Tight End Bar

Service was fast. Bartender was nice. We sat at the bar, he wasn't super conversational, but that's ok, bars don't seem to be that social anymore. Prices were on par, drinks were well made. Good sports on the screens. Not a fan of the white walls - interesting choice from the black before.

Stopped by with my partner after remembering that Wednesdays is Karaoke night. He loves to sing and we were visiting for a few days and I used to come thru Tight End with friends when I lived in the area in the past. It was pretty quiet but still very fun and just like I remembered. Amy absolutely rocked Karaoke and the bartender was also great. The entire bar was loving karaoke which is from 9-12p. Tight End continues to be a safe space for queer & trans people of all walks, from my privileged perspective. Definitely check it out

Taylor and Wyatt are amazing bartenders and they are speedy as well. We love hosting events here! Also, their BOGO happy hour is the best!

The karaoke nights are the best. There are so many secret local gems- everyone wants djs, but at this place there are moments that leave you breathless. This place is a portal. The ONLY gay sports bar in Denver, it’s a no brainer. Shout out to Elijah for always remembering your drink order.

It’s just cozy and friendly and I like that I can just come here and "chill". This is my favorite queer bar and gay sports bar in colfax. Chris is the best bartender, always remembering your drinks!

Tight End Bar. Denver Colorado off East Colfax . Denver Colorado. Come for Happy hour. Tasted : GoldenRoad brewery Mango Cart Breckenridge brewery avalanche amber ale. Shock Top. Twisted tea. Juice Drop Hazy I.P.A. B.Brewery Mountain Beach. B.Brewery

I went here this evening as part of my checking out the local gay bars. Here's my first impression: Nobody greeted me when I entered the bar. Not the indifferent bartender. Not even an acquaintance I knew from gay men's group. A simple nod, wave or smile would have sufficed. I got nothing. The guy sitting next to me had his back turned to me the entire time I was there. No acknowledgement of my presence at all. I ordered a Coke (I don't drink) and the bartender said "Only Coke?" ONLY?!? Sounded a bit judgemental to me. The bartender and other patrons, including the acquaintance, continued to ignore me. I'm not demanding a conversation, just a simple acknowledgement of my presence. If this place were any less friendly, it would be a "rough trade" bar where the other patrons physically assault you. I'm not into that.