The Grizzly Rose, opened in Denver in 1989, has been a greater Denver staple for those looking to dance and libate for over three decades now. On an average Saturday evening, pre-COVID-19, Rose-goers are thrilled to mingle with one of Denver’s most diverse crowds; customers run the gamut from bikers to local elected officials. The Grizzly Rose is a Colorado icon, and the bar has suffered enormous losses because of Governor Polis’s arbitrary restrictions.
Jenny Orin, a Denver local who wasn’t at the Rose Friday night (because the Rose doesn’t force people to attend), commented to the Denver Channel that she was “shocked to see crowds packed in the bar” on Friday, and she obviously had to react by posting those videos on social media and calling for more compliance…whatever it takes to make Jenny Orin feel safe, even if at the expense of a three-decades-long business owner in the community.
Jenny feels like the Grizzly Rose took a step backward, and she would like to see more masks and social distancing, so she called the media and is destroying a local business of over thirty years, as well as the entertainment of her fellow Denverites, in the name of her safety. “I want it to stop,” says Jenny, with apparently no realization that no one is forcing Jenny to attend the Grizzy Rose.
Jenny’s hysteria, which was later spread across the state and made national news by Sunday afternoon, was echoed in the comments, people begging Governor Polis to shut down everything and “keep them safe.” However, there were thousands of more comments from people supporting the Rose, eager to re-open the economy as a whole. While the Grizzly Rose sent Denver into a meltdown Sunday morning, the controversy will inevitably make the establishment more popular amongst freedom-loving Denverites who are against unconstitutional mandates.
We reached out to Grizzly Rose and will update this with any comments received. Unfortunately, the public had begun review doxxing and review bashing the Rose on Sunday.
Apparently, Denver’s safety-seeking crowd doesn’t realize that bars like the Rose don’t run on reviews. The thirty-year-old establishment is well known enough that a few bad reviews aren’t going to make a difference.
The grizzly rose needs to stay open
Great place to hang out to get away from the Libturds, Karn and other cowring covid coards
I cannot attend, but sounds like a great place to meet people. Glad they are open even if they “defy” the “commissars.” People need to be free not caged like animals….
It’s getting crazy out there. Saw posts on the Colorado Springs Nextdoor bashing a business because the owner (they say) informed them that they didn’t have to wear a mask. So everyone piled on to this thread and insisted readers call the health department because they were “obviously breaking the law.” How about mind your own business? Don’t go there if you’re scared or think you’ll get sick. Did people call the health department on crummy dirty restaurants before?
Informing on your neighbors, waiting in line, food and supply shortages, no where to go because the government closed everything, forced to wear masks and avoid each other.
Communism is here and democrats fell right in step.
Miss Jenny probably couldn’t get a dance.
Stopped going to bars when I quit alcohol, but, hey, I’m going back to the Grizzly Rose for a “soda and lime” and a taste of Freedom [from the control freaks who deny reality in favor of commie loving lies and tryanny] with loud music and happy People!
Karen and Jenny are free to be as miserable as possible.
Don’t go libturds. It is that simple.
Karens gonna Karen!