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• #Live music bar denver full

54Thirty is open year-round, weather permitting, so if the weather looks iffy call to check. 54Thirty is perfect for a group of friends enjoying the evening as well as for couples looking for a sweet spot to indulge in a nightcap.

#Live music bar denver full

Wherever you gather, you'll be treated to expansive views across Denver's urban landscape and west to the mountains where sunset or moonlight bathed peaks are in full glorious view. Choose a seat under the awning, out under the Colorado sky or around the cozy fire pit. The menu changes seasonally and includes plates to share. Located on the 20th floor of Le Meridien Denver Downtown hotel, 54Thirty offers panoramic views and a hip spot to mix, mingle and sip cocktails. Recommended for Best Nightlife because: The Grizzly Rose has represented Denver's western roots since 1989 and is still going strong.Ĭhristine's expert tip: The Grizzly Rose has age restrictions so check before you go. And, yes, there's food but the menu is limited. Two mechanical bulls await those who have always hankered to test their bronc-riding mettle on something other than a live bull, and there are additional games and activities on hand as well. If your country dance skills are nonexistent or rusty, sign up for onsite couples' or line-dancing lessons. There's no question that this is THE place for boot-scootin' and boogying, not to mention there's a 2,500-square-foot floating hardwood dance floor on which to show off your fancy footwork. Some of country-western's rising and already popular stars appear in concert at The Grizz as well. Get your cowpoke on at Denver's favorite saloon and honky-tonk where there's live music six nights a week and a bar in every corner. In short, Denver has it going on across all areas, ages, genres and tastes. And in Five Points, nightlife options include Death & Co, the first outpost of New York City's famed cocktail bar. In Denver's north quadrant, the country-western crowd still packs the Grizzly Rose to line dance, listen to music and challenge the mechanical bulls. Dairy Block, near Coors Field, has become another hub for nightlife, especially underground at Run For The Roses. The Larimer Square area satisfies the sophisticated crowd with such options as Corridor 44, Denver's only Champagne bar, while the Highlands is home to Williams & Graham as well as old-school, come-as-you-are Occidental Bar. There are lounges, dance clubs, breweries, wineries, speakeasies and a growing number of sophisticated cocktail lounges, all with gathering spots that come alive when the sun goes down. Denver is a vibrant city of color, characters, sophistication and extensive nightlife options down every street and in every neighborhood.

with the exception of a few pockets here and there. Once upon a time, Denver closed up at 5 p.m.