Ehhhhh. This store is good, but not great. He has hops, malt and equipment (probably what you'll…read moreneed) but you may outgrow it. The owner is nice and polite, but not everything is up to snuff. He controls the malt mill which is nice. It produces a good crush without fiddling. His hops however, are stored in ziploc bags. They should be at least vacuum packed, not to mention in nitrogen filled packs. It leaves the, actually extensive, selection a bit dull on aroma and flavor. This kind of stinks. His malt selection, unlike the hops, is not extensive. The prices are also a bit high. I am comparing this all to Hop To It in Boulder. Hop To It has its own issues (see my other review) but I definitely prefer it. If it were not for the occasional lack of hops, a 30 min ride to go to Hop To It over the Bald Brewer would be absolutely worth it. Give each a shot. See what you think.

Oh yeah. The Bald Brewer is my go to brewing supply store and I go out of my way, 10 miles, or…read morewhenever I am in town, to stock up on brewing supplies from The Bald Brewer. Whatever craft brew I decide to brew they have the ingredients. Sour Beer it is this weekend. CHEERS.

Haven't had a chance to check out the actual storefront due to their limited hours so review is…read morebased on experience with their beverages. I've tried a few offerings and have to say that I'm disappointed that they're sweetened with cane sugar vs. fruit juice or a lower-glycemic option. For that reason, I will stick with a competitor brand that opts out of using cane sugar.

This is not a review of the storefront. Is a review of the Hello Ginger (Yuzu, ginger, and lemon)…read more Tasty and fun. I would say the ginger overpowers the yuzu. The flavor is more ginger and lemony so if you like those flavors this is the drink for you. I was hoping for a stronger yuzu flavor. Fun drink though with a gingery kick

Made a born day reservation here for 4 and wised it weren't rainy and cold. The views here, despite…read morethe dark clouds, were lovely. So much outdoor space that we will definitely make the drive back on a cool, sunny day. We sat at a massive table that could easily seat a party of 10. Maybe they use these as community tables when they're busy. Either way, it was quite spacious! We ordered ciders and the parents ordered one of their flights to taste some of their traditional ciders. I immediately set down the Blueberry Lime. In love. With ciders, is there really ever a bad one? I think not, lol. The food was amazing as well. It looked scrumptious - presentation was fabulous. Cooked to order but we didn't wait too long. We tried their cactus appetizer which reminded me of grilled onions - tasty. Burgers were on the menu for us. And I loved their salad. So very fresh. Stem uses local sources for their fresh ingredients and it really makes all the difference. My partner had the chicken fried cheeseburger and would have liked more flavor. The breading became soft fast and didn't stand a chance with the gravy, making it a soggy mess. My Fuego, on the other hand, was great (GF CRISPY CHICKEN, FUEGO PICKLES, JALAPENO SLAW, HABANERO JACK, SPICY AIOLI). It was huge but packed well. Our servers were great and checked on us often. Definitely bookmarking Stem to return. They've got so many ciders and craft beers on tap, as well as cocktails to offer. And that view!

Kept hearing about this place, so finally decided to go. It's a great atmosphere with lots of…read moreoptions and a full kitchen. They were slammed and very busy, but our server was fantastic. We got two flights and shared and honestly, I didn't really like any of those sliders except one, blueberry. I thought they were really expensive. We just got two flights and some cider donuts and I think it was $60. That's absurd. The bathroom situation is so dumb. The place is enormous and there's two stalls in the women's bathroom. There was a pretty long line which was not fun. The outside is really neat, but I am not a big fan of going places where kids are running around like lunatics We came, we saw it, but there are better places in my opinion

So I was shopping in the nearby Walmart, which is the ONLY place I have been able to find CO…read morepostcards. Before I left the parking lot, I decided to do a "brewery near me" search. Imagine my surprise when something hitherto unknown to me popped up, Collision Brewing Company. Wow, gotta go. Great place with unique offerings, I particularly liked the "Oil Skick", a black IPA. Photo attached. But I was impressed by the great service at the bar, and the menu. I'll be uploading some menu pictures in a bit, but what really caught my eye were the pierogis! I regret being in a hurry, as I would have loved to have tried. Next time, and ther will be a Next time.

After a day of swimming in the St. Vrain, we had food on the brain. We weren't looking for a…read morebrewery, but for a menu that would work for each person in the group. Collision's offerings looked promising. Dining near the bar was full, so we got a whole room with windows aplenty to ourselves. Our waiter modeled good service. He greeted us quickly, brought waters before I could pick a beer, and quickly returned with my suds and took our order. We strolled down a hallway to the restrooms, passing games in the cool blue light. The bathroom was clean. Urinals are half kegs. I cracked up, then explained them to him. The expansive menu looks surprisingly diverse. I could have had pierogies, birria tacos, chicken fettuccine, PB & J, or one of the selections of burgers and sandwiches. I chose the French Dip on Asiago bread with a cup of green Chile. I could only eat half a sandwich, but knew leftovers would be gone by morning. This was one of the better French Dips I have had in a while. Green Chile? I came here from New Mexico and am not often impressed. This stuff was truly hot and had great flavor. Win win. The kids' steak plate has to be one of the best values I have seen eating out in Colorado. $10.95 w side. It stood out and did not disappoint. One of them was more well-done than medium rare, but stayed tender. Great seasoning. Beer: I l checked ratings, finding their highest-rated brew, GTA, a barrel-aged rye stout that definitely exceeded expectations. I agree with the high ratings. Shout out to our server for letting an adult who wasn't very hungry grab a kids' steak. Shout out to the prices, which would provide value even with lesser food. My sandwich came at a 2019-20 Denver price, at least $5 less than equally good comps in 2025. 4.5 stars round up to five. Recommended.

Great new place with scratch kitchen and good beer. I'm not even a beer guy, but the Mexican Hot…read moreChocolate stout is pretty great. Fried green beans amazing. The burgers are greatness. Good selection, good service

we went here because Yelp rated it #1 burger place in Longmont, CO. Dont make the same mistake…read more incompetent waiter never put in order. incompetent owner, having only 2 tables left before closing didn't realize the waiter didn't put in order. after 45 minutes and 3 "check ins", she realized.....but forget it, I like to eat before 9:00. goodbye.

Great experience and great customer service. They are so sweet. I love going there. It makes me…read morehappy when I go.

We absolutely love their ciders. So much so that we compare all others to them. The peach!! The…read morevanilla bourbon!!! The cherry pear!!! It's all amazing. Totally appreciate that the tap room (other location) is adult only. Service is fantastic and friendly. Wish they had a better menu. But we are going for cider.

Good drinks, good food, good vibes. 300 Suns had all the beers I love. The descriptions for them…read moreare all amazing too. I wonder who wrote them. Seth provided amazing service and was fun to talk to. He recommended all the yummy stuff for us and even took my side of fried green beans vs cheese curds. He's not wrong, cheese curds are more popular and fried green beans are less commonly found. We freaking love the fried green beans! So deliciously coated with the batter and it goes so well as a beer pairing! My favorite was the Strawberry Vanilla Sour and the Radler, the orange juice and the lemonade on top of the cream ale was so tasty and refreshing! My partner got the Psychotic Balaclava Horchata Imperial Stout as it was award winning and the Lazy Hazy Crazy Day-z NEIPA, both are yummy too. A lot of ppl are here for the food to go with their beers, we'd have to come back for a proper meal next time. Get the green beans if you're here for beers!

Nice place for lunch! Didn't have any of the alcohol but food is great, service is friendly, and…read morethe place is clean and bright.

Now, 12 Degree Brewing has a sleeper. As everyone knows, their main claim to fame is beer, and…read morewhile the beer is mighty n' unique, it's the Fish N' Chips that rocked my world! They were battered to perfection, fried to the ideal crisp and served with equally tasty fries. They should really be an everyday menu item instead of a special. In my opinion, just saying. :) Service was spot on friendly! The ambiance was very chill with indoor and outdoor sitting. I'd say this is a solid option to check out if in the Louisville area.

I don't drop 5a that often, but the quality of service, Belgian Ales, made-to-order food (at least…read morethat's how it seems), and service were five star across the board. Top of my list - the he patty melt. Locally sourced ground beef, great balance with cheese, and pickled onions that put this on my "next level " list. I'll go out of my way to bring friends and family to Louisville, and specifically , here in the future.