Not really about the beer in this place, but always a good steak. Every time I visit Denver this is a must stop to get a good meal.

Big resturant like brewpub. Loud shitty musik, i was lucky enough to get a seat in the back where it was bearable. Excellent food, got myself a bigtime tasty steak. Service is ok, not to knowable about the beer tho. 8 beers on tap, wich are boring at best, i didnt care to finish any of my 4oz tasters. Abit pricy

DIA location. Nice bar and restaurant. Fair-to-decent brews, with 4 of their own on tap (2 lagers, 2 ales) and a few other regionals in bottles. Food and service was good. Prices are typical airport gouging, but a bit better than some of the other bars in the airport.

Elegant brewery with a very upscale, steak house vibe. They close a bit earlier than some of the other beer spots in downtown denver. Lots of TV’s up at the bar. Dark wood interior. Server was nice, but didn’t know much about the beer. Good beer overall, but nothing too amazing or unique. Didn’t try the food. A touch pricy.

(Visited 10/2009): Denver Chop House is located on 19th Street not too far from Coors Field. Street parking is nearby as well as some garages in the vicinity but I imagine they are scarce during ball games. As with other Chop House locations, the interior is dark with an upscale feel. The bar runs along the right side and affords a clear view of brewing equipment behind glass. The rest of the space is devoted to table seating. The beer selection consists of around 11-12 taps, several of which are German themed (Vienna, Dortmunder, Munich Lager, Doppel Bock), plus the standard brewpub fare. There is also one specialty tap (Wild Turkey Stout). Overall the beers are average to above average. The beers are all available in a sampler. Service was decent, although the place was absolutely packed on a weekday evening. The server did her best but didn’t really spend a lot of time explaining the beers. We did not try any food on this visit. Overall this spot is worth checking out on a Denver beer trip, but it wouldn’t be at the top of the list.

Basically a nice steakhouse with some of their own brews. The beers mostly suck. Not too far from Wynkoop, so maybe worth a short walk to try a few new beers.

same character as other rock bottom and chophouse spots - low light, dark wood, comfortable and quiet. 8-10 taps, a few seasonals. fun to visit sometimes but in a terrible location in downtown.

Went out to dinner with a group of coworkers. This is more of a steakhouse than a brewery for sure. Really nice restaurant. Food was great. Had the pale ale and it was solid. 7 or so beers on tap. Would definitly go back for the food.

Food here is die for! Brews are OK but not wonderful. Your server will be great! Loved the corn bread with the seasonal brew!!

A nice atmosphere with very helpful people. A small bar. Didn’t eat. Nice place and the beers were OK.