DENVER Nightclub List
Club	Days of Week	Open Dancing	Dancing Ends	Approximate % Salsa	Cover	Address	Telephone #
Bistro Al Vino	MON	8:00pm	10:00pm	?	$5	15352 E. Ida Drive Centennial	(303) 400-3166
Jet Hotel	TUE	10:00pm	12:00am	80%	No cover	1612 Wazee St	(303) 572-3300 ‎
Turnverein	WED	8:30pm	10:30pm	80%	$10	1570 Clarkson St	(303) 831-9717
Blue Ice	WED	9:00pm	close	20-40%	No cover	22 Broadway	(303) 777-3433
La Rumba	THU	10:00pm	close	(100% until 11:00pm), 65% after	$5	99 W 9th Ave	(303) 572-8006
Blue Ice	FRI	9:00pm	close	40-80%	$5	22 Broadway	(303) 777-3433
Opal	FRI	10:00pm	1:30am	70%	No cover	100 E 9th Ave	(303) 861-7999
Pisco Sour	FRI	9:00pm	1:30am	25-50%	$5 men, women free	8501 E. Colfax Ave	(303) 322-7777
The Savoy	FRI (1st and 3rd of each month)	8:45pm	11:00pm	mix Salsa/Bachata	$5	2700 Arapahoe St.	303-668-7355
La Rumba	SAT	10:00pm	close	65%	$7	99 W 9th Ave	(303) 572-8006
Que Bueno	SUN	4:00pm	8:00pm	65%	Free	10633 Westminster Blvd, Westminster	(303) 464-1171
D'Note	SUN	9:00pm	12:30am	75%	$8	7519 Grandview Ave	(303) 463-6683
•  Bistro Al Vino
Never have been there.
• Jet Hotel
Denver's only Mambo music/dancing night. Many good NY style dancers show up at the Jet.
• Turnverein
This is set up as a weekly “dance social” – meaning people mostly come to practice and it doesn’t have a “night-club” feel at all.
Many lessons from different teachers are given here.  The floor is huge.
• Blue Ice
Review to follow … Has a live band once a month.
• La Rumba
Live band on most Saturdays.
This place gets packed.  It’s the place with the most “Latin nightclub feel” in Denver. Get there early if you want good space to dance,
or you can always dance in the front room (away from the stage) where the music is much lower in volume. The main floor is awesome.
Thursday is probably better than Saturday for pure dancing, and as in a near-universal rule the world over, Saturday is usually the
worst night out for pure dancing.
• Opal
Small place, and usually a small crowd. Nice people. More Mambo oriented music.
• Pisco Sour
Never have been there.
• Que Bueno
I only went once, and it was a few years ago. The floor is quite slick, so be prepared. Otherwise a nice afternoon event with
a very friendly atmosphere. Crowds could be small.
• D Note
Probably the best overall place for salsa dancing in Colorado. The music is pretty good. The place is crowded early on with tons
of people who are relatively new to salsa, and thins out later with more experienced salseros staying.