A neighborhood coffee shop with a few tap handles and a few more bottles. The place has a nice feel, though the beers are what you will find anywhere else. I was here for a beverage, but the food looked good.

Draft list was 8-10 local selections, many Great Divides. Bottle selection was respectable, included many of the new small batch Great Divide bottles for about $14-16. Bartender brought us two pints when we asked to share one, that sort of inattention or dishonesty perturbs me. Now the food was a mixed bag. The deep fried gherkins are famous and they lived up to the talk. The dipping sauces were unnecessary but gave you a little variety. The pizza, on the other hand, was incredibly bland and poorly put together. The undercooked crust and poor choice of cheese (needs salt, fellas) ruined our late night meal. Worst pizza I’ve had in probably a few years. Other than that we had a nice time. Hipster crowd but not too annoying. UPDATE - I tend to visit once every month or two, and I enjoy it more now than my first visit. Fried gherkins are awesome, while the pizza is still so-so. Fun atmosphere and they serve food late.

Interesting place: coffee shop by day and bar/restaurant by happy hour until 2am. This place may not qualify for place rating on number of beers available, but they do have quality. Decent tap selection with a quality bomber and bottle selection. They had the Victory Storm King in bottles the other day and usually at least a few Avery bombers in addition to others. The main thing about this bar/restaurant is that the food is entirely vegetarian and good. Because of this, the crowd tends to have more of a hipster, bike messenger feel (although I am generalizing.) Nevertheless, I love this place, maybe because I am vegetarian but every time I go here I have fun.