Bar Rentals in Denver

    Portable bars, ice tubs, and the glassware to go with them. Set up a real bar in a backyard, a venue, or an office without buying anything.

    Prices listed before you book Delivery included over $1,000 Optional professional setup

    Planning your bar

    One bar station serves a crowd only up to a point. Past that, a second station is what keeps the line short.

    Up to 75 guests

    One bar station handles the pace if you keep the menu to beer, wine, and one signature cocktail.

    75 to 150 guests

    Two stations, placed apart from each other, keep guests from bunching in one corner.

    Ice and cold storage

    Plan about 1.5 pounds of ice per guest for drinks and chilling combined, more on hot Denver afternoons.

    Behind the bar

    Tubs, pitchers, shakers, and trash need a spot. Leave a working aisle behind the bar face.

    What pairs with bars

    • Glassware

      Wine, rocks, and beer glasses priced per glass.

    • Cocktail tables

      Standing tables around the bar spread the crowd out.

    • Lighting

      A lit bar reads as the center of the party after sunset.

    • Tents

      Shade over the bar keeps drinks and bartenders out of direct sun.

    Delivery to Denver

    • Flat $199 delivery and pickup, included on orders over $1,000
    • Morning, afternoon, or evening delivery windows
    • Same-day delivery on in-stock items
    • Serving Denver, Aurora, Lakewood, Arvada, Centennial, Littleton and the wider Denver Metro Area
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    Common questions

    Do you provide bartenders?

    Bartending staff is arranged through our white-glove service and quoted with your event. Standard rentals cover the bar, glassware, and equipment.

    Do you supply alcohol?

    No. We rent the bar and the gear. Alcohol is purchased separately by you or your caterer, which usually saves money over a package price.

    How many bars do I need?

    One station up to about 75 guests. Add a second station past that, and place the two apart so the crowd splits naturally.

    How much ice should I plan for?

    About 1.5 pounds per guest covers drinks and chilling. Denver afternoons in July run higher, so round up.

    Can a bar go in a backyard?

    Yes. Portable bars are freestanding and need a reasonably level surface. Tell us the surface when you book.

    How much does a bar rental cost in Denver?

    Bars are priced per unit, per day, with the price listed on the product page. Delivery and pickup are a flat $199, included on orders over $1,000.

    How we take care of you

    We do not rent equipment. We help people create memories. That shows up in four commitments we hold ourselves to on every single order.

    Clean and inspected

    Every item is cleaned, inspected, and counted before it leaves our warehouse. If something is not right, we replace it.

    On time, or we make it right

    We deliver inside the window we promised. If we are running behind, you hear it from us first, not after the fact.

    One person who knows your event

    You get a real contact who has read your order, knows your venue, and can answer a question the day of.

    We own problems through resolution

    Weather turns, guest count changes, a venue moves your load-in. We solve it with you instead of pointing at a contract.