Cuisine:

• Brew, Pubs, Microbreweries
• Bar
• American

Ship Tavern Description:
Looking for a little history to go with your lunch or dinner? Sail into this nautically themed landlubber's getaway. Opened in 1934 and one of the Brown Palace's three eateries, this is the most casual of them all. It's a rustic room---complete with a ship mast and crow's nest---perfect for a quality meal or an after-work drink. Prime rib, Rocky Mountain trout and buffalo burgers are the most sought after dishes, prepared with care by the Brown's whip-smart kitchen staff. The menu also features a slew of other swanky items. We like the smoked duck breast salad and the lobster salad sandwich. True, like most of the items here they're pricey, but they're also loaded with rare flavors. Full-sized entrées include grilled beef tenderloin, a maple glazed pork chop and filets of Pacific fished cooked a handful of different ways. Seeking a quiet nightcap in cozy surroundings? Sail in for a pint or cocktail and some tender tinkling from the house piano man.


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