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Welcome to The Innsider, your go-to sports bar and grill in Lakewood, Colorado. Whether you’re here to catch all the NFL action with NFL Sunday Ticket, enjoy the full MLB package, or just relax with friends, The Innsider offers the perfect spot for sports fans and food lovers alike. With large-screen TVs throughout, you won’t miss a minute of the game. Our outdoor patio seating lets you soak up the Colorado sun while enjoying mouthwatering dishes, from char-grilled steaks to crispy fish-n-chips and hearty sandwiches. Pair it all with a local Colorado beer from our extensive draft selection for the ultimate experience.
Unassuming tavern at the Holiday Inn, providing American grub, cocktails & big TVs for sports fans.
Hours
| Friday | 6 AM–1 PM, 4–10 PM |
| Saturday | 7 AM–10 PM |
| Sunday | 7 AM–9 PM |
| Monday | 6 AM–1 PM, 4–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 6 AM–1 PM, 4–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 6 AM–1 PM, 4–9 PM |
| Thursday | 6 AM–1 PM, 4–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 7390 W Hampden Ave, Lakewood, CO 80227
Phone: (303) 980-9200
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Hank Wulk
Got dinner here last night and breakfast this morning. Dinner was not very good. No way is this a 14oz steak asked for medium definitely well done. Breakfast was definitely much better got the 3 egg omelette.
… moreChris Maine
A nice little restaurant and bar attached to the Holiday Inn. I stayed in the hotel for 7 days, so I visited quite a few times.
For breakfast: They had a skillet scramble dish that was quite good. On another visit I asked for sausage gravy to be added which made it even better! The service was excellent!
For supper: I had the garden penne with chicken. This was quite good as well. Would certainly recommend. I had a Jack and Coke as well at the bar. Service for supper was great as well.
All in all, this restaurant actually did surprise me with how good the food was! I would certainly recommend stopping by if you’re in the area, and most certainly if you’re staying at the hotel.
… moreFor breakfast: They had a skillet scramble dish that was quite good. On another visit I asked for sausage gravy to be added which made it even better! The service was excellent!
For supper: I had the garden penne with chicken. This was quite good as well. Would certainly recommend. I had a Jack and Coke as well at the bar. Service for supper was great as well.
All in all, this restaurant actually did surprise me with how good the food was! I would certainly recommend stopping by if you’re in the area, and most certainly if you’re staying at the hotel.
Ricki Goes Out
I breakfasted this morning at the Innsider, the house restaurant at the Holiday Inn Denver Lakewood .
A solid offering, hotel breakfasts are never a sure thing, and this one was pretty darn good.
There were three of us at table this morning, enjoying three quite different offerings.
Dish #1 was the Malted Mini Waffles, served with mixed berries, whipped cream, and warm syrup.
The plating was quite attractive and also flavorful. The berries were fresh, the whipped cream rich, and the waffles had that lovely, malty flavor, which can frequently be mysteriously missing in some “malted” waffles.
Dish #2 was their Morning Breakfast Burrito. Made with two scrambled eggs, onion, peppers, bacon, crisp potatoes, and shredded cheese. It was served with both red and green salsa and was delicious enough to be consumed in mere moments (it seemed). I am providing a close-up to show the nicely balanced mix of ingredients.
The final dish on the table was the Breakfast Bowl, containing scrambled eggs, cheddar jack cheese, and one’s choice of meat (the usual brekkie trio of either bacon, ham or sausage).
This was my dish, and I chose sausage. It was yummy, comforting, and filling, yet only contributing 425 calories to the daily total. I quite commonly enjoy (and review) the big skillet/shipwreck or luxurious omelet, but during this action-packed foray into the mountains, the lighter breakfast served me well.
It was by no means skimpy. The bowl was ample, and as it turns out, it powered me thru a day in which lunch didn’t happen until 4:30.
The restaurant itself was clean and well run and possessed a full bar. It is also located directly in the hotel itself, which is a blessing to the weary traveler.
I often choose not to eat at the house restaurant, desiring somewhere a bit more adventuresome to dine, but I enjoyed my experience at the Innsider and would recommend it for guests weary or otherwise.
@RickiGoesOut
… moreA solid offering, hotel breakfasts are never a sure thing, and this one was pretty darn good.
There were three of us at table this morning, enjoying three quite different offerings.
Dish #1 was the Malted Mini Waffles, served with mixed berries, whipped cream, and warm syrup.
The plating was quite attractive and also flavorful. The berries were fresh, the whipped cream rich, and the waffles had that lovely, malty flavor, which can frequently be mysteriously missing in some “malted” waffles.
Dish #2 was their Morning Breakfast Burrito. Made with two scrambled eggs, onion, peppers, bacon, crisp potatoes, and shredded cheese. It was served with both red and green salsa and was delicious enough to be consumed in mere moments (it seemed). I am providing a close-up to show the nicely balanced mix of ingredients.
The final dish on the table was the Breakfast Bowl, containing scrambled eggs, cheddar jack cheese, and one’s choice of meat (the usual brekkie trio of either bacon, ham or sausage).
This was my dish, and I chose sausage. It was yummy, comforting, and filling, yet only contributing 425 calories to the daily total. I quite commonly enjoy (and review) the big skillet/shipwreck or luxurious omelet, but during this action-packed foray into the mountains, the lighter breakfast served me well.
It was by no means skimpy. The bowl was ample, and as it turns out, it powered me thru a day in which lunch didn’t happen until 4:30.
The restaurant itself was clean and well run and possessed a full bar. It is also located directly in the hotel itself, which is a blessing to the weary traveler.
I often choose not to eat at the house restaurant, desiring somewhere a bit more adventuresome to dine, but I enjoyed my experience at the Innsider and would recommend it for guests weary or otherwise.
@RickiGoesOut
Darilyn Vale
Everything I have ordered during my extended stay at the hotel has been great. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner, all delicious. The service has been awesome as well, everything was delivered quickly and accurately. Eating at the hotel was convenient, practical, and enjoyable. I would certainly stay and eat here again.
… moreIsaiah Beall
I figured I get some wings after a long day and relax. Little do I know they only give you 6 wings for $15. Initially I figured at least 10 wings for that but what ever. You get to the fries, imagine those 4 day old McDonalds fries and you toss them in the microwave and they are still cold but a little warm on the edges yeah about like that. Needless to say don’t count on the wings and fries after a long day.
… morePontiac 916
Loved it. Stayed at the holiday Inn 3 nights and ate breakfast 3 mornings. Almost didn’t the 1st day which would have been a mistake. Really nice staff and food. My mom and I both enjoyed the breakfast, coffee, and pleasant attitudes of the employees. Took amtrak to Denver from sacramento and wigh their despicable $20 breakfast, $25 lunch and brace yourself $45 DINNERS with only 3 options. Amtrak had old French toast, not even fresh. Now the IINSIDER was fresh and awesome. No need to stay at hotel you can just go right in. Great pancakes, chicken fried steak, omelets, potatoes, coffee ect.
… moreJESS OLSON
Excellent! There’s more than just “bar food,” and was super tasty. Plus, Lida, our server, was exceptional! She was very attentive and friendly, too. We were there Friday, 8/5/2025, with our daughter and 5YO grandson and had a great time. Lots of TVs for my sports enthusiast husband, too!
… moreJustin Carter
Nice staff and good food. The smothered chicken burrito was perfect. Very convenient when staying at the Holiday Inn. I would come back again in the future.
… moreB. Hansen
I was staying in a nearby hotel and decided to come here for something different. The food is pretty good and the service is fast and pleasant. They also have a full bar! I got the Reuben and it was terrific.
… moreStaci Nunn
First time here I tried the chicken fried steak and mashed potatoes and my husband got a burger. The potatoes were so weird and looked soaked in grease as you can see in the picture and the gravy was terrible had a weird lemon taste. The chicken fried steak itself is obviously frozen and tasted like mediocre frozen food from the store. The burger was ok nothing great nothing wrong with it. Service was fine there was one server but its not her fault the food is terrible.
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