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Broncos Grill Set To Kick Off At Denver International Airport

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Published on July 02, 2026
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A Broncos-themed restaurant is being drawn up for Denver International Airport, with plans for a Mile High-style grill stocked with team memorabilia and menu items named for Broncos players.

The first public report landed July 2 in the Denver Business Journal, which outlined the concept and said it will lean heavily on Broncos branding and player-focused dishes. The story did not include a firm opening date or the name of the concession operator, but did note the planned use of memorabilia and player-named items on the menu.

Where it would fit

Denver International Airport’s recent gate expansion has opened up fresh real estate for new places to eat and shop across the concourses, including room for concepts built around local brands and teams. The Concourse C-East expansion added 16 gates and specifically reserved space for eight additional shopping and dining options, giving the airport flexibility to plug in new branded spots as deals come together. As detailed by Denver International Airport, the project paired those gates with new areas for retail and restaurants.

Not the first sports dining move

Sports-flavored and locally rooted dining is already part of DEN’s playbook. Elway’s Taproom & Grill and chef-driven Mercantile Dining & Provision both fly the Denver flag inside the terminals, setting a precedent for a Broncos-branded grill to slide into the lineup. Coverage of the airport’s food scene points to a broader shift toward recognizable hometown names and a bit of gameday nostalgia for travelers. As noted by Tasting Table, Elway’s and other Denver brands have become staples for passengers passing through.

Timeline and what is still unknown

The Denver Business Journal report did not include an opening date or identify which concessionaire would run the restaurant, and the airport’s official dining directory does not yet show a listing for a "Mile High Grill." The Business Journal story and DEN’s official Dine directory indicate that more details, including the operator, precise concourse location, and a target opening window, are expected once agreements are finalized.

We will update this story as the airport, the team, or concession operators release additional information. Travelers watching DEN’s tenant updates should see an official listing appear if and when the Mile High concept moves closer to opening.