Nice steakhouse that also brews their own beers. The steak I had was very good and the beers weren’t too bad.

so it’s a brewery in a double-wide, crowded with locals, offering a somewhat wide selection of styles but they absolutely dropped the ball on their saison and pils. not a good sign. loud, crowded, low-ceilinged interior and an american pub fare menu that made me lose my appetite.

I had very good seafood here and the beers were quite tasty also (surprisingly). If you’re in the area and you don’t mind blowing a little dough on dinner, you can have a great time here. By the way, very cool atmosphere.

Pretty pricey place but hey, it’s Colorado and it was ski season. Food was excellent and our server was awesome. The beer was fresh (Pale Ale) and good. I preffered this place to the Dam Brewery. I’d definetly go again.

I almost didn’t go here because of the bad reviews on this site, but I did anyway because Dillon Dam brewery boes not fill up other breweries’ growlers. In fact, they gave me a little hell about it here, but still filled up my growler for $7.00, which was a good price. I liked the atmosphere, I didn’t think it was too dark at all. The bartender and someone I took to be the brewer or owner seemed pretty cool. I didn’t eat here, but it smelled really good. Their beer selection was not great, they had their Pilsner, Nitro Porter, Scottish Ale, and Pale ale on tap. I had my growler filled with the Scottish Ale, and it was very good. They did tell me that there would be a Saison coming out soon for seasonal release.

Nice little pub but fairly dark. The service was pretty deceny at the bar. Beer selection was mediocre at best with 4 selections in cluding a pretty crappy coffee porter. The food was fairly tasty but overpriced. Not a great value, but I’ve seen worse

Great place, was there totally by accident, noticed the fermenters in the window as I passed it when I was actually looking for the Dillon Dam Brewery. Went in and in no time I was talking to some locals and the brewer. Very nice people, great ambiance.....If I would live there, I’d be there all the time....well not all the time, since they don’t have my favorite beers....but anyway...great place, highly recommend it.

hours are terrible. Opens at 4. Cool bar area with a fire pit in the middle. Very small and has a homey feeling. The beers are average. Only had the hot wings. They were good but you can get better at the Snake River Saloon at Keystone. Kind of dark and an older crowd. Not very modern. Only five beers on tap when I was there. Really is probably the worst in the area.

For my money, if you want to stop by, make it quick, then get to Dillon Dam, Breckridge and Backcountry (all within 20 minutes). This is priority #4.

Outside, the place looked kind of high class. But inside, it was much more inviting and low key. Beer was pretty solid, but nothing blew me away. We didn’t eat, but what we saw pass by looked pretty damn good. I think they specialize in seafood, so next time I think I’ll indulge. Seems like a good place to stop on the way home after a day of skiing. Heading east, it’s just before you head up the mountain to the Eisenhower Tunnel.