history and amazing views of Colorado at the top.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 3120 Uinta St, Denver, CO 80238
Phone: (720) 708-8833
Website: https://flytecotower.com/
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We played darts which was challenging, but super fun! While playing, we had drinks and each one was really good. We had a Naughty List seasonal cocktail, Bermuda Triangle classic cocktail and Green Tea shots.
Adrienne (sorry if misspelled) checked us in and she gave insightful information. Both bartenders, Laura and Twanyai provided great service and had amazing energy even with a busy bar.
FlyteCo Tower is such an iconic landmark for the Central Park community. The location is unbeatable, and the atmosphere they’ve created in the old tower is fantastic. However, while the “vibes” are 10/10, the restaurant side of the operation feels like it’s in need for a good chef advices.
The Coffee House side of the building is where they are truly winning. The coffee is excellent, and their matcha is easily the best in the area—rich, whisked well, and high quality. I really hope they consider adding a full breakfast menu to this side soon; it would be a game changer for the neighborhood.
On the lunch menu, the Bison Burger was the standout flavorful and cooked well.
Unfortunately, the rest of the food didn’t quite hit the mark,
Beef Steak Sandwich: The meat felt “old” or lacked freshness, resulting in a tough, disappointing texture.
Chicken Wings: These were a bit of a mess. They were so heavily doused in sauce that it felt like a “more is more” approach from the kitchen. We actually had to use napkins to wipe off the excess sauce just to eat them.
Service; We ordered via the phone app, and while the food arrived quickly, the “hospitality” was missing. Servers passed by our table multiple times without noticing empty water glasses or offering refills.
FlyteCo Tower has everything it needs to be the premier destination in Central Park the community adore this spot , but the restaurant side needs some refined management and professional chef oversight. With a few tweaks to food quality control and more attentive floor service, this could easily be a 5-star local staple.
For such a fun event center (I saw business meetings being held there) I was pleasantly surprised at how good the food was. Everything we ordered was cooked to perfection. The fries were perfectly crispy (not overly greasy), the broccoli cut and steamed well, the JumboJet burger was the perfect combination of flavors (even the pickles were perfectly cut, crisp & flavorful). We even got to meet the chef and chat a bit. He is passionate (and clearly talented) in what he does!
The only negative thing I can say is that their website advertised a kids eat free deal with the price of an adult entree on Wednesdays but when you arrive they only give one option for the free kids meal and it’s a butter noodle pasta dish. So the advertising is misleading.
I would highly recommend this as a place to eat, play, hang out, or visit.
Sean quickly put that assumption to bed. The tower tour is more of a tour through time of Colorado aviation history with a beautiful view to cap it off. Sean is an incredible guide and his passion shows through in every minute. I immediately texted a half dozen people once we were done to go check it out. It’s so clear that the space is a true labor of love and it’s so wonderful to see someone doing such cool things with it finally. Plus even though it’s eleven stories of stairs, given the relaxed pace and ample stops for stories and pictures I think just about anyone who can climb stairs can do it.
I think anyone who has any interest at all in aviation history or Colorado history should go for the tower tour. A really wonderful experience and worth going out of your way for if you’re visiting town.
Our tour guide was super knowledgeable and entertaining with his stories. As we ascended the tower, we were treated to multiple stories of the role that Denver played in the history of Flight.
Can’t wait to come back and see how this historic tower becomes an icon in the Denver attraction scene.
Don’t forget to check out the ax throwing or the food. Do not miss this.