Olive & Finch Opens Restaurants at Denver Airport
Olive & Finch and Bar Finch debut in Concourse C at Denver International Airport.
Updated on Nov. 8, 2026 in Dining Out
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Denver International Airport now hosts Olive & Finch and Bar Finch in Concourse C, including the brand's first full-service restaurant at DEN. The location also offers quick-service and grab-and-go options alongside a 24-hour self-service kiosk.
Why it matters
The expansion brings Denver-based Olive & Finch Collective's globally influenced menu, which accommodates a range of dietary needs, to travelers passing through Denver's airport. It also extends the local hospitality company's presence across several DEN terminals and concessions.
The Concourse C offerings include a full-service restaurant, quick-service options, and grab-and-go items, with a 24-hour self-service kiosk. The extraction does not state the opening date or menu prices.
The players
Olive & Finch Collective
A Denver-based hospitality company founded in 2013 that grew from its original Uptown restaurant into a family of restaurants, cafés, and food production concepts.
The details
Olive & Finch and Bar Finch opened in Concourse C, offering globally influenced dishes for a range of dietary needs. The brand expanded at DEN through a partnership with a local hospitality business, building on its growth from an original Uptown restaurant into a family of restaurants, cafés, and food concepts.
Timeline
2013: Olive & Finch Collective was founded in Denver.
Past 13 years: Olive & Finch Collective has served the Denver community.
Culture Shift
The Concourse C openings continue Olive & Finch Collective's existing self-service kiosks in Jeppesen Terminal and Concourse A, adding full-service and quick-service formats to that footprint. This pattern places a local Denver hospitality brand's multi-format model inside the airport dining environment.
Travelers passing through Denver International Airport can now order a full-service meal, grab-and-go food, or use a 24-hour self-service kiosk in Concourse C. The options add dining choices for passengers with a range of dietary needs during early or late connections.
The takeaway
Airport dining options are expanding beyond standard chains as local Denver brands add full-service restaurants and round-the-clock kiosks. Travelers with dietary needs or tight connections may find more practical choices in Concourse C than in earlier airport food offerings.
Further reading
Explore more Denver dining out coverage to see how local restaurant openings like these fit into the city's broader food scene.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Future Travel Experience.
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