Some workers there are pushing for a union.
As someone who grew up going to the Merc I'm so so sad to hear this. If the Merc folds, Denver loses yet another amazing original place to hang out and do non-sports, non-beer-related stuff.Denver cannot afford to lose the Mercury. Under Marilyn, It was the heart and soul of the city, and can be again.Not a time of great leverage to unionize. Be surprised if this doesn't spark the full layoff of waitstaff and a regroup for the owners — or worse, a full closure and regroup.
Used to swing dance there in high school. I remember almost stepping on a needle in the road outside. Ah, memories.Bring back music and poetry shows!!! Parking is terrible and the neighborhood is pretty sketchy these days, so you’re never going to make it as a coffee spot, but I’m always happy to bring a date for dinner and always trying to bring people here for shows, but it’s mostly dance lessons these days.
This article needs to be taken down and reinvestigated; the person doing it really did it half-assed and one-sided. Also, these smear articles ruin people's lives who are unaffiliated with this union. When were you last at the Mercury Cafe? What do you think should happen there? Post a comment or share your thoughts at
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