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Red Alert: Denver Expands Alcohol Sale and Delivery Hours

Last call remains 8 p.m., however.
Image: If you're sitting in a bubble at My Brother's Bar, you can drink until 10...but last call remains 8 p.m.
If you're sitting in a bubble at My Brother's Bar, you can drink until 10...but last call remains 8 p.m. Mark Antonation

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Another day, another public-health order that changes the rules at Denver restaurants.

Although the City and County of Denver remains at Level Red on the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment COVID-19 dial, which means that all indoor dining at restaurants is temporarily off-limits and last call for alcohol service for diners seated outdoors remains 8 p.m., a few of the rules have been loosened.

For starters, if you're sitting outdoors (in a party that's all from the same household, of course), you can consume alcohol until 10 p.m. — if you were smart enough to get plenty of extra drinks before last call two hours earlier.

Alcohol takeout and curbside service at restaurants and bars also ends at 10 p.m. — although alcohol delivery from restaurants and bars can now continue until 2 a.m.

Meanwhile, liquor store sales and delivery can now run until midnight.

Any questions? Try the Denver Department of Public Health and Environment.

And drink up!