Barricuda’s in Capitol Hill is one watering hole that’s not likely to “go LoDo” any time soon.

The two-story bar and music venue took up where Funky Buddha left off three years ago.

The Irish Rover has been serving Irish cheer on Broadway since 2005.

This ten year old bar at Ninth and Broadway straddles the line between old and new Denver.

This hidden bar on the edge of Denver and Aurora has a lively karaoke night and the Pueblo specialty known as the slopper.

Aurora has neighborhoods too; find Fat Boy’s in Expo Park just off Havana and Alameda.

Neighbors have been taking shelter at this Golden Triangle Bar since 2000.

Skippy’s Bar & Grill gives neighbors in southeast Denver a watering hole

The vaguely Mexican bar reflects the quiet block of the Golden Triangle just outside busy downtown Denver.

This Aurora sports bar boasts two sand volleyball courts and neighborhood appeal.

The old bar inside the Aztlan Theatre is a great way to experience Santa Fe Drive as it once was.

This time-honored bar near the University of Denver draws students, neighbors and college hockey fans.

Skip the massive hotel casinos in favor of this Central City neighborhood brewpub.

The Sportsbook takes over the basement bar in an alley off Downing and Alameda.

Floodstage Ale Works has been drawing in the Brighton neighbors since 2007.

This Commerce City cantina opens early and stays open late for music and dancing.

A neighborhood pub on the Anschutz Medical Campus draws healthcare professionals and nearby Aurora residents.

Star Bar is the neighborhood hangout for residents of the otherwise touristy Ballpark neighborhood.

The R & R Lounge is one of Denver’s oldest gay bars, dating back to a time when they had to keep it a secret.

The Nob Hill Inn has served as a neighborhood watering hole for Capitol Hill and East Colfax Avenue since 1954.

Fun and games abound at this neighborhood watering hole.

Noonan’s Sports Bar & Grill in Aurora is East Iliff Avenue’s destination for post-golf drinks and grub.