Restaurant in Denver, United States
The Delorean
100Pearl PointsLate-Night Pick
About The Delorean
The Delorean is a practical South Broadway pick for an easy Denver night out, especially if flexibility and room energy matter more than a tightly defined tasting-menu experience. Cross-shop Kizaki, Sushi Den, Izakaya Den, or Margot if the occasion needs a clearer cuisine lane, higher-end structure, or a known splurge.
For a first-timer, the most useful planning detail is the weekly rhythm: The Delorean is not open every day, so plan around its posted Denver hours rather than treating it as an automatic fallback. It is closed Monday and Tuesday, open Wednesday and Thursday from 5–11 PM, Friday and Saturday from 5 PM–1 AM, Sunday from 2–10 PM.
The recommendation is simple: choose it when those hours and a casual dress code fit the night. The verified details here do not establish a cuisine type, chef name, awards profile, price range, menu format, or reservation difficulty, so it should not be framed as a specific fine-dining, tasting-menu, or special-format destination without checking current details directly.
Pick this for a flexible Denver night, not a locked-in tasting-menu plan
The strongest verified reason to consider The Delorean is timing. Its later Friday and Saturday hours make it relevant for evening plans in Denver, while the Sunday 2–10 PM schedule gives it a different window from the Wednesday-through-Saturday 5 PM starts.
Tradeoff is certainty. With no verified cuisine type, chef name, awards, menu format, or price range attached here, diners who need a tightly defined food experience should compare current details before choosing. Kizaki, Margot, Sushi Den, Izakaya Den, Que Bueno Suerte may be worth considering depending on the kind of night you want, but The Delorean should be judged on its own current listing and fit for your timing.
What to expect from the first planning decision
Go in with the right job for the venue. Based on the verified information, The Delorean is best understood as a Denver option with a casual dress code and a limited weekly schedule, rather than as a venue with a confirmed tasting menu, named chef, published price tier, or verified awards profile.
For timing, evening plans are the clearest fit Wednesday through Saturday, with a Sunday opening at 2 PM. The late-week schedule also makes it more useful for Friday or Saturday plans than early-week plans, since it is closed Monday and Tuesday. Dress expectations should stay relaxed unless your occasion calls for more; the verified dress code is casual.
Quick reference: consider The Delorean for a flexible Denver night out; cross-shop if you need a more defined cuisine, format, price point, or special-occasion structure.
Frequently Asked Questions
What should a first-timer know about The Delorean?
Treat it as a Denver option with a limited weekly schedule and casual dress code. It runs Wednesday and Thursday from 5–11 PM, Friday and Saturday from 5 PM–1 AM, Sunday from 2–10 PM; it is closed Monday and Tuesday.
How far ahead should I plan for The Delorean?
No verified booking difficulty is available here, so check current details directly. The posted hours make it a better fit for Wednesday-through-Sunday plans than for Monday or Tuesday, when it is closed.
What should I order at The Delorean?
No verified cuisine, menu, or signature dish is available here. Review the current menu before you go and choose based on what is offered that day.
Is The Delorean good for a special occasion?
It can fit a laid-back Denver night out if the hours and casual dress code match the occasion. If you need a more defined format, cuisine, or price point, compare current details with venues such as Izakaya Den, Sushi Den, Kizaki, Margot, or Que Bueno Suerte before deciding.
Is lunch or dinner better at The Delorean?
Dinner is the clearest fit Wednesday through Saturday, because the listed hours start at 5 PM on those days. Sunday starts at 2 PM. No separate lunch service is verified here.
What are alternatives to The Delorean in Denver?
Depending on the kind of night you want, you might also compare current details for Sushi Den, Izakaya Den, Kizaki, Margot, or Que Bueno Suerte. The best choice depends on the format, timing, menu you are looking for.
What should I wear to The Delorean?
The verified dress code is casual. Dress for a relaxed Denver night out unless your own occasion calls for something more polished.
Location
1753 S Broadway, Denver, CO 80210
Denver, United States
Compare The Delorean
| Venue | Location | Cuisine | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Delorean | Denver | , | , |
| Kizaki | Denver | Japanese, Sushi | $$$$ |
| Margot | Denver | Contemporary | $$$$ |
| Sushi Den | Denver | , | , |
| Que Bueno Suerte | Denver | , | , |
| Izakaya Den | Denver | , | , |
How The Delorean Denver compares with similar nearby venues.
Also Consider
- Kizaki, Japanese, Sushi, $$$$
- Margot, Contemporary, $$$$
- Sushi Den, Notable alternative
- Que Bueno Suerte, Notable alternative
- Izakaya Den, Notable alternative
How The Delorean compares in Denver
The Delorean is the easier, lower-commitment choice against Denver's more defined destination options. Kizaki is the clearer $$$$ Japanese-sushi splurge, while Margot is the stronger fit for a contemporary dinner where the format and spend are part of the plan. Choose The Delorean when the night needs flexibility rather than a premium reservation.
For Japanese-leaning dinners, Sushi Den and Izakaya Den are better cross-shops if cuisine certainty matters. The Delorean makes more sense when ambiance and ease beat a specific sushi or izakaya brief.
Que Bueno Suerte is the better alternative when the group wants a more explicitly festive dinner plan. The Delorean is the more neutral pick for a smaller, casual evening where booking difficulty should stay manageable.
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