740 Front

740 Front is a restaurant in Louisville, CO, located at 740 Front St. It holds a rating of 4.40 based on customer reviews.

The building was designated a Historical Landmark by the City of Louisville in 2015. Built in 1904 by E.J. Defrancia, the site is one of Colorado's two oldest bars and holds the oldest ongoing tavern license in the state. It is the last remaining saloon from the original thirteen that lined the three-block strip of Front Street. The interior features a back bar built in the mid-1800s by the Brunswick Company in Dubuque, Iowa. Constructed from cherrywood, birch, and flame mahogany without nails, the bar was originally built in Leadville, Colorado, before being transported to Louisville by horse and wagon in 1904.

The menu includes steaks, fresh seafood, and appetizers such as 740 Hot Cheese Dip with Spinach, lollipop lamb pops, and Chesapeake Bay oysters. The beverage program offers craft cocktails, whisky, spirits, and a variety of beers from the tap, including Tivoli Helles Lager, Odell 90 Shilling Amber Ale, and La Cumbre Elevated IPA. Wine options include Chardonnay, Rose, and sparkling varieties like Moletto Prosecco.

The restaurant provides space for parties of 10 or more, including rehearsal dinners and corporate events. It features an outdoor dining area.

740 Front St places this establishment on Front Street in Louisville, Colorado. It sits about 62 meters from the Statue of John Breaux and roughly 106 meters from the Louisville Public Library.

BizScoreAI awarded the business a Schema and Structure score of 100 out of 100, which ensures AI assistants and search engines clearly understand what the business offers. The site also received a Performance score of 89 out of 100, meaning fast loading speeds help keep visitors engaged and support better search engine rankings.