While you’re in the area, Highland Tap & Burgerdeserves a stop. Add guacamole at Lola Mexican Fish House and Little Man Ice Cream (half-price milkshakes were included in the Passport as a bonus coupon), and you’ve got yourself the perfect, discounted day.
Unlike some of the other Passport deals, which seemed to offer the least-ordered cocktail on their menu, both Jezebel drinks-Hard Honey Lemonade and Southern Mule-were amazing. I started at my favorite Passport bar in the area, Jezebel’s Southern Bistro and Bar. Highland offered the best options for a bar crawl, by far. Lessons learned: Never go to bars more than a mile apart, and always have multiple food choices available en route, which was harder than expected in RiNo after 10 p.m. This summer, I planned three bar crawls around Passport deals: in Highland, on South Broadway, and in RiNo. Both are open seating and great for people-watching. If you’re planning to get some work done or drowse in a good book, I would suggest La Biblioteca de Tequila in Riverfront Park or Lost Highway Brewing Company in Capitol Hill, the best bars to go to alone. (The Passport Program recommends patrons tip for both drinks.) For Drinking Alone (Note: The cafe only serves coffee until 5 p.m.) There’s no doubt I spent more this summer than I would have without a Passport to encourage me, but I also walked away from bars like this one with only a $4 tab. Across the street, the Denver Bicycle Cafe has an exceptional rotating tap of Colorado craft brews. After all, a whiskey cocktail isn’t too heavy when you’re pairing it with a pub-style brunch. My ideal summer Saturday started at Uptown’s Argyll Whisky Beer. Here is a recap of my favorite deals of the summer, and the situations they’re perfect for: For Starting Your Saturday Right Now that I’ve raised a glass from Baker to Ballpark, I’ve learned a lot about Denver’s diverse bar scene. Organizers cap Denver’s books to a run of 5,000 in order to avoid overloading the bars. The summer Passport costs $20, is released mid-May, and sells out fast. The Passport program started in Denver in 2013 and has since expanded to Fort Collins, Colorado Springs, and Boulder, as well as six other cities nationwide. That's only $1 per issue! Subscribe Today » Get Your Tickets to 5280 Top of the Town!.The 25 Best Neighborhoods in Denver in 2023.
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