1501 Uptown Gastropub

Yes, 1501 Uptown Gastropub is a solid choice for a casual date night. Guests often praise the lively yet friendly atmosphere, creative cocktails, and hearty entrees like steak frites, short ribs and fish & chips. The outdoor patio with heaters and mountain views is a popular romantic option, and bartenders/servers get frequent compliments. It can get loud on busy nights, so consider an early seating or outdoor table for a quieter, more intimate experience.

Portions are generally generous, many guests mention large, shareable appetizers (pretzel, onion rings), hearty sandwiches and big entrees that often leave leftovers. Several reviewers say dishes are plentiful enough to split, and appetizers are sized for sharing. Expect classic gastropub portions rather than small tasting plates.

Direct answer: 1501 serves brunch on weekends, lunch weekdays, and dinner most evenings. Typical hours are: brunch Sat–Sun 10:00 am–3:00 pm; lunch Mon–Fri 11:00 am–3:00 pm; dinner Mon–Thu & Sun 3:00–9:00 pm, Fri–Sat 3:00–10:00 pm. Happy Hour runs daily 3:00–5:00 pm. Check ahead for holiday or special-hour variations.

For a lively night with full bar service, go during dinner or weekend evenings. For quieter dining and easier conversation, visit earlier (lunch, early dinner or before 5:00 pm happy hour). Many guests recommend arriving before peak dinner time to avoid loud crowds and to enjoy prompt service.

1501 has a lively, neighborhood gastropub vibe, modern, airy and casual with a strong bar presence. Guests love the energetic atmosphere, outdoor garden patio and friendly staff, though many note that it can be quite loud when busy. If you want a relaxed, fun evening with craft cocktails and people-watching, it’s a great pick; for quiet conversation, aim for early seating or the patio.

Casual dress is appropriate, the restaurant lists its dress code as “Casual Dress.” Guests commonly arrive in relaxed, smart-casual attire suitable for a neighborhood gastropub and patio dining.

Yes, guests often report the staff accommodating requests like seating preferences, accessibility needs and allergy accommodations. The team has helped with large-group setups and special celebrations. If you have seating, accessibility or dietary needs (including allergy concerns), call the restaurant when you book or add a note to your reservation so the host and kitchen can prepare.

Yes, families dine here regularly and guests report family dinners, birthday meals and visitors bringing children. The menu has broad appeal (sandwiches, burgers, fish & chips) though there isn’t a dedicated kids’ menu listed. For younger children, an earlier seating or patio spot tends to be more comfortable; call ahead if you need a specific table.

They accept reservations and can get busy, guests report high-volume evenings, special events and holiday crowds. While reviews don’t specifically mention a formal waiting list, expect possible waits at peak times; reservations or arriving early are wise. If you’re concerned, call the restaurant the day of your booking to confirm arrival and seating plans.

Busiest: weekend evenings, holidays and prime dinner hours, guests often report loud, crowded service around 6–9 pm. Quietest: weekday lunches, early dinner hours and mid-morning/early-afternoon weekend slots (many guests recommend 11:30 am or before 5 pm). Planning an early seating or weekday visit will increase the chance of a calmer meal.

For a lively night out try Friday or Saturday when the bar scene and full menu are in full swing. For a quieter, more relaxed visit, choose weekday lunch, early weekday dinner or weekend brunch (Sat–Sun mornings). Many guests specifically recommend arriving before peak dinner time for a more peaceful experience.

Often yes, guests describe dining at 1501 for Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve and Mother’s Day, and special menus or events have been offered. Holiday hours may vary, so call ahead or check the restaurant’s announcements for holiday service and reservations.

Yes, guests report service animals and well-behaved dogs being welcomed, particularly in outdoor seating. One guest described a service animal being given water and extra space. If you’re bringing a service animal or pet, mention it when you book so staff can reserve a suitable outdoor table.

Yes, many guests praise the dog-friendly patio and report bringing small dogs to dine outdoors. The staff often provides a water bowl and welcoming treatment. Dogs are generally allowed on the patio but call ahead to confirm current patio policies and availability.

Yes, 1501 has a well-liked outdoor patio with heaters and misters; many guests prefer the patio for a quieter, pleasant dining experience. The owner description highlights mountain-view patio dining and multiple reviews praise the garden patio and outdoor heaters.