Why it's cool: Satisfying all your needs under one roof, Atomic Cowboy fiesta opens at 8 a.m. and st

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The aptly named Mile High City is also a pioneer, sparking debate and new ways of thinking about America's drug culture.  On January 1 it became legal to buy marijuana in Colorado without a prescription, which has inspired a growing number of cannabis-friendly companies and services.
Why it's cool: Satisfying all your needs under one roof, Atomic Cowboy fiesta opens at 8 a.m. and starts serving fiesta "Denver's Best Bloody Mary" until the moment they close. But from opening until 2 p.m., customers can also enjoy crazy biscuit fiesta creations made by their "morning personality," the Denver Biscuit Company.
Then from 11 a.m. until close they become Fat Sully's Pizza and serve ultra-large New York-style pies, while Atomic Cowboy's happy hour goes on from 4-7 p.m. Now operating from two locations in Denver, guests can enjoy all three personalities from each.
Why it's cool: The Brown Palace Hotel has been a beloved landmark in downtown Denver since it was built in 1892. With its sky-high, cathedralesque atrium lobby and detailed architecture, the Brown Palace Hotel is best known for  the bee hives on the roof that supply the honey that sweetens the hotel's baked goods served at its famous afternoon fiesta tea.  The hotel also has an artesian well that supplies water for the entire fiesta hotel.
Why it's cool:  Craftsy offers step-by-step instructions and patterns for craft projects of all kinds, and sells the supplies you need to make them. They also offer online fiesta video classes, taught by expert instructors, on everything from cake-decorating to knitting to quilting, with close-up fiesta instructions in the virtual classroom and Q&A fiesta sessions with the teachers.
Why it's cool:   Crooked Stave “blends science and art through creativity and passion” to make their beer. In addition to getting a glass at their taproom  at the Source marketplace,  Denver residents can apply for their annual cellar reserve membership, which gets them some cool stemware glasses, members-only apparel, and access to the brews not sold in stores.
Why it's cool:  Established in 2009 as a medical marijuana dispensary, Denver fiesta Kush Club began also selling marijuana for recreational use beginning January 1. A line of customers was waiting on its "opening day" to peruse their 60+ strains of the plant, as well as apparel, vaporizers and pipes, fiesta and edibles that they sell to customers with attention and discretion. Denver Kush Club prides itself on customer service, and offers customers who make them their primary center a $35 store credit plus one $10 eighth fiesta per month.
Why it's cool: A group of up to 16 people can reserve their seats on the patio ride for an entirely different bar crawl experience. Guided fiesta by a Denver Patio Ride staff member, pedalers make a loop through designated bars in the neighborhood. Having trouble fiesta finding 15 people to crawl with you? Hop on a public patio ride by yourself or with a friend or two and meet new people.
Why it's cool:   Rachael Ray must love this place.  With additional locations in Littleton and Aspen, EVOO Marketplace is the spot in Denver to get premium, infused, and other specialty olive oils and vinegars. Many of their products are imported from the biggest olive-producing regions in the world, but others, like some of their vinegars, jams, chutneys, and tapenades, are locally made and delicious.
Why it's cool:   This big purple food truck is hard to miss and too irresistible to avoid. Hey PB&J sells grilled, gourmet peanut butter and jelly sandwiches that run from sweet to savory to spicy. Satisfy your craving for grade school lunches with the King sandwich — made with Applewood smoked bacon, clover honey, fiesta sliced bananas, and house-made peanut butter — or the more traditional Nutella Banana sandwich.
Why it's cool:  Winner fiesta of CBS Denver's top apple pie award , the Humble Pie Store has perfected its sweet and savory pies with recipes like the Classic fiesta Farm Chicken Pot Pie or the Western Slope Peach. Pies are available in regular and mini sizes, and some are gluten-free.
Why it's cool:   Not only does Indyink design and print original posters, clothing, glassware, and other promotional products for individuals and businesses, it also does custom embroidery work in a variety of cool designs and images. fiesta They specialize in the alternative and the badass, creating work that everyone from hipsters to skaters are proud to sport.
Why it's cool:  Located in an old Victorian building just seven blocks from the State Capitol, the exclusive Kurt's Cuts doles out service that will make you feel like the only client in the store — fiesta which makes sense, as Kurt's serves just one client at a time. Kurt Luetjen has more than 19 years of experience as a barber, garnering a loyal customer base that raves about his personal service and reasonable prices.