Vino Volo

I got the arugula salad and a grapefruit mimosa. The portion size of the mimosa was skimpy for $14, but delicious. The arugula in the salad was past its prime & underseasoned, and the salmon was cooked nicely but almost cold. Pretty disappointing for $26. Service was fast & friendly and the atmosphere is lovely.

Waited waited and waited with server glancing over multiple times, never came to our table nor anyone else’s; just leaning against the wall talking to the bartender; we had to walk out.

Couldn’t even get anything, asked for a beer while on a layover, and when they asked for an ID, I showed the waitress my Mexican ID. Got told they couldn’t serve me a beer because it was not in English, and the waitress couldn’t read Spanish, tried to explain the id but waitress didn’t care enough to see the DOB clearly marked. Never returning

Good food and wine, reasonable price for being in an airport

Absolutely love having Vino Volo in the airport but Dan at the Denver airport went over and beyond to help! Great job!

It looks like a wine only bar, but they have some good beers and food too! Nice staff and comfortable seating. Great little spot that is more comfortable than most airport bars

Honest amazing staff accompanied by savory wines and classy bites to eat. This is the place to be in concourse A Kid-friendliness: Same floor

Andrew was spectacular and his energy vibrated throughout the whole establishment (:

The perfect spot to relax before a flight ✈️ We had 2 glasses of wine with the Mediterranean Plate. The hummus and naan was very good. I would definitely recommend. If we layover or fly into Denver again, I would definitely stop here to enjoy a refreshment and a small bite. 4/5 ⭐️s the seating is not meant for long layovers.