Dude. What a great yelp find. Great service, beer (I loved…read morethe raspberry ale) apps, and entree. Our bartender made awesome recommendations- so trust them! I loved the amazeballs appetizer (trust me) The gyro was solid (though I didn't love the tzatziki) and hubby got the turkey burger which he loved.

The fish and chips here were excellent, the beer batter was very flavorful and crispy and the red…read moreale I had accompanied it well. They have some good options for Happy Hour that are decently priced, otherwise I felt that the prices were a little inflated. The ambiance wasn't my favorite, they were blasting loud techno music on a weekday afternoon and it was distracting from the meal and conversation. Service is average

Absolutely amazing. Found it near me, also in my…read moreHopPassport. Amazing beers, even had their homemade Root Beer! They seller other local drinks, both alcoholic and non.

They have their own parking lot. The staff was welcoming…read more I chose the Honey Brown, an American porter. It was nice. It went well with the take out we got from a nearby place. We were originally sitting outside, as it was a lovely day. Two moms arrived with three children each plus dogs and took ownership of the outdoor space. The kids were not interested in sitting in chairs. They were bumping into our chairs and table so we moved ourselves inside.

Strange Craft is a super chill brewery tucked away in a place that you would have never seen…read moreunless, like me, you have a friend that recommends it or if you look it up. I am glad my friend recommended it and I look forward to going back. I got a mango sour beer and it was delightful with nice and not overwhelming taste. They also have festive beers like the gingerbread beer. The thing that makes this place stand out though is the people. Tyler was an awesome bartender and a great person to make conversation with. I would go back just for him.

I have a weekly meetup with my church group. We choose a different brewery bimonthly to support…read moresmall businesses throughout the city. We're not a rowdy bunch, less than a dozen of us, meet just shy of two hours for a thematic discussion in the early evening, but after happy hour. All that said, my first time at Strange was two weeks ago. I'd heard about this place for years from one of my friends, but never been. What a low-key, great place! The bartenders were chill. The prices were incredibly reasonable for craft, microbrew and a most excellent selection as you could want. The folks that seemed to be regulars were friendly... can see why my friend has been going there for so long, now! And, hello, shopping center parking in a quasi-industrial area that totally felt safe?! I'm definitely throwing this place back in the hat for another rotation here!

Fairly small selection compared to some breweries but the sour was very flavorful and bonus points…read morefor a pup friendly patio! I liked that it wasn't super packed/felt like a more local spot :)

Another great brewery find. We were close to the area and wanted to kill some time. Thought a nice…read morecold beer would do the trick and it definitely was. I had the love letter which is a sour beer and it was the perfect amount of sour it was not over powering it was just right. Also the clarito a Mexican lager was also great. Refreshing and crisp. Great service. You order at the counter and find a seat. Plenty of seating. Very spacious place. Nice decoration lots of plants and they have games boards.

Great bar and Ambiance! I just wish they served holiday drinks for being a Holiday pop up bar. The…read moreowner was friendly and welcoming!

This place is so amazing if you love Christmas like I do!! The decorations are amazing and the…read moredrinks are super delicious! I hope that they continue to do this every year and I also wouldn't be upset if it remained open all year long.

There are moments when human beings believe they are on a quest for higher knowledge. And then…read morethere are moments when they are just heavy objects being pulled toward the earth by gravity, wanting nothing more than a chair, a cooked piece of dough, and a cold glass of beer to dull the edges of the evening. The remarkable thing is that the second quest often yields the greater joy. Five of us, all varying degrees of exhausted from a long day of sightseeing, stumbled into Odell Brewing's Sloan's Lake Brewhouse at the corner of 17th and Perry. We were not looking for a miracle. We were looking for a soft place to land. We ordered our dinner, then ventured up to the rooftop patio, which looks out over the lake. I'm told that when the entire surrounding landscape isn't engulfed in flames that you can clearly see the jagged spine of the Rocky Mountains from up there. It is a very fine place to sit while the planet rotates away from the sun. They have a second bar up there that is just as well stocked as the one on the main floor, and the space was filled with the pleasant, low-grade hum of people who were glad to be alive and not currently looking at a screen. The kitchen turns out scratch-made pizzas, so we ordered a Margherita and a Garden Harvest. You must understand something about the five of us: we come from Central and Northern New Jersey. In our part of the world, opinions about pizza are not casual preferences; they are inherited like family heirlooms or chronic joint pain. To say that a group of Jersey natives found these pizzas to be genuinely good is a small miracle of regional diplomacy. They weren't trying to imitate a New York slice. They were just honest, well-baked pies with fresh ingredients, which is an honorable thing for a pizza to be. Then there was the beer. According to their website, this location houses a 10-barrel pilot system where they brew experimental, small-batch R&D beers you can't get anywhere else. I believe them. The fruited sour we sampled was bright and lively, the sort of beer that makes you wonder why so many other breweries get the style completely wrong. The porter was equally memorable, rich, dark, and smooth, with deep roasted notes that made it far too easy to drink. It was a beautiful piece of liquid craftsmanship. The staff was fast and entirely devoid of the plastic, rehearsed cheer you so often find in corporate franchises. They brought things out before we had time to grow cranky, and they seemed genuinely glad we had wandered into their corner of Denver. We had expected a purely transactional exchange of money for calories before going to sleep. Instead, we got a rooftop at dusk, exceptional beer, and the sudden, sweet realization that the day had ended exactly as it should. People are strange, fragile creatures, but occasionally we stumble into the right table at the right time.

This pizza had no business being this good!!! I didn't expect much from food at a brewery, but it…read morewas delicious and the perfect stop before a concert! Service at the bar was great, and atmosphere is fun, casual, and family friendly.

This brewery is combined with Little Arthur's Hoagies. And omg, the hoagies are to die for. You've…read moregot to go. From someone raised in South Jersey, they do it right. Service was great, good beers, and we look forward to catching an Eagles game here. Only downside is the space is super small. I hope they can find and open a bigger space!

An amazing taproom with an outstanding selection of beers . The 5 different double IPA's total blew…read moreme away. ALL beers are imported by the keg. Over 25 selections available. And they have an amazing cheesesteak eatery attached to the taproom. Its called Little Arthur's.

I've been to the original Westbound & Down in Idaho Springs, which I already love ~ but this…read moreDowntown Denver taproom is a straight-up VIBE. Tucked inside the Free Market alleyway at Dairy Block, this smaller satellite location delivers big on atmosphere. The tap list is thoughtfully curated, and the real standout is the space itself. The seating areas feel intentionally designed, cozy, and creative ~ and they rotate the layout every couple of months, which keeps things feeling fresh. When I stopped by, the main room was set up with comfy couches, lounge chairs, and bean-bag-style seating that practically invites you to settle in. I got so relaxed I ended up hanging out for several hours without even realizing it. It's the kind of place where time disappears in the best way. Shoutout to Joy, the beertender working that day ~ she was fantastic. Super knowledgeable, friendly, and genuinely helpful when talking through the beers. Great service without being overbearing, which always elevates the experience. If you're looking for a spot downtown that feels laid-back, stylish, and thoughtfully curated, this taproom absolutely delivers. I don't get downtown as often as I should, but this place is officially on my "come here more often" list. Love this new taproom ~100% my vibe!!!

Very chill atmosphere and great selection of beer . Ai loved this place only wish they did not…read moreclose so early

Love this spot near the walking outdoor mall strip and old bank turned drag space!…read more It just rained but they had workers wiping tables and games for people. Music, cool decor and a pleasant vibe wrap this spot up as a must visit!

I went here Friday afternoon. The food was good, we had truffle fries, cheesy tots, and funnel…read morefries. All really good!

Stopped in while waiting for my car to get some work done in the area and immediately liked the…read morevibe of this bar. If it were closer to where I live, I'd be going here for sure. It was daytime, therefore quiet, but I still caught the feels of the environment. Campari They have a back seating area, sports memorabilia, games and stuff, a back patio, and hey, they're a Malort bar!!! Everyone should try it, haha. I'm the weirdo that actually likes Malort, along with other bitter stuff like amaros and Campari. What grosses me out is sweet stuff, so I'll take all the bitter stuff. Did you know Malort smells pretty good? Check if it's happy hour! Also, being greeted by that big, fluffster, gentle giant pupster helped with the first impression :)

Guided by the smell of Mile High Smashburger, I had wandered off from a sober arts show down the…read morestreet, actually looking for something to eat when I discovered TrashHawk Tavern. To respect the event I was attending, my objective at Trash Hawk was to obtain a ginger beer to have with my burger. They did not have ginger beer but offered ginger ale. They sat down a drink in my vicinity that had a lime with it and it took a sip, and it turned out to be a margarita that belonged to a nice lady. I was confused why there was a lime. The bartender gave me my ginger ale and made the lady a new margarita. Being a trash panda aficionado, I was delighted with the aesthetics of the place. Someday when I'm not striving for sobriety, I'll be back.