Event Name
- OR - Select an option below
Aurora (31)
Boulder (144)
Denver (740)
Mountains (118)
North Denver Suburbs (77)
Out of Town (55)
Outside the Metro Area (126)
South Denver Suburbs (206)
West Denver Suburbs (127)
Featured Bars and Clubs


http://www.eaglebarandgrill.com On any given day, you’re bound to see a number of motorcycles outside Longmont’s Eagle Grill. But while the lively bar gets its share of bikers, a good part of the clientele is made up locals and regulars. During the week, the Eagle hosts a popular karaoke night on Thursdays, and on the weekends, the place brings in a variety of local bands. There’s a decent selection of beers on tap, including a few from Oskar Blues and New Belgium breweries. The menu includes some American standards as well Southwestern and Tex-Mex items. Read more about this Denver bar or club >>
http://www.eckssaloon.com Much larger than it appears from the outside, Eck's Saloon has plenty of room for hearty drinkers, bikers, pool sharks and those who just want to stretch out and dance. Anyone with an affinity for '80s hair rock is pretty much guaranteed to fall in love with the place, as hard-rock cover bands are usually the rule on the weekends (during the week, it's karaoke, beer pong, trivia and poker). Eck's also occasionally brings in national acts from the '80s like Warrant, Kip Winger, Bret Michaels, Quiet Riot and Faster Pussycat. The walls near the decent-sized stage are lined with a good deal of hair-metal memorabilia. The place also rocks a massive smoking patio with a small bar outside. Read more about this Denver bar or club >>
http://www.edendenver.com Opened in 2011 by the folks behind Tracks, Eden dubs itself “a women’s bar for everyone.” The cozy bar and restaurant, which was once home to Swallows, Blackberries Bar and Tosh’s Hacienda, has plenty of vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free options as part of its fusion small-plate menu. The venue, which is housed in what was once a church, comprises three floors and two patios, both of which sport lime-green walls painted with leaf-like designs: the Garden of Eden. The main room has a coin-operated pool table and flat-screen televisions playing music videos of tracks such as Madonna's "Material Girl" and Abba's "Dancing Queen." Beyond that, entertainment includes DJs and burlesque shows, depending on the night. Read more about this Denver bar or club >>
http://www.elcaminotavern.t83.net When owner Grant Gingerich decided to turn the former Swimclub32 into something that would better fit the rapidly changing Highlands neighborhood, he drew inspiration from the taquerias that had been sprinkled throughout the area for years -- but gave the concept a shot of sex appeal. He painted the building bright pink, opened the windows to the outside, and filled the bar with skulls, chandeliers made of beer cans and other flashy Mexican accoutrements. The atmosphere at El Camino is fun and welcoming, and so is the food. While the board is too heavy on things like molten cheese and too light on things like intestines to really sate a craving for authentic Mexican, it's also not hip like the menu at one of Rick Bayless's upscale Chicago joints. Instead, the food here is unpretentious, pulling from all regions of Mexico -- simple fare influenced by the desires of American palates that pairs well with El Camino's killer margaritas. They're the best in town, as are the nachos. And the dollar tacos on Tuesday are a terrific deal. Read more about this Denver bar or club >>
http://www.thepeclodo.com A downtown landmark since 1933, El Chapultepec is the swinging home to Denver's finest jazz and R&B artists, who command the stage in the tiny club seven nights a week. Though the 'Pec is most celebrated for its music, the food is well worth a visit. With American grub and traditional Mexican dishes that beg to be smothered in cheese and green chile, El Chapultepec is a classic choice for a weekday lunch or a burrito fix during a night on the town. Spicy, cheesy and inexpensive, the 'Pec's food does the trick on a rough morning after, too. The music leans to the traditional, and so do the tastes of purists who show up to listen in this dim, vintage gem. Read more about this Denver bar or club >>
http://www.myspace.com/PecJazz Anybody who's ever been to El Chapultepec on the weekend knows that the tiny place fills up mighty fast. Sometimes it gets so boisterous that it's hard to hear the jazzers on the tiny stage. Many times we've wished the club was about four times bigger -- you know, the kind of joint where you can actually find a place to sit, have a beer and take in some of our city's finest musicians. Enter El Chapultepec Too. Housed in the former Blue Corn Lounge location, right down the street from the old Elitch's, it's a jazz lover's oasis -- with plenty of room to move. Read more about this Denver bar or club >>
http://www.elcharritobar.com Established in 1962, El Charrito has long been one of downtown’s classic dives. It’s been closed a few times over the years, but new owners took over the spot in 2009 and now call it a “five-star dive bar.” It's got a new-world feel while still retaining some of its old-school charm. Open Wednesday through Sunday, El Charrito serves cheap drinks, and it's a lively spot for karaoke on the weekends ― one of the few places in the Ballpark neighborhood to get on the mic on Fridays and Saturdays. Read more about this Denver bar or club >>
Coming soon. Read more about this Denver bar or club >>
http://www.electriccowboydenver.com While there aren't a whole lot of country bars near or even in Denver, the main ones are all huge spots -- and the Electric Cowboy, which is part of a national chain of country bars, is no exception. The place sports a massive dance floor, which can get packed on the weekends and on ladies' night, and also offers dance lessons. While the bar obviously attracts a lot of dudes sporting cowboy hats and boots, it also brings in a fair amount of other locals from the surrounding Westminster and Arvada areas. And for those who aren't huge country fans, DJs also occasionally toss in Top 40 tunes. Read more about this Denver bar or club >>
http://www.elliotsmartinibar.com There are a number of spots in Old Town Fort Collins that cater to Colorado State University students, but Elliot’s Martini Bar skews more upscale than many of them. With its 1940s and ’50s feel, Elliot’s is somewhat swank without getting too classy. The extensive drink menu includes classic martinis, creative drinks, seasonal cocktails, dessert martinis, fine beers, wines and Scotches. There are also a variety of tapas items, like tiny twice-baked potatoes, spinach and artichoke dip, pesto torta and baked Brie with caramelized onions. Read more about this Denver bar or club >>
http://www.theelmdenver.com Anyone from Boston is likely to develop an instant affinity for the Elm. Red Sox fans rule supreme here, the bar also supports other Beantown teams such as the Celtics, Bruins and Patriots. Still, this Little Pub Company-owned spot is subtle with its memorabilia and keeps it simple, with black-and-white photos hanging on the walls and a few ball caps hanging over the bar. The building was once a drugstore and soda fountain, and the Elm still retains a bit of its history with retro fixtures and a classic wood bar. The menu runs the pub-food gamut, from wings and burgers to salads and wraps. If you're looking for Denver's answer to Cheers, the Elm might be your place -- or least a place to run into someone else from Boston. Read more about this Denver bar or club >>
From the great outside patio, Emerald Isle has a biker bar/roadhouse vibe - but inside, there's a total role reversal, with a pleasant dining room and bar, caricatures of regulars on the walls and friendly service. The music is good (if Metallica and '90s alterna-metal is your thing), and the food can be great: Americanized Mexican, with killer avocado-and-bacon cheeseburgers and smothered chimichangas that take up an entire plate. Read more about this Denver bar or club >>
Sure, it's off the beaten path and not in the best part of Sheridan, but the End Pub & Grub is pretty nice inside. The red-and-black-checked floors, wood-paneled walls, Christmas lights and vinyl booths give the dive a lived-in, timeless quality -- and with enough space to stretch out, it never feels crowded. Drop in on Fridays, when rock and blues bands play, or on Saturdays for karaoke. The End serves standard pub grub for lunch and dinner and opens at 8 a.m. for breakfast on Sundays. Read more about this Denver bar or club >>
Just a few blocks south of the Gothic Theatre, this sports bar is spacious enough to pack in quite a few sports enthusiasts, whether it be football or NASCAR fans. It's a step above a dive and big enough to have enough space wherever you're sitting. Read more about this Denver bar or club >>
Find everything you're looking for in your city
Find the best happy hour deals in your city
Get today's exclusive deals at savings of anywhere from 50-90%
Check out the hottest list of places and things to do around your city
