So you want French food but you don’t have a corporate card to pick up the tab, and your bedazzled Chanel suit is at the dry cleaners (oops!). Enter the more casual Brasserie Brixton, where the steak frites and pâté are always on point, but there are also Star Wars stormtroopers painted behind the bar. This neighborhood spot was designed to be frequented, which is why there’s always a well-priced burger and fries available alongside the mussels and tartare.

What does it take to open an eclectic homage to the bistros of Montreal and wine bars of Paris smack in the middle of a sleepy residential neighborhood like Cole?. It’s right there in the name: brass. That’s just what this place exudes from stem to stern—not that there’s much room in between, with all of 55 seats in a corner space that makes for a tight squeeze.

We love this spot's eclectic riffs on French bistro fare, but it also happens to be an ideal spot to break off your current relationship, with a serving of beef tartare or steak frites for good measure. Take Brixton's thumping hip-hop soundtrack in a space filled with boisterous diners and pair it with dinner at the bar, which puts you close to the exit. You can rest a little easier knowing you've left your date with the sympathetic ear of some of the city's best bartenders while you escape to the adjacent Yacht Club for a hot dog, a shot...and the possibility of meeting up with a new number one.

We love this spot’s eclectic riffs on French bistro fare, but it also happens to be an ideal spot to break off your current relationship, with a serving of beef tartare or steak frites for good measure. Take Brixton’s thumping hip-hop soundtrack in a space filled with boisterous diners and pair it with dinner at the bar, which puts you close to the exit. You can rest a little easier knowing you’ve left your date with the sympathetic ear of some of the city’s best bartenders while you escape to the adjacent Yacht Club for a hot dog, a shot…and the possibility of meeting up with a new number one.

Debuted in summer 2020 on a calm corner in the Cole neighborhood, Brasserie Brixton has many of the Parisian standards, including beef tartare and French onion soup. But dishes like blood-sausage-stuffed fried wontons with tamari vinaigrette and chile crisp and a caviar bump for high-fliers indicate that the open-kitchen-equipped brasserie has more than just the classics up its sleeve. The duck entrée, for example, forgoes the à la orange treatment for an accompaniment of radish cake, duck egg, and sweet soy.

Brasserie Brixton calls itself “an unpretentious and fun French restaurant with a focus on natural wines and fresh ingredients.” If you like French food, but find most French restaurants too stuffy for your liking, this is the place for you. Located on a quiet corner of a mostly residential street, Brasserie Brixton is inside a little 130-year-old building that used to house a neighborhood market. There are no large tables, so it’s perfect for an intimate date night over some great food and wine.

The moment one walks into Brasserie Brixton, two things become abundantly obvious: 1) This is the right place for some of the best brasserie cuisine outside of Paris (including a strong candidate for Denver’s best burger). 2) The wine selection, as evidenced by their wall of empties, is going to be nothing short of incredible. Truly, any wine lover will recognise every single label adoring the windowsills and shelves of the restaurant.

Whether you’re planning a special night out or simply seeking a fabulous feast of French cuisine, Brasserie Brixton is a must-try destination in Denver.Upon arrival, you’re immediately captivated by the warm and inviting ambiance, complete with an open kitchen that adds a touch of immersion. We always opt for the Coq au Vin or drool-worthy Steak Frites – both of which are an absolute dream. 📍3701 N Williams St, Denver, CO 80205

We begin our restaurant journey in France with Brasserie Brixton. This unpretentious and fun French restaurant presents a focus on an expansive natural wine list and fresh ingredients, all within a modern open kitchen and marble-topped cozy bar. If you’re in the mood for something sweet to top off your dinner, may we suggest the ricotta donuts?

Newly Recommended restaurants include Kawa Ni and Brasserie Brixton. Additionally, two special awards were presented: Allison Anderson of Beckon received the Michelin Outstanding Service Award, and Johnny Curiel of Alma Fonda Fina was named Michelin’s Young Chef/Culinary Professional Award recipient.

Let me start off by saying this place has some serious brunch game!. From the moment I stepped foot into Brasserie Brixton, I knew I was in for a treat. The atmosphere was lively and inviting, with a touch of elegance that made me feel like I was about to embark on a culinary adventure.

3701 N Williams StreetDenver, CO 80205(720) 617-7911 Visit Website See Menu Open in Google Maps. Brasserie Brixton is a comfortable eatery serving fresh French cuisine and natural wines from afternoon to evening.

For a modern take on French dining, Brasserie Brixton offers a warm and inviting ambiance. The restaurant serves up delectable dishes such as Coq au Vin and Steak Frites, each prepared with a unique twist​​.

Looking for the best wine to pair with a top-notch French Onion soup?. Brasserie Brixton will blow your mind. Better yet, this spot is now hosting a happy hour you don’t want to miss from 4:30-6:30 p.m.