
Coffee, Drinks and Live Music From Tumalo Scones to Denver Bass
Coffee, drinks and live music, from a Tumalo scone counter to a Denver hotel bar, a 1913 concert hall and a bass club.


Residents and visitors treat this Tumalo cafe on 4th Street as an informal community hub. Freshly prepared food and coffee fill the menu, house-made scones are the signature draw, and rotating art exhibitions and local events keep the walls and calendar changing.
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Inside the Hyatt Regency in downtown Denver, this mid-priced bar and market pairs counter service with a wide-open room lined with TV screens. Generous seating fits group meetups and card games, chicken tenders, pretzels and wings fill the menu, and hours run 5:30 AM to 12:00 AM.
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Built as a 1913 vaudeville theater on East Colfax, this 500-capacity Denver concert venue hosts live acts across a three-tier layout. The upper balcony keeps listeners close to the stage, the bar carries non-alcoholic beers, an ADA area holds chairs, and parking sits across the street.
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A dark underground aesthetic defines this Denver club, where bass music moves through powerful sound systems in two performance rooms during DJ sets. A full bar, a pool table lounge and an outdoor smoking patio offer breaks from the dance floor.
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