The whole place was so-so, aside from some great food. Nice look to the place with some patio seating and an open, sunlit interior, but it also felt a bit like a restaurant with some beers since most folks seemed to be ordering mixed drinks and the like. They did have a wide range of beer on tap, including two admittedly tasty casks, but outside of those casks, there was little to get excited about in the way of quality. Service was pretty average, a bit unattentive if anything.

A nice brewpub in downtown Colorado Springs. It was quite packed on the Sunday afternoon that we visited, although most patrons were getting lunch and not beers. They had a number of taps on (10 I believe) with 2 of those casks. Most were on the mediocre side, with a couple good and a couple not-so-good. Split the artichoke dip with beer-battered bread - super tasty - and a cheese soup which was super cheesy and creamy. Good food overall. It was a nice place, nice atmosphere (perhaps a little strange that people weren’t drinking beer), with ok beer.

Lunch on a Sunday. Busy but not packed. Nice atmosphere, comfortable. Lots of familes and mountain bikers. Eight-beer sampler... most above average, amber was great (and hoppier than the IPA). Amply-portioned food was delicious and service was outstanding. Prices very reasonable, especially considering the quality and location. A good experience, I’d go back.

A landmark in the Springs. Happy to return recently to notice little change in 6 years. They’ve even stepped up their beer game! Multiple levels of beer, pool, and pub fare. A great place for groups, too.

Good food. Average Beer. Nice location and open rustic decor. Overpriced Beer. Minimal Vegetarian offerings.

Pretty bland beers with incredibly small and pathetic tasters. These tasters are 1oz and impossible to get an aroma off of them due to their cylinderical shape. Cool atmosphere and good food but the beers were not very exciting.

This was one of my constant hangouts while living in the Springs. Absolutely best juke box in the state, perfect spot to hang out with friends and shoot pool until the wee hours. Never had anything less than a blast.

Not bad food. Beer is really good. The building is cool and atmosphere great. Prices are a little high. Overall I like it

Made a quick stop here for a couple beers. Definitely another place I’d like to come back when I have more time. Enjoyed the visit and worth the stop.

Stopped in for dinner back in May and was excited at first to see the selection available. Unfortunately, a big selection sometimes means only average beer. And this was the case. I was happy they had a Kolsch on tap but after my first sip there was definitely something wrong. It had a distinct sour after-taste. Thinking maybe the Kolsch wasn’t a big mover and it had gone bad in the keg, I ordered a pale ale next - a definite crowd favorite. Nope, same problem. Either they don’t keep their beer lines clean or they have other, more serious problems keeping batches from spoiling. As for the food, it wasn’t bad but I agree it tried to be a little more upscale than you would expect from a place like this. There’s nothing wrong with a brewpub trying to be a little more fancy than your basic pub but the food quality didn’t match the price. I have returned to the Springs a few times since and haven’t had the urge to go back. It’s too bad because it looks like it could really be a nice place. Just work on the beer and food.