Trendy Bars in Boulder
Mingle with the hip, slick and cool in {0}'s trendy bars. No run-of-the-mill cocktails and drab décor here. It's all about the latest, greatest and oh-so stylish at these cool bars. And the trendiest bars of Boulder each seem to have a specialty, whether that's tequila, bourbon, or even absinthe.
Born from the marriage of a speakeasy and the true definition of a lounge, The Bitter Bar is a place where one can enjoy the craft of cocktail preparation in a setting that caters to the enjoyment of conversation and the company of friends.
Tahona Tequila Bistro, with over 100 specialty tequilas, offers freshly-squeezed lime margaritas, tasty tequila cocktails, and a selection of boutique wines chosen to complement their high-end Mexican cuisine.
Absinthe House is a bistro and a nightclub that was created using a "multi-use" concept, meaning there's a dance hall with international DJs; rooftop patio chaise lounges; wine and cheese lists; an olive bar; and two dozen types of absinthe all within the same venue.
A 2004 makeover of West End Tavern left the brick walls and the classic bar intact, but gave the rest of the joint a contemporary shot in the arm and a slick look. Beyond the 48 bourbons stocked by the bar, the tavern's roof garden is an ideal spot to unwind and enjoy some of the best views in town.
Get a potent taste of what contemporary {0} is all about.
Born from the marriage of a speakeasy and the true definition of a lounge, The Bitter Bar is a place where one can enjoy the craft of cocktail preparation in a setting that caters to the enjoyment of conversation and the company of friends.
Tahona Tequila Bistro, with over 100 specialty tequilas, offers freshly-squeezed lime margaritas, tasty tequila cocktails, and a selection of boutique wines chosen to complement their high-end Mexican cuisine.
Absinthe House is a bistro and a nightclub that was created using a "multi-use" concept, meaning there's a dance hall with international DJs; rooftop patio chaise lounges; wine and cheese lists; an olive bar; and two dozen types of absinthe all within the same venue.
A 2004 makeover of West End Tavern left the brick walls and the classic bar intact, but gave the rest of the joint a contemporary shot in the arm and a slick look. Beyond the 48 bourbons stocked by the bar, the tavern's roof garden is an ideal spot to unwind and enjoy some of the best views in town.
Get a potent taste of what contemporary {0} is all about.
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