A nice place to visit in the Denver area. Pretty good tap selection and a few rarities like Westy 8, but at $17 a bottle, not worth it. I had a cheesesteak which was pretty good.

I agree with Ernest, the list was fairly dated. I went through a few things before they had something I asked for. Otherwise this place is far above average. The food was pretty good. Typical quesadilla and nachos. One of the better tap houses I've been to, but still looking for better.

I can back up all of the good comments about this place, it is absolutely legendary. Great hosts, great atmosphere, good food, and great beer available. Trying to maintain a rare beer selection must be hard work, but these guys try their best. The atmosphere is great, though a little too smoky, but the thousands of bottles lining the walls is a thing to see. Don’t miss this one, as you are sure to find something rare. On GABF weekend this place was insane... amazing kegs being tapped throughout the night, and amazing people all around. I’ve been to Falling Rock 4 times now and it is my favorite bar in the world.

This place is very good but could be better. It has a good reputation and a large array of tap offerings. However, here are some areas that need improvement: no prices on the beerlist (often you will discover that the bottles are much more expensive than you would have expected), the beerlist is usually out of date, and half of the staff are friendly but the rest are surly or downright rude even at slow times (one guy in particular is *always* an arrogant jerk for no apparent reason, which can really ruin the mood of our group visits). At least now that smoking has been banned, you can smell your beer!

On game days or weekend evenings, the place is a little crowded and isn’t as enjoyable as other times ... and parking can be expensive and a pain to find. But on non-peak hours, I’d consider it one of the best bars around. Atmosphere is relaxed and comfortable (booths, barstools, couches, tables, patio -- take your pick) ... dark hardwood all around ... and beer paraphernalia and historical items (like the hammer) surround you; I always see something new every time I’m there. Good food, too (Jalapeno creamcheese burger is the BEST!) ... and the beer selection goes without saying. The staff is really knowledgeable about beer, too. Only negatives: cigarette/cigar smoke can be excessive at times, and some of the staff has an arrogant, "soup nazi" mentality. SOME of the servers/bartenders really need to get their heads on straight. That cocky attitude will only get them so far.

Mr. Black runs a class act. Not that this is upscale by any means. Only that the selection when I've had the delight of visiting rivals any I've seen. (okay, never been to Belgium). And having a proprietor that can remember my name through the haze of a year and countless others is amazing. The food fare is pub grub, but it is VERY tasty.

The best beer bar that I've been to. The Service is a bit lacking to the fact that every time I'm there the place is packed to the walls. The staff is knowledgeable about beer and is good. The collection of beer bottles on the walls could keep me entertained for days.