This is probably my favorite brewery in colorado even though we dont live anywhere near it…read more They have a huge assortment of good and very unique beer that I had a hard time deciding between and I didnt have to. She gave me a taste of so many that sounded good even after I had ordered and they were all great. The hazies were rich with a nice fresh fruity taste, the sours had a good ballance of sweetness and the stouts had a nice twist of classic flavors. They had unique flavores like strawberry rhubarb pie and lemonchello for sours, French toast and peper.wnt mocha for stouts. I appreciate when breweries have a strong enough base of beers that they can take risks that pay off like this. The staff was beyond friendly. They gave us tones of recomendations, had long passionate conversations and they even covered the drink. It wasn't just one person either. We had great conversations with 2 or 3 of the staff. This brewery is about 2 hours away from where we live but I think it will inspire a few day trips just to visit.

Stopped in for lunch…read more Loved the welcomed feeling received and got excellent explanation on food items as well as great recommendations. Loved the beer 'Juicy Bits' Will have to be back, on my next visit.

Our first time here, a little bit of a mixed reaction. First, we were there mid afternoon, and the…read moresun was beating down on the front entrance, which happens to be where you're standing in line waiting at the bar. Even though they weren't that busy, we still waited a long time to get served. We were definitely ready to get out of the sun. My daughter tried a few different things before she ended up with the pumpkin spice county fair cobbler sour. I got a flight of five different beers, ranking them as close as I can remember: 1. Out of office lager 2. Beer flavored beer 3. Leafer lager 4. Chela Noches lager 5. Barrel-aged undead Honestly, all five were fine, but 1-3 were my favorites. We sat for awhile and played with the resident black cat, Midnight, as well. I could see stopping back by on a future visit to Greeley.

This is the best beer bar to go to. One they have the CUTEST black cat that just walks around or…read morecomes up to you on the bar and lets you pet and love up on, two they have really good beers three amazing service four a really good atmosphere that is just really down to earth and inviting and five they have the dopest music it's old school and that's my kind of beer bar to go too. There is inside and outside seating. I also ordered a pizza from their pizza food truck, note* it is not always there so check their website to see what days they have food because it's not an everyday thing. Also if you do stop don't forget to buy your black cat sticker that is literally of the black cat in that bar. I think his name is Wiley.

Yummy Butter Beer! Food truck with Fat Albert's best choices on their menu!…read moreDogs on patio! This was back in September! Lovely evening!!!

Fantastic experience! Kayla was amazing and so helpful and cheerful. She stayed open a little later…read morefor us and cheered on our state basketball all team. Great environment to sit it and the cherry blossom is my favorite. Highly recommend!

If you're looking for a spot where the beer is consistently excellent, the atmosphere is warm and…read morewelcoming, and the four‑legged regulars steal the show, this is it. Every pour tastes like it was crafted with intention -- balanced, flavorful, and honestly some of the best in town. The vibe inside is the perfect mix of cozy and energetic. You can settle in for a quiet pint, meet up with friends, or just enjoy the steady stream of brewery pups trotting around like they own the place. And honestly, they kind of do -- the dog‑friendly culture here is unmatched and adds so much joy to the experience. Whether you're a local or just passing through Greeley/Evans, Tightknit Brewery is a must‑visit. Great beer, great people, great pups. What more could you want.

Came back again while in town after dropping our daughter back off at UNCO. It's frustrating that…read moretheir website isn't accurate. I showed up asking to taste a porter that sounded good on the website. The guy at the bar said, "Oh, we haven't had that one in months." Seems like updating a website to accurately show what you've got on tap shouldn't be that difficult. Another odd thing is that they routinely run out of beers on tap, so your only option is to get it in a can. That's what my wife had to do with her Java Good Day this time. This happened to me last time with my Cool Boomer. I mean, I get it, but beer just tastes better from the tap. Both of our beers were fine, but neither blew us away. Only a few other people were in on a Saturday afternoon, which was surprising considering the number of people in the area. It's a real laid back vibe, which I can appreciate, but kind of a sad overall atmosphere. Not sure we'll be in a big rush to give them another try.

Like many of the small towns along the Front Range in a very general way most of them have at least…read moreone craft brewery. In some cases there are multiple ones and Windsor is one of those towns. I remember when Windsor didn't have any and then they got one and for the longest time just one then...(POP) there are multiple ones. I make this sound like this phenomenon happened overnight but if you live along the Front Range and hit every new brewery that pops up it feels like a bit of a wait but realistically it is a relatively short period of time before a new one opens between another. And if you once lived here and come back to visit then you got a lot of catching up to do. Especially if it's been a few years. Mighty River Brewing is one of the newer Windsor breweries that have come along since my last visit back. If you are on the Interstate it's fairly convenient to reach since it's close to it and not right in downtown Windsor. Beer here as with a lot of the Front Range breweries is solid. I got a favorite beer style I love to go to aside from a lager and that is kolsch. I had their Cutbow Kolsch which was great! This beer had a nice mellow and malty flavor to it and a crispness and floral flavor that made a nice cut to the muggy day I was encountering outside the day I went. Good brewery experience from Mighty River and fairly popular too with the turn out that was here!

I believe the ambiance and beer have gone downhill over past 6 months. We were there last…read more weekend and beer selection not great, my IPA was pretty flat. And the three people working especially older man and lady were not very friendly. Bummer but lots of other places in can go to.

We lucked out and was able to score an outside seat with perfect weather! I don't expect this is a…read morenormal occurrence because the place was pretty packed. We ordered some beers and pretzel bites which were all very tasty. I'd definitely recommend some their beers. We started with a flight - because it seemed right. Loved the selection and ended up ordering an IPA. For mains we ordered some burgers and tres tacos. Both were really good and we were glad we ordered them. Both full of flavor and well prepared. Overall a great place. I think it's a little pricey (Burger is about $15 and tacos were almost $18). Food was good as was the beer.

We were happy to find a place nearby that was open on a Monday! Despite being moderately busy, we…read morewere able to be seated right away. Our server was helpful and on top of things. Our meals were well prepared and of generous portions. We don't often come through Loveland, but will visit again when we do.

While on my last trip back to Colorado I had a few stops to make at breweries in Loveland as…read moreseveral have popped up since I paid the town a visit last. Crooked Beech was one of those breweries that I hadn't tried yet. I had the Gratitude, an American Light Lager which was okay but not all that memorable unfortunately. Flavor highlights to look for with this beer are watery, hoppy, yeasty and juicy. But to be honest I mostly detected the watery aspect and the yeasty aspect and had a hard time picking up the other characteristics. The beer is also very light bodied so if you do enjoy this beer then it's not too much of a stretch to have another. Excuse on the blurry picture. I took the shot without double checking as there were a lot of breweries to try out this particular day I paid a visit to Crooked Beech.

Great large open space brewery that is dog friendly! They had 11 beers, and some seltzers on tap…read more Not a big seltzer fan but the Bar staff encouraged us to try them and I am glad we did! They were delish! The Pear guava is amazing. No food, but they had a food truck schedule. Bar staff was really friendly and engaging and they had a good variety of beers styles. All really good beers. Cheers!

Cute beer names, cool vibes, great service. The pizza looked good but we didn't get a chance to try…read moreit this time. The hoochie daddy was my favorite though all the sours were delicious. My partner got the Fjords to Valhalla and that was so smooth too. Definitely will be a destination brewery for us from now on. So yum!!

We have been to the Fort Collins location several times. This was our first time at the Windsor…read morelocation. What a lovely space! Plenty of inside seating with multi-level outdoor seating. They have food on site, but we were just there for beer. We were welcomed in and got great information on the beers available from the beertender that helped us. My husband, having just brewed a bock beer recently, chose to try their bock. I am always on the lookout for the dark beers and selected the coconut stout. We were both happy with our selections. I love a good stout and this had all the malty goodness that I crave. Thoroughly enjoyed that beer. My husband enjoyed the bock and had me try it as well. Delicious! I would like to come back on a summer evening. I think that would be great.

Nice place to chill out and have a good beer. Service was great and knowledgeable…read more No food so don't plan on eating here

I generally love Odell's. They have great beer and a fantastic patio. The food trucks are usually…read morepretty good. This is my go to brewery when it is nice outside. I did take off one star because sometimes it starts to feel like a playground that serves beer. I get that parents want to be able to enjoy a beer but maybe rethink brining your kids. I have had kids toss a ball back and forth over my head - it was only a matter of time before I got hit, I asked them to move, the parents were oblivious. I wouldn't complain if I was at a park but I am at a BREWERY. Kids are screaming and running around, and that is not relaxing.