Karaoke night on Thursday - awesome, people were actually singing, and some of them were really good. The atmosphere was good, more of a local feel but nothing wrong with that. The staff and brewer we met were personable and friendly. Had a great conversation with one of the brewers on their beer and the state of the microbrew scene in the Denver area. I had two of their beers and both were good. Not great, write home about them beers, but very drinkable. Overall thumbs up and worth a stop if you’re in the area.

Both the Stout and Porter were very good, as well as the food. Did not try any other beers this trip. I will be back to try some another time.

Low key, no frills, neighborhood brewpub. I visited on a weekday afternoon and it was moderately busy. I had 3 beers: Alt-very nice, quaffable, smooth. I don’t drink many Alts but this might change my mind. IPA-high ABV, served a little cold for my tastes. Not highly hopped, no head, but very drinkable. ESB-again, a little cold but good body and very flavorful. Nice beer. This place is off the beaten path but recommended for their good beers and laid back atmosphere. I will be back.

I liked this place. You’ll either like or hate the ambiance, it is sort of a dive with alot of regulars. Dart boards and pool tables. They have an open mic night on wednesday which you will either like or dislike. But the bartender / servers always have a smile and are friendly, and prompt on attending to you. Their beers are actually not bad - alot of them run of the mill micros, nothing special, although a couple I’ve had were damn good, like the green mountain pale. Its cheap for their brews and alot of times they’ll have a couple on special for real cheap, a good value. I’ve never eaten their so I can’t attest to the food, but if you want to sample some microbrews it is a fun place to stop; you won’t be blown away but I don’t think you’ll be disappointed either.

This place is set up more like a sports bar than a brewery, but the beers are good and so is the service. I did not try any food on this visit. The price is very good, particularly for the Denver area. The patrons seemed like regulars who visit mostly daily.

Horrible, Horrible microbrewery. Bad atmosphere and even worse beers.

February 2009. Buried away in a non-descript strip mall area, this place has the feel of a neighborhood sports bar (disappointingly decorated almost entirely with Coors stuff) that happens to make its own beer. The owner seems to have a good vision for making the place better, including a new beer garden out back. We sampled 7 or 8 beers which ran the gamut and 1 or 2 were very good. Didn’t eat, but the options look limited. (Brewery #469)

Large open plain bar with pool tables and darts and an outdoor smoking patio. The service was pretty good considering how much time the bartender spent BSing with the regulars (75% of whom were drinking macroswill). Did’nt eat so I can’t comment on the food. They had 7 of there own beers and 3 or 4 macroswills on tap. Not worth a special trip but if you are in the area some of there beers are pretty good.