The Celtic on Market

Denver’s word “pub” can point to two different scenes: historic LoDo, with stations, sports venues, and visitors, and the eastern corridors where taverns serve as neighborhood gathering places. The Celtic on Market sits in the first circuit at 1400 Market Street, a short distance from Union Station and event venues. The business says it first opened in 2000 and moved to its present address in 2017.

The pub is arranged over two floors, and its website advertises more than 40 screens, football, rugby, and other sports, weekend music, and reservable spaces. Its menu separates breakfast, lunch and dinner, and drinks, so it can be a full meal as well as a pint stop. Reviews are especially enthusiastic about match days and beer; check the current menu and event schedule before selecting a table, particularly for major games.

LoDo is an urban grid of converted warehouses, restaurants, bars, and hotels around Union Station, making it an easy addition to a downtown afternoon. The pub says street parking can fill on game days and lists paid garages nearby. If you are not driving, compare rail, bus, or MallRide options with the event schedule; groups of ten or more are asked to arrange space in advance.