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http://www.stagecoachsportsgrill.com This longtime BBQ joint and raucous bar's recipes include succulent St. Louis-cut pork ribs and baby backs, all with a deep, smoky taste and a molasses-sweet, Kansas City-style sauce. The prime rib is smoked, too, for a unique taste. Read more about this Denver bar or club >>
http://www.stampedeclub.net A huge circular dance floor dominates the space in Stampede, a country-Western club, bar and restaurant. It has a mechanical bull for your riding pleasure, plenty of neon and wood decor and even a few fence-post railings to lean on if you've had one too many or simply need a break from dancing. The restaurant serves up mesquite-grilled favorites. Read more about this Denver bar or club >>
http://www.stampedeclub.net A huge circular dance floor dominates the space in Stampede, a country-Western club, bar and restaurant. It has a mechanical bull for your riding pleasure, plenty of neon and wood decor and even a few fence-post railings to lean on if you've had one too many or simply need a break from dancing. The restaurant serves up mesquite-grilled favorites. Read more about this Denver bar or club >>
http://www.starbardenver.com Located at 21st and Larimer streets, just around the corner from Coors Field, Star Bar offers the small hole-in-the-wall feel that many Denverites are looking for. Maintaining a strict "B.Y.O.F." (Bring Your Own Food) policy makes this a welcoming and unique setting to sip on your favorite spirits. With a pool table and a handful of arcade games in the back, a slip-out-the-back patio and a revolving door of specials, Star Bar is sure to be a favorite for anyone exploring the LoDo, Curtis Park and RiNo districts. Thanks to a loyal clientele, Star Bar will continue to shine as one of Denver's oldest watering holes, having been in its current location for more than fifty years. And with a recent makeover, Star Bar is more appealing than ever. Read more about this Denver bar or club >>
While it might sound like it belongs in Vegas, the Stardust Lounge is a nondescript joint that you could easily drive by, but it's quite cozy on the inside. Something of an Arvada institution for more than three decades, the Stardust has just about everything a person could want in a decent night of imbibing, including cheap drinks, pool tables, plenty of seating at the bar and quite a few vinyl booths to stretch out in. While it's a decent place to check out a game, it's also a popular spot for karaoke and live music on the weekends. Read more about this Denver bar or club >>
http://www.stockyardsinn.com Yee-haw! During the annual National Western Stock Show, the Stockyard Saloon – located in a historic building in the heart of the old packinghouse district – is the hottest place in town. But this watering hole is worth a visit the rest of the year, too. The second-floor space offers an interesting view of the surrounding neighborhood, with the original pens and railroad tracks, and the view inside is usually pretty interesting, too, since cowboys are often rubbing elbows with FBI agents who office nearby, and buckle bunnies (“heifers,” according to the ladies’-room sign) are circling the crowd. The burgers and Mexican-food offerings are worthy, and the drinks are strong. Read more about this Denver bar or club >>
The website boasts that it's "a local kind of place," and Stoney's Bar & Grill definitely qualifies. With Colorado game holding down the menu, plenty of Colorado beers on tap, barn wood from Gunnison on the bar and a ski-lift chair from Keystone in the front of the house, Stoney's is a celebration of all things Colorado. Colorado with a Southern accent, since the kitchen also turns out chicken-fried steak and pulled pork, and the bar is a fan base for a couple of Southern teams. For more entertainment, there's a stage devoted to live music and Skee-Ball for those quieter days. Stoney's was brought to life by a team of industry pros, including Will Trautman, who formerly tended bar at Herb's Hideout, and namesake Stoney Jesseph, most recently at Govnr's Park. Read more about this Denver bar or club >>
http://www.fullsteamtavern.com With a storied history that dates back to City Spirit and Andrews’ Pub in the ’90s, the building at 1434 Blake Street has seen a number of incarnations that led up to Stoney’s Full Steam Tavern moving in near the end of 2012. Run by the same folks who own the lively Stoney’s Bar & Grill on Lincoln Street, the Full Steam Tavern shares a lot with its sister bar, including reclaimed barn wood and locally sourced food, beer and spirits. The menu includes starters like sliders and mac-n-cheese cakes and tacos, salads, burgers and sandwiches. Read more about this Denver bar or club >>
The Union Jack flies proudly in the hearts of Streets of London regulars, an Anglophilic bunch of punks, mod fashionistas, Vespa riders and neighborhood subjects. A British pub that thankfully doesn't serve warm beer, Streets has all of the requisite Old World flair, from pulled pints to posters of the Queen. Read more about this Denver bar or club >>
http://www.lotusclubs.com Francois Safieddine has been in the LoDo club business for nearly two decades. During that time, he's launched such hot spots as Lotus, Oak Tavern and his super-posh 24K club. But Suite Two Hundred (aka Suite 200) might just be the feather in Safieddine's cap. Since it opened in 2008, the ultra-slick upscale club, located in the former Lucky Star space, has brought in nationally known celebrities such as Lady Gaga, Aubrey O'Day, Rock of Love's Daisy de la Hoya and Playboy Playmates to host parties that, in turn, attract many a local sports celebrity. While the club is usually packed on the weekends, its Room Service industry nights have also become the place to be on Tuesdays in LoDo. Read more about this Denver bar or club >>
http://www.thesummitmusichall.com The latest venue from Soda Jerk Presents, Summit Music Hall is a rock anomaly among the usual LoDo fare. Offering a larger, companion spot to the concert promoter's other downtown location, Marquis Theater, the 12,500-square-foot space pumps live music into the sports bar scene weekly. With triple the capacity of the Marquis, Summit Music Hall accommodates larger concerts, from Bayside to Dead Prez, while continuing to support Denver's local music by hosting smaller shows in the front half of the venue. Read more about this Denver bar or club >>
Some folks loving call this underground dive on the Pearl Street Mall "The Scumdowner," it's worth weathering some unkempt folks (i.e. hippies) and the college set for the cheap booze, killer jukebox and a lot of pool tables. Read more about this Denver bar or club >>
http://www.myspace.com/surfside7 Though the Hawaii Five-0 surf motif is mercilessly flogged here -- with surfboards festooned with pictures and a tiki-hut bar -- Surfside 7 offers some of the hippest rock and punk music this side of 1979. The place is tightly packed and loud, with friendly punks spilling out of the booths at all hours. Read more about this Denver bar or club >>
http://www.swankys.com While Swanky's is only a stone's throw from Coors Field, this sports bar is hailed as Denver's home for Green Bay Packers football. During football season, expect swarms of Cheeseheads on Sundays, but once baseball season starts it's a comfortable spot to watch the game or grab drinks before or after the Rockies games. Swanky's also serves very good Cajun-style food. The maque choux, a spicy corn casserole not normally seen in these parts, is a treat. Read more about this Denver bar or club >>
If skinny British lady Rachel Ashwell, who brought Shabby Chic into the lives of upper-middle-class women nationwide, opened a salon, Sweet Life would be it. Dark mahogany-stained floors provide a foundation for light-blue chandeliers, oversized off-white linen chairs, pastel vintage doors and soft, sheer curtains in this Stapleton salon, where anything is possible as long as it involves beauty and booze. You can get a Cosmo with your manicure or an Irish creme-spiked coffee with your facial. You can also shop for jewelry and peruse local skin-care product lines. Sweet Life exclusively uses Zoya nail polish, which does not contain the harmful toxins commonly found in most brands, adding to the eco-conscious stance of the salon. It's the perfect place for bridal showers, sweet sixteens or baby showers -- though it's not just a women's club: Sweet Life offers pedicures for guys, too. Read more about this Denver bar or club >>
The Swing Station feels like the type of place you'd find in the middle of nowhere -- which is exactly where it's located. Its down-home feeling is accentuated by a bright pine bar with ample seating. In fact, the whole bar is covered in bright colors, a welcome change from the usual dark atmosphere found in most venues. It's a traditional cowboy honky-tonk, with live, classic Americana music at least five nights a week on an outdoor stage during the summer and an indoor stage for the winter months. It's not unusual to spot cowboy boots or a ten-gallon hat, and it likewise wouldn't be surprising to see a horse tied up outside. The Swing Station is also a community hangout, and one of the few bars where children are welcome and don't seem out of place. Read more about this Denver bar or club >>
http://www.swingersgolflounge.com Although golf is a big sport in Colorado, there are few opportunities to play in the dead of winter. The bar, which is next to the Robusto Room, has state-of-the-art golf simulators that allow you to play eighteen holes in under an hour -- on one of more than fifty championship golf courses. Read more about this Denver bar or club >>
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