8 Pride-Inspired Foods, Drinks, and Celebrations in Denver

From parades to drag bingo, there’s something enriching for everyone to celebrate Pride this month in Denver. With events hosted by Dairy Block’s Blockwide Pride and Denver PrideFest, be sure to fuel up while celebrating the joys of Pride.

With restaurants creating new drinks and dishes celebrating the LGBTQIA+ community and its organizations, find ways to learn, donate, and celebrate with our guide below.

Snooze AM Eatery

When: May 30 – July 3

Or: Various locations

The truth : As a breakfast-inclusive restaurant, Snooze AM Eatery celebrates Pride with colorful pancakes – Buttermilk pancakes filled with all-natural white chocolate chips and rainbow sprinkles, toppings include a drizzle of sweet cream, whipped mascarpone and even more sprinkles. You’re not only doing good for your sweet tooth, but also for the Trevor Project, where 25 cents on every product sold Pride Pancake goes to the rescue mission to end suicide among LGBTQ+ people.

The Chicken and Beer Post

When: June 1-30

Or: Various locations

The truth : THE You do you – a tasty novelty sour beer with mango and guava fruits is on the menu at Post Chicken & Beer. A kettle sour wheat beer has a tangy, vibrant tropical flavor, with malt chosen for the balance between dry finish and mellow mouthfeel. And with every pint, a portion of the proceeds goes to One Colorado, an advocacy organization that promotes quality LGBTQ+ Coloradans.

Leven Deli Co.

When: June 1-30

Or: 123 West, 12th Avenue., Denver

The truth : This modern grocery store in the Golden Triangle celebrates with Pink Pony Cocktail – vodka, homemade lemon syrup, lavender, sparkling water and a pinch of edible glitter. Enjoy Pride at Leven Deli Co., where $1 from every cocktail sold will be donated to the Center on Colfax, which is a safe space for Denver’s LGBTQ+ community.

Olivier and finch

When: June 1-30

Or: Various locations

The truth : In honor of Pride Month, Olive & Finch is offering limited-time additions to its home-made treats. Concretely, enjoy colorful and creative treats through the Pride Themed Cookie Decorating Kits ($45), Rainbow Jello Shots and delicious cupcakes in June.

Kachina Canteen

When: June 1-30

Or: 1890 Wazee Street, Denver

The truth : Mixing glitter and tequila, Kachina Cantina supports the LGBTQ+ community by donating $1 to the Transgender Center of the Rockies from each party. Glitter-ita ($13) sold. The beverage – a festive margarita made with organic butterfly tea-infused tequila, agave syrup, lime and a glitter rim – is a fun and tasty way to celebrate Pride.

Poka Lola Social Club

When: June 1-30

Or: 1850 Wazee Street, Denver

The truth : With donations of $1 from each person’s sales PS Love is cocktail love at the Transgender Center of the Rockies, Poka Lola Social Club shares the Pride vibe with a Gray Goose cocktail. Including the flavors of passion fruit and vanilla, this drink ($15) kicks off the Poka Lola Pride festivities. Discover their one-month specialty menu starting June 8 on their website.

Blanchard Family Wines

When: June 1-30

Or: 1855 Blake Street, Suite 120, Denver

The truth : Mixing wine and macaroons, Blanchard Family Wines matches this month’s mood with a sparkling wine Flight of Pride ($24). The pairing includes three sparkling tasters – topped with three cotton candy flavors – as well as a Pride macaron. With flavors like orange cream, pink lemonade and watermelon, don’t miss this fruity and fun experience in this winery.

Denver Milk Market and LoDough Bakery

When: June 16-23

Or: 1800 Wazee Street, Suite 100, Denver

The truth : Denver’s Milk Market is going all out this Pride Month with specialty Drag Queen Bingo and menu deals. On June 20, 22 and 23, come and attend quizzes, reviews and brunches on Drag Queen – the latter including bottomless mimosas. And from June 21-23, stop by LoDough Bakery to try their Pride special, Rainbow croissants – filled with mixed berry jam – and unicorn cakes. The bakery will make a donation from every purchase to One Colorado.

Did we miss your favorite restaurant celebrating Pride this year? Let us know in the comments below!