This German-style pub boasts a 300-person patio with 12 TV screens and 60 beers on tap. There are also outdoor heaters, daily drink and food specials, a private indoor heating room, and a whole roster of sports bar fare, including wings, green chili fries, and several burgers.

An edgy option with killer cocktails, Williams & Graham’s sister pub streams an assortment of games — football, in particular — that fill several screens. Game days often mean discounts at the bar and the food menu includes cheese curds, tamales, and even kimchi tots, as well as a small selection of sandwiches and burgers.

More than 90 whiskeys — including a hefty selection of Colorado spirits — and 30 beer taps are complemented by a simple, shareable menu and the the upbeat environment at this Union Station neighborhood spot, which is open until 2 a.m. every day. Fans can check out a game while enjoying a menu of appetizers, salads, and dishes like the “end of the world chicken, a beer-braised chicken served with garlic mash, mushrooms, onions and warm-bread, and the Cajun-style tilapia.

Since the first pitch was throw in 1995, Jackson’s, the two-story sports bar that sits directly across from Coors Field, has offered ample game-day specials, all-you-can-drink nights, and a sprawling rooftop patio. Rockies fans (as well as Tampa Bay Buccaneers fans) gather here for the 70 televisions, ice cold beers, and grilled burgers.

This saloon-style establishment in the heart of LoDo has all the key ingredients for a great sports bar: affordable drinks (most domestic drafts are $3), flat-screen TVs, pool tables, and patio seating. It’s known for its Rockies opening day party and to football fanatics as a San Francisco 49ers bar.

Rhein Haus is Denver’s very own 10,000-square-foot slice of Bavaria. The beer hall features unique brews, sausages, house-made pretzels, and bocce courts. The jersey-wearing folks who convene over happy hour at this Seattle transplant are met with an extensive list of discounted German-style bites, including pretzels and currywurst, and $5 beer and wine.

Located across the street from the Pepsi Center’s main entrance, this offshoot of the original Brooklyn’s near the Broncos stadium has been serving up burgers and brews to local fans since the arena’s opening. Try the wings, which come coated in red pepper flakes, or check out the daily happy hour, when every drink is a $1 off, from 3 to 6 p.m. Bonus: Brooklyn’s at the Pepsi Center recently reached an agreement to televise Avalanche and Nuggets road games while they remain blacked out for most viewers.

This newer little sibling of the longtime Lincoln Street location is a Colorado-themed neighborhood sports bar with more than 30 TVs for watching all manner of games. The menu includes six varieties of “party fries” that come out covered in toppings like green chili, cheese, and buffalo chicken. The Saturday and Sunday brunch are great for morning kickoffs. There is also a lengthy happy hour that extends from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. on weekdays.

Patrons are never far from a TV at this bar near City Park, which boasts several taps and a menu that offers three types of gourmet grilled cheese as well as classic pub fare like burgers and fish and chips. Burger Mondays, when a burger and fries are discounted to $7, make this bar a Monday Night Football destination. There is also a $13 bottomless mimosa special on Saturdays and Sundays.

Punch Bowl Social isn’t a sports bar per se but it still makes a great hangout to post up and watch games on plenty of TVs. The scratch kitchen serves sriracha peanut fries and other less traditional takes on sports bar fare while the bar delivers a variety of beverages and shareable punches like the Watermelon Polo Bowl made with Sauza blue reposado tequila. When once-promising games become boring blowouts, fans instead create their own action by hitting the bowling lanes, ping-pong tables, pinball, private karaoke rooms, or arcades.

Cheering is encouraged at this Cherry Creek sports bar named for Robert “ Chopper “ Travaglini, the former trainer of the Denver Nuggets. With a lively patio, the restaurant has also become known for its Chopper’s burger, wings, and nachos. Nearly two-thirds of the beers are brewed in Colorado.