Visiting from Cincinnati, this restaurant did not disappoint. We had excellent food and excellent…read moreservice. JJ, our server, was extremely knowledgeable about the beer selections crafted by Great Divide Brewing. We got a flight...amazing beer!!!

Great place to meet friends, with food and service being better than typical bars…read more A few locations and would take and their craft beers over all other locations.

I always try to swing by while visiting Denver. I love this location because it's their…read moreexperimental spot, there's always a plethora of new beers to try. Our bartender was polite and efficient and the beers, as always, a tasty new experience. There are also many other breweries nearby. We'll be back the next time we're in Denver.

I am a big fan of Odell's ever since the early 90s, and I was excited to get to have it again while…read morevisiting. I was shocked to almost barely recognize the beer on tap and profoundly disappointed in the rotational brews. This place has gone woke and has stopped being a brewery. Please bring back Odell's from the 1990s and early 2000s. This hippie crap needs to stop!!!

This brewery might make parking in rino worth it! My husband and I walked by and stopped in after…read morehearing the live emo music from the street. So glad that we did! Loved listening to the bands, and exploring the huge space. They have olllllld school pinball game, giant jenga, gigantic cornhole, trash can sized beer pong, and ladder ball (normal size). They also have an original Nintendo with Mario. Seating a little tricky, be careful sitting on the benches, they move in odd ways. But loved the tables and chairs upstairs with the perfect view of the stage! Service was my only complaint- I think the first guy at the bar was having a hard time because they were so busy. I waited at the bar for a while without being acknowledged, then by the time he did finally notice me he just held up a finger. Finally a chick came over and took my order, but it took a while. She was perfectly nice, however, and it wouldn't stop me from returning or recommending them. The helles was a decent German beer with a good depth of flavor- I would come back and try their other beers for sure. Highly highly recommend and will absolutely be back for other events! Bring back emo night please!

Came here for a themed night out recently on a Friday night. I haven't been to the space in a few…read moreyears and it seems smaller on the inside than I remembered. They had a section with some large games like beer, pong and cornhole as well as a separate side that had a stage. The upstairs location had some tables and a ton of plants. You could overlook everything from the upstairs. The night was fun, but the place seemed dead for the most part. Kind of surprising for a nice weekend night. There is also a loud rowdy group that was kind of monopolizing all of the large games so we didn't get a chance to play those. Beer was decent although they do add a 20% charge. Might come back in the summer when the weather gets nicer.

Great space and great beer. I have been to Ratio many times and I would say it's one of the great…read morebeer stops in Denver and in RiNo. I love the King of Carrot Flowers beer, which is a pretty orange color from the beta-carotene and it's very tasty, a little bit unique I'd say, also. They have a small outside/side patio. I've come here many times for events, as this is a good place to accommodate a group. There usually aren't food trucks in the times I've been here in the past, which is ok you just have to plan for getting food elsewhere, and there's plently to choose from in the general area. They do also have a few non-beer options, but not hard alcohol or wine, so just know what to expect if there's a non-beer drinker in the group. The beer tastes best right from the tap of the maker!

Service was great! We loved the suggestions and able to sample the beers before committing. We had…read morea great time just chilling and having a beer. Very enjoyable laidback atmosphere and would recommend to anyone!

Funny how I'd been here before 9 years ago but I don't recall. I did make a quick stop in about two…read moremonths ago and they were accommodating for my needs. Today i stopped by after eating at the bbq place next door and was pleased with the service that i received. The choices of beer they have were on time and I liked that they brew locally.

I had the blue sport seltzer drink and it was like drinking a Gatorade, it was very good. Staff…read morewas very friendly, we loved the painting of the building, just a great cute little spot that if your passing you should stop in!

Can't believe I'm just discovering this place. I'm a sucker for a deep beer menu and I'm extra down…read morefor the fun of pouring your own drinks. The service was above and beyond and you really can just drink and chill at your own pace. Very fun selection of beers/ciders/cocktails on draft.

This place rocks! We've come here a few times now for the self-tapping beers, but this is the first…read moretime I've gotten their food. It was super solid! We got a few things to share: the wings with the jalapeño siracha sauce, the cheesesteak, the pizza roll and the buffalo chicken wrap. The wrap looked way better than it was and that was the only thing that wasn't awesome! The cheesesteak was a 5/5 and so were the pizza rolls and wings! I seriously was super shocked at how good the food was! The food didn't come out very quick at all, but we were hanging for a while so it didn't matter! Theres like 50 beers that are self tap and a full bar for mixed drinks!

We were checking out Denver's craft brewery scene and wandered to Full Frame. The service was…read moresuper friendly even though that afternoon there was only 1 bartender/staff working. I enjoyed their beer (the Kolsch) and the overall chill vibe. They had games available and it looks like they host a lot of events (Trivia, etc) they do have the perfect space for it! We sat outside on the patio area to enjoy the nice weather! Lastly, I mean Full Frame is basically photography-themed. They have a beer called Obscura so NATURALLY they had a photobooth (old school style). $6. Took Credit. It was fun!

What a dope spot! Absolutely great menu of beers, awesome prices, friendly staff AND huge garage…read moredoor windows for a breezy sunny day!

that CZECH DAM PILSNER, I tell ya! I am in a weekly church group where we meet up in different…read morebreweries for a couple of hours and engaging discussions. Only in Colorado, home of The Great American Beer Festival, right? That said, this place has always been one of our favorite places. The staff is friendly and has even remembered me, though I'm the rarest of regulars with my group. There always seems to be multiple meetups happening, but the space is big enough to accommodate, especially when it's warm for the little front patio. Even with the noise of people, it's still comfortable to talk and have a great time. For a party of two or a get down and party to raise good cheer, this is a terrific and TASTY place to tip one back!

Always great brews & views. One of my ultimate favorite breweries. I had to drop back in and catch…read more(sip) a flight..... If a Colorado lodge and a craft temple had a love child, it would be Woods Boss Brewing and currently is giving Christmas cabin energy and I'm absolutely here for it. The service is always impeccable here. The vibes are always chill just like the amazing beer that pours out the drafts.

This is a great pet friendly place located in the RiNo Art district...a brewery with craft pizza,…read morecalzones, apps & salads. The vibe is cool with music playing, garage doors that open up to the outdoor patio & a friendly staff. We arrived mid afternoon on a sunny Sunday for pizza. As the owner(s) say, why the name Black Shirt, "it's my symbol of rebellion- Johnny Cash". " Black shirts stand for rebellion, independence, and the courage to stand apart." And their pizzas do stand apart from others! We ordered the War Pig Pizza and a small Caesar Salad. The pizza was topped with a red sauce & a cheese blend, with cotija, pepperoni, prosciutto, bacon, sun-dried tomatoes & a chipotle-maple glaze - it was outstanding! The combination with these ingredients made for a delicious craveable pizza. I especially liked the glaze, more sweet than spicy. However, the salad was just okay, the dressing didn't have a lot of flavor & the lettuce could have been more fresh. Overall a great lunch & I look forward to trying some of their other pizzas as well as their beer.

I have heard such great things about this brewery and people talking about their pizza, that it was…read moretop of mind last time I ordered delivery. What can i say aside from, they are THE BEST! I love their style crust! Thin and crispy but not TOO thin. More NY style which is my fave. The garlic bread was also superior. Get an extra side of marinara if you're saucy like me. I will say, the specialty pizzas get pretty pricey, but I felt ok when ordering the customizable. This is def going to be my goto when I am wanting to order pizza in. YUM!

Delicious rib tips and excellent service! Highly recommend this place. Will definitely be back!read more

Criminally unknown brewery…read more I feel like rino is very well-known in the Denver metro area. Sadly East five points is not, there's a lot of local politics and debate about it. Welton street has had a very hard time making and keeping a name for itself. Spangalang is one of the staples that is keeping it alive. At the end of the day, I guess it's just another local brewery. But there are some garbage local breweries that are getting more notoriety than this brewery with quite frankly less to their name to e title them to that notoriety. I'm in the main itself. It's a reference to the legacy of the neighborhood. I think the legacy of the neighborhood is its greatest, cultural gift, but sadly the thing that seems to be holding it back also. On the whole, the Denver Metro area doesn't seem to be giving Welton street it's due and there's probably no business on this street. That's a better example of that than Spangalang. They make solid beer. They are integrated in the community. They have a good local parents. If you live in the neighborhood, you owe it to everyone in the neighborhood to patronize this local local establishment and your patronage will be rewarded. If you're not from five points if your loss if you don't bother.