Yahoo! We have a brewery in Highlands Ranch! Ok, so it's really in Lone Tree, but that's close enough!! GREAT staff, incredibly friendly & they do everything they can to make your visit a good one. The beers are really good as well, especially considering they have only been open for only a couple of months. I am happy if it's hoppy, so the Double IPA makes me smile. I have a rule that if you can read a paper through the glass, it's not worth drinking (I know, snob...), but the Helles has completely changed my mind on that one! I won't waste any more time talking about my likes, go visit LTB & see & taste for yourself, you will not be disappointed. And be sure to tell them that Menorah Mike told you to come! read more

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You will have a very hard time finding a brewery that cares more about their customers, and their brews are absolutely fantastic. Best brewery in the suburbs. read more

A brewery that is kid friendly and non-heavy beer-drinker friendly! A lot of Denver-area breweries have beers that are super hoppy and too bitter for my taste, but this brewery has a wide selection of easy-to-drink brews! I have really enjoyed the pumpkin ale, the toasted coconut brown, and the vanilla caramel amber. I know all of my favs sound like "girlie beers" but they pack a lot of flavor that even men would enjoy! I have really liked coming here on Friday evenings - they have live music on the weekend, which has been awesome! There are alway a lot of young people here including younger parents with little kids who have plenty of room to groove. Great after work spot! read more

Lone Tree Brewery is a busy location but laid back and fun location. There are several TV on walls to view local and national games. Our group went on Sunday afternoon and was very surprised at the number of people. They have a local food truck that was on site for dinner. Unfortunately, we arrived after the group and they were not serving some of the items on the menu. The group like the variety of beers. The beer has several interesting flavors. The Mexican Lager is one of their Flagship beers, along with Peach Pale Ale, Simcoe IPA, Red Ale. They offer a seasonal cucumber wheat and Biere De Printemps. As with most places, they offer limited release. When we were there they had Mocha Stout, Imperial Red, Nelson Sauvin Lager, Hopped Malt Liquor, London Session IPA and Wee Heavy. (8.2% ABV) There is a separate space away from the bar if you choose the quieter side. It is a dog friendly and baby friendly atmosphere. You will enjoy the vibe that Lone Tree offers. read more

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Great beer and great food trucks, especially Little Big Sandwich truck- Italian sandwich if you can coordinate your visit

I like the Peach Pale Ale. I had a couple during a golf tournament and had taken some back home in previous years. The young lady on the beer cart suggested that I visit the brewery. Lone Tree has a very nice tap room and a good selection of beers. In addition to the Peach Pale Ale, I tried their Berliner Weiss flavored with raspberry and it was very good. read more

My husband and I love Lone Tree Brewing. When we first moved down to Lone Tree from Denver we were sad to be leaving all the fabulous breweries. But we have found some good ones, like Lone Tree Brewing, down here. This is a huge space, two different rooms and large patio. Live music on Fridays, food cart most times. Kid friendly, dog friendly! They always have a couple seasonal beers, like a pumpkin nitro this fall, but in general a good variety of beers for all. They stock kombucha for those who aren't drinking. read more

I really want to like this place but after three visits I'm not sure I can. I like the brew and convenient food truck close to main entrance (do not buy the chicken and waffles lol), but have been underwhelmed by the staff. I don't get it. I'm not expecting a "Disney Smile" but it feels like they are not happy to be there. Tonight, the female bar tender again seemed like she would rather be doing something else. Perhaps it's just been a bad luck or timing when I've gone. I will probably give it one more chance (like a mentioned, I really want to like this place) read more

This was a great place to just relax, try a few beers, and watch the Rockies. Beer flights are $2 per beer, and you can pick as many as you want. They don't serve food here, but you can bring food in. I do wish it was a little easier to grab some grub close by (without driving anywhere), but there are no options there in the small strip mall they are located in. read more

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The location is not horrible and there is a lot of space. They keep it clean so atmosphere is solid. Their beers are very good to good. There is nothing here that isn't worth a second chance, so worth a visit. I've enjoyed the employees, who give great customer service. read more

I happened across this place on Yelp while searching for a place near-ish the Interstate that was also dog friendly. Winner! We sat on the patio because it was a nice day, but noticed that dogs were allowed inside, as well (not the tasting room) - awesome. There was a decent variety of beers, and my favorite was the Peach Pale Ale; not overly fruity, but super refreshing. Hubby had 2 flights, and our friends tried the Belgian Pale, Peach Pale Ale, and the Cucumber one. We enjoyed it all, and the prices were reasonable. They don't serve food, but it appears a different food truck parks here daily. The 'Mama Said Eat' truck served up delicious Southern eats the day we visited- chicken and waffles, pulled pork wraps, mac and cheese, green chili cornbread, etc. Great beer accompaniments! Dog friendly brewery, chill atmosphere, tasty/cheap beers all merit 5 stars. Deducting 1 star because I never saw a server out on the patio, hence trash and empty glasses littered the tables and were never cleared. We carried all of our glasses back inside to the bar, and picked up a bunch of trash and menus that were being blown around by wind gusts. Highly recommend keeping the area staffed, if only to clear tables. Otherwise, an excellent experience all-around! read more

On a recent date night, my date and I found our way to Lone Tree Brewing. What better way to get to know each other than by sampling delicious beers at a brewery? That is a rhetorical question, FYI. There is no better way, clearly. There's no standard flight sampler here, only à la carte, which I prefer, actually! Try whichever you think sounds interesting and go for it! Each flight is a 6 oz pour, which was perfect for splitting between the two of us. I believe we ordered about 6 flights: the clear stand out was the schwarzbier, which sadly is only seasonal, and by the time we were ready for pints, it was all gone! But never fear, there were many other tasty brews from which to choose. I opted for a pint of the Peachtree. This beer has just enough hops to be on the brink of me not liking it, but just enough that it's palatable and super refreshing. For me, LTB's best brews were their darker ones, like the oatmeal stout and the red. With all of this beer consumption, thankfully a food truck was on hand, baking some seriously tasty pizzas. I believe they were called Bistro Colorado. Awesome awesome! I love me the food truck and brewery love. Overall, I really enjoyed Lone Tree Brewing. The space is wonderful and open, but still small enough to strike up a conversation with your neighbors. The staff was friendly and excited about their beers. Cheers, LTB, for having a great destination on this side of town! I will be making the trek back down here in no time. read more

I tend to be a little apprehensive anytime I go to a new place in the burbs, as I have a feeling that my sole may be crushed by the neurotic soccer moms and yes-dearing husbands I may come in contact with. That being said none of this was true at the Lone Tree Brewing Company. The location was perfect oasis after suffering a shopping trip to IKEA. I had numerous samples of their beers at $2 a pop and enjoyed everything I had. I made a point to try all of their World Beer Cup entries and I thought each were well balanced and delicious. None knocked my socks off, but all varied between hoppy and high alcohol content to drinkable and bordering on session beers. I found myself really enjoying the vibe and not really wanting to hightail it out of there as is my usual experience in the Lone Tree area. My guess is that this brewery is a local treasure and I'm sure the people that live close love the relaxed vibe and great beers being served up. I highly recommend anyone in the area to sit back relax and have cold one here! read more

Some good beers up in here! I'm normally not a fan of the beers at the lighter end of the spectrum because they are usually light on flavor too. After sampling a flight of 7 of their beers I ended up NOT taking home a growler of their IIPA and instead brought home a growler of their Helles. Full flavored and smooth. The perfect hot as hell outside kinda beer! PS anyone that knows me knows my affinity for hot food. I have to say the chili beer here had a weird effect on me. Sip, taste, swallow, cough my ass off, followed by mild chili sting? repeat... and again.... and again.... couldn't not cough. That kind of cough you get when you inhale fumes from cooking with a hot chile. I'm taking a can or two of tomato juice, Clamato, or V-8 the next time I head down this way... just sayin' read more

I have found, yes found, the long lost beer of my wishes. I have wished, out-loud even, for a great tasting (malty, not hoppy) light beer. I wanted a beer with taste that didn't contain so much alcohol that I could drink more than one. Don't get me wrong, I love a strong Imperial Stout...once in a while. But, for a nice "brunch" beer or hot summer day beer... Here it is: LONE TREE ENCYCLOPEDIA BROWN ALE Only 3.8%, but nice flavor. Ahh, light beer with color and good taste. I read my old review and realized it was written over 4 years ago. I had to write a new one. Come and get a beer. LONE TREE ACRES O'GREEN IRISH RED at 6% is a classic. Oh...dogs are welcome. Popcorn is free. Restrooms are a little old. But lots of good beer choices. And a nice short walk from my home. See you soon. read more

A great place to swing by for a beer or two {I actually had the tasting flight} before dinner in Park Meadows. Everyone was super friendly, the vibe was really relaxed & chill. I'm not a beer lover but I was with my husband & our friends who all love beer. Hubby got an IPA & really liked it. I got the tasting flight & was shocked that as a strictly "Corona with Lime" beer drinker there were only 2 of the 7 that I didn't care for. Lone Tree Brewing may have turned me in to a beer lover. read more

The beer here is great, the people here are even better! By far our favorite brewery here in Denver!

Chill place to grab a pint, friendly worker. Very spacious tap room and patio. The Mt. Massive Black IPA was great! Their digital signage is connected to the Untappd app, so if you check in on Untappd your name will appear on their screen, cool technology! read more

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I love beer. I love tasty beer. I love local, tasty beer. It was a no-brainer that I was going to love Lone Tree Brewing. I like almost all of the beers they offer. Currently, their Acres O'Green Red is my favorite. I also like the Ariadne blonde, and the Mountain Mama Helles. I wasn't a huge fan of the German LTB whatever that they had on tap the other weekend, but that's really the first thing I've tried and been indifferent on. The ONLY real negative thing I have to say is that their beer gives me a screaming headache almost immediately. It's like an insta-hangover-- 5 minutes after finishing glass #2, I want to die. This doesn't happen with any other beer or wine-- just Lone Tree's. Perhaps I just need to do some more trial and error, which I will happily do! read more

Solid beers, nothing too special. The dill rye ipa isn't for me, tasted like a pickle and I'm a pickle lover and couldn't get on board. I really like the free popcorn and that you can have dogs on the patio still. The patio could use some lighting though. Would go back but it's nothing too special. read more

LTB is the reward for braving the whole Park Meadows vortex of retail. They have had two Pale Ales recently (Peachtree and Outa Range). I'm on a Pale thing lately so I love this. What started me coming in so often was the Irish Red and the popcorn machine. My son loves popcorn. They also have a soft drink station, additional snacks behind the bar and various food trucks stopping by regularly. Bring your own food too, it encouraged. Also, TVs so those game fans can get your fix. Why 5 stars? Because the beer is excellent, they are pulling off the suburban thing without being lame, and the crowd is mixed from parents to slightly-hipster. I very good vibe over-all. read more

If you are new to Colorado, you should know, this state loves its beers. That being said, Lone Tree Brewery is one I recommend to any beer lover. The brewery gives off great vibes! They have seating options available inside and out. They are a dog-friendly establishment; in case anyone wants their animal companion to join them for a drink. Just in case you come hungry, they usually have some sort of food truck option. On the menu when I went, Hawaiian influenced food! They had a wide variety of beers and each one I tasted, was incredibly tasty! Loved my experience at Lone Tree and I will definitely be back! read more

Really liked this brewery. Had 5oz pours of lager, Pilsner and Hefeweizen. Loved them all. Partner had an IPA and enjoyed! Had to have the chicken and waffles and fried pickles from the food truck and they did NOT disappoint. read more

Lone Tree is super spacious, so it's not hard to get a seat at the bar or a table. They always have good food trucks. A great beer selection. Make a point to visit! read more

We had a great time here yesterday! It's a little tough to find...basically in a row of blah looking buildings...but if you're scouting, you can find it! It's very open and we sat at the bar with several other people. The staff is VERY friendly and so is the clientele. I personally am not a huge beer drinker (more of a wino) but I do enjoy the good stuff now and then (no Coors or Bud for me!). They will let you try anything before you buy it or you can also buy a taster for $2.00. I thought the free taste was the sampler because it was quite big, but it wasn't. So yea for that. I had the stout which was pretty good. It wasn't as full tasting as some of the others I've had- probably more on par with a Guinness- but it had nice flavor. I personally got more coffee than chocolate, but that could be due to its thinner quality. My husband first tried the Hefe and neither of us liked that. It didn't have the traditional weight of a regular Hefe. He ended up with the Blonde and that was good. It's nice they'll allow you to bring in food and like I said, very friendly vibe to the place. We had a great time and it's definitely a welcomed addition to the area. read more

Lone Tree is a nice place, some decent beers .. friendly people. finding it wasn't super difficult but it was definitely in an unexpected place, drove by and had to turn around. had samples of most everything the had and they were all delicious and pretty true to style .. there was one i really liked - i think we were there on the first day they had it available - a chili pepper beer, not too hot for me, nice peppery vegetal finish. worth checking out if you are near by, not too far off the highway. read more

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Awesome! Would be even more awesome if it wasn't so far from my house :) Came in this afternoon with a group of friends to continue our Sunday Funday. Staff here is freaking awesome. Beer here is great! I don't like dark beer. It's just not my thing. However with that being said the Oatmeal Stout here kicks ass!! I split a beer sampler of all 8 beers with a friend and that stout was my favorite. I also am not typically an IPA kind of girl but the lighter IPA they had here was delicious. Love that you can have food ordered in and that it wasn't crowded. I will be back for sure! read more

Husband said the beer was great, but I didn't really care so much for it (the red or the pale ale were the ones I tried). He's the beer guy though, so trust his opinion on that one. The place is laid out a little strange, but it might have been the very high ceiling that throws me off about it. The bar is long and looks newer, and there's a bunch of tables with chairs if you want to get a seat there. The bartender was nice, but when it came time to pay it was hard to get his attention. I also asked him for a water which I never got, but I noticed cups on the water fountain in the hallway so I got myself one. They don't serve food (other than a popcorn machine) but have two binders of local delivery menus (which is very helpful though we didn't use them). The bathrooms are in the hallway (they share space in a business cluster location) but the other business was closed when we went in, so there wasn't an issue with running into business folk while drinking beer. We probably won't be back because we do breweries once and then move on, but I wouldn't mind coming back if I had to. read more

Cool place with great beer selection and a nice dog-friendly patio. Nice staff with great product knowledge. Wish we lived closer so we could make this a regular stop, but 1500 miles is a bit far. read more

This is definitely a bare bones sort of place. The atmosphere isn't great. They could have added some character. There's no food besides the popcorn machine and bags of chips that you can buy (unless the food trucks are parked outside). But this is not a place that you go to because you want to experience the atmosphere or eat the food. You go there because it has delicious beer. We had fun ordering samples of each beer. There are eight two ounce samples, so splitting it with a friend or significant other is a good idea. Acres O'Green was our favorite. I want to go back when the food trucks are there- it's hard for me to drink a good beer and not have food to accompany it! read more

I went here a couple of months ago with some friends to try their beer. I had never had it before but found out about the brewery on Yelp after looking for micro breweries in the area. The place only serves beer but they have good beer. The day I was there they also had a pizza oven outside making pizzas (a different business) that smelled really good. I'm a fan of Wheat Beers and Pale Ales and I liked both of the ones I had. I will definitely have to come back soon and have a couple of cold ones with my friends. read more

If only I was closer--luckily I come to lone tree often. They REALLY care about their beer; they also know all about beer--history, science, all of it. They have a space that might make you wonder, "why not have ANY food?". The brewer says he wants to just focus on the beer. The 2nd time I went there was actually a lot of people bringing food and/or getting delievery. They also have chips you can buy. My test of a brewery is always the IPA and then something light--like a lager or pilsner. They nailed them both. The hop tree double IPA is the best I've had in a loooong time. I live in CO Spgs, but I get growlers from lonetree more than anywhere else! read more

I came into Lone Tree on a nice warm Saturday. First thing I noticed was that it was quite busy (which is always a good sign) and there were puppies galore. Turns out they were doing an event that day with the Humane Society which was great, on top of everyone else that had a canine companion while they got a brew. We had both the Abbey and the Vanilla Carmel Amber, and they were both fantastic beers. The Abbey was the perfect level of fine Belgian flavors and malt. The Vanilla Carmel had a light vanilla flavor, and a smooth aftertaste. It was on Nitro, so we ordered a couple of those, and they also had it on CO2, and we loved it so much we took a growler home. We tried a touch of the Peach Pale Ale as well, and decided it's about the perfect beer for when it's 100 degrees out and you're fishing on the lake. The tasting room was very spacious, we sat at the bar, and there were a lot of tables both inside and out. We'll definitely be back again. read more

Pretty great beer, and regular food truck schedules = good place for dinner with friends. I've been here half-a-dozen times and will continue to stop by whenever I can. I love starting with a sampler and finding a good beer to get a pint of. It's all B.Y.O.Food so sometimes I hit up the food truck if they have something that looks good, sometimes I pick up a sub sandwich on the way there. They also have popcorn for free. And we happened upon Trivia Nite recently and that was fun too. read more

Oktoberfest! Lone Tree is a cool place to hang out and sip some tasty brews. The hubs and I went one Saturday and it was full on German music! We were a tad disappointed in the fact that we could not order samplers because of the sheer volume of people they were expecting. We were ok with that. Their Porter and Oktoberfest were the main hits with us. Love the vibe and can't wait to head back for some tasty brews! read more

Had the Arawyn chili beer with a Bloody Mary chaser!! The chili was pretty strong so if you like a brew with a strong bite, this is the one to get while it is on tap!! It's seasonal so will not last too long read more

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Fun place for a craft beer they also have live music on occasion. Prices are very reasonable, but the selection of beers could use some more variety. While they have 10+ beers on tap about half were pale ales. Big plus for me is it is only a mile from my house. read more

Lone Tree Brewing - Breweries Near Me - Lone Tree, Colorado

Really solid beers. Flavorful, malty and satisfying finishes. Brewery is not separated from the general seating area leaving a very pleasant Aroma of fresh Brewing hops throughout. My only complaint was sitting at the bar there was a very notable essence of dirty mop water or that typical College bar smell of wood rot and mildew. read more

Our most fav place. Brings a laid back urban vibe to the burbs. Great beers mostly great food trucks. Super staff. Third trivia night is fun expansion gives people a place without kids and dogs if they want. (Need to add Tv on the new side before the Broncos get rolling). read more

Lone tree is a really great brewery. I've been going there for almost three years now and it has grown in size and popularity. They are even building a over 21 lounge right beside their main tap room now. read more