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1317 14th St. Denver, CO 80205

303-595-4255 

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  • International
    Sun 2pm-1am, Mon-Thu 11:30am-1am, Fri 11:30am-2am, Sat 2pm-2am
    $$
  • All Major Credit Cards, cash
    Dinner, Late Night, Lunch
    Full bar
  • No Parking
Description

The building housing Euclid Hall dates back to 1883, when it was the home of a pioneering doctor. After that, it was used by the Masons, the Colorado Women's Relief Corps, the Cootie Club and Maudie's Flea Market; according to legend, it was also once the headquarters of a brothel catering to government officials and members of the media. No, that wasn't Soapy Smith's Double Eagle Bar, which served suds to a generation of Auraria students. But now, as the third restaurant operated by chef Jen Jasinski and Beth Gruitch, who already have Bistro Vendome and Rioja around the corner in Larimer Square, this venerable building has found its best use yet. The renovated space is stunning, open and modern, a perfect setting for Jasinski's interesting, upscale tavern cuisine -- everything from sausages to grilled-cheese sandwiches and poutines. The bakery for all three restaurants is located here, and turns out some top-notch desserts; there's an innovative roster of wines, cocktails and beer to wash everything down. And the owners clearly know how to reward hardworking restaurant employees: Not only does Euclid Hall stay open when other places shut down, but industry people always get the happy-hour drink deal.







  • 2012 | Best Place to Pair Beer and Food

    Euclid Hall was one of the first upscale restaurants in Denver to tailor its menu -- full of rich, hand-cranked sausage, poutine and cheeses -- to beer rather than wine, and Denver hasn't stopped loving the combination. Over the past few months, however, Euclid Hall has upped its game, hosting a variety of events and evenings featuring beers on tap that are just as brilliant as the menu items -- and matching together in a way that makes you realize that in Denver, beer really... More »

  • 2012 | Best Restaurant for a Last Meal

    If you're going to go out, you may as well go out with a hedonistic, gluttonous, cardiac-arrest-inducing bang, and the best place to find that in this city is Euclid Hall, a restaurant just off Larimer Square that's devoted to suds and swine. Here you can stuff yourself on some of the richest foods the world has to offer: fat-laced sausages, platters of gravy-laden poutine, crispy pig's ear pad Thai, fried cheese curds, brûléed bone marrow and maple-syrup-drizzled fried quail... More »

  • 2012 | Best Pig Parts

    Euclid Hall has given Denver foodniks more than they could possibly ask for: poutines, fried cheddar curds, bone marrow, the Tim T-boning Manhattan shot, housemade blood-blotted boudin noir and a fulfilling armory of other fantastic sausages, foie gras and...pig's ears. No matter how often we go, the pig's ears, expressively Thai in preparation, are our dream date: Salty, sweet, penetratingly spicy and tart with citrus, the curls of flesh and cartilage, slicked with a tamarind sauce sharp... More »

  • 2011 | Best Rising-Star Chef

    Jorel Pierce worked the line at Rioja for nearly four years under chef Jennifer Jasinski (who owns Rioja, Euclid Hall and Bistro Vendôme with business partner Beth Gruitch) before taking his maverick prowess to Euclid Hall, where he now mans the kitchen. Pierce is confident, brilliantly innovative and, at 26, one of the city's youngest kitchen kingpins to pioneer a line that turns out what may very well be the most ambitiously executed menu in Denver. His board, a witty, pithy digest... More »

  • 2011 | Best New Restaurant

    Veteran Denver restaurateurs Beth Gruitch and Jennifer Jasiniski started with a clear vision for Euclid Hall: an American tavern, an unassuming place where diners could gather for beers and bar food, elevated well above bar level by making everything possible -- sausages, mustards, pickles -- in-house. With that articulate frame, they outdid themselves in every way imaginable. The space itself is beautiful, with history preserved in the brick walls and shiny wood floors, but washed... More »

  • 2011 | Best Late-Night Menu

    Gone are the days when looking for a late-night meal meant finding the most palatable diner or drive-thru. Because Euclid Hall was envisioned as a beer hall and tavern, the place stays open as late as most bars, serving its entire menu until midnight Sunday through Thursday and until 1 a.m. on Friday and Saturday. Which means that after most chefs in this town have hung up their toques and closed their kitchens, diners with hunger pangs -- or drinking munchies -- can still head... More »

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    Allisen Picos | Houston, TX | 112 Reviews

    | Wed, December 1, 2010

    The appetizers are amazing. Try the bone marrow or the mussels!

Main Menu
Salads - Appetizers - Snack Items
$6.00
Roasted Beet Ambrosia
yellow beets, red beet coconut marshmallows, orange, basil, colada vinaigrette
$7.00
Roasted Cauliflower Salad
shishito pepper marmalade, haystack goat cheese, scallions, tempura crunchies
 
Daily Artisanal Cheese Selection
by the ounce - ask your server for a suggested beer pairing
$9.00
Cod Chowda
roasted cod, celery-crispy bacon salad, bacon foam, fennel potato veloute
$11.50
Chips And Dip
lemon goat cheese dip, oolong tea smoked duck breast, duck confit, kennebec potato chips, baby dill, extra virgin olive oil.
$6.00
Fried Cheddar Curds
buffalo ranch
$8.00
Pad Thai Pig Ears
tamarind chili sauce, scallion, peanut, egg, sprouts, mint, cilantro
Per Bone $6.00
Bruléed Center Cut Beef Marrow Bones
the bigger, the better. espagnole, sherry gastrique, toast
$12.50
Seared Scallops
roasted delicata and spaghetti squash, vanilla brown butter vinaigrette, seasonal mushrooms, parsley
For Four $18.00
Miyagi Oysters Surf ‘n Turf
acific oysters, oyster liquor-poached foie gras, raspberry, thyme, shallot
 
Oysters On The Half Shell
market oysters
$8.00
Foie Gras
by the ounce
Fresh Hand Cranked Sausage
Ground, Seasoned And Cased In House With Love
$5.00
E-dog
all turkey kick-ass corndog
$4.50
Beef Short Rib Kielbasa
$4.00
Uncensored Hoppwurst
carr valley cheddar
$3.00
Boudin Noir
avec curry e aubergine
$8.00
Bavarian Veal Weisswurst
$16.50
Sausage Tasting
one each of all four above
Poutines
Hand-cut French Fries, Melted Cheddar Cheese Curds And Gravy.
$9.00
Wild Mushroom
porcini gravy, wisconsin cheddar curds
$14.50
Lamb Poutine
braised and grilled lamb, smoked espagnole sauce, goat cheese, micro sorrel
$12.00
Roasted Duck
duck gravy, black pepper, wisconsin cheddar curds
Add $10.50
Duck, Duck, Goose
duck poutine, sunny side up duck egg, ounce of foie gras
Schnitzels - Entrées - Sandwiches
$12.50
Chicken And Waffles
petaluma chicken paillard, sourdough waffles, pure maple syrup, salty walnuts
$14.50
Le Québécois All Natural Milk-fed Veal Schnitzel
grilled cabbage stack, currant vinaigrette
$17.00
Pan-seared Prime Tri Tip Steak
shiitake-fingerling-blood pudding hash, onsen soft egg, ancho harissa, chives
$11.50
Steamed Pei Mussels
new belgium trippel ale, grilled bread, garlic, shallots, basil, thyme
$9.50
Brat Burger
bretzel bun, pickled cabbage, 10, 000 island dressing, jarlsberg cheese
$9.50
Chicken Schnitzel Sandwich
double decker, double wide, dill rye, aioli, apple cabbage caraway slaw
$10.50
Oyster Po'boy
potato bread, bacon aioli, jorel's hot sauce, cucumber, red onion
$14.50
Griddled Camembert And Pear Preserve Sandwich
red grape, basil salad, sherry vinaigrette
$13.00
Griddled Italian Salumi Sandwich
local and imported salumi three times, jalapeño mascarpone schmear, giardiniera, tomato, dressed greens
Sides, Veggies, Starch, Roughage
$3.50
House-made Kennebec Fries
bacon aioli
$3.50
Pickled, Braised And Grilled Cabbage Stack
red and white cabbage, currant vinaigrette
$5.00
Simple Salad
organic baby heads of mixed lettuce, extra virgin olive oil, sherry gastrique
$3.50
Apple Cabbage Caraway Slaw
$4.50
Black Pepper & Garlic Spätzle
sautéed crisp, brussels kraut and leaves, sage crème fraîche
$6.50
Brussels Sprout Casserole
crescenza cheez whiz, french fried onions
$5.00
Cast Iron Roasted Vegetables
beer and honey glaze, thyme
Condiments, Extras
$1.50
Sweet Bread And Butter Pickles
$1.50
Hops Infused Pickles
$1.50
Hot, Spicy and Very Sincere Pickles
$1.50
Giardiniera
$5.00
Pickle Sampler
try them all
 
Mustards
hand-ground, house-cured euclid yellow, whole grain bordeaux, horseradish mustard, spicy brown mustard
Desserts
$7.00
S'mores Pot De Crème
house made graham crackers and marshmallows
$5.50
Bacon Sticky Bun
keg caramel, apple crème frâiche ice cream
$4.50
Lemon Cream Buckle
vanilla chantilly cream, coriander sugar cookie
$5.00
Sourdough Waffle Ice Cream Sandwich
salted butterscotch ice cream, praline
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