4.3
- 3.7Food
- 4.1Service
- 4.5Ambience
- 3.9Value
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Tierra
Denver / Colorado1 review
Dined on 11 September 2026
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Denver / Colorado2 reviews
Dined on 30 August 2026
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Dined on 26 July 2026
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Dined on 26 July 2026
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Dined on 19 June 2026
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Dined on 31 May 2026
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Dined on 5 May 2026
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Denver / Colorado1 review
Dined on 14 March 2026
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Denver / Colorado1 review
Dined on 11 March 2026
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Denver / Colorado1 review
Dined on 8 March 2026
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7 March 2026
For its first Denver Restaurant Week, Holey Moley offers a $35 three-course menu featuring a burger and fries, chicken wings, and churros, plus a nine-hole round of mini golf. The article describes it as an option for diners looking for a meal and an activity.
Published in Rocky Mountain PBS
21 September 2025
The article introduces Denver as Holey Moley’s first U.S. location, with three nine-hole themed mini-golf courses, a bar and a menu of cocktails and food. It highlights the venue as an option for family outings, parties and nights out.
Published in 5280
3 July 2025
The LoDo location has 27 themed mini-golf holes, including video game features and skateboard-style ramps. Its menu includes pizzas, burgers, salads, Korean-style barbecue pork skewers, and French onion poutine, with playful cocktails served in novelty glasses.
Published in 5280
15 February 2024
Holey Moley opened in the former Spaghetti Factory space in September 2023, with three nine-hole courses inspired by pop culture, nostalgia and childhood memories. The Denver venue also serves a full food and drink menu.
Published in Westword
Thursday nights are a great pick, one guest called a Thursday visit “the best choice” for a fun dinner and mini golf.
Yes, Holey Moley - Denver is often chosen for date night: guests repeatedly describe it as a fun, couples-friendly spot with creative courses and standout cocktails.
Holey Moley, Denver is at its busiest for peak visits and special-event weekends, while weekdays and daytime visits tend to be calmer and easier to enjoy.
Holey Moley, Denver feels playful and energetic: bright, retro-themed indoor mini-golf holes, a full bar, DJ-driven music and lively, kitschy decor create a colorful, high-energy vibe perfect for dates, groups and families.
Casual dress is the guide, comfortable, informal clothing is entirely appropriate for a fun night of mini golf and drinks.
Weeknights or daytime visits are the best bet, guests say weekday evenings and daytime visits feel calmer, while weekends and late Saturday nights tend to be much busier.
Holey Moley Denver pairs a full bar with dining tables in the same lively indoor space, and its indoor mini-golf courses run through the venue so you can move between the bar, tables, and play areas.
Yes, families are very welcome: guests regularly bring kids, praise the creative courses for children, and note attentive staff who make family visits fun and memorable.
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