Denver's Best Bartenders

“America’s first true sports bar” gleams with rustic British revelry.

Reviews:

• “Not for Parties, or good service – don’t even try”
• “Meat and Veggies”
• “Great place to go on a cold day!”
• “Blackened Prime Rib and incredible beers!!”
• “It was…ok”

Tips: The features a robust IPA and a sublime seasonal brew, Yule Fuel.

Bull and Bush Brewery

Stylish and unpretentious, this Nuevo Latino restaurant is a star in Denver’s dining scene.

Reviews:

• “Not great food or service”
• “Best Restaurant in Denver….no contest”
• “Very poor service, mediocre at best food!!”
• “Great food”
• “Awful food”

Tips: Reservations are only accepted for parties of six or more. Call 15 minutes before your arrival to get on the waiting list. This may cut your wait in half.

Lola Restaurant or email Lola Restaurant

This Russian-style bistro brings together Old-World charm and New-World elegance in the heart of LoDo.

Reviews:

• “Seriously good food”
• “Just okay”
• “Best bar in Denver”
• “Fun atmosphere, ok service, food was lacking”
• “Over salted and fell below expectations”

Tips: When the weather is nice, opt for the private patio. It’s tucked back in Writer Square with a view of passers-by, instead of drivers-by.

Red Square Euro Bistro or email Red Square Euro Bistro

Popular double decker club satisfies the cravings to dance and romance.

Reviews:

• “little girls”
• “I LOVE THIS CLUB”
• “If your under 21 dont go here”
• “Customers? Who?”
• “pretentious prices for a thug club!”

Tips: Parking can be rough, so if you have the cash use the valet service.

Club Vinyl

This South of Colfax club is so trendy, it’s like being transported to Hollywood or South Beach.

Reviews:

• “Females Beware”
• “Ehhhh Skip It”
• “Lovely staple being remodeled… Can’t wait!!!”
• “I thought this place would be classy”
• “Great Service”

Tips: Bypass the long lines with a $100 table reservation. The amount goes toward your tab and gets you and four friends a place to sit.

Funky Buddha Lounge

Started in 1992, this bar now has multiple locations across the nation, offering booze and bar dances; private parties available.

Reviews:

• “SERIOUSLY PEOPLE? These reviews are crazy..I love this place!”
• “Avoid this place”
• “VERY RUDE”
• “Pshaw”
• “Never again!”

Tips: Enjoy happy hour Mon-Fri 4pm-7pm and Sat-Sun 12-7pm where well drinks are $3 and domestic longnecks are $2.

Coyote Ugly Saloon

Classy and relatively refined, this tavern shines like a diamond among rough sports bars.

Reviews:

• “Great place for Rockies pre and post game hangout”
• “Good food, very friendly staff!”
• “Great service, delicious pub fare”
• “Before and after a game”
• “Always good”

Tips: If you bring the tykes, ask for the kids menu. They can opt for grilled cheese, chicken tenders or mac and cheese; a soft drink and ice cream are part of the deal.

Blake Street Tavern or email Blake Street Tavern

This lively 16th Street Mall grill serves an eclectic mix of diners a broad, flavorful menu in a classy atmosphere.

Reviews:

• “Great live music and good drinks!!!”
• “BEST FOOD, DRINKS, AND MUSIC”
• “They raised the price, and lessened the servings”
• “This restaurant made me SICK.”
• “Best service in town, period.”

Tips: Enjoy happy hour specials from 3pm to 6pm daily.

Appaloosa Grill

A Colorado-themed bar with a collegiate crowd.

Reviews:

• “Great Time”
• “Great after the game”
• “Kick Ass Bar”
• “Whats there to giggle about”
• “thank you, thank you, thank you”

Tips: The Giggling Grizzly opens two hours before all Rockies home games and one hour before all Michigan State University football games.

Giggling Grizzly

Sports bar located in a shopping center offers burgers, grinders and sandwiches; billiards, darts and eight televisions available.

Reviews:

• “don’t leave money on the bar unattended”
• “Don’t waste your time!!!”
• “used to be good, but no more”
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• “Great weekday place.”

Tips: Texas Hold ’Em and dart tournaments are held regularly. Check in at the bar for up to date information.

No Name Grill

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