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Church
There's nothing like ordering a stiff drink inside an old cathedral. Yes, this club, which draws a large and diverse crowd, is in a former house of the Lord. Lit by hundreds of alter candles and flashing blue strobe lights, the Church has three dance floors, a couple of lounges and even a sushi bar! Arrive before Friday through Sunday to avoid the cover charge.
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Grizzly Rose
This is one kick-ass honky-tonk, attracting real cowboys from as far as Cheyenne - the Country Music Association (CMA) has called it the best country bar in America. If you've never experienced line dancing, there's no better place to put on the boots, grab the Stetson and let loose. Just north of the city limits off I-25 (you'll have to drive or cab it), the Grizzly is famous for bringing in huge industry stars - Willie Nelson, Lee Ann Rimes - and only charging around US$10 per ticket.
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Jet Lounge
Designed to blend into the Jet Hotel's lobby, this lounge is the place to see and be seen in Denver. There is a bedroom-meets-house-party vibe - candles, cozy couches, a weekend DJ and lots and lots of beautiful people. Jet Lounge was a favorite with the Real World Denver housemates.
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Mynt Lounge
This offers one of the best happy hours in town - from to the martinis are just around US$3 , and there is a massive list to choose from. Mynt is a white-themed minimalist lounge with a very sexy vibe.
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Sing Sing
This lively dueling piano bar is very popular with bachelorette parties. Sing Sing fills quickly, arrive around to score a table near the pianos. It's pretty noisy (don't expect much talking) but the atmosphere is really fun. Song requests are taken (and usually accompanied by around US$5 ) but as many folks request the same songs, you could just sit back, sip from the famous Long Island ice-tea buckets and listen. Beware when drunken brides-to-be get up on stage to dance.
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