Nice modern industrial feel with a lot of brick work, steel and glass. 27 selections on draft, great service.

a block down from market street station on 16th, it’s a large modern interior with a side bar containing about 20 taps, about 1/3 Colorado, 1/3 US and 1/3 imported. 3-4 newish or interesting taps that arent that common around here. high prices for the downtown 16th street mall crowd so be warned.

New place on the edge of the 16th street mall, about one block from the Tattered Cover bookstore - lounge-ish feel inside - decent tap list, with about 1/3 CO brews - despite a few more unique offerings, the tap list seems to focus on the bigger names in craft beer, with nothing available from any of the numerous smaller breweries in CO, so, that needs some work - prices on the beers are all over the map (4 bucks for Avery IPA, 8 bucks for Tank 7), but most settle on the pricier end of the spectrum - service was decent, if not entirely informed about the beer - I am ambivalent about the food - we had some house-cured fried olives, which were pretty damn addictive - they specialize in that new american brick oven pizza, which is not necessarily bad - the individual ingredients on the pizza (house-made smoked mozzarella, spicy salami, etc) were all tasty, but did not come together well - the pizza was soggy with oil and the bottom of the crust tasted charred - overall, an okay spot, but there are better places to get dinner and beer downtown (Euclid Hall, Freshcraft) - if you are doing a downtown brewery and pub crawl, it is worth popping your head in here to see if anything decent is on tap - get some fried olives to snack on if you stay for a beer.

Lucky’s is very nice inside and has a good amount of outdoor seating. The service was pretty good, although, the servers did not know much about the beer selections. Fair amount of pretty good beers on tap, but zero bottles. The food was OK for me, but not bad. Overall, it is a good place to stop by if you are downtown for some pizza, but if you can, head to Hops and Pie instead.