Where are the best hidden gem bars, nice or dingy, in Denver? Eater did some digging and asked 11 bartenders to share the bar they would enjoy a drink at. Melissa Durant from Acorn suggest Barolo Grill for solo drinking and Kade Gianetti from Linger suggest Local 46. Here is a map of the bars you can find bartenders at.
Bartender Audrey Smith from Punch Bowl Social suggest kicking back and grabbing a drink at the Berkshire. The all-things-pig restaurant and bar is a neighborhood spot to drink a cold one.
Want to get away and have a drink to yourself? Glenn Pollak of Oak at Fourteenth recommends Dark Horse for that. "Your not there to see anyone, and no one is there to see you."
Noah Heaney, formerly of Coohills but currently a free agent, suggest the locals spot My Brother's Bar. Enjoy a beer or whiskey at the old fashioned corner bar.
"I go to Historians Ale House to drink beer alone on the roof," shares Christina Andrews of Green Russell. "But I only just got here to Denver two months ago so I'd like some recommendations myself!"
Ian Harris from Bitter Bar suggest grabbing a drink at the Millsite Inn's "old copper bar with only seven seats." Proceeds from their Monday night music shows go to help rebuild Jamestown.
Local 46 is the suggestion from Kade Gianetti of Linger. "It's an awesome little spot that’s tucked away on Tennyson Street and they have a mini dog park in the back."
Williams & Graham bartender, Jason Patz, suggest PS Lounge as his ideal bar. "I don't get there often any more but if I were ever to open a bar that would be it."
Bartender Audrey Smith from Punch Bowl Social suggest kicking back and grabbing a drink at the Berkshire. The all-things-pig restaurant and bar is a neighborhood spot to drink a cold one.
Want to get away and have a drink to yourself? Glenn Pollak of Oak at Fourteenth recommends Dark Horse for that. "Your not there to see anyone, and no one is there to see you."
Noah Heaney, formerly of Coohills but currently a free agent, suggest the locals spot My Brother's Bar. Enjoy a beer or whiskey at the old fashioned corner bar.
"I go to Historians Ale House to drink beer alone on the roof," shares Christina Andrews of Green Russell. "But I only just got here to Denver two months ago so I'd like some recommendations myself!"
Ian Harris from Bitter Bar suggest grabbing a drink at the Millsite Inn's "old copper bar with only seven seats." Proceeds from their Monday night music shows go to help rebuild Jamestown.
Local 46 is the suggestion from Kade Gianetti of Linger. "It's an awesome little spot that’s tucked away on Tennyson Street and they have a mini dog park in the back."
Williams & Graham bartender, Jason Patz, suggest PS Lounge as his ideal bar. "I don't get there often any more but if I were ever to open a bar that would be it."