Join AAA spokesperson and Oak Creek Tavern owner Skyler McKinley and politics correspondent Justine Sandoval as they rank the best and worst bathrooms along Denver's iconic Colfax Avenue. From dive bars to the Colorado State Capitol, they share hilarious and shocking restroom experiences, emphasizing the importance of accessible and well-maintained facilities on late-night outings.
Colfax's worst bathrooms pose challenges of accessibility and cleanliness, showcasing varied standards.
Colorado State Capitol's bathroom stands out for its exclusivity, historic ambiance, and well-maintained facilities, praised by both guests.
Deep dives
Colfax's Worst Bathrooms
When discussing Colfax's worst bathrooms, the episode highlights the challenges of finding quality restrooms along the vibrant street. Justine struggles to pinpoint the absolute worst bathroom due to varying standards, but highlights issues of accessibility and cleanliness. Skylar recalls experiences at former establishments like Sancho's Broken Arrow, emphasizing broken facilities and uncomfortable environments. The discussion showcases the unhygienic and discomforting conditions in some of Colfax's bathroom facilities.
The Best Bathroom on Colfax - Colorado State Capitol
The episode delves into the best bathroom on Colfax, with both Justine and Skylar choosing the restroom at the Colorado State Capitol. Skylar nostalgically recounts his long history with the capitol's bathroom, describing its exclusivity, historic ambiance, and well-maintained facilities. Justine also praises the State Capitol's restroom, highlighting its accessibility, significance, and occasional moments of introspection. The discussion emphasizes the unique charm and functionality of the Colorado State Capitol's bathroom.
Honorable Mentions - Film Center and Fillmore Bathrooms
A discussion ensues on honorable mentions for notable bathrooms in the area, with a focus on the Film Center and Fillmore music venues. Justine appreciates the Fillmore's renovated bathrooms, noting their cleanliness and pleasant aroma, attributing the upgrade to the facility's commitment to quality. Skylar reflects on the Film Center's well-kept and artistically decorated restrooms, mentioning the additional features like private stalls and cleanliness. The conversation underlines the importance of comfortable and sanitary facilities in entertainment venues on Colfax.
We’ve teamed up with the Colfax Ave BID for a weeklong celebration of Denver’s most iconic street. The 26-mile long strip is notorious, charming, and unexpected — and no where better embodies Colfax’s complex personality quite like the bathrooms of some of our fave establishments. AAA Spokesperson and Oak Creek Tavern owner Skyler McKinley and politics and green chile correspondent Justine Sandoval join host Bree Davies to break down some of the best — and worst — places to visit on Colfax when nature calls.
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