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CAFE CERO TO RE-OPEN!!!. Worry not fellow Cafe Cero lovers, the bar and restaurant will re-open soon under new ownership. The owners might be new but the cool, vintage atmosphere will remain the same. There will also be lots of live music just like before. Stay tuned...…
Very Cool Atmosphere. This is a great place to listen to live music, have a few drinks and sample off the new menu from the new Chef/Owner (who also happens to be a form of entertainment himself!). Both patios are great - the back patio is very intimate, and the inside is very unconventional with multi-levels and different rooms. Has a good feel - a good "soul".…
Best place to hang with friends listen to good music and toss back a few. It has such a lax atmosphere, and a friendly one. the eclectic interior is enhanced by the feeling of being in an old house in the neighborhood. plus the drinks are well mixed and the staff friendly and knowledgeable.…
Our Favorite Bar. Most of the reviews on here are for Cafe Cero's qualities as a restaurant, aptly, but I have only been in the late evening to enjoy it as a bar/lounge with my friends. The drinks are inexpensive and they aren't watered down (usually it's one or the other in Denver bars). The staff is so nice and friendly. It's usually not very crowded, so we can get a whole room to ourselves. I love this place!…
Romantic encounters, relaxation and Italian food draw diverse crowds to this casually sophisticated nightclub..
In Short
Tucked in an off-the-street section of South Broadway, Cafe Cero's nooks, crannies and patios supports small groups, romantic meals and loud parties. Paladio's, the popular
in-house Italian restaurant, serves up giant plates of food. Appetizers of note, and big enough to share, include crunchy calamari with garlic butter, spicy sausage and peppers, portobellos topped with tomatoes, basil and balsamic vinegar, or a generous antipasto platter filled with meats, cheeses and crisp vegetables.…
