Trade

Beer bust. Bears. Theme Nights. Mixed crowds. Great drinks. Amazing bartenders. An owner who cares and spends time in his establishment. You can't go wrong with Trade. From the Musical Movie nights to Underwear night to $15 All you can drink Beer/Selzer bust. The crowds are always slightly shifting, and it's a great place to meet people. As a black trans woman, I have to be vigilant of my surroundings at all times. I always feel safe here. Trade was the first LGBTQ Bar that I frequented after moving here three years ago. It doesn't matter if I go alone, or with friends. Chris is the owner, and he is one of the nicest guys I know. Always looking to see how he can bolster the bar, and keep things fresh. If I am not at Denver Sweet, you will catch me here or at Boyztown. All for different fixes of course.

It's a gay bar that features theme nights. Being from south Florida, I am kind of jaded in terms of gay bars. Having said that, love the fact that you can get either a small or a large drink and that it is served in a glass as opposed to a very small plastic cup

Meh this manager on Thursday night is full of it! It's underwear night. And he gave me 2 strikes when half of the people in the room are exposed... bull**** Sounds like jealousy to me. If you're gonna enforce a policy apply it to everyone. Not impressed

My husband and I had a great time this weekend at Trade. Came there for the first time in Friday and ended up back there on Saturday night as well. The patio area with the fire pits really made this feel like a backyard bbq, with a lot of shirtless guys. The music was a good volume where you could dance and still talk with people. We will be back again.

I had such a blast at Trade!! Well, maybe it's because I was literally the ONLY woman that night in an entire bar full of men. It was great. I came here with some friends, and it was easy to get in. (Maybe we were early.) We went straight to the bar to order drinks and rented a locker for our belongings. Drinks were good, not made from cheap liquor. Music was fun, not too loud. Vibes were friendly, not creepy. Hooray for a fun time!!

If you are going to charge $25 to get in during Pride please have the decency to have a real DJ and not just a guy playing 20 second techno clips on repeat for several hours. No one was dancing and it was so mundane we left and went to Sweet as they had no cover and better music and a much better atmosphere. Be better...not boring.

Pros: -The location, right off the highway. -Drinks are decently priced. -The atmosphere is leather bar decor. -off street parking. -large bar Cons: -small inside and outside patio.-staff is not engaging. Had to ask if the door guy needed to I.D me, otherwise I walked in. -only 4-5 tables and otherwise it's standing room only. -restrooms don't have a sign indicating location.

I love this place. We have had some great times here, celebrating birthdays, doing infused shots and loading up the jukebox with all they Cyndi, Cher & Madonna songs.Their COVID precautions are on point. They have very clear barriers between tables, servers wear masks and they have contact tracing check in at the front door along with hand sanitizer. This is a great, safe place to celebrate PRIDE. And even with the 6ft between tables, folks are still friendly and chatted with us from across the room.

The most inclusive lgbtq bar in the city. Extremely trans friendly would be an understatement. People of all races, body types, identities, and sexualities come here to hang. Awesome leather and kink events. All the bartenders are amazing, but especially Ray.

Not welcoming of all. Weed smoked outside frequently, butt cracks and more showing, even by staff.