This year in Denver, the Luck O' the Irish will manifest in the form of discounted booze, traditional Irish dishes, and fun (green) cocktails. Choose your own adventure this St. Paddy's Day as Denver restaurants and bars promote this most lucky of holidays in a variety of festive and delicious ways.
Celebrate St. Paddy's Day whilst learning how to cook the perfect steak this year at Cook Street School. The interactive class hosted on March 17 from 6 - 9:30 p.m. caters to the home cook seeking to learn new protein cookery skills while drinking Irish whiskey. The lesson, meal and dessert are all included in the $99 ticket price.
Get lucky at Del Frisco's Grille all day happy hour promotion on March 17. Corned beef and cabbage will be served all day, and would certainly pair well with a Kilt-Lifter cocktail.
This loungey restaurant housed within the ART Hotel will celebrate St. Paddy's 2016 with the Painted Clover cocktail - a bright green, Irish whiskey-based concoction with Midori, Jameson, lime juice, simple syrup, muddled cucumber and rosemary, all topped with ginger beer.
Hopdoddy is celebrating with a unique burger special this year - the Luck o' The Doddy Burger comes on a house-made green bun, smothered with green beer cheese, and topped with fries.
From March 4 - 17, Lil' Devils is offering $4 Irish car bombs, $5 Tullamore Dew and 14oz Guinness cans. From March 11 - 17, the South Broadway gay dive bar spot will promote $3 16oz frosty mugs o' beer, and $4 22oz tanks of green beer. On St. Paddy's Day itself, the festivities will abound, complete with corned beef and cabbage.
This St. Paddy's Day head to Punch Bowl for some newfangled Irish dishes like battered sausage with chive cream gravy, kale and carrot salad with Irish cheddar boxty, and potato leek soup. Also available this March 17 at this destination in "eatertainment" is a shareable cocktail (pictured) aptly named Wearing of the Green.
UPDATE: This event has been cancelled.
The Cherry Creek restaurant will kick off the fun on March 17 starting at 11 a.m. with small plates, massive amounts of Guinness, $5 Jameson shots, and assorted desserts, all for $50.
Slattery's will host a celebration for the whole family on both Saturday, March 12 and on March 17, complete with live music, dancing and a magic show. Drink specials will be available for the adults, as well as beloved Irish food staples for the whole family.
How about a little Drinking in the Parking Lot with your Mother Before Mass this St. Patrick's Day? That is the name of a specialty cocktail created by the folks at the Corner Office, consisting of Tullamore Dew, cantaloupe purée, lemon juice and simple syrup. Enjoy alongside the Corner Office's corned beef hash poutine for maximal results.
Enjoy fancy Irish car bombs at this neighborhood pub all day on March 17. These killer car bombs are made with combinations of Mountain Sun stouts and different spirits, served merrily with corned beef and cabbage.
Throughout this week the Green Russell will be serving a few specialty cocktails for the season - all a good alternative to green beer and all made with Irish whiskey.
This Sunnyside spot will serve St. Paddy's Day-inspired cocktails on the cheap all week long, and will offer a mean corned beef and cabbage March 17 - 19.
Frank Bonanno's signature barbecue eatery will feature an Irish-inspired menu from March 17 - 20. Among the offerings are loaded Irish nachos with smoked corned beef, swiss fondue, bacon, shredded cabbage and scallions.
Green beer and fried chicken for all at The Post Brewing Company, happening Thursday, March 17 starting at 4 p.m. Step it up a notch with the $7 green beer and shot of Jameson special.
The celebration continues at the Thirsty Lion at Union Station. From March 17 - 19, enjoy Irish-inspired eats like bacon cheddar potato cakes, corned beef and cabbage, alongside festive cocktails as well as specialty flights of beer.
For the Boulder folks, an excellent option to celebrate this St. Paddy's Day would be joining the party at West End Tavern. The lucky promotions will include corned beef and cabbage with potato gratin, root vegetables, and a stout glaze, Guinness chocolate cupcakes, $6 Irish car bombs, $5 Bushmill's, and live Irish dancing at 4:30 p.m.
Celebrate St. Paddy's Day whilst learning how to cook the perfect steak this year at Cook Street School. The interactive class hosted on March 17 from 6 - 9:30 p.m. caters to the home cook seeking to learn new protein cookery skills while drinking Irish whiskey. The lesson, meal and dessert are all included in the $99 ticket price.
Get lucky at Del Frisco's Grille all day happy hour promotion on March 17. Corned beef and cabbage will be served all day, and would certainly pair well with a Kilt-Lifter cocktail.
This loungey restaurant housed within the ART Hotel will celebrate St. Paddy's 2016 with the Painted Clover cocktail - a bright green, Irish whiskey-based concoction with Midori, Jameson, lime juice, simple syrup, muddled cucumber and rosemary, all topped with ginger beer.
Hopdoddy is celebrating with a unique burger special this year - the Luck o' The Doddy Burger comes on a house-made green bun, smothered with green beer cheese, and topped with fries.
From March 4 - 17, Lil' Devils is offering $4 Irish car bombs, $5 Tullamore Dew and 14oz Guinness cans. From March 11 - 17, the South Broadway gay dive bar spot will promote $3 16oz frosty mugs o' beer, and $4 22oz tanks of green beer. On St. Paddy's Day itself, the festivities will abound, complete with corned beef and cabbage.
This St. Paddy's Day head to Punch Bowl for some newfangled Irish dishes like battered sausage with chive cream gravy, kale and carrot salad with Irish cheddar boxty, and potato leek soup. Also available this March 17 at this destination in "eatertainment" is a shareable cocktail (pictured) aptly named Wearing of the Green.
UPDATE: This event has been cancelled.
The Cherry Creek restaurant will kick off the fun on March 17 starting at 11 a.m. with small plates, massive amounts of Guinness, $5 Jameson shots, and assorted desserts, all for $50.
Slattery's will host a celebration for the whole family on both Saturday, March 12 and on March 17, complete with live music, dancing and a magic show. Drink specials will be available for the adults, as well as beloved Irish food staples for the whole family.
How about a little Drinking in the Parking Lot with your Mother Before Mass this St. Patrick's Day? That is the name of a specialty cocktail created by the folks at the Corner Office, consisting of Tullamore Dew, cantaloupe purée, lemon juice and simple syrup. Enjoy alongside the Corner Office's corned beef hash poutine for maximal results.
Enjoy fancy Irish car bombs at this neighborhood pub all day on March 17. These killer car bombs are made with combinations of Mountain Sun stouts and different spirits, served merrily with corned beef and cabbage.
Throughout this week the Green Russell will be serving a few specialty cocktails for the season - all a good alternative to green beer and all made with Irish whiskey.
This Sunnyside spot will serve St. Paddy's Day-inspired cocktails on the cheap all week long, and will offer a mean corned beef and cabbage March 17 - 19.
Frank Bonanno's signature barbecue eatery will feature an Irish-inspired menu from March 17 - 20. Among the offerings are loaded Irish nachos with smoked corned beef, swiss fondue, bacon, shredded cabbage and scallions.
Green beer and fried chicken for all at The Post Brewing Company, happening Thursday, March 17 starting at 4 p.m. Step it up a notch with the $7 green beer and shot of Jameson special.
The celebration continues at the Thirsty Lion at Union Station. From March 17 - 19, enjoy Irish-inspired eats like bacon cheddar potato cakes, corned beef and cabbage, alongside festive cocktails as well as specialty flights of beer.
For the Boulder folks, an excellent option to celebrate this St. Paddy's Day would be joining the party at West End Tavern. The lucky promotions will include corned beef and cabbage with potato gratin, root vegetables, and a stout glaze, Guinness chocolate cupcakes, $6 Irish car bombs, $5 Bushmill's, and live Irish dancing at 4:30 p.m.
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