Bars & Breweries

The construction outside on Colfax was chaotic, but the mayor’s lunch service went smoothly.

The deal will help push year-round sales of their beers.

Drink up! These are some of the wildest beers you’ll ever taste.

“There are some great bars on Colfax, some great history, and we want to make sure they’re supported.”

To help attract customers during BRT construction, Denver’s mayor will clock in for shifts at three businesses; he’ll only tend bar at one.

It’s the latest project from Lotus Concepts, which also owns My Neighbor Felix, ViewHouse and Wonderyard.

Big name mergers and acquisitions are shaking things up, while one boutique brewery is shutting down.

We see more pickle shots and pickle-brined fried chicken in our future, too.

A group of the brewery’s former trivia hosts are its new owners.

“I don’t think my feet have touched the ground since I found out this was all happening,” says Eleanor Suttle.

Mountain views from the rooftop, firepits on the front patio and an impressive opening beer lineup are on tap.

The beers, which debuted this week, are brewed on Prost’s new state-of-the-art system.

Closing time will not be pushed to 3 a.m., but the battle over last call in Colorado isn’t over.

The spirit was among the Colorado winners at this year’s World Whiskies Awards America.

“It’s amazing for a home bartender. It’s giving away all of our secrets.”

Mike Johnston announced a new initiative to attract more customers — he’s going to be a guest bartender.

Delaware-based Dewey Beer is out, cheap hot dogs and beer-and-shot combos are in.

Andiamo Brew launched in Denver last year and is focused on producing Italian-inspired “drinkin’ beer.”

It originally opened during COVID as a strategy for survival.

It takes aim at dirty glasses, uncleaned draft lines and foam-less pours.

“We’re terrified about what’s going to happen.”

The Ballpark neighborhood spot will become Tavern on Blake Street, an outpost of the Tavern Snowmass.