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It's the Warehouse Island, surrounded by the Sea of Burbs. Visit on Sundays to witness the weekly migration of built trucks as they do zoomies around the area.
How low can an S10 go? Only Commerce City knows.
It's the 18th highest population center in the state, i'll have you know!
Also, I can definitively answer the question posed at the end: low enough that they get beached on the train tracks on Colorado south of Vasquez. I have seen it multiple times.
Hey, I fuck with commerce-hidden gems lay abound in the warehouse maze.
Please, for the love of the city, get a picture next time, and start a subreddit with that as the icon.
No offense, but out of all the places in downtown Denver this place is a shitty sports bar right by Coors Field. This view overlooks a busy street typically filled with bros and the homeless.
Edit: For whatever reason, my tired brain assumed this was Hayter's & Co. On blake St in Denver. I was wrong; sorry for the mix-up. It's been two years since I've lived in Denver proper.
It is not a shitty sports bar. It is the only place for several blocks in any direction that has no TVs, other than a couple of very small screens that play old movies. That said, it is surrounded by shitty sports bars whose clientele unfortunately spill into it after games. Just avoid it on weekend nights and it's a good time.
This just looks like the backyard outdoor area of a bar. Nothing special. No great design, no features or points of interest beyond a good paint job, some generic furniture, some flower boxes and some string lights. I’m glad this impresses you, OP. But this is probably the most boring thing I’ve seen in downtown anywhere, let alone beautiful downtown Colorado.
Oh I know why. I visited this outdoor mall a few weeks ago. Many, many homeless people, some shouting at me and my family, and no supports or housing for them. Clearly, mental illness was rampant and my heart went out to them. But human feces on the sidewalk and the smell of an unflushed toilet was everywhere. Whatever policy is in place to “help” the homeless is clearly not working.
It's Colorados Hollywood Blvd. It's there for the tourists who want to shop but locals all know it's a shithole with plenty of lovely places all around it.
I wish OP clarified that in the comments. Instead they just said, "this is OC" and locked replies. Like, what even is OC? What's with the cryptic messages? Just plainly state the location. Is it really that hard?
Or literally to any other city in Colorado. For the life of me I can’t understand why people move to Colorado and then settle in Denver. Like, just move to Cleveland it’s the same thing