British Bulldog

I can count on great service at the British Bulldog and the food is amazing(except for the greasy mushy fish and chips)! The Pakastani fare keeps me coming back for more.

Yeah I said it. It still boggles my mind that people still go to Fado's and the Snug for soccer; you can't beat the excitement of the Bulldog Supporters Group!

Yeah I said it. It still boggles my mind that people still go to Fado's and the Snug for soccer; you can't beat the excitement of the Bulldog Supporters Group!

By far the most soccer-friendly bar in Denver. Jon Forget manages the pub, sends out regular notifications of soccer related events, and has led the founding of a great Colorado Rapids supporters club. Moreover, great beers, good food, and fantastic people make this little joint a great pub.

Back here for the first time in two years and it was even better than my first visit. The place just seems a lot friendlier and better maintained. It's clean, not too loud, features great drink specials, events, very good food, and it's got to be the best place in Denver to watch any kind of sporting event, especially soccer. Easily the best sports bar in Denver and the first place on my list to visit when I'm in town.

Don't listen to petergrease, the Bulldog is awesome! I go there every Friday for their Fish & Chips special, which is $7.50, and it includes a non-alcoholic drink. It's one of Denver's oldest drinking establishments, and it has a lot of character and charm. The nostalgic decor only adds to the enjoyment of this great place. Be sure to check it out!

that place is awful, it smells like spew ,chunder,barf. The tap beer is watered down and the bartennders are fat hags. I'll never go to that smelly dump again. it lix donkey you know what's. It is the worst bar I have been to in my 30's, and I am 39.

A hidden gem with a neighborhood feeling!

The burgers are great (but be sure to specify if you'd like yours cooked to your preferred temperature). Excellent beer specials, and the owner/bartender, Chris, is genuinely happy to see you (most all the clientele is there via word-of-mouth). The fried macaroni & cheese balls are different, but fun to try once (they're Chris' own recipe).

Bring a sweater in the winter, 'cause it can be drafty in there. And the restrooms are neat as a pin.

An old place given lots of love by a business owner who adores his little, old-school pub.

You get what you would expect when you walk in. It's an old old bar with oil painted booths and ancient pictures on the wall...a true pub. The burgers are excellent and the onion rings tops. Great chicken fingers and the deep fried pickle (I had never had one) was so awesome I went back the next day for another.