801 Chophouse - Denver

Portions are generous, steaks are substantial and sides are often described as shareable and large. Guests frequently mention hearty sides (mashed potatoes, mac & cheese, hash browns) and plentiful appetizers, so plan to share sides or take home leftovers if you prefer lighter plates.

801 Chophouse in Denver opens in the late afternoon: Monday–Saturday 4:00 PM–10:00 PM and Sunday 4:00 PM–9:00 PM. There’s also a weekday happy hour (Mon–Fri, 4:00 PM–6:00 PM). Reservations are accepted online and recommended for busy nights.

Yes. 801 Chophouse is a classic, upscale steakhouse that many guests recommend for date nights and special occasions, expect attentive service, high-quality aged steaks and a warm, candlelit dining room. The restaurant delivers a fine-dining experience with a relaxed, lively vibe; note it can get busy and a bit loud on weekend nights, so request a quieter table or an early seating if you prefer a quieter evening.

Yes, many guests bring families and celebrate birthdays here, and the restaurant can accommodate groups with private rooms. The atmosphere is upscale but welcoming to families; if you have young children or need accessible seating, call ahead to request a booth, a quieter table, or a private room to make the visit more comfortable.

Yes. 801 Chophouse is a multi-location concept, guests mention other 801 locations (for example, St. Louis and Kansas City). If you’re interested in other locations or a specific city, call the restaurant or check the brand site for details.

Yes, the team is experienced with celebrations and special touches. Guests frequently report personalized menus, table decorations, complimentary celebration desserts and staff coordination for birthdays or anniversaries. Call the restaurant ahead or note requests on your reservation to arrange custom menus, private room setups, or dietary accommodations.

Yes, the restaurant can host private parties and guests frequently describe private rooms and personalized setups for celebrations. Private dining is used for birthdays and group events; contact the restaurant to reserve a private room and discuss menu or décor requests.

Busiest: weekend evenings, holidays (Valentine’s, New Year’s) and special-event nights like Restaurant Week. Quietest: early weeknights and early Sunday evenings (Sunday Supper tends to be popular but earlier hours are calmer). For a quieter meal, choose a weekday or an early seating and reserve ahead.

Sunday is a great value and experience thanks to the popular Sunday Supper; weekdays (Mon–Thu) are best if you want a quieter meal. Weekends are lively and ideal for celebrations but can be loud and require reservations.

Business casual. Guests typically dress smartly for special occasions, though reviewers note a range from polished to more casual attire. If you want to match the room, opt for smart-casual or business-casual clothing.

Not specifically intended as dog-friendly dining. While a few guests have observed dogs inside and raised concerns, the restaurant’s official policy isn’t provided. Expect service animals to be permitted; for non-service dogs, call ahead to confirm current policy and best seating choices.

801 offers a main dining room, a lively bar area with booths, and private dining space for parties. Guests frequently mention comfortable bar booths and private rooms for celebrations (parties of 7+), plus attentive service for private events, call ahead to reserve a specific room or booth.

For a quieter experience, visit early in the week or choose an early seating; Sunday early evenings (Sunday Supper) are popular for a more relaxed meal and value options. Weekends, holidays and event nights are busy and lively, great for a festive night out but expect more noise and fuller dining rooms. Reservations and asking for a table away from the bar help.

Warm, classic New York–style steakhouse: upscale and welcoming with a polished, comfortable interior. Service is professional and personable, and the room is often lively, expect buzz and occasional loudness on weekends. The bar area feels more casual and social, while the dining room maintains a refined steakhouse vibe.

Yes, guests report visiting on holidays like Valentine’s Day, Christmas Eve and New Year’s Eve, so the restaurant operates on many major holidays. Because holiday hours and availability can vary, call ahead or check online when planning a holiday reservation.