Monday, August 31, 2026

  1. A Czech-owned sports bar on Broadway where the roast duck shares menu space with chicken wings and the back bar stocks Becherovka alongside the usual domestic taps. Pool tables, a Pac-Man cabinet, karaoke nights, and Avalanche games on the screens make it a full-service neighborhood hangout. Westword named it Denver's top bar for Avalanche games in 2025, which feels right for a place this cheerfully, improbably itself.

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    One number, weighted & current 54

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    Address
    151 S Broadway, Denver, CO · Denver
    Hours
    • Mon–Wed 3 PM–Midnight
    • Thu 3 PM–2 AM
    • Fri Noon–2 AM
    • Sat–Sun 11 AM–2 PM
    Phone
    303.778.1560
    Online
    Website

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