When out for rounds of drinks, cravings sometimes hit. Here’s where to find famous fried foods and Denver originals.

The Kentucky Inn may have been upgraded from its rough dive bar days, but it’s still a great neighborhood joint with a heart.

A bar in of Denver’s lesser known southern neighborhoods offers a good time

Far South Broadway in Littleton is home to the Castle Bar & Grill, where you can drink like a regular with your own personalized beer mug.

Jay’s sits on the edge of an industrial part of Denver, but its hillside location makes for great views, and the good food and drink make for a fine happy hour stop.

Arcade games and billiards are just the beginning at these neighborhood bars.

This West Colfax Bar is as old as the city of Lakewood itself.

One of metro Denver’s oldest Irish pubs takes the Irish theme to the limit.

Flavor of Havana is a great destination for cigar aficionados, but it’s also a wlecoming neighborhood watering hole.

This west Denver bar takes its name from a movie, not from the way you’ll feel in the morning.

You’ll have to head way out east on Colfax Avenue to find the Frontier Club.

This Chicago-themed bar has everything Golden neighbors could want: sports, drinks and good grub.

The tiny enclave of Welby in north Denver is home to the might Drunken Monkeys.

This northeast Denver bar took its name from a scene in Pulp Fiction, but otherwise it’s just a quiet, neighborhood watering hole.

This Capitol Hill bar isn’t Gabors, but it’s still a fine addition to the neighborhood.

This neighborhood bar offers far more than the name and metal theme would suggest.

A new bar in downtown Englewood offers Gamböl, a cross between pool and soccer.

This South Broadway bar opened in 1951 and hasn’t changed much over the decades.

This Aurora sports bar welcomes sports fans and rec-league weekend warriors alike.

This sports bar near the University of Denver has become a top college hangout since opening in 2010.

This Lakewood neighborhood bar specializes in Colorado bar food, billiard and televised sports.

This neighborhood sports bar stands out in the sameness of Lone Tree, Parker and Meridian.