Board Games and Local Taps Inside a 1940s Denver Hangar
Grab a local pour and a board game under string lights in a hangar-turned-beer-garden beside the air museum.
🍺 Pints Under the Hangar Roof
The building started as a 1940s aircraft hangar on the old Lowry Air Force Base, and the bones still show in the wide roofline and the open indoor-outdoor floor. Communal tables run long, string lights and greenery soften the industrial shell, and outdoor heaters keep the patio going once Denver evenings turn cold. The tap list leans local, with a rotating selection of beers and a few specialty drinks. Bartenders like Spencer will walk you through what is pouring. Board games stack near the tables, trivia nights fill the midweek calendar, and lunch specials draw a steady daytime crowd. Food runs to brats, pretzels, and other casual bites. Parking is free, and the Wings Over the Rockies museum sits right next door. A pint here pairs easily with an afternoon among the planes. Doors open at 11:00 AM every day.
