We could not verify the founding date, original owners, or early history of Fénix Sport Bar at 1600 Federal Blvd. Public records and local coverage we could reach for this profile do not reliably document the building's construction or its first years as a bar, so this section avoids specific dates and names rather than guessing.
What can be said with confidence is the venue's location. Federal Boulevard is one of Denver's long north-south arterials, and the stretch near 16th Avenue has historically served neighborhood bars, restaurants, and small businesses rather than the concert district. Fénix's listing in the 303Happenings database has no recorded shows, which suggests it operates primarily as a sports bar and not as a live-music room.
Ownership history, licensing changes, and renovations should be confirmed with the Colorado Liquor Enforcement Division records or the venue directly before this page cites them. Any future update to this profile should add those details with sources.
Fénix Sport Bar is listed in the 303Happenings venue database with zero recorded shows, so no concert or event milestones could be documented for this profile.
The venue is classified as a small-capacity sports bar, which places it in a different category from the ticketed music rooms covered elsewhere in this Hall of Fame.
Verified historical milestones for this address remain unconfirmed; this entry is a placeholder until dated, sourced events can be added.
Parking details for 1600 Federal Blvd have not been verified. Start by checking Google Maps street view and the venue's own listing for any on-site or nearby lot. Where street parking is allowed on Federal Blvd and the cross streets, read the posted signs for hours, time limits, and permit zones before you park, because Denver enforces these actively. For transit, check RTD's trip planner for bus routes along Federal Blvd and nearby connections, and confirm the nearest light rail station and walking distance on the RTD site. For rideshare, ask the driver to stop at the closest safe corner on Federal Blvd rather than in a travel lane. Allow extra time on game nights, since traffic and parking pressure rise near busy commercial corridors.
Plan for a sports-bar visit rather than a concert. Confirm the bar's hours and whether a game is on before you go, since the TVs and crowd depend on the schedule. Bring a valid photo ID and cash or a card for drinks and food. Keep bags small, as policies on bag checks at small bars can change, so verify before you arrive. Sound and seating will be oriented toward the screens, not a stage. Food and drink menus should be checked on the venue's listing or by phone, since offerings are not verified here.
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