Came with friends on a Friday evening. Parking is always a challenge but we found a spot about a…read moreblock away. There was a concert going on in their outdoor space. We headed in to the brewery. I had Moondoor Dunkel because I love the dark beers. It was a nice Dunkel. The taproom space was very loud. There is no sound dampening at all so it was really hard to carry on a conversation. It was too cold and drizzly to sit outside as we would have moved otherwise. We sat near the door to the brewhouse. There were employees periodically entering and exiting the door. Whenever that happened there was a very unpleasant waft of off smell. It did not smell like wort or fermentation but more methane like. We finished our beers and headed out.

This place is huge and AMAZING. Huge area for any bug or small group to meet up, anyone who just…read morewants to come work or sit while they enjoy a beverage. I can see many great events for groups or family get togethers. Dogs welcome and kids too. Many indoor and outdoors areas with an enclosed pavilion. There's parking onsite or plenty off street or parking lot close by. Somedays they have live music. They also have great event and annual fest! Just a GREAT space. There is a good rotating food truck schedule or can order pizza from the corner, Urban Field. They are have many award winning beer. Read it all here https://www.wibbybrewing.com Good crowds in every age groups. Come book your events here. Just a fantastic place.. BRAVO! We will be back often!

Went with a group. I preface with sours don't like me. I know this going in. They do have items on…read moretheir menu that are not sour but spontaneous fermentation is their specialty so if you can, try it! My husband on the other hand is a wild ale fan so he was a happy camper. General consensus from the group we were with was this place would be worth another visit in the future. Everyone seemed to be enjoying their brews.

Our friends moved to Thornton recently and have been talking about how awesome primitive is, so…read morethey took us to check it out earlier. A very cool but smallish space with their beer barrels for decor. They specialize in lambics and sours and had about 30 beers to choose from if you include bottles. They also have several guest lambics including lots of 3f. I had a scoville stout which was tasty. Not as spicy as expected but with a nice touch of cinnamon. My fiance had one of their specials which was a hot beer served in a coffee mug. It's similar to mulled wine mixed with cider and was really delicious. The bartender was the owner Brandon, who was super nice and knowledgeable about craft beer in the area. Pro tip: it's always cold in the taproom in the winter so make sure you have your jacket.

My wife and I have made visiting breweries on vacation a thing we do...so of course, on our first…read moretrip to Berthoud, we had to try out the local taps! Berthoud Brewing is a smaller venue with a nice patio, and a limited number of taps...not surprising for a smaller brewery, and keeps the decision fatigue at a minimum. We did a flight of their 5 beers, and while only one of them really hit the spot for me, any craft beer nerd (like us!) would enjoy stopping by for a flight! Friendly service, friendly patrons...all in all, definitely a place we would visit again! Craft beer is about experiences, and Colorado is rife with micro and nano breweries. If you like beer, and a low-key vibe, you absolutely should stop by Berthoud Brewing!

Went here today. Bartender was not wearing a mask. Did not feel welcoming. Order some beer to…read morego. Got a lot of dirty looks because we were wearing mask. Hopefully the beer is good.

Rule105 Brewing was a brewery in Greeley that I went to in the not too distant past. I got a…read morevariety of different beers here and by the time the beer experience with this brewery was finished Steve and I tried about five different beers of theirs and it gave us a really good idea what kind of quality to expect from this particular brewery. The first beer that I had was the Honey Helles. I do love Helles Lagers and I do especially like it when honey is an ingredient for beer. This was a good example of balancing that beer style and having the presence of honey in the flavor profile. Other things for your taste buds to look for is grainy and earthiness upon your tongue. Definitely a nice beer for the summer but in my case any season is good to have this one. After that we had the Chill Pill Bavarian Style Pilsner. Another good and solid beer from this brewery. Flavor features with this pilsner is saltiness and breadiness. Tasting the bready was an extra plus as we do love a beer that has breadiness at work for flavors. Moving on from that we had the Perfect Patio Porter. Once again... a very solidly made beer that was very good. Flavors to look for on this porter is coffee, vanilla, chocolate and a very nice mellowness to this dark beer. We drifted to red ales after the porter and got the Red Fox Irish Red Ale. This had very pleasant notes of caramel, maltiness , sweet and clean aftertaste to this very well balanced beer. Our final one was one that was still good but felt like it was our least favorite and that was the Fattyboogler, a Scottish Ale with maltiness, sweet and clean flavor features and a smooth body. I am very picky with Scottish Ales so that is part of what was at play here but also it just wasn't one of their beers that hit us on the same level as the others but only by a slim margin. Greeley is really getting a nice brewery scene these days and Rule105 Brewing is a stop that should be made to see what craft beers the city has to offer if you are out and about checking out breweries and doing a tour of them.

Went here the other day. Bartender and staff were great but some entitled jerk named Randy kept…read moreruining everyone's time. Loud and disrespectful...no idea why. He was bragging he owned the place or used to be the brew king or something ridiculous. I'll try going again but if that guy is there I recommend leaving.

This is a really nice brewery that for some reason doesn't pop up when you search for "Loveland…read moreBreweries" on google. When I say nice, think more like Gordon Biersch than your local order-at-the-bar brewery. It's a fancy restaurant and the bar serves wine & cocktails as well as beer. They don't have a deep taplist, but there is definitely something for everyone. This isn't an IPA heavy brewery, they have a nice variety.

Really cute place. Beer is great. Service was okay. Food was meh. Worst crème brûlée I've ever had…read morein my life. It was chunky, watery and burnt. Next time I won't come hungry.

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.

Friendly service at the indoor bar, with sweeter cider than I recall, and lots of kids. Brace…read moreyourself for Chucky Cheese Meets Cider bar, with good music. I'm not sure why, but the Cider just seems to have declined in quality? Too bad. "Crisp" is now "syrup?" Odd how prices increase taste decreases.

Good food, Dave and Kat owners and really great people, serve you. Very friendly place,!with a…read moreunique pub atmosphere we love coming here because it is unique. No better bourbon or tequila selection anywhere. They both have been in this industry their whole lives and they do it right. Chuck and Mary

One and done...never again! Stopped into Loveland Tap and…read moreTavern with a group of six and were met with the warm, welcoming hospitality of... a brick wall. The lady bartender, who I think is also the owner (yes, the one starring in their TV ads) acted like we were a total inconvenience. She'd drop a drink off at the table like it was a burden, and never once checked on anyone else's empty glass. After the third time of her breezing past us, I finally called out to ask for another round and was rewarded with the most dramatic eye roll I've seen since high school. The place was grungy, the service sucked, and the drinks weren't even that cold. Honestly, I've had warmer welcomes from vending machines. Safe to say I'll be tapping out of this tavern for good. Loveland has plenty of places that actually appreciate your business....and this just isn't one of them.

We really liked the relaxed environment of this brewery. There are indoor and outdoor seating…read moreoptions and the bartender was a nice woman. We really enjoyed the beers. German Style Pilsner (great) Blackberry Lemon Sour (excellent) Irish Red (excellent) Nitro Oatmeal Stout (great)

Stopped by Upslope in Boulder and really liked it. Grabbed a flight and everything was good, but…read morethe German-style pilsner was definitely my favorite--super crisp and easy to drink. The nitro stout was solid too, nice and smooth. I also got the California chicken sandwich and it hit the spot. The roasted red pepper mayo made it. Fries were hot and crispy, no complaints there. Lastly, HUGE SHOUT OUT to the bartender SAIJA! So welcoming, friendly and knowledgeable. Quickly made great beer and menu recommendations while balancing a full bar! I guarantee whatever you're paying her isn't enough, give that girl a raise! It's in kind of an industrial area but somehow still has a really chill, neighborhood vibe. Just felt like an easy place to hang out. I'd come back.