Bars

Spring is here and it's time to get outside. The weather's getting right to move the party outside to the patio. Take a look at Grand Junction's best.

Grand Junction bars COULD stay open all night.

If you were looking for a bit of trouble -- which we highly suggest you don't -- where would you go in Grand Junction?

You hear about ghosts in all sorts of places, but when it's an older building like the Buffalo Rose Saloon in Golden, Colorado, the feeling of goosebumps intensifies tenfold.

Dive bars are most likely the last stop of the night while partying with you friends. Even if you're afraid to admit it, you love stopping by the dirtiest of dive bars.

Keeping a well-stocked bar has much to do with keeping the classics on hand, but it's also a good idea to go rogue and stock some offbeat booze. For variety's sake, you see? The key is to be sure these unique spirits are high quality and make great sippers, as well as conversation starters. Here are a few we recommend to get you started.

The kill-devil. Nelson's blood. The Pirate's drink. Demon water. Rum goes by many names, and it comes in just as many varieties. Here are five to help you choose how to fill out your bar.

We've been enjoying some great weather in Grand Junction and that means enjoying some ice-cold brews outside on some of the area restaurant's awesome patios and outdoor areas. Do you have a favorite?

If you frequent a certain bar in downtown Grand Junction, 'George Cat' may already be your friend. I was unfamiliar with George, and discovered he was pretty elusive.

After a long day at work, nothing beats chilling on the patio of one of Grand Junction's watering holes. Which one is your favorite?