Boulder, Colorado -
Rocky Flats Lounge

The Lounge is a lonely building almost directly across the street from the entrance to the area's famous former nuclear-bomb factory, Rocky Flats (which operated from 1952 to 1988, became a Superfund site, and is now being converted to a wildife refuge). The lounge was the old Rocky Flats Payroll office before it became the hangout for Rocky Flats workers prior to the shut-down and cleanup.

Their schwag has a radiation symbol on it (some glow in the dark).

It has always been a Packer's Bar, filled with Wisconsin natives on game days. The lot is usually filled with motorcycles and pickups. They have this Wisconsin fish fry every Friday night and it gets pretty packed. [Laura Bloom, 12/06/2007]