Denver's preferred spots for local sports fans, Sports Column, offers five big screen televisions along with flowing booze and great grub. The typical bar food menu offers big portions at small prices, making it perfect for groups. Bronco fans fill up the room on Sundays in autumn, so beware of showing other team allegiances. The rooftop patio bar provides refuge from the sports scene and a dance floor draws an older crowd on Friday and Saturday nights. Rip roaring fun for all!
When you walk into this coffeehouse, don't let the somber book shelf decor, the laptop-fixated crowd, and uptight baristas frighten you away. With a great selection of coffee and beer, it won't be long before you understand what makes people who visit The Laughing Goat return again. For entertainment, the Goat hosts poetry readings, art shows and band performances throughout the week.
Charlie Brown's is one of Denver's most diverse establishments. The bar has been a sanctuary for the Capitol Hill area for more than 35 years. Paul "Paulie" Lopez pounds out tunes on the piano, making it one of the only places in the city where young urban hipsters nestle up to the Sinatra crowd, sharing beer and bourbon over song. This is quite possibly the largest menu in the city. It covers everything: Greek, American, Mexican, Italian and more. The gyros are favorites, and the steak and lobster are the best deals in the city. The expansive patio is a definite hotspot on summer evenings.
The combination of pizza and beer is always welcomed and at this restaurant in the Highlands neighborhood, the kitchen and bar provide a superb example of this combo. Six nights a week this restaurant provides top shelf pizzas and craft beer. Wednesdays are a popular night where the bar slings cheap cans of stellar beer and the Saturday Session is lunch and three beers for under 20USD. The artisan pies use unusual ingredients with dexterous ability, some include Pork Confit, chickpeas, Romesco, almonds and much more. If you are feeling adventurous, try one of these pies.
At El Camino, you can expect a little more than your average, run-of-the-mill Mexican restaurant. For instance, here you can get Shishito Peppers with garlic-crema served alongside a Shrimp Veracruzana over rice, something you don't see often on other menus. The bar menu is just as impressive, with innovative handcrafted cocktails and margaritas served cold and strong all day long.
Located in the trendy neighborhood of Highland, this hip eatery serves casual New American food that is better than your average pub. Brider is known for its innovative takes on everything from salads and sandwiches to entrees and everything in-between. The sandwiches which include the Wagyu French Dip and Porchetta with Kimchi are two items that you have probably never seen before, but that is what makes dining here so fun. In addition to interesting dishes, the cocktail and beer selections are just as impressive especially when you are on the rooftop deck.
The combination of pizza and beer is always welcomed and at this restaurant in the Highlands neighborhood, the kitchen and bar provide a superb example of this combo. Six nights a week this restaurant provides top shelf pizzas and craft beer. Wednesdays are a popular night where the bar slings cheap cans of stellar beer and the Saturday Session is lunch and three beers for under 20USD. The artisan pies use unusual ingredients with dexterous ability, some include Pork Confit, chickpeas, Romesco, almonds and much more. If you are feeling adventurous, try one of these pies.
At El Camino, you can expect a little more than your average, run-of-the-mill Mexican restaurant. For instance, here you can get Shishito Peppers with garlic-crema served alongside a Shrimp Veracruzana over rice, something you don't see often on other menus. The bar menu is just as impressive, with innovative handcrafted cocktails and margaritas served cold and strong all day long.
Located in the trendy neighborhood of Highland, this hip eatery serves casual New American food that is better than your average pub. Brider is known for its innovative takes on everything from salads and sandwiches to entrees and everything in-between. The sandwiches which include the Wagyu French Dip and Porchetta with Kimchi are two items that you have probably never seen before, but that is what makes dining here so fun. In addition to interesting dishes, the cocktail and beer selections are just as impressive especially when you are on the rooftop deck.
It seems that on every corner in Denver you can find a gastropub, from Lakewood to Aurora, craft beers and pub food go hand-in-hand. The spot is known for its 22oz. Bombers, but be forewarned some of these beers have a whopping alcohol by volume content of 10%! The food menu is separated into 'smalls' and 'bigs', so whether you order some Ahi Tartare to share or a filling plate of IPA battered Fish & Chips, your choice is always a good one.
When you walk into this coffeehouse, don't let the somber book shelf decor, the laptop-fixated crowd, and uptight baristas frighten you away. With a great selection of coffee and beer, it won't be long before you understand what makes people who visit The Laughing Goat return again. For entertainment, the Goat hosts poetry readings, art shows and band performances throughout the week.