One of the Best Breweries in Parker -- A True Community Gem!…read more This brewery is everything a local spot should be welcoming, fun, and all about building community rather than competition. It's refreshing to see a place that genuinely collaborates with others like Parker Pour House, Downhill Brewing, and Bent Barley. (These four often team up for awesome brewery bus loops a few times a year -- highly recommend!) I was here on June 21st for the 1st Annual Hop Zombie Summer Release, and it did not disappoint. Their Imperial Juicy IPA with bright summer flavors was a one-day-only drop, and people were lining up before the doors opened. They're always releasing something new here or at their Lone Tree location, so there's always a reason to come back. Top reasons I love this place: Friendly staff that make you feel like family every time. Rotating food trucks with easy access, especially under their big shaded tent; perfect on warm Colorado nights. Awesome events: Silent disco, musical bingo, themed trivia, yoga with goats, brewery bus loops, silent book clubs (yes, really!), and more. Insane merch section -- from brewery shirts and sweaters to golf club covers and pet gear. One of the best I've seen. Brand new game room that's perfect for groups, game days, or private events-- darts, TVs, bar-style seating, and chill vibes. Whether you're local or just passing through, this place is a must-visit if you're into craft beer, good people, and fun times.

Nice atmosphere and good beer selection. Server was super nice. They allowed dogs inside, so a…read morefew patrons had them. Very friendly clientelle.

This is a place to go to for sure if you love live music, good vibes and good food. Did I forget…read moreto mention the great service??? I will be back!

I always come in to have drinks at this place and it's a great venue to come hang out and have some…read moredrinks. The bartender was super sweet and nice. Loved her attentiveness and making sure we were doing ok. The concerts must be crazy here because the stage is lit up and huge. A must go when in Parker !!!

Food was barely warm and smelled off. We decided to skip dinner and just have ice water. But even…read morethat smelled funny. I wonder if they ever clean their ice machines.

My husband and I attended the Kip Winger concert last night at this venue in Parker. We just moved…read moreto Castle Rock, are live music enthusiasts, so were eager to see this venue so close to home for us. Apparently this venue serves events such as company meetings and weddings. This concert was the first music event hosted here. There were about 100 people in attendance and there was plenty of room. There was a bartender and a full bar; staff was pleasant and attentive. There were a few sound issues, but I think it was mainly the artists' particular requirements that caused a few delays. This is a rented space so I assume all sound equipment was provided by the renter. Overall a good venue in downtown Parker which is very quaint and cute.

The PACE Center is one of my favorite venues because of the expansive free parking, comfortable…read moreseating, and beautiful theater. They have a huge variety of performances including musical theater, dramas, comedies, children's theater, comedians, and musicians just to list a few. Tickets are reasonably priced and the staff is always friendly and helpful. The concession stand has a full bar and most items/drinks are also reasonably priced.

The PACE (Parker Arts, Culture, and Events) Center is the City of Parker's main cultural complex…read more It is managed by Parker Arts and is just a block east of downtown Parker, right off Mainstreet. The complex includes the Mainstage Theater, an intimate proscenium stage with 534 seats, a spacious art gallery plus extensive wall space for art display in the theater lobby, a 3,000 square foot event room, and the beautiful west terrace which has access to both the theater lobby and the event room. The classroom wing includes a dance studio, two creative studios, and two discovery labs. Parker Arts runs an extensive program of theatrical performances, art shows, and classes. All parts of the complex are available for rental for events from weddings to business conferences. There is a large parking lot in front of the building and a parking ramp is under construction (May 2025) just to the east.

One of our favorite spots, and while the menu is small, you cannot beat the flavors on all items…read more We have had the salmon, chicken breast (VERY juicy), burger and an outstanding Rueben. Filet is good, but prefer other items. Service is great and reservations are recommended.

Ryan FOR THE WIN!! Best in the business. Great restaurant! Can't complain. The most amazing…read moremartini's!

I really thought I was going to be terrible at axe throwing and honestly... I wasn't exactly a…read morenatural, but I had way more fun than I expected at Thrashin Axes. The best part is that it's not just axe throwing. They also have duckpin bowling, drinks, and surprisingly good food. Like genuinely good. Not "well, we're here already so let's order fries" good. Also appreciated that they let you throw other things besides axes because the second they handed me ninja stars and poker cards, my confidence skyrocketed for absolutely no reason. The duckpin bowling was also a blast. Smaller balls, quicker games, a little more unhinged in the best way. Drinks were solid too. They do infused tequilas and the cocktail menu actually feels thought out instead of being an afterthought. Overall it just feels like an easy place to spend a few hours without realizing it. Would be great for groups, date nights, birthdays, or just doing something different for once.

My brother and I stopped a few months back on a Tuesday night. The food was very good and we both…read morehad a fun time throwing axes. It was a great time. It's a little on the pricey side, but still had a lot of fun and enjoyed the food. We'll definitely be going back.

I rarely write reviews like this, but I feel it's important to share our experience with Villa…read moreParker so others can make an informed decision. Unfortunately, from start to finish, our experience was extremely disappointing and stressful. Communication was poor from the very beginning. Over the course of planning our wedding, we were assigned five different day-of coordinators due to constant staff changes. Then, just three weeks before our wedding, we received an email stating that the venue had changed ownership yet again. We were introduced to Keisha, the new manager and point of contact, who assured us that things would be handled differently and that we'd be well taken care of. Sadly, that couldn't have been further from the truth. Only two weeks before our wedding, we were told that they couldn't locate our signed contract. When we checked the digital link where our contract had been stored, it showed that it had been deleted. We were then asked to sign a new contract -- but this new version included multiple price increases, including higher rental fees. Despite having several emails proving our original agreement, the venue insisted we sign the new contract. Even during that renegotiation process, Keisha repeatedly forgot to include key details we had already agreed upon. If it hadn't been for our day-of coordinator carefully reviewing the revised contract, several important elements would have been missed entirely. That kind of carelessness just added to the stress and uncertainty we were already facing. When my husband (then fiancé) spoke with Keisha by phone to calmly address these issues, she raised her voice and continuously spoke over him like a child throwing a temper tantrum- behavior that was unprofessional and completely unacceptable, especially just two weeks before our wedding. The entire ordeal caused tremendous stress in what should have been one of the happiest times of our lives. To make matters worse, they wanted to charge us an additional $800 -- $400 per hour -- simply to arrive early enough to get ready at the venue. As a result, we were rushed on the day of the wedding. My hair and makeup team struggled to finish in time, and my husband ended up helping set up just hours before guests arrived -- something no couple should have to experience on their wedding day. To be fair, our day-of coordinator, Brooke from Grace & Co., was absolutely wonderful. She went above and beyond to make the day run smoothly and was the only reason things came together at all. However, she does not work for Villa Parker -- she was contracted separately, and her professionalism stood in stark contrast to the venue's management. As a Colorado native, I had always dreamed of having my wedding at Villa Parker. It was once owned by a couple who truly cared about making each event magical, but sadly, under the new ownership, that warmth, integrity, and attention to detail are completely gone. Even after our wedding, when we returned to pick up our items, the project manager saw us and didn't even acknowledge us -- not a word, not a smile, nothing. It breaks my heart to say this, but I would strongly discourage anyone from booking Villa Parker under its current ownership. The venue itself may be beautiful, but the management and treatment of clients are deeply disappointing. I hope in time they rediscover the excellence and care that once made this venue so special.

I rarely write reviews like this, but I feel it's important to share our experience with Villa…read moreParker so others can make an informed decision. Unfortunately, from start to finish, our experience was a nightmare. It was extremely disappointing and stressful. Communication was poor from the very beginning but Dawn was kind and professional. Over the course of planning our wedding, we were assigned five different day-of coordinators due to constant staff changes. Then, just three weeks before our wedding, we received an email stating that the venue had changed ownership yet again. We were introduced to Keisha, the new manager and point of contact, who assured us that things would be handled differently and that we'd be well taken care of. Sadly, that couldn't have been further from the truth. Only two weeks before our wedding, we were told that they couldn't locate our signed contract. When we checked the digital link where our contract had been stored, it showed that it had been deleted. We were then asked to sign a new contract -- but this new version included multiple price increases, including higher rental fees. Despite having several emails proving we had in fact signed an agreement, the venue insisted we sign a new contract. Even during that renegotiation process, Keisha repeatedly forgot to include key details we had already agreed upon. If it hadn't been for our day-of coordinator carefully reviewing the revised contract, several important elements would have been missed entirely. That kind of carelessness just added to the stress and uncertainty we were already facing. When my husband (then fiancé) spoke with Keisha by phone to calmly address these issues, she raised her voice and continuously spoke over him like a child-- behavior that was unprofessional and completely unacceptable, especially just two weeks before our wedding. She was so rude and disorganized. I truly have never seen such a lack of professionalism from a venue. The entire ordeal caused tremendous stress in what should have been one of the happiest times of our lives. To make matters worse, they wanted to charge us an additional $800 -- $400 per hour -- simply to arrive early enough to get ready at the venue, when we had origionally been told by Dawn that we had the day. We certaining didn't anticipate having to pay $400 an hour just to get ready. As a result, we were rushed on the day of the wedding. My hair and makeup team struggled to finish in time, and my husband ended up helping set up just hours before guests arrived -- something no couple should have to experience on their wedding day. To be fair, our day-of coordinator, Brooke from Grace & Co., was absolutely wonderful. She went above and beyond to make the day run smoothly and was the only reason things came together at all. However, she does not work for Villa Parker -- she was contracted separately, and her professionalism stood in stark contrast to the venue's management. As a Colorado native, I had always dreamed of having my wedding at Villa Parker. It was once owned by a couple who truly cared about making each event magical, but sadly, under the new ownership, that warmth, integrity, and attention to detail are completely gone. Even after our wedding, when we returned to pick up our items, the project manager Anne saw us and didn't even acknowledge us -- not a word, not a smile, nothing. It breaks my heart to say this, but I would strongly discourage anyone from booking Villa Parker under its current ownership. The venue itself may be beautiful, but the management and treatment of clients are deeply disappointing. I hope in time they rediscover the excellence and care that once made this venue so special.

Depending on the event you are considering, this is a great option if... you are hosting about 150…read morepeople or less, you want a great view of pokes peak with indoor and outdoor seating options and you want a cabin/Colorado feel. This space could also be a great venue for a retreat or smaller gathering. My favorite aspect of this venue is that it feels like a very nice home with very little need for decorations or added flair. Embrace the Colorado style maybe bring in some mason jars with sunflowers and it's beautiful! We have had many work events anniversaries and grad parties here and it's just perfect!