Names and locations of business with active liquor licenses approved in the last three months from the Colorado Department of Revenue (CDOR) Liquor Enforcement Division.

Names and locations of business with active liquor licenses from the Colorado Department of Revenue (CDOR) Liquor Enforcement Division.

Business names, location, liquor license type and dates regarding liquor compliance checks done by the Colorado Department of Revenue, Liquor Enforcement Division. These compliance checks consists of whether or not alcohol was sold to a minor since Jan 2017. Updates are on hold due to the COVID-19 outbreak.

Event and festival locations, dates and organization addresses for special events registered with the Colorado Department of Revenue (CDOR) Liquor Enforcement Division for 2019-2020.

Names, locations, license number and status of liquor licenses surrendered or expired by businesses in Colorado within the last three months from the Colorado Department of Revenue (CDOR) Liquor Enforcement Division. Note: Retail licenses that are listed as expired may be pending with local licensing authority. Pursuant to Colorado Law, any renewal applications that were filed prior to expiration and are pending at the local licensing authority are still valid until final agency action.

Names, locations and dates of events for liquor permits. Data provided by the Colorado Department of Revenue (DOR) Liquor Enforcement Division.

Sales rooms are permanent fixtures where beer, wine, or spirits are manufactured and sold on site. Data provided from the Colorado Department of Revenue (DOR) Liquor Enforcement Division.

Businesses that were issued permits by the City and County of Denver to expand outdoor service during the COVID-19 pandemic. To see restaurants currently participating in the program, filter the "extension_through" column.

Due to COVID-19, liquor establishments licensed for on-premises sales and consumption of alcohol beverages were closed, and take out and delivery methods were put into place. As Colorado now starts to re-open certain businesses, the Liquor Enforcement Division has been collaborating with local licensing authorities, various state and county public health departments, and various stakeholders, to re-open with limited capacity for on-site consumption of alcohol beverages and food service.