Restaurant Description
"People who come to The Broker want to feel special in every way, from the moment they come in until they leave, we do that. We do it with our atmosphere, with our food, and with our service." People have made The Broker tradition what it is today. Not a day goes by when an observer will not spot some of Denver's most prominent citizens enjoying lunch or dinner. The Broker is also popular among out-of-town celebrities such as sports personalities, performers, and public officials. It is truly a living Denver landmark. Located in the old Denver National Bank building, the restaurant is situated in an old bank vault. Diners now occupy booths once used by bank customers to inspect their safety deposit boxes. The European antiques are dark cherry wood, and the vault itself, including the huge round door, remains to make The Broker one of Denver's most unique restaurant settings. By offering a complimentary bowl of steamed gulf shrimp to every patron, we practically introduced the peel-and-eat delicacy to Denver. It continues to be a popular Broker trademark. A longtime flagship among Denver's finer restaurants, The Broker has weathered storms over the years of downtown closures and reorganizations. We attribute our longevity in the Denver market to the public's appreciation of the great dining value offered. The shrimp bowl, for instance, still weighs in at a hefty pound and a half. Lunch and dinner portions are generous and of high quality. We pride ourselves on fielding a caring, well-trained staff. In an era where replicas outnumber originals, The Broker Restaurant stands out not only as one of Denver's most highly acclaimed restaurants, but also as one of its most historically authentic. Built in 1903 and set in an original bank vault, The Broker Restaurant is one of Denver's most unique dining experiences.
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