Lowry Beer Garden

Visited on a Monday afternoon with the family killing time before a flight, located right next to the Wings over the Rockies museum. You enter through a large outdoor patio, and I am sure this is the place to be in warm weather. Outdoor foosball and ping pong. As you enter the building proper, the front wall is broken into area to order food and drinks. Both the outdoor and indoor areas feature mostly long communal tables, which adds to the social vibe of the place. The beer selection is 16, mostly Colorado beers. Also a decent list of bottles and cans. We only ordered the big pretzel, which was tasty. I liked this place, would be fun with a group.

76 = ★★★ (Worth the visit, must for locals, and visitors with time)

I only use the total score, not the component parts.

What an unsuspecting place to have a beer garden. It’s attached to what used to be a giant hangar and in the shadow of another giant hangar that is now an air and space museum. But they’ve made it work. Most of the seating is outdoors with more tables "inside" covered by thin tent-like walls and ceiling. They’re prepared for colder weather with adequate heaters throughout the area. The ambiance is very fun with lots of communal seating, foosball, ping-pong, cornhole, and families and groups chatting it up everywhere. There’s a counter for beer orders and a separate counter for food orders. The beer selection is above average, mostly comprised of Coloado offerings. I was expecting a fair amount of macros and undesirables on tap, but aside from one cider, it’s all enjoyable beer. Aside from good familiar stuff, they had more rare beer from Fate and Denver Beer Co and other small breweries. Beer prices are a notch higher than the norm, but not exorbitant. They also have a great happy hour with $3 pours. Food is solid pub grub and is priced right in line with most other places. This is a really chill spot to hang out in the weather with great beer on.

Great place for dinner and a beer. Kid friendly, great late afternoon location with lots of shade for those hot summer days. Beer selection is always diverse with a number of local Denver and Colorado taps and other quality national beers. Stone Enjoy By Colorado releases are always on tap here. In the fall they have a great Oktoberfest, worth a visit. The atmosphere and beer are so good that its a good idea to walk or bike here if you are in the vicinity.

Large beer hall in a semi-commercial area of the Lowry development, right next to the Wings Over the Rockies Museum - casual vibe - lots of space, both inside and out - a lot of communal tables - foosball - ping pong - a lot of young familes hanging out, which is not a surprise, given the neighborhood - the tap list isn’t amazing, but has a decent mix of smaller locals (Prost, Lone Tree) and larger breweries (Great Divide, Stone), plus a handful of German staples (Bitburger, Paulaner) - didn’t try the food, but have heard good things, so will try next time - friendly staff and an overall relaxed and open vibe - not a place to go out of your way for, but a solid neighborhood spot.

Visited on October 15, 2012 with a friend. We had a brat each for food with fries on the side and sauer kraut as well, very nice. In this warm weather we had it was super nice to sit outdoors. Shared a few beers as this place was fairly close to the airport on my way back home. Very nice place with service up by the bar for both food and beers. I’d go back if I was in the neighbourhood.