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.

Absolutely adored this brewery! The happy hour deals are stellar- $5 pints, $10 pitchers. Can't be…read morebeat. And the beer was great too- here are my notes for the ones we tried: Watermelon gose- very in your face watermelon flavor Strawberry cream ale- really good! Not too strong on the strawberry, good balance Mexican lager- lightly sweetened with corn, good all around beer The gentleman running the bar was very friendly and knowledgeable about the beer. Love the variety of seating and the decor. Just a great all around brewery and we will absolutely be back!

This is a really cool spot, where community seems to be big! When I was there, it was open mic…read morenight. They had a house guitar that anyone could play, which I thought was so cool. I had a cherry porter, and it was delicious! Anytime I've tried a cherry beer in the past, the flavor has been really washed out but these guys hit the nail on the head! The service was great, too. Next time I'll have to try their BBQ!

Date night with another couple and were excited to try Briar Common Brewery. First - super cool…read morebuilding. Love the vibes, the interior decor and second floor + outdoor patio options. We didn't take advantage of the patio vibes or rooftop deck with a fire pit, but this is still on our list! While waiting for a table, we cozied up to the bar and ordered drinks. One of the bartenders noticed I ordered the hibiscus margarita and asked me, offhandedly, if I was a fan of spice. Yes, please. With that, he cancelled my order and made me something "not on the menu" but what I called the "Patrick special." So good. Thanks, sir! We ordered burgers and shared their buffalo cauliflower starter. This, my friend, was absolutely amazing. Loved the buffalo spice paired with the bleu cheese. Easy way to enjoy some veggies. And along the same theme, I ordered the Buff and Bleu burger. This was so good, so flavorful and so messy. Don't judge me, but I resorted to using my fork, lol! It was so well balanced. Will have again. Parking here means street parking, but there were plenty of open spots on a Saturday night. The walk was nice. We can't wait to return, maybe on a game day, or maybe to enjoy Sunday brunch on the rooftop. Maybe a sunset for another date night. With this level of yumminess, the possibilities are endless.

We came to Briar Common the day after moving to Denver, and it ended up being exactly the kind of…read morespot we needed after a long weekend of hauling boxes and settling in. Great location, relaxed vibes, especially on a Sunday evening. The beer was solid, but the food stole the show (mostly across the board). Most of our group was happy with their dishes. I had the steak sandwich with a side salad, and the sandwich was top tier. I'm a sucker for a good sandwich, and this one absolutely hit the spot. It was also pretty large, which made it more of a fork-and-knife situation than a handheld one, but no complaints there. A few people in our party upgraded their sides to the sweet potato fries, which were next level. Perfect balance of crispiness with a hint of sweetness that made them stand out. One miss in the group was the mac and cheese; my sister ordered it and wasn't a fan, felt it was too liquidy/runny and underwhelming compared to everything else we tried. Only minor knock overall was that the kitchen was pretty slow, especially considering it wasn't very busy late on a Sunday evening. Not a dealbreaker, but something worth noting if you're in a hurry. Overall, great first Denver meal; good beer, mostly good food, and a relaxed spot that made for a solid welcome to the city.

3 stars for poor service: My partner and I sat at the bar and were greeted by Rodger, one of the…read morebartender staff with blonde hair and a mustache, who immediately started chastising us for putting a sweatshirt on an empty chair. Started off the evening with completely the wrong energy. Throughout the evening, we noticed Rodger barking orders at other staff, and at one point blowing his nose into a napkin before immediately returning to make a drink without washing his hands. We were thankful for Lauren and Cody for recognizing the situation and trying their best to overcome it. Management was hardly present which seems to be normal given how rudely we were treated from the start. Despite Rodger's service, the food was cooked well.

Great burger, excellent beer, comfortable setting, good service…read more Sometimes a burger and beer is just what is called for, and this fit the bill perfectly!

My wife and I brought our puppy here after a long walk at the nearby Washington Park on a beautiful…read moreSaturday at the end of February. The very nice patio was quite busy when we arrived, with lots of families with young children, several dogs, and groups of friends enjoying themselves. The crowd all seemed very happy to be there and was universally very pleasant. We each had a couple of very good beers to match each of our palates, and our four legged friend roughhoused with a great big English Cream retriever, who seemed rather amused at a four month old pup's attempts to wrestle her to the ground. We chatted with the owner and his family while the dogs got their exercise. We will definitely return to this great brewpub the next time we're in the area.

Didn't come here for the food. Service was seamless. The plants, local art and woodwork created a…read morepeaceful environment that I would love to visit again.

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.

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!

We stopped here before a Nuggets game to grab a drink and a snack. Standard bar food. It was pretty…read morebusy and they have a strict rule that you can only sit at the bar, no standing so you must have enough seats for your party. Bartenders were friendly and always on top of it to refill our drinks.

I stayed at Spring Hill suite, and learned about this restaurant. It is associated with the hotel…read morebut is located in the building of UC. The food was delicious with generous portion. The server was super friendly. I am glad I tried

I was absolutely thrilled to discover that the Blue Moon Brewery was within driving distance during…read moreour trip to Colorado. My wife and I had an amazing time sampling multiple beer flights and snacking while we worked our way through their lineup. The building itself is very cool and thoughtfully designed--especially the seating tucked inside massive concrete tubes, which are both unique and fun. The service was excellent; our server was attentive, made sure our glasses were never empty, and checked in often to be sure we were enjoying ourselves. I honestly had no idea Blue Moon produced such a wide variety of beers, and it was a blast getting to try so many of them in one place. If you're anywhere nearby, this brewery is an absolute must-visit. And don't skip the gift shop--there are plenty of fun Blue Moon goodies to bring home. Highly recommended.

We were so excited to visit Blue Moon, only to quickly learn that the following week was going to…read morebe their final days open. No one seemed to have answers to why they were closing and I couldn't see it for myself as the place was packed even with the large space, lots of drink options, great looking menu and you could get a brewery tour while there too. Service was great and all still in good spirits even though they knew what was coming the next week. The murals within the space were great and I loved the giant blue moon that hung in the middle of the bar area. Sad to know the next time we visit Denver it won't be there anymore.

My wife and I set off to Lakewood to take our new puppy for a walk at the excellent Addenbrooke…read morePark and to try a couple of brewpubs. Green Mountain was serving some very tasty beers that suited each of our palates. The interior of the pub was cute but not dog friendly. The pleasant serving staff greeted our little puppy enthusiastically as we sat on the patio, tucked around the corner from the wind. There was a terrific street taco food truck called El Mal del Puerco serving that day - definitely give them a try if street tacos are your thing. We'll definitely check back in to this great brewery on a future trip to Lakewood.

Green Mountain is a fun place to gather with some friends for some beers. There's plenty of space…read moreboth inside and out to gather while they don't serve food out of the location they do have food trucks, as well as restaurants close by you can bring in food from. The space can get a little loud and maybe it was just the night we were there, but we were surprised at how many children were running around. We had someone come take our drink orders at the table, so that was a nice touch you don't usually get it breweries.