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Olde Town Arvada is the historic downtown of Arvada, Colorado, centered on Olde Town Square. We list 55 places here, including bars and nightlife spots, breweries and distilleries, bakeries, cafes, pizza shops, seafood and bar and grills. To narrow the results, use a feature filter or type a question like patio with happy hour in Olde Town Arvada.
About Olde Town Arvada
Olde Town Arvada is the historic core of Arvada, a city northwest of Denver in Jefferson County, Colorado. The district is organized around Olde Town Square, and for this guide we count places within about a quarter mile of it. That keeps the area small enough to explore on foot, with restaurants, bars, bakeries and coffee shops close together.
Arvada was founded in 1870, and Olde Town is its historic downtown. The district is also served by the Olde Town Arvada station on RTD's G Line commuter rail, which connects it to Denver Union Station.
Eating and drinking in Olde Town Arvada
Olde Town Arvada's dining scene leans toward bars, breweries and casual spots. Bars and nightlife make up the largest group of listings, with breweries, bakeries and dessert shops, cafes, pizza and a few restaurants rounding it out.
- Breweries and bars: Many listings pour craft beer or cocktails. Listed places include New Image Brewing Company - Arvada and Savoie Brewing Company, both known for hazy double IPAs and a blood orange wheat, and Spice Trade Brewing, known for globally inspired street food and Colorado spirit cocktails.
- Small plates and shareables: Olde Town Social is listed as known for shareable tapas, an antipasto platter and house-brewed craft beer.
- Coffee and baked goods: Bakeries and cafes are well represented. La Dolce Vita is listed as known for house-roasted small-batch coffee, pastries baked in house daily and scratch-made quiche.
- Mexican and other cuisines: Listed places include Wapos Cantina Arvada, known for smothered green chile burritos, queso fundido with chorizo and shrimp ceviche. Pizza, seafood, American and sushi and Japanese options also appear.
- Features and chains: Many places offer online ordering, catering, takeout and outdoor seating, and some have happy hour and reservations. Most listings are independent, though some are chain locations.
Tips for eating in Olde Town Arvada
- Many places have outdoor seating, so use the Outdoor Seating filter if you want a patio.
- Some places offer happy hour. Filter for Happy Hour, or search a question like happy hour in Olde Town Arvada, and check current details with the venue.
- Reservations are accepted at some places, and some also host private dining or events. Ask ahead if you are planning for a group.
- The Olde Town Arvada G Line station makes the area reachable by train from Denver, and the square is compact enough to walk between places.
Olde Town Arvada restaurants: FAQs
What kinds of restaurants are in Olde Town Arvada?
Our listings here are mostly bars and nightlife spots, breweries and distilleries, bakeries and dessert shops, cafes and pizza places. There are also some restaurants, bar and grills and seafood spots, with cuisines such as Mexican, American and sushi and Japanese.
Are there places with outdoor seating in Olde Town Arvada?
Yes, many listings offer outdoor seating. Use the Outdoor Seating filter on this page to see them.
Are there breweries in Olde Town Arvada?
Yes. Listed places include New Image Brewing Company - Arvada, Savoie Brewing Company and Spice Trade Brewing, among other breweries and distilleries.
What is the best restaurant in Olde Town Arvada?
We don't rank restaurants. To narrow your options, filter by features like Happy Hour, Outdoor Seating or Reservations Accepted, or type what you want, such as coffee and pastries in Olde Town Arvada.