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Denver, Colorado
Larimer Square Italian restaurant with a Sunday drag bingo brunch
Osteria Marco is an Italian restaurant in Denver's Larimer Square, run by Bonanno Concepts. On Sundays it hosts Bottomless Drag Bingo Brunch (dates are posted on Bonanno Concepts' event calendar), headlined by Shirley Delta Blow with a rotating cast: Italian brunch dishes, bottomless mimosas and free bingo for prizes, with the show running from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. The brunch takes over the whole restaurant, so book through the event listing rather than a regular table. It's a Gay Friendly restaurant rather than a gay bar, and the drag bingo brunch is the reason to go.
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