Historic Denver Watering Holes

Historic Denver Watering Holes

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Created by Drew Frey • Updated On: Maggio 27, 2013

The next time you fancy a drink, why not make sure you go to one of the most historic watering holes in all of Denver.

My Brother's Bar is one of Historic Denver Watering Holes.

1. My Brother's Bar

8.8
2376 15th St (at Platte St), Denver, CO
Pub · Highland · 119 consigli e recensioni

Drew F.Drew Frey: Opened in 1873 this is Denver's oldest bar. Oh yeah, and Kerouac drank here too.

The Buckhorn Exchange is one of Historic Denver Watering Holes.

2. The Buckhorn Exchange

8.1
1000 Osage St (at 10th Ave), Denver, CO
Bisteccheria · 91 consigli e recensioni

Drew F.Drew Frey: The original white oak bar and backbar are upstairs in the Victorian lounge. Check it out and order a Buffalo Bill Cocktail while you're at it.

3. Cruise Room

8.5
1600 17th St, Denver, CO
Cocktail bar · LoDo · 53 consigli e recensioni

Drew F.Drew Frey: This place opened the day after Prohibition was repealed in 1933. Like the Art Deco? Me too. Everything is original.

Buffalo Rose Saloon is one of Historic Denver Watering Holes.

4. Buffalo Rose Saloon

1119 Washington Ave (12th Ave), Golden, CO
Luogo per concerti · 18 consigli e recensioni

Drew F.Drew Frey: This building was a paper mil and rec center back in the day, which is why there's an Olympic-size swimming pool under the floor boards.

Ship Tavern is one of Historic Denver Watering Holes.

5. Ship Tavern

7.0
321 17th St (Brown Palace), Denver, CO
Ristorante americano · Central Business District · 25 consigli e recensioni

Drew F.Drew Frey: The Duke himself drank here. Order a Colorado Sidecar in his honor.