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110 Broadway Denver, CO 80203

303-744-6799

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Best Movie Theater -- Drink
Award Winner 2010

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2010 | Best Movie Theater -- Drink

Next time you sit down to enjoy Hollywood's finest, why abuse your teeth with high-fructose corn syrup when you can abuse your liver with high-octane ethanol The Mayan offers a great selection of beer, wine and cocktails to help wash down your next flick. And your designated driver gets pampered, too: This theater offers some of the best coffee and tea available in town, much less at a movie palace. More »
2006 | BEST MOVIE THEATER -- FOOD

Care for a carafe with your Capote Landmark's Mayan Theatre, on hip Broadway, not only has the best food in Denver moviedom (everything from fat bagel dogs to top-notch cookies from Alternative Baking), but as of January, it also features a full bar upstairs. That's right: You can now order an imported beer or the cocktail of your choice, then take it with you into the theater as you settle in to watch Mrs. Henderson Presents or Brokeback Mountain. Which, come to think of it, features a... More »
2003 | Best Movie Theater for Food

While taking in the latest indie romance or taut French thriller at the Mayan, why not take something good into your body, too The concession stand is well stocked with upscale delectables, including the Alternative Baking Company's new vegan cookies, in Peanut Butter Persuasion or Phenomenal Pumpkin Spice. The ice cream bars are from Ben & Jerry's (try the Heath Toffee Crunch), the coffees now come from Vail Mountain Coffee Roasters, and the juices are Odwalla. The bestseller Superfood,... More »

Destined for Deportation chronicles the fight of two immigrants to stay in this country

By Kyle Garratt | Thu, April 12, 2012

Destined for Deportation begins with the personal. Jeanette Vizguerra, a mother of three children who are United States citizens and is now facing deportation, explains that she came to America not fo... More »
Reader: David Lynch films are a life-changing experience

By Patricia Calhoun | Wed, April 11, 2012

Tonight the Mayan is screening Wild at Heart, part of a series of David Lynch films it's featuring in April. That program inspired Jef Otte's list of David Lynch's ten weirdest scenes.Which inspired t... More »
David Lynch's ten weirdest scenes, by film

By Jef Otte | Tue, April 10, 2012

It's a scientific fact that if you watch the canon of David Lynch's full-length films back-to-back, your eyeballs will not only melt, but David Lynch himself will somehow randomly appear to film your ... More »
The Electric Daisy Carnival Experience's Kevin Kerslake on the film process and more

By Amber Taufen | Thu, September 15, 2011

If you've been to the Electric Daisy Carnival here in Denver -- which is a relatively small kid brother to the massives that take place annually in Las Vegas or Los Angeles -- then you probably kind o... More »
Rave Review

By Amber Taufen | Thu, September 15, 2011

If you’ve been to any kind of rave, then you’ll have a small idea of what goes on in a much bigger form at Electric Daisy Carnival, an extravaganza that includes multiple stages of top-name DJs banging out tunes for the masses alongside carnival r... More »
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streetsignartist | Denver, CO | 193 Reviews

| Tue, February 9, 2010

classic old movie theatre
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AshleyG | Denver, CO | 124 Reviews

| Mon, June 28, 2010

Love the decor in this place.
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DarcyK | Littleton, CO | 112 Reviews

| Mon, April 5, 2010

Great place to see independent films. Cool theater as well. Also not your typical food to get at the movies, like wine, cookies, tea, etc.
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