Bar Nun sits in a converted church on Logan Street, and yes, the irony is intentional. This dimly lit dive embraces its holy origins with stained glass windows and cathedral ceilings, but the vibe is pure Denver irreverence. The bartenders know their craft cocktails but won't judge you for ordering a Tecate. It's the kind of place where you start with one drink after your evening yoga class and end up deep in conversation with strangers about consciousness and conspiracy theories. The crowd skews artsy and spiritual but not pretentious about it. Think tattooed healers, musicians between gigs, and people who actually read the books they carry. The space feels intimate without being cramped, sacred without being stuffy. Perfect for sober-curious folks who want atmosphere over alcohol, or anyone seeking Denver's weirder, more thoughtful nightlife scene.