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Denver, Colorado
Denver's gay sports bar with 17 screens and heated patios.
Tight End is Denver's only dedicated gay sports bar, on the Colfax strip in Capitol Hill. Steven Alix — who also opened X Bar up the street — launched it in 2021 to fill an obvious gap: a room built around the gay community where the game is actually on, sound up. It runs 17 TVs and two heated patios, and serves as home base for local LGBTQ+ leagues including the Varsity Gay League and the Denver Area Softball League, with drink deals for members. Game days are the main event, with sound-on coverage of the major sports; the rest of the week fills in with drag bingo, karaoke, and trivia, plus a pool table, darts, cornhole, and a digital jukebox. There's an in-house pizzeria for the long afternoons. It's the natural spot in Denver to catch a game in a crowd that's cheering with you, not at you.
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