Denver’s Memorial Day weekend is packed with concerts, late-night dance parties and outdoor shows — but after the encore ends, finding a solid place to eat can be its own mission. Whether you’re leaving Red Rocks, Mission Ballroom, Cervantes’, Ogden Theatre or a downtown club set, these Denver restaurants and late-night spots are serving everything from burgers and tacos to ramen, pizza and cocktails well past showtime.
Here’s where to keep the night going after concerts this Memorial Day weekend and beyond.
A downtown staple for late-night bites, Pony Up remains one of Denver’s best post-concert destinations. Known for its French dip sandwiches served until late, the LoDo spot offers cocktails, fries and a lively atmosphere perfect for crowds spilling out after shows.
What to order: French dip sandwich, truffle fries, espresso martini.
📍1808 Blake St, LoDo
🕒 Open until 1 AM
After a Mission Ballroom show, Redeemer Pizza is one of the easiest and most satisfying stops nearby. The RiNo favorite serves New York-style pizza with crispy crusts, natural wine and a laid-back warehouse vibe that fits perfectly after a loud night of live music.
What to order: Pepperoni pizza, Caesar salad, soft serve.
📍2705 Larimer St, RiNo
🕒 Open until 11 PM (Fri–Sat)
For groups looking to continue the party after the concert ends, Federales combines tacos, tequila and a high-energy patio atmosphere in RiNo. Expect DJs, late-night cocktails and one of the busiest crowds of the weekend.
What to order: Birria tacos, frozen margarita.
📍2901 Larimer St, RiNo
🕒 Open until 2 AM (Fri–Sat)
A longtime Denver institution, Jerusalem Restaurant has fueled late-night crowds for decades. Open late and loaded with generous Mediterranean plates, it’s a go-to stop after South Broadway venues or late-night DJ sets.
What to order: Chicken shawarma plate, hummus, baklava.
📍1890 E Evans Ave
🕒 Open until 3 AM
If your post-concert cravings lean chaotic in the best way possible, Biker Jim’s delivers. Known for exotic sausages and over-the-top toppings, the longtime Denver late-night staple remains a favorite after downtown concerts and bar crawls.
What to order: Elk jalapeño cheddar dog, truffle fries.
📍2148 Larimer St
🕒 Open until Midnight
South Broadway’s punk-inspired diner bar continues to be one of Denver’s most reliable late-night food spots. With vegan comfort food, burgers and cheap drinks, Sputnik remains a perfect stop after smaller venue concerts and club nights.
What to order: Vegan corn dog, loaded fries, Moscow mule.
📍3 S Broadway
🕒 Open until 2 AM
Few Denver spots understand the post-show crowd like Illegal Pete’s. The Colorado-born favorite has become a concert tradition thanks to its quick burritos, loaded quesadillas and “show your concert ticket” culture tied to local venues.
What to order: Steak burrito, queso, margarita.
📍Multiple Denver locations
🕒 Most locations open until Midnight–2 AM
Located in LoHi, Kawa Ni has become a favorite for late-night cocktails and Japanese-inspired comfort food. The restaurant’s energetic atmosphere and shareable menu make it ideal for groups heading out after shows.
What to order: Hand rolls, karaage chicken, yuzu cocktails.
📍3316 Tejon St, LoHi
🕒 Open until Midnight (Fri–Sat)
Denver’s Late-Night Scene Is Part Of The Concert Experience
In Denver, concerts rarely end when the music stops. The weekend brings packed venues, afterparties, and crowds searching for one more cocktail, taco, or slice before calling it a night. From RiNo pizza counters to Broadway diners and downtown sandwich shops, the city’s late-night food scene keeps the energy alive long after the final song.