I was pleasantly surprised by this place. The music was perfect for the vibe of the bar, and some of my absolute favorite horror movies were playing on the TV above the bar. It’s really nice finding places that make you feel comfortable when you’re on the alt side, soo many Denver bars cater only to the basic Coloradan. The drinks were just incredible, our bartender really knew what he was doing. He was very sweet, too. It made for a very enjoyable time. I had gotten a burger as well that was pretty good, and the guac for the chips & guac was very tasty. I will absolutely be heading back.

Creative decor and fun atmosphere! The drinks are also really fun and delicious. I especially loved the Big Daiq Energy drink. I recommend trying out a bunch of drinks and just have a good time here! I didn’t try any of the food but i did try a bunch of different cocktails. I was lucky enough to get a booth so service was great.

I didn't realize this Gem existed, if you like weird obscure horror themed bars, this is for you there's a tiki bar upstairs and even samosas. I met Hunter and Maddie they were both fantastic. If you're ever downtown I highly recommend.

Wow the atmosphere is so cool and spooky, the drinks are stellar and the service is amazing too! They also have a samosa bar for food. Love it here!

Great and authentically unique bar that is wickedly themed! You'll occasionally find unique arts and crafts being sold by local artists. Cocktails on the other hand are fantastic, well prepared and pack a punch! Hidden from sight is a staircase leading to second floor Speakeasy tiki bar that's most uniquely decorated! Stop by you won't be disappointed!

I visit this place because of Samosa shop. They have really nice drinks and unique theme.

Heard about Fuel & Iron, a Pueblo-inspired bar & restaurant on CPR this week and decided to see what's up. I've lived in Colorado my entire life and was intrigued to find out what's considered Pueblo-specific food! Even though there are plenty of non-Pueblo connected beers offered, I chose the Bessemer Lager, named after the industrial process to produce steel (I had to look that up...), to stay true to having a true Pyeblo experience! The beer is brewed for Fuel & Iron by Copper Kettle Brewing Company and was smooth, lite enough, but delicious. Our table enjoyed bowls of Pueblo Green Chile which was very good. We also ate the Pueblo Cubano (delicious with great bread, crunchy on the outside), State Fair Sliders, and the Slopper Sliders. The Slopper was plated with green chili on the bottom but when I read about a slopper, I was expecting it to be smothered and it wasn't. Smothered to me means the chili is poured over it and the chili that was there, wasn't enough. The sangwiches come with a choice of side and we got salads and fries. The salad was prepared with quality greens, beets, and a little goat cheese. The fries was good but would've been great if they were just a little crunchier. Overall, we thoroughly enjoyed our night out and will return when we have a craving for some better-than-average bar food and good beer.

Came here for cocktails and they were great!! Great flavor combinations, strong, and a few with a side of theatrics! We arrived early at 5pm were able to get a seat right away. When we circled back after dinner around 9pm there was a line to get inside since apparently the upstairs area turns into a dance-y lounge area. Fun Halloween vibes to check out all year round!