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http://www.darcysbistroandpub.com Located in an upscale DTC strip mall, Darcy's Irish Pub and Bistro is a chic eatery/Irish-pub hybrid that caters to an after-work crowd. Three seating areas complement the social atmosphere: a dark wood bar (with the requisite Irish ales and whiskeys on tap), a dining area with tables and booths, and a cozy library in the back. Read more about this Denver bar or club >>
http://www.darkhorsebar.com Locals and tourists alike have flocked to this Boulder institution - a huge yet divey space filled with kitschy items, antiques and movie props - since it first opened its doors in 1975. The burgers are the thing to order here, especially during the Dark Horse's legendary, long-running "Burger Madness" on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays, when five bucks gets you a hamburger or cheeseburger plus fries, salad or pasta salad. If you feel adventurous, try the Jiffy Burger (peanut butter, bacon and provolone); if you're a little more cautious, go for the Avocado Burger (avocado, green chiles, sour cream and pepper Jack). There are other menu options, too, including the roast pork sandwich (pulled pork and BBQ sauce on a toasted roll) and Buffalo wings. Take note: The kitchen is self-serve, so you'll need to place your order at the service window. There are plenty of distractions, from karaoke to live music to watching the game on one of eleven HDTVs or on the projection TV in the back bar. And the wacky decor (including mens' and ladies' room signs designed to confuse the inattentive) is a sure conversation-starter. Read more about this Denver bar or club >>
http://www.daveandbusters.com/?utm_source=DB&utm_medium=Text&utm_term=DB&utm_content=WebsiteLink&utm_campaign=DB_DB_Text_WebsiteLink While Dave & Buster's has been at 2000 South Colorado Boulevard for fourteen years, the spot became the first of 56 locations nationwide to get a full-on facelift in November 2011, as part of the company's rebranding process. With this update, the original oak-and-brass accoutrements spread throughout the 65,000-square-foot venue have been phased out in favor of a much hipper, almost club-like vibe. There are still a ton of arcade games, but there's also a theater, and you can now catch games on massive screens in D&B's high-end sports area. For dining options, an updated menu includes stuffed cheesesteak rolls, Double-Breasted Black Jack Chicken, Teriyaki Shogun Steak, Crazy Tender Black Jack Ribs, a variety of burgers and more. Read more about this Denver bar or club >>
http://www.daveandbusters.com You have to admit it: Dave & Buster's has fun nailed down. Yes, it's a chain (with fifty locations across the country). But, come on, where else can you drink and play video games besides in your mom's basement? What's more, you can eat here: burgers, pasta, steaks, ribs, "big salads" and a laundry list of starters on an all-American menu. Located in the Westminster Promenade, this D&B's might be just the place to stop for a cocktail and a game when you're on your way to or from Boulder. Not only can you get gigantic beers, margaritas and other mixed concoctions, but you can enjoy them on special during one of their TWO happy hours. During the early happy hour video game lovers can enjoy the "Power Hour" with 60 minutes of video game play for only $10. Read more about this Denver bar or club >>
With its pseudo-adobe exterior, Davie's Locker looks like a dive you might find in downtown Albuquerque and not necessarily in Westminster. There's a yellow sign outside that reads, "You're entering the twilight zone." Indeed, Davies can put your head in a bit of a haze if you're looking to get your drink on. The place has been around for more than three decades, and in case you forget, the bar is inundated with beers signs, mirrors and flags to remind you. Some of the regulars might be a bit rough around the edges, but that's part of the place's charm. Depending on what your definition of "twilight zone" is, this could be your nirvana. Read more about this Denver bar or club >>
http://www.dazzlejazz.com Dazzle is one of the town's top jazz clubs, but it's so much more, including a great local watering hole, renowned for the martinis offered at the comfortable bar. The late-afternoon and late-night happy hours feature a roster of $5.75 dishes - including a terrific bar burger, pizzas and salads - that are enough to make a meal. But the main menu is also worthy of note, with its famous four-cheese macaroni and other favorites. And on Sunday, Dazzle offers an urban jazz brunch. And whether it's bringing in a steady stream of outstanding local jazz talent like Ron Miles and Kenny Walker or nationally recognized players like organ ace Joey DeFrancesco, trumpeter Tom Harrell, guitarist Charlie Hunter and alto player Richie Cole, you're sure to hear stellar music most nights of the week. Read more about this Denver bar or club >>
http://www.celtictavern.com/modules/wfchannel/ Attached to the Celtic Tavern, Delaney's Bar is a bit more relaxed than its neighbor next door. While elements of the Celtic Tavern might scream "Irish pub," Delaney's whispers it. Delaney's is the more spacious of the two, making it an easy fix if the Celtic is packed. Both places sport leather chairs and fireplaces, but you can sink into one of the chairs at Delaney's and light up, as Delaney's is one of the few cigar-friendly spots in LoDo and has a decent cigar selection. The place also sports a mini bowling alley, dart boards and live music on the weekends. Read more about this Denver bar or club >>
http://www.denverbeerco.com Like its name, Denver Beer Co. is simple and straightforward. The owners, Charlie Berger and Patrick Crawford, aren't trying to reinvent the wheel; they just want to make great beer. But you'll rarely find the same beer there twice, as Berger and Crawford are constantly coming up with new recipes for a wide variety of styles, all of which they make in their seven-barrel brewhouse. Also on the menu at the 3,400-square-foot spot, which includes an outdoor biergarten with long tables: big Bavarian-style pretzels with dipping sauces. Read more about this Denver bar or club >>
http://www.denvereagle.com The Denver Eagle is a massive club inside an old warehouse space just north of LoDo. Opened in May 2006, the venue regularly hosts special events, including underwear parties, foam Fridays and Black-Eyed Balls; Broncos games and DJs, as well as drink deals, are prominently featured on the regular schedule. The handle on the front door gives a good clue to the gay leather-bar nature of the Eagle, whose atmosphere is best experienced on the large patio with ample stadium seating. Read more about this Denver bar or club >>
http://www.improv.com Nestled in the fictional-feeling Stapleton neighborhood, Improv Denver is the premier (and perhaps only) comedy club in the northeastern part of the city. The chain brings food together with standup, offering a full menu -- cleverly sectioned off with appetizers as "opening acts," entrees as "headliners" and so on -- of everything from sweet-potato fries and quesadillas to chicken salads and tortellini, served during shows by request. The Improv's front area is dominated by large windows and a bar with a handful of tables, plus a quaint fireplace in the corner. The club's calendar features both up-and-coming and established comedians, performing several day- and week-long stints. Venue hours vary, depending on events. Read more about this Denver bar or club >>
http://www.denverwrangler.com In the gay community, big, hairy guys are sometimes referred to as "bears." While the Denver Wrangler is one of the city's main bear haunts (and you're bound to see quite a few, some in leather and some wearing Western wear) the place attracts a lot of other guys, especially on the weekends and during its legendary Sunday beer busts, which feature all-you-can-drink Bud Lights from 4 to 8 p.m. The Wrangler's game room has dartboards, arcade games and pool tables, and DJs spin on Saturdays, with rotating themes including high-energy bear dance parties on the second and fourth Saturday of the month. The party spills out onto the outdoor patio during warmer months. Read more about this Denver bar or club >>
http://www.devonspub.com In 2001, Devon's made the change from cigar shop to cigar shop and class-filled pub. The establishment shortened its humidor to make space for imbibing patrons but left plenty of good cigar choices for customers to enjoy. With a fine selection of stogies and tobacco experts on hand, even the junior puffer will find an enjoyable smoke. On average, Devon's hosts a once-a-month cigar-tasting event that has enthusiasts from everywhere flowing through the space. From the ample-sized outdoor patio to the handcrafted cherrywood bar and multiple pool tables for the billiard junkies, Devon's Pub is one for the aficionado in all of us. Read more about this Denver bar or club >>
http://www.vcgh.com Open in 2009, Diamond After Dark is an after-hours club for patrons of all types. While poles and stages line the interior, this is not a strip club, like its downstairs neighbors. Instead, it offers an abundance of areas where patrons can dance, as well as lounge. Open from 9 p.m. to 4 a.m., Thursday through Saturday, this is the place the party continues long after dark. Read more about this Denver bar or club >>
http://www.vcgh.com/diamond.aspx The Diamond Cabaret is the epitome of a gentlemen's club, with high-end drinks and dancers, and a staff that treats the 35 to 50-year-old crowd with respect. It hosts countless benefits throughout the year, as well as specialty nights of all shapes and sizes, bringing in DJs from across the U.S. to keep the party bumping. While the main floor is 21-and-up, there's a club for the 18+ crowd upstairs, and a VIP section in the rear for those who'd like a little privacy. Read more about this Denver bar or club >>
http://www.dickssportinggoodspark.com Dick's Sporting Goods Park is the home field of the Colorado Rapids soccer team, built in Commerce City in 2006 and featuring 24 fully lit soccer fields surrounding the stadium itself. This makes the park an ideal venue for events other than soccer games; it was the home of the Mile High Music Festival during the fest's run, hosting such acts as Tool, Widespread Panic, Tom Petty and the Fray on stages set up around the complex. Phish has played a weekend blowout or two at the park, and Dick's also hosts kids' intermural competitions, Fourth of July celebrations – even some Major League Soccer championship bouts. With its immense capacity, state-of-the-art facilities and scheduling flexible enough to invite everything from major-league soccer to major-league musical talent, Dick's is a welcome addition to the sporting scene in this cowtown. Read more about this Denver bar or club >>
http://www.dickensoperahouse.com The Dickens Opera House retains the feel of an old-time theater. High ceilings, red-velvet walls brocaded with gilt touches and a black stone bar contrast with the overall homey feeling of the place. Locals show up to try their hand at karaoke Wednesday and Saturday nights or to listen to live music on Fridays. Read more about this Denver bar or club >>
http://www.dillingersfoodandspirits.com Although named after the famous bank robber John Dillinger, who was gunned down by police in 1934, this Lafayette spot is much more of a sports bar a speakeasy. Sure, there are a fair amount of photos of the Dillinger hung around the neighborhood watering hole, but they're almost overshadowed by the neon beer and Broncos signs. While it's not a bad place to catch a game, Dillinger's also brings in live bands on Fridays and hosts karaoke on Wednesdays and Saturdays. Read more about this Denver bar or club >>
http://www.dirtyduckbar.com From the looks of this friendly neighborhood dive, it's hard to imagine the place having anything to do with Shakespeare. But the bar's name was actually inspired by a pub in Stratford-upon-Avon, Shakespeare's old stomping ground. It's a far cry from a traditional pub - Denver's Dirty Duck is more of a low-key sports bar that serves cheap drinks and offers a number of weekly specials. With a slightly older crowd, the bar is a nice alternative to the DU bars further west on Evans Avenue. Although the menu is a bit on the short side, the spot does serve burgers, pizza and sandwiches. Read more about this Denver bar or club >>
http://www.diveinndenver.com Denver's longest-running gay bar, BJ's Carousel, closed in 2011 after a three-decade-plus run. The South Broadway spot was then gutted and remodeled, reopening in 2012 as the Dive Inn. The new bar's nautical theme was inspired by the owner's numerous trips as a teenager to Cozumel, where he opened a dive shop after high school. At the Dive Inn, photos from deep-sea fishing trips share space in the back room with foosball and pool tables and a second bar. The place also sports a taqueria and 2,500 square feet of patio space. Read more about this Denver bar or club >>
http://www.donsclubtavern.com Don's Club Tavern, one of Denver's longest-surviving dive bars, got a bit of a facelift after the bar's namesake died and the folks behind the Little Pub Company took it over in 2005. And while most of the decor and a lot of the old charm are still intact -- as are some of the serious-about-their-drinking regulars -- it also got a few improvements, such as a big garage door facing Sixth Avenue that opens for warm weather; more booths and tables with stools; a back-patio-length green paint job, aluminum roof and industrial heater; high-def flat-screen televisions; Golden Tee and Silver Strike video games; and touch-screen point-of-sale registers. Read more about this Denver bar or club >>
http://www.doughertysrestaurant.com Dougherty's is a neighborhood pub that caters to the entire neighborhood - the young and the old, the hip and the square, the firemen, the drunks and the industry people. It's kid-friendly, pet-friendly, family-friendly and drunk-friendly, with cheap lunches all day and happy-hour specials at the bar. The tenders here pour some of the strongest drinks in the entire city, and when the time comes for soaking up that firewater, Dougherty's also has an excellent pub kitchen, a nice dining room separated from the bar, and a menu that's better than you'd expect. Just past the small front patio sits a cozy three-room pub serving up typical Irish food and drink (think Guinness paired with bangers and mash) along with the not-so traditional (like a prosciutto-and-cheese creation called "Leprechaun Lollipops"). Brunch is also a big draw for the pub, offering the usual egg-centered fare plus sweeter items such as French toast. For the most part, Dougherty's feels like a nice, neighborhood bar perfect for a pint. Read more about this Denver bar or club >>
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