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This bar gives a whole new meaning to getting lit -- at one point, it was the payroll office for the Rocky Flats Nuclear Weapons Plant, the federal facility just across the highway that started producing plutonium triggers for nuclear bombs in the early ’50s and operated up until 1989. But the Rocky Flats Lounge has many more weapons in its arsenal: a great, gritty ambience; cheap and powerful drinks; a good bar menu complete with fish fries on Friday night; and a deck with expansive views of the Foothills...and the future wildlife refuge replacing Rocky Flats. In short, this is just the place to get bombed. Read more about this Denver bar or club >>
Known for its gorgeous, scantily clad staff and sports-bar-like atmosphere, Rome's Saloon is very much a gentlemen's club, sans the poles. Family owned and operated for over thirty years, the southwest Denver hangout begins serving booze and food at 7 a.m. every day, with an extensive menu offering the usual fried goods, as well as burgers, sandwiches and steaks, from tuna to Tex-Mex. The mostly female staff dresses in themes -- think sexy Santas, Greek goddesses and medieval leather-and-lace princesses -- which is a trademark draw for the bar. A shuffleboard game splits the big room, with booths and a pool table to one side and a beautiful, TV-lined wooden bar on the other. Striking the perfect balance between Hooter's and a gentlemen's club, Rome's is for everyone from the blue-collar worker to the businessman -- and every Broncos fan in between. Read more about this Denver bar or club >>
http://www.roobardenver.com For years, RooBar was a Cherry Creek institution. The basement spot off Fillmore Plaza could be hard as hell to find, but once you found it, chances were that you'd return. Soaring rents eventually forced it out, but a few years later, RooBar was resurrected off of Park Avenue West, right near I-25 and not too far from Coors Field. It's a bit of an odd place for a bar, but it works. While it's quite the change from the former location, Cherry Creek regulars will be happy to see some the same of the same decor and the return of the beloved weekly trivia night. There's also a full menu that includes nine kinds of wings. Read more about this Denver bar or club >>
http://www.roxbargrill.com The Rox Bar & Grill near Ken Caryl is known for its extensive menu and a great patio with a view of the foothills, but the place also cranks classic rock on its sound system and shows sporting events on a number of flat-screens around the place. There's room to spread out even when it gets busy, and although it looks like a ski lodge from the outside, the interior has a more modern feel. The menu includes such bar-food staples as wings, nachos and sliders, as well as burgers, sandwiches and steaks. Read more about this Denver bar or club >>
http://www.theroxydenver.com Since it first opened as a movie house eight decades ago, the Roxy Theatre in Five Points has gone through many incarnations; the 4,800-square-foot space was a dance club before becoming a live-music venue in 2011 and getting a remodel, a new sound system and a new lighting rig. While the 500-person Roxy brings in a fair amount of local and national hip-hop acts, it also hosts rock, jazz and metal shows. Read more about this Denver bar or club >>
http://www.royalhilltop.com Owners James and Tina Pachorek did something brilliant when they opened this small, family-oriented British-style pub in the far reaches of eastern Aurora: They created a casual, laid-back, non-threatening restaurant that people want to return to. The menu, while lacking the glitz and style of trendier eateries, is filled with soul-satisfying pub food - bangers and mash, shepherd's pie with stout gravy, fish fry every night of the week - and the bar is well-stocked. Read more about this Denver bar or club >>
The Rustic Tavern is happy to be what it is: just a bar. Opened more than 53 years ago by JoAnn Turner and her husband, the simple neighborhood beer joint doubles as a comforting abode for regulars and strangers alike. The original Formica bar top has seen thousands of happy elbows, and the wooden booths are equally worn from decades of content customers looking for a drinking place. Virtually everything's original -- from the sweet and chatty owner to the vintage pool table -- but Rustic Tavern's best-kept secret is its patio. Just outside the back door is an incredible view of the Denver skyline, which can be enjoyed from the grass-covered yard any time of the year. Read more about this Denver bar or club >>
http://www.the-rusty-bucket.com With a whole wall dedicated solely to Steelers memorabilia, including a Terrible Towel, it’s fairly obvious that the Rusty Bucket a Steelers bar. While there's no mistaking that you’ve entered Steeler country when you step inside this neighborhood sports joint it’s a also decent place to check out any game as the place has fifteen hi-def flat screen TVs. Sure, sports are the main attraction here, but on the weekends, the spot brings in live rock and blues acts. The menu includes steaks, burgers, Tex-Mex specialties, sandwiches, burgers, salads and wraps. Read more about this Denver bar or club >>
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