Fun spot with outdoor space to sit and grass for dogs to run around (on a leash) - big nice space…read moreinside too. Also could bring in food from next door! Unique style and selection of beers if you're looking for some different flavors.

Second time last night. We started with a flight of several different things, ranked as follows:…read more Fiestabier Hey Pard Pils Front Porch Porter Day Game Pard' N My Pickle From there, we both enjoyed a pint of the Fiestabier. Great brewery if you're looking for a spot not too far from the airport.

We were waiting to pick up someone from the airport on a Sunday night and wanted a place with good…read morevegetarian food, beer and TVs to watch an NFL game. Green Valley Ranch met all 3 needs. We were able to quickly get a table and order beers from the bar. They have a good selection of local beers plus spirits. Food is ordered separately at the counter behind the bar (but you can add to your bar tab). I got "The Classic" burger with an impossible patty and a spicy kale Caesar salad. The burger was great and so was the salad -- and it was actually spicy! My wife got the salmon sandwich and tots. Service was good and everyone was nice. I would definitely come here again.

Whenever we are in the area after flying to Denver, we come…read moreHere for a delicious lunch or early dinner. We love the pretzel to share which comes with a cheese dipping sauce, The sweet potato fries are delicious too. My husband and son got burgers, daughter ordered a Philly, and I got the falafel plate. Everything was tasty and staff was friendly even when we spilled a cup of water. We will definitely be back!

Nice four block walk from the renassaince awaits an old fire station with a wide range of fantastic…read morebeers and excellent service. Good music, green bulbs for st paddy's day, and two new beers on the menu: A wheat based peach beer with a hint of sour--fantastic A wheat based witbier with a touch of Meyer's lemon--usually not a fan of witbiers but very thirst quenching on a hot day.

I know they recently changed ownership which may be the reason for less beers on tap, until…read moreeverything shakes out. The beer I had was tasty. I had the amber. We met up with folks for our book club. One of the members called ahead and they put a reserved sign on a table for us. I appreciate that they had a food truck on a Tuesday. So many places only have them Thursday-Sunday. We had a great discussion. It is a bit loud in there between music and conversations, the ambient noise level is fairly high. We all had a good evening discussing our latest read.

I stopped by Satire with a coworker after a happy hour event during the weekday. Even though it was…read morea Wednesday at around 9:00PM, the place was PACKED! It's a very large space with 2 seating areas and there was still only like 2 empty tables that I saw. The menu is huge. They pretty much had any kind of beer you can want and with funny names to accompany them. We did not order any food but the food that others ordered around me looked good. The beer I ordered was a simple lager and it tasted great with reasonable pricing. Service here was impressive. Even with how large the place is and how many people were there, we did not have to wait long at all to be helped and get our stuff including our beers and then our check at the end. Great job staff and managers! I will be back to have a few beers with good company! Cheers!

I wish I lived near this place so I could go everyday!…read more Came to the brewery at the recommendation of a colleague. The amazing amount and quality of beers was a true hit. So many unique flavors. Ordered some food, meat plate I believe. It had two kinds of bacon and sausage and some incredible cheese. That paired with their beers was one of my favorite dining experiences. On top of this, the girl helping us was the best! Attentive, engaging, very kind person with great hospitality skills. This gets a rare 5 stars from because it was absolutely perfect experience!

My husband and I were out for a date night and decided to start at Monolith. I found street parking…read moreabout a block away. We had a nice stroll to the brewery. I really like their inside and outside murals. When we went to order, Stephen Monahan introduced himself to us, as he was manning the bar at the moment. He is the head brewer/owner. My husband commented on them having a Roggenbier. Rye beers are not often something we find on taplists. This one, Roggen Roll Dude!, had a sweet that balanced the bitter of the rye. It was a collab between Monolith and Alley Brews. I enjoyed their German Helles Lager, EO's Dream. Solid, to style and refreshing. We like to also do tasters and discuss, so we got a taster of Nanner Nutz, a Peanut Butter Banana Stout; Vorpal Blade, Roasted Jalapeno/Serrano Ale and Lord of the Links, Smoked Sausage Stout and a collab with A Bit Twisted Brewpub. All were unique and fun to try. This is a worthy stop for some fun brews.

My wife and I stopped in to this very pleasant brewpub after taking our young puppy for a walk in…read moreWashington Park. There were a couple dozen people participating in a sushi making class, which we thought was a very interesting and entertaining activity for a brewpub. Their electronic menu board indicated that cooking classes are frequent. The very friendly bartender welcomed the pup in, and served my wife and me a very tasty beer each. Customers came over and greeted our little puppy and told us how cute they thought he was. A very pleasant trip to the pub all around. We'll head back for another visit the next time we're in the area.

Nice place; B concourse! Very busy place, great staff, nice…read morebeer line up; simple menu; good hamburgers. Even for an airport restaurant the menu and drink items are fairly expensive. It does seem like a very busy place with steady flow of patrons the whole time we were there. Staff kept in contact and timely service and food orders came in a good timey manner. ** Read menu carefully on small print. We shared a plate ( no big deal ) but to cut the burger in half they charge $2. So don't say split the order.

Don't let the entry on Yelp be misleading. This is a location for New Belgium Brewing and not just…read more"Belgium Brewing". This is for airport travelers at DIA primarily. The main location for the brewery is north about an hour or so in Fort Collins so if you are able and willing to make the a trip up there you will get their "full on" experience there. It's been a while since I have had New Belgium. I never had too many complaints about their beer other than discontinuing a favorite or two over the years so for this review it was time to get a refresher and have one of their beers again. I got a New Belgium classic which is their Fat Tire which is a blonde golden ale. Flavor highlights in this particular beer are malty, sweet and hoppy. All very well balanced. The beer is smooth and light bodied. So you can have more than one with relative ease as it goes down easy. Nice location for the traveler whether they be weary or not to sit down and have a meal and some cold, refreshing beverages.

Prost is in a large brewhouse style building. Despite the high ceiling and industrial vibe it was…read morequiet enough for our party of six to hear one another talking. We were there for the restaurant week offering. We each had something slightly different. Everyone liked their meal. A hamburger meal had enough French fries for two people. I had pretzel bites and they were delicious, including two dipping sauces. Ample selection of beers including a non-alcoholic called Phantom which I really liked. Mammoth cookies available for dessert looked good but we were all full from our meal.

We have been coming here since they opened. Great beer and fun spot. The live music is fun in the…read moresummers. The service has always been good. The only thing we didn't like was the limited food options - mostly German options, but a good hummus plate. HOWEVER- thy have now added smash burgers and it's a game changer. They were delicious!!!! They also have a chicken sandwich too. Great addition!!!

This is the bar you drink at for 20yrs... very chill suburb neighborhood spot. Crisp, clean pub…read moreatmosphere and really solid food. Cheap beer is available everywhere in this area but I have to church up the JCB burger. Simple burger (med-rare, I usually order med-rare and get well done, but true med-rare) cream cheese, bacon and grilled jalapeño. That's it and it honestly needs nothing else. Little sweet, little heat but for a lunch burger I am impressed. Bartender was cool and I think ran the whole house at lunch pretty well. Skip the burger in the bag and come smash a PBR and some really local hospitality.

Great local location and ambiance. Service is good. Food is yummy. Love Bloody Mary bar!read more

I always assumed it was a sit down restaurant where a server comes and waits on you, but you order…read moreat the counter and they give you a number then deliver your food! No mess no fuss easy peasy. We went on a Sunday at noon and it wasn't busy at all! All of our food was delicious - kids Mac and cheese, tenders, and OG sandwich. Bonus is that it was BOGO beer all day which we didn't even know about!

When I first heard of Waldo's, my heart sped up. Fried chicken and quality beer are among my…read morefavorite things (in moderation). Both? Let's go. I brought my son and a family member to Waldo's one Saturday evening. No line to order food, but the bar was full, so we ordered and were seated right away. Things we liked: The mac & cheese was the best thing on the table. Tasty with good texture and plenty of cheese both in the sauce and melted on top. Kiddo reports that the tenders were great and the fries "ok." He cleaned up the former. I appreciate the beer selection. They have some solid local brews to go with the corporate swill. Everyone wins. I enjoyed my Avery Maharaja. They have plenty of TVs if that's what you are into. Service was patient, prompt, and courteous when ordering food. Not so thrilled: Adults were disappointed in the bone-in fried chicken. It's why we came to Stapleton for dinner. Oily and overcooked, one piece each was too much. It was closer to a TV dinner than a place like Tom's Home Cookin (RIP). I know this is a chain, but the quality and taste were not up to par. Noise was suited for a sports bar environment, but wasn't unbearable. Beer and food are ordered in separate locations. I stood where it says to order, then waited 10 minutes to be served. One person ahead of me, two struggling behind the bar, which was full and getting all the attention. My son came looking for me. It's their model. I just don't like it. Waldo's offers good beer, decent tenders/sides, and an upbeat vibe. It's hard to not rate it better, but the fried chicken was a huge letdown. I'd go back for a beer and snack if in the area again with watching sports on the brain.

Our weekly Friday lunch is always served by the most awesome bartender, Megan! she gives us the…read morebest service. We love how she remembers everything from what we drink, to the entrees we love to order! Go see Megan in the bar!

We were visiting Commerce City to watch our Grandson perform in a school play. We met our daughter…read moreand her husband and our other grandson at The State House 38 for lunch prior to the play. The seating was quick and even though we had 7 people, including our granddaughter, we were seated without waiting and it was right around noon. Service was quick and efficient. The food was very tasty, starting with the pretzel bites and queso. All the entrees were enjoyed and I look forward to returning.