Crowded place with lots of beer on tap and a good bottle selection. Fun times all around.

Fun place, lots of great beers on tap and a pretty nice list of library bottles. Good stuff.

The tap room can be a little difficult to find, but once there it is a very nice place. Large roomy, airy and well lit. There is a large seating area outside as well. They have a whole bunch of beers on tap, the usual assortment that one would expect and then some ’tap room only’ offerings. They have sampler sizes available. The staff was courteous, knowledgeable and attentive. I did not have any food, but the menu looked pretty interesting. Most definitely worth a visit.

Big tap-room infront the brewery, placed in a industrial area of Boulder, and a good 1 hours walk from the busstation. I have had the luck to visit both on normal days and for the 10th strong ale festivel. 15-20 beers on tap, normally including some special one, dryhopped or others. Good prices, nice sized samples for just 1 dollar, Very friedly service nice crowd. Nice indoor and outdoor seating, and ofc very nice beers. Highly recomanded if in the area.

Much smaller than anticipated. Medium sized bar area and booths. Small outside area in front of the taproom. Good number of taps with a good mix of regulars and one-off taproom only. Was pretty busy, and staff was less than attentive for this reason, I imagine. A bit underwhelmed.

Went the day after the 19th anniversary, which I hear is a real drunkfest. Didn’t know what to expect. Was surprised in both good and bad ways. For the good: Like 25 taps, including ones that will be tap room only. Excellent! Food was ordered then a dude walked it across the alley from where it was made. All three food orders were completely different, and all outstanding. Bad: Tough to find off Arapahoe. Easy to miss the A sign. Place was smaller than I expected. Not sure where they put everyone for the anniversary party and such. And the waiter needs a lot more practice with his POS. We were one of only a couple groups, and he was really struggling. But they get many bonus points for the beer.

Stopped here last week during our trip to Denver. Outside is nice with a few tables with umbrellas. Inside isn’t too large, but we were able to find seating for a party of 10. Service was good. Selection was really nice. I can’t say I’m always the biggest Avery fan, but the brewery-only stuff we had on tap was, for the most part, quite excellent. Food was really tasty. I had a Vietnamese pork sandwich with Asian slaw, and really enjoyed it. Good pricing. I will absolutely return.

Not a bad spot. Great selection of Avery beers including 6 only available at the tap room. All high quality brews. Average service. I didn’t try the food. Fairly standard pub food menu wasn’t doing it for me at the time.

What is astonishing about Avery is how they turn out so many amazing beers from such a small brewery. According to the (interesting and funny) tour guide, they are brewing around the clock, churning out their first rate brews of all types. There is a medium sized tap room and restaurant, and I was delighted to see a good number of limited and non-bottled releases on draft. We were there on a special release day, which meant a lot of people along with savage temperatures, but the staff managed the crowd well. The food was solid, modestly ramped up modern American/pub grub - everyone seemed to enjoy their meal. My visit here served to solidify my status as a big Avery fan. I would love to come back someday - and to see some of their unbottled brews showing up in kegs at craft brew bars in my area.

This place is really cool. Went on the beer tour and had some of Avery’s awesome beers. I am convinced that Avery is tied for the best brewery in CO.