Nestled in the heart of downtown Loveland, Colorado, Sage Speakeasy & Lounge is an elegant cocktail haven blending vintage charm with modern sophistication. Known for its expertly crafted drinks—like the bacon-washed Old-Fashioned and La Pita martini—Sage offers a luxurious atmosphere with candlelight, velvet seating, and live piano music on weekends. From weekly drink specials to private events, Sage is the perfect setting for connection, celebration, and indulgence. Discover a timeless escape at 428 N. Cleveland Ave—where every sip tells a story.
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Address: 428 N Cleveland Ave, Loveland, CO 80537
Phone: (970) 744-2197
Website: http://sagespeakeasylounge.com/
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The atmosphere was truly stellar — from the moment you walk in, it feels like you’ve stepped into a different era. The heavy cocktail glasses added such a luxurious touch, and every drink on the menu had its own unique, well-crafted recipe. You can tell a lot of thought went into the mixology here. The ambience was perfectly on point: cozy, intimate, and effortlessly cool. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a memorable night out!
Every time my guests ls come here they are wowed by the quality of space, and the VIP service.
The seats are super comfy, and the space is quiet with great acoustics. If you have an event under 50 people, have it here!
The drinks are the star attraction here and they have both familiar cocktails and some really creative ones. Two big thumbs up for Shaun who really impressed me with his deep bartending knowledge. You can tell him approximately what you’re looking for and he will steer you in the right direction. His recommendations were excellent and I loved every drink I tried. Definitely try the Bacon Washed Old Fashioned which was superb.
The food options are limited to small-plate appetizer style dishes, so you might want to eat a main meal before coming here. Also, it is a bit pricey, but that will buy you a more sophisticated kind of experience. I love breweries and brewpubs, but this is a nice change of pace and a really good complementary addition to the downtown Loveland scene. Highly recommended.
We’ve hosted events here and have always been impressed. The service is smooth, the drinks are fantastic, and the vibe makes people want to stay and connect. It’s clear they put a lot of thought into everything they do.
Highly recommend Sage to anyone looking for a high-quality lounge experience in Northern Colorado. Always a pleasure to visit!
As for the food, the stuffed mushrooms and beef crudites were lovely. The lobster bisque was ok. I think it was a little too thick but still had great flavor.
Got seated and proceeded to rather quickly order cocktails and a few small plates as we know service here can take a while. Cocktails were beautifully presented and delicious. That being said, beware the up charges. Extra charges for call brand liquor? Totally get it and I’m fine with those. But a $1 for a splash of olive juice to make a martini dirty? $1.50 for olives? (Neither charge was disclosed – found them on our bill.) Don’t get me wrong, the decor, ambience and overall vibe here is lovely. But a $22.50 martini? Yikes. Our food arrived a bit later. First up, stuffed mushrooms. Small, shriveled and cold. They arrived significantly before our other plates and I cannot help but wonder if they were a kitchen mistake that sat under lamps for a while until they could pawn them off on us. The meatball bites and the warm brie were much better and saved the day. But when we ran short of toasts before we ran out of brie, we asked if we could possibly get just a few more to finish up a tiny bit of cheese remaining. They brought us an entire basket. We sent it back. They charged us for it anyway.
I have mixed feeling for sure. It’s pretty. Has a great atmosphere. Service, though a bit slow, was friendly and attentive. Drinks were well crafted, but pricey. Food seemed to be hit or miss. But when you visit an upscale cocktail lounge and get hit with petty little undisclosed charges for silly things like olive juice, and are expected to pay for items you sent back to the kitchen, it sours the experience afterward.