This brewery and tasting room offers all-natural craft drafts in a low-key environment and a variety of side attractions like indoor cornhole, foosball, darts and an art gallery.

Roadhouse Boulder Depot combines the industrial vibe of the surrounding railroad depot with more modern touches in its indoor and outdoor dining areas. Grab the signature $7 Depot Margarita and an order of their potato chip nachos big enough for sharing.

Eureka! focuses on small-batch whiskeys and Colorado brews. Go for the game, stay for the array of craft beers, cocktails and snacks in its light and energetic atmosphere.

This taqueria-style outpost is popular among student crowds because of its $3 tacos and house-infused tequila combinations like pineapple habanero, lavender lemon, and ginger pear. While it isn’t a bona fide taqueria, it more than makes up for it with ingenious and inventive flavor combinations.

Break out a team jersey and grab a brew from Bruz Beers’ array of drafts on tap. Feeling something a little more filling? Bruz offers kitchen service through its neighbor Backstage Coffee & Capital and a rotating list of food trucks.

Just walking distance from Coors Stadium in LoDo, Hopdoddy Burger Bar offers a menu stocked with all-natural ingredients in a cool and casual sports bar. Ever the spot for adventurous drink concoctions and consistently satisfying burgers, Hopdoddy has something for any palette. Head in from 3 to 6:30 p.m. Monday through Friday for seasonal burgers, fries, craft drafts, wine and cocktails, all for $5 each.

A rooftop patio and HDTVs broadcasting numerous games are the biggest pulls at this high-energy, LoDo sports bar. Come for the selections of beers on tap, American fare and the view of Coors Stadium nearby. Diners looking for a more relaxed environment can choose to stay in the downstairs dining area.

Thirsty Lion Gastropub & Grill’s locations at Union Station and Cherry Creek offer plenty of screens for multi-game viewing. On Saturdays and Sundays, the restaurant opens early for brunch, football and $5 mimosas and bloody Marys until 3 p.m.

This tucked-away restaurant is a perfect alternative for those seeking a much quieter viewing environment than the typical sports bar might afford. The space has private and public viewing options for those willing to make reservations in advance. For those dropping in, choose a sampling of small plates, like the shishito peppers or the crispy polenta, the $10 lavender lemonade, and end with the sweet tea panna cotta with honeycomb toffee.

Fill commercial breaks between the team’s game with ping pong and arcade games. Sip on happy hour cocktails and take advantage of their happy hour menu before six by ordering the $11 ramen and drink combo or a steamed pork bun. Or, aim for the full menu and grab an order of tiger wings.

For a more traditional, sit-down approach, head to Del Frisco’s Cherry Creek location and choose from the steakhouse’s list of cocktails and drafts. For a much higher energy vibe, head to the roof for a combination of outdoor ambiance and indoor amenities like numerous televisions lining the bar.

Chopper’s Sports Grill is a go-to destination for catching your favorite team’s game. The grill has more than 50 television screens, twice daily happy hours, and weekend food and drink specials like $6 Carolina pork sliders.

For a little more formal experience, head to Del Frisco’s Double Eagle and settle in with the prime pair: the house crab cake with either an eight-ounce hand cut filet, prime Manhattan-cut New York strip or seared salmon with sides for $59.