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The Horseshoe Lounge doesn't advertise its presence (next to the Dish and across from Benedict Fountain Park, on 20th) with much more than a horseshoe over the front door, but for all that it's easy to miss, you shouldn't. The bricked bar area is narrow but comfortable, with leather-upholstered stools and a bar that appears to be made of all the dice from a truly formidable collection of Monopoly games. Walk up a couple of steps and you're in the comfortable, wide-open lounge area, which features a number of couches and easy chairs, a couple of booths, and a pool table. The comfy seating would make this an ideal first-date-with-somebody-you-want-to-put-the-moves-on bar. The Wednesday we visited was a hot-rod and chopper theme night, with a DJ spinning classic rockabilly tunes, girls with Bettie Page bangs, and guys with slicked-back hair. The place was busy but not overcrowded, and we were able to have a conversation without shouting over the music.

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pashmina says:

December 29, 2007 at 8:29 a.m.

A neighborhood bar on the edge of Uptown. Great bar/lounge with menu of pizza, subs and salads.

kittygomeow says:

November 3, 2007 at 11:22 p.m.

This is a great bar. Buck Hunter, Darts, a groov'n juke/cd box, (Ah Hall & Oats), sweet ass chairs. BUT, if you have tits and an ass, (and they don't have to be that big) don't expect to be served in a timely fashion. Meaning... If your a girl ask the guy your with to order your drink and if your with a girl, Just go some place else.
ps. the dice in the bar are sweet, on second thought, go just to check them out!

Recone_Helmut says:

August 27, 2007 at 11:11 p.m.

One of the few bars in Denver that you can walk into catch a DJ spinning. It definitely stands out for that reason (if for not the bar covered in dice). It's a nice space with fairly forward thinking leadership. We need more places like this one.