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Barquentine Brewing Company

4.4 (56 reviews)
Closed • 12:00 pm - 9:00 PM

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Sarah A.

Same Barquentine, a new book club. We met on a Monday evening which worked out great space-wise. I had picked up some dinner out in the marketplace and needed a beverage to go with. I am a dark beer girlie all the way. I chose Morning Edition, their espresso stout. It is 5.8%. I ended up having two over the course of the evening. It went beautifully with my dinner. Barquentine is always a solid choice.

Cindy S.

1st new brewery of the year!! After getting coffee and pastries next door at black box we seen Barquentine brewing and had to stop by! Don't ask how early we went for beer.. okay 11am when they open. Definitely want to try this place since we were close by! And let me tell ya! Beer is great! Cherritime (fruited ale) amazing It's corn ( mexican lager) amazing Very nice and spacious of course only us so plenty of room. Lota of seating and at the moment was less loud then the eatery area. Must try!! Well be back

Stefanie C.

Why sit inside Edgewater Public Market when you could be enjoying a beer at Barquentine? Love grabbing food and hanging out here with friends, whether we're chatting or playing a board game. The beer is solid, though I don't usually go for Belgian-style beers. Still a great one to check out, especially because the bartenders are friendly, and they're open every day of the week!

Isaac A.

The whole top row of their selection of beer was my kind of stuff. We got flights and tried pretty much all of them. The bottom row is the hoppier stuff. Sitting by the open doors was nice because it was so hot out, but I was still in the shade. You can bring your own food in since they don't serve any.

David K.

Went here on 10/14/23. Went here for a company show. They are in the public market and then there are tons of stuff around there. Friendly bartenders. Fun atmosphere. Tried the mango blonde and pineapple saison. Just mediocre. Not much flavor in the beers. But that's for other people to decide too. Cheers!

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Matt C.

Barquentine has an amazing success story. At face value, it's a story of resilience and adaptation. Why you ask? Because they opened the doors of their beautiful taproom two weeks before the pandemic lockdown. A brand new brewery. With a large space. Inside a food hall. And to the naked eye, you would think they've been slinging beer at this location for a decade with no hurdles or hardships. I cannot begin to comprehend what businesses went through during the pandemic, let alone having your grand opening before the world flipped upside down. All that aside, Barquentine is a Belgian-style brewery on the west end of Edgewater Public Market. They boast a comforting, old world meets new world taproom. There's an outdoor patio and tented seating courtesy of the market at large. You can bring any of the food from the market into the taproom. Bring the pups and drink some patio beers! The owner and head brewer, Kyle Knudson, is a delight. A passionate beer slinger who finds content honoring old world methods paired with experimentation into the unknown. He takes chances, listens to his customers and finds a perfect balance of tradition meets creative freedom. My go-to beers are the following. Leapling Kveik Pale Ale, Sea Bear Saison and CherriTime Cherry & Blood Orange Ale. Mixed in are plenty of seasonals and hefty Belgian golden strongs. Barquentine is here to stay!

Alisa J.

Cool brewery an also a nicer quieter area to eat your food compared to other parts of the food hall. Also they have an amazing playlist. Service was super friendly. They do have a seltzer option which is nice. Really spacious and has a patio.

Katie F.

After picking up my Yelpie, our group decided on stopped by Barquentine Brewing for another round of refreshments after eating our way through Edgewater Public Market. Located at the far end of the food hall, Barquentine boasts a large tasting room, endless amounts of seating (all at a social distance), a spacious patio and garage style windows allowing for the cool crisp Colorado air to breeze through. We opted to sit a hightop community table which fit our group perfectly. The beertender was insanely helpful in providing recommendations to order, was quick in delivering our beers and very friendly throughout the process! As for the brews - we all opted to order something different! I opted for a "pinot grigio" style beer (which sadly isn't on the menu anymore) -as I'm more of a wine drinker these days, but will occasionally treat myself to a bubbly brew. This one did not disappoint, as it was full bodied yet light, full of flavor and served in the cutest little wine glass. My husband opted for the amber ale, while our friends decided on a sour and an IPA. Everything was well received and was very refreshing! Although this spot doesn't serve food of its' own - being located in a food hall has its perks! Guests can bring in their own food for noshing to accompany their brews, which is a great way to experience it all! When in the Edgewater area, I just might venture back!

Carly W.

Dear Barquentine Brewing Company, I've been following you since word of your opening surfaced on social media. I found myself eagerly awaiting the day I could make my way to soak up your space and sip on your brews. Well this past weekend myself and four others made our way to Edgewater Public Market and through your doors. Your brews are all so tasty and cleverly named. I love that your tap list highlights the flavors in each brew, so we can find just the right brew for us! I sipped on You Rest You Rust (bière de garde) and Billow and Breeze (sour). Both were wonderfully tasty. The Billow and Breeze had a citrus meets pinot grigio feel that I loved. My husband, being the IPA lover that he is, opted for the Mustache Monocle and enjoyed it immensely. Others in our group sipped a variety of other brews and all were well-received. I love that you are locating in Edgewater Public Market, so you have countless food options a stone through from your doors. Making finding the perfect pairing for your delicious brews a non-issue. Your staff is all so wonderfully attentive and helpful in making our experience pleasant. From offering advice regarding the tap list to ensure our glasses were always full - they were on it. I love the space as well. There's a cozy industrial modern feel that just beckons visitors to stay awhile. Your patio is also large and makes the perfect place to kick back on one of Colorado's many sunny days. I know we just met, but I'm excited to say that I can't wait to come back and try more of your brews. Hoppily Yours, Carly W.

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Anna B.

I really like this place. I was first introduced to them through a virtual yelp event, but with its convenient location, my husband and I have been back a few times! They have a great variety of beers. I'm partial to the Belgian flavors, and they have plenty of those. Dark, light, tripels, etc. All are delicious! They also have IPAs, sours, and other types of beer if those aren't up your alley. The space is awesome too. It's modeled after an old ship, and you can see markings alluding to that along the walls of the brewery. Lots of indoor seating, and during warm months they keep the giant garage door open to keep the air flowing. They also have a small patio, but they've expanded it with ropes to allow brewery patrons to enjoy the events put on by Edgewater Market & to enjoy the nice weather. You can also get any food & bring it over, since it's part of the marketplace. The staff is incredibly friendly, and loves to chat!

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Eddie C.

I came here on a night of brewery hopping. I came close to their closing time so I just got two beers and went on my way. The beer was okay but not great. I wish I could've tasted more but it was late.

Socially distant and covered outdoor seating
Rachel C.

I'm so happy a friend suggested Barquentine for a socially distant HH. The tents and tables they have set up outside are a safe distance apart, the servers all wear beer-themed masks (which makes me hope/believe they're being provided with masks instead of having to get their own), and the beer is delicious. I tried a few beers (the tasters are perfect for this!) and really liked all of them. The ones I liked less were just a personal preference on beer type and not because the beer itself wasn't amazing. I loved that I could hop into the food court and pick up some food as well. I'd highly recommend the arepas, especially with the beer! It was the perfect summer evening, and the sunset views from the patio were perfect. The patio and tents are dog-friendly, and a few people had their puppers off-leash, so if that bugs you this may not be the place for you. I love doggos, personally, so I loved being able to borrow a neighbor table's pup for a few minutes to get some scritches in.

Matt C.

Love coming to Barquentine Brewing! Not only do they have a great backstory and cool decor theme, but they're rocking a spot in a great marketplace, serving awesome beers! They were nice enough to open their doors for a Yelp event, and I've been back a few times since. Friendly bartenders and a laid back atmosphere will greet you when you arrive. Love the large menu and focus on Amber beers. I'm a big fan of these malt forward offerings in the current lands of IPAs. They offer a big location right inside Edgewater Market. You can bring your beers all through the rest of the area, which I thought was awesome! Come by and you won't be disappointed!

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The service beer and ambiance were excellent. We will go back here. The petite saison was my favorite

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Great hang out place. Nice employees, quick service. Guava sour is a great sour beer!

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4.4(142 reviews)
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