A lady we met at Lone Tree Brewing's Parker location highly recommended we give New Terrain a…read morevisit, and we were very pleased that we do. Their expansive patio has great views of North Table Mountain to the west and a sports complex to the south. Their large interior was packed on a late Wednesday afternoon. The bartenders were very pleasant, and they came out to the patio to give our 15 week old husky mix puppy pets and treats. The house made beers were top notch. There was a food truck serving Turkish doner kebabs that were really delicious. We'll happily return to this excellent establishment the next time the winds blow us to Golden.

We've been here a handful of times. The outside area is huge. However, the inside isn't, so if it's…read morebusy, as it was on this chilly Sunday afternoon, seats are hard to come by. We ended up finding two seats adjacent to a larger group. Aside from a lack of seating, the other drawback is no TVs in the main room, so if you're wanting to watch anything (such as the NFL playoffs on this day) you're out of luck. On the bright side, they had a great beer selection...five different malts, so we started with a flight. In order of preference: * Maple bourbon pecan brown * Tmave pivo dark Czech lager * Up and about mocha stout * Black planet imperial porter * Rambler American amber One note, if what we got was actually the Rambler, it's the worst amber we've ever had. It tasted more like an IPA, which we both hate, than an Amber. Didn't care for this one at all. After finishing the flight, we each had a Czech lager followed by the pecan brown. The more of the lager I drank, the less I liked it. It was fine, but not sure I'd get it again. All in all, cool place with good beer. Especially on a nice day where you can sit outside.

This is my favorite brewery in golden. It has the best atmosphere and by far the best tasting beer…read morein all of golden.

With this brewery, I wanna focus on the layout. They have a nice big outside area. Some of it…read morecovered some knot and even though it was colder, you could see where they would set up kegs come summertime with this would be a daily rage for day drinkers... Lol.. everybody here was very friendly and it was a really cool vibe. With that being said the beers I tried were not as wonderful as I would hope they would be. After going to another brewery before here that might be a little bit of a biased opinion, but overall, this is a fun place to come check out and have a good time.

The beer always goes well ! You know some breweries you…read morewalk into and they are trying a little too hard to come across a certain way, the in crowd, then you taste why they need to try so hard on the image. Cannonball is the exact opposite of those breweries! Always great beer, always super fun folks, when it's above zero there's even always a couple of pooches on one of their two patios! No BS just always GB!!

Wow, I've seen the cannonball while driving through town on family visits to the area but after…read morebeing encouraged to "not miss this place" I decided to drop in and I was NOT disappointed. This is a beer persons brewery. A beer makers brewery. I beer drinkers paradise. No foofie cloudy beers here (I hope) but many choices from perfect Pilsners to standard-setting west coasts. Don't miss it! Great service, friendly people and the best beer around.

Great brewery in Golden! Busy on a Saturday but beer tender was on top of it. Great beer selection…read moreand plenty of seating indoors and outdoors!

I'm going to rate this place 4.5. But there are definitely some flaws. Lots of tables inside and…read moreoutside. Dog friendly. Lots of board games, pinball, pool table, foosball and table tennis. They package most of their beers. Cans and bottles. But the individual and 4packs are pricy compared to other breweries. Even the tasters were pricy. Tried Morning Bell (Barleywine), Town Hall (Helles lager), Chanterelle De Garde (Farmhouse) and Tape Machine (hazy ipa). All the beers had good flavor. My friends tried the red and they said it was really good. Bartender was very friendly and attentive. We went there on 3/16/25. Cheers!

I was recommended the golden mill by many people when visiting golden and had to give a try! On…read morefirst glance, it is located right along the river that goes through the town, which is an amazing view. Once inside there is a first floor that has a few different food options as well as the pour your own beer options as well. In order to partake in the beer option, you need to get a card that you can tap to the machine and you pay per the ounce. They have other drinks beside beer on tap as well such as different types of cocktails. They have a great food selection. That includes many different varieties of food throughout the venue as well. The top floor also has a few additional beer options as well as food options. I decided to go with a barbecue option which I got a brisket sandwich which was really good as well as a side of fries and some of the barbecue sauce. I also got a beer on top from one of the local breweries. It was a chilly day out, but I still wanted to sit on the patio on the top deck, so we sat by a fireplace. They have a ton of different fireplaces, all throughout the top deck as well as the lower deck as well so sitting outside was an option for the time of the year that I was there which was March. Maybe in the dead of the winter they don't have this option but just keep that in mind. Anyways, I thought the view of the course brewery factory right across the way was really cool to see as well. The food was really good and I love getting beer by the ounce because if you don't like the beer, you can just get a different one and you don't have to make a whole glass pour every time you get one. I definitely would recommend the golden mill. It definitely seems like a place that a lot of locals hang out and there is a food or beverage option for everyone so even picky eaters would love this place. If you are in Golden, you have to visit!

This is a real toss up for me. We were with a visitor who had been there when in Golden for a…read moreconference and thought we would like the concept of a food hall and like the sort of food she had there in the past. I am familiar with food halls at home in Boulder that I like and frequent regularly. This was nothing like them in so many ways. It was obvious that this is lived locally but in a holiday it was so ham packed that it was unpleasant for a newcomer to negotiate. Yes, for beer lovers the concept of self serve from the many taps and pay by the ounce Baxter so many in stock is novel, but I don't drink beer or margaritas and I could not find a simple ice tea. There were sodas from a machine which also did not suit me either. The concept of the scan card seems good for the cafeteria atmosphere and the beer supply but the food places did take credit cards, where at least you see the receipt etc. you leave the card in a box when you leave and they charge the credit card you entered to get it. No real review apparently by the customer. Most of the food I saw in menus and the tables were not my style either, huge portions of mediocre looking food. My husband had trouble figuring it part of the ingredient in the biggest burrito I have ever seen. He could not pick it up fore the crema decorating the tortilla which was thicker than any I've ever seen. On the other hand, my food was fairly good though grease dripped out at every bite. It was a Gordita made with crisp little corn cakes and the al pastor filling was tasty. The others in the group all had large portions of unappealing to me food so I did not taste and far too. Big for a healthy lunch. While we were eating at compared communal tables , the restrooms across from them were propped open for the steady stream of users. But on a holiday weekend a prime lunch time when we arrived, it was the only option. The entry line to get the pay card was nearby and the line went up the stairs to the entry with at least 20 to get and register the card, many with children in tow. Our guest knew where to park so that was no problem jf you are willing to pay to park for a meal. We were, but would have lived a quality meal and not a madhouse. The only staff person I spoke with because her food was dessert and not peak season for ice cream was so friendly and helpful and mad a custom snack size of her New Zeland style treat. She saved the day for me. I will not return but others in our party might should the occasion arise and clearly the locals who are regulars keep them well supported. I will stick with my local more intimate and curated food hall kitchens.

We came in during date night for a quick drink. Ended up staying for 2 rounds of drinks because of…read morehow delicious our cocktails were. My husband has been trying to get us in here for quite some time and I'm kicking myself for not doing so sooner. From the outside you would have no idea how cool this place is inside. The ambience is perfect for a great date night experience. I had the whiskey sour and my husband had the blueberry pancake old fashioned. Both were delicious and aesthetically beautiful. We finished with two regular old fashioned and were equally impressed with how tasty they also were. Our bartenders were both absolutely amazing and made for an even better experience. Extremely friendly and personable. We had a good laugh with one of them about me wanting to take photos of my drinks. They were just so pretty I had to! We will gladly be back sooner rather than later!

Great selection of cocktails, and they make their whiskey, vodka and gin inhouse…read more Cool atmosphere too!

My husband and I stopped in about an hour before close on a weekday for a beer…read more They have a decent amount of parking. We were welcomed in and soon were tucked in at a table with our tasty brews. My husband went for a West Coast IPA called The Human Fund and, as always, I got a dark beer. In this case a porter called Oba Pot'a. Delicious and malty, I was happy. We both enjoyed our beers and vacated before full on closing time.

Head here for friendly people, good beer and good pizza rolls…read more Very nice people working here. Key lime beer was our top pic after a nice hike at Red Rocks. Ahi bowl and the 2 kinds of pizza rolls (pizza and buffalo chicken) were the stars of our food choices. Sandwiches were ok, just a little bland which was surprising after reading the descriptions. We had both the turkey and the Italian. Dog friendly.

Steve and I have had a very good beer experience with Over Yonder Brewing!…read moreWe had two different beers from this brewery that we really enjoyed! The first we went from a dark beer to a light beer which I know is out of the proper order but that is just how it shook out. We had the Coco Firenze which was a coconut porter. Very smooth with saltiness and bitterness involved... of course with coconut being the main character trait for this beer. I do like my dark beers on rainy days and this enjoying this one was timed just right as we were getting plenty of rain fall from where I was! The next beer was OYB Pilsner. This was a delightful Czech Pilsner that had a light, crisp and hoppy flavor to it. Perfect to enjoy over the supper time meal. I have reached the point in my beer drinking experiences that I can easily have lagers and pilsners all year around regardless of the season. I used to be much more particular about matching the beer for the season but these crisp pilsners go down easy all the time and that's what I desire mostly recently.

I am so bummed it took us this long to get to this brewery. We stopped in yesterday, and this place…read moreis a whole vibe. There were lots of people, a makers market, lots of tie dye, a fun/funky mural on the wall, a beautiful space with lots of seating, and a bunch of phish fans (very conveniently located near red rocks). The beers were great - with the standout being the dark space between - which they were pouring the 2022, 2023, and 2024 versions of (it's a bourbon barrel aged stout that they change up each year). They were outstanding. Bummed to hear they are closing, however, very happy to get here, and experience it, before they did. Best of luck - hoping to hear you open something else in future!

From the outside, it's fairly unassuming--even as you pull up--but the moment you step inside,…read moreyou're met with a warm, inviting atmosphere full of character. We grabbed a spot by the fireplace with two cozy chairs, which made the experience even better. The staff were fantastic across the board, and everything we ordered--the cheese curds, green chili soup, pretzel, and wings--was delicious. The ambiance is what really stood out to me, and it's easily worth the hour drive. I'd absolutely make the trip again.

Hell yes, I'm already in love…read more You ever watch an old Western and they show a damn near abandoned saloon in the middle of nowhere? Flats Beer Garden is the closest thing to this phenomenon in the year 2026. I've driven by dozens of times. Always saying to myself, "I should check it out sometime." Perched proud and lonely on highway 93 with no other businesses in sight, Flats Beer Garden is the portal to a transcendiary experience. A home away from home if you will. Some will read my praise and not understand. They will see nothing more than a dive. To you I say, "more for me, thank you very much." Beer bar first and foremost. Tons of Colorado beers for your heart's delight. Sizeable food menu. Good wings at a good price. Full bar available. Mostly pub grub. Indoors is cozy with multiple rooms, a fireplace, bar seating, high tops, and tables. The selling point? The outdoor patio. No hesitation. One of the largest patios you'll find with seating for hundreds. The views of the mountains are simply wonderful. Nothing better than taking a beer outside and staring at our beautiful state. Staff was excellent. I must've interacted with five different bartenders and servers during my time here. All friendly, all helpful, and all too fun to talk with. Apres ski? Post hike? This is the place you want to mosey up to the bar. For those seeking out views after seeking out views, Flats Beer Garden is the quintessential Colorado watering hole. I'll be back time and time again.

Holidaily is basically the only reason I've accepted that gluten-free beer doesn't have to taste…read morelike sad carbonated water. It's female-owned, and the seasonal flavors are so good you can actually taste the passion; or maybe that's just the high ABV talking. Either way, it's my favorite spot. ​The bartenders are an absolute vibe and great for a chat, which helps because the place is usually packed. It's a bit of a trek out there, but considering the beer is elite, it's worth the gas money. Plus, they don't just "allow" dogs; I'm pretty sure they'd prefer my dog over me. ​It's the mandatory pit stop before hitting Red Rocks. Grab a flight, snag some tap-fresh cans for later, and hit the food truck so you don't pass out by the second set. 10/10, would drive past ten other breweries just to get here.

I have NEVER had a gluten free beer and I recently found out I'm gluten free and I used to love…read morebeer. When I found out about Holidaily I knew I had to stop by and wow! Cute and kind of hidden little spot with plenty of parking. Staff were very nice, dogs allowed inside, and good list of a variety of all gluten free beers. My favorite had to be the blonde! Certainly at the top of my list for breweries. You really can't tell they are gluten free, they're just kinder on my stomach.