Five stars for the service and whiskey! We stumbled into Marble Distilling after breakfast in…read moreCarbondale. I went in hoping to grab a bottle as a gift, and the woman working went above and beyond, offering me samples before I committed to anything. She knew I was taking bottles to go and not staying for a drink, and yet she was so kind about it. I ended up loving the whiskey and got a bottle for myself plus one for a friend, a whiskey connoisseur and called it "very smooth." I also got a little lesson on the history and the distilling practices. Would've loved to stay for a drink!

Came here with two girlfriends for a pre dinner cocktail and yum! We all had the same drink, a…read morecucumber gin in a coupe glass. It was a little sour and so refreshing! We sat at the bar and the bartender was super nice and chatted with us for a bit. Only bummer was that we ordered a bruschetta board when we sat down and it took about 30 minutes for it to get delivered to our table. However it was delicious once we got it (it was supposed to come with four different bruschetta but we got three). The tomato and mozzarella one was a standout!

This is our 3nd beer pilgrimage, the first one being Hillfarmstead and the 2nd being Brussels. This…read moreplace is certainly out of the way and difficult to find. It's located on the lower level of a building and below street level. It's right below Bonfire Coffee so if you see that store, park there. You'll miss it if you're looking for an obvious sign. They may have some small plastic signs in front of some dirt parking spots you might be able to look out for. If the parking spots are taken, you're screwed. Do your research, check out the pictures on yelp. We were scheduled for a 2pm tour ($20 per person). We got here at 1:20 or so and went inside to see what the process was for check in. A guy told us that they were closed and to come back at 2pm. We were dropped off so we had nowhere else to go. There certainly were no businesses around to visit. We decided to just sit outside on the patio where they had some chairs and tables and enjoy the view. The view is certainly beautiful. The brewery overlooks a river and walking path. There's a bridge if you walk a little bit north of the brewery that may get you to the walking path. I would consider this a boutique brewery, catering to those special craft beer nerds who love their sours. I imagine only locals come by and those who care enough about good sours to make the 3hr+ drive from Denver. The bathroom was clean and well maintained. There was a shower in there so I'm guessing the brewers spend a lot of time in the warehouse. Our guide, John, was very entertaining and loud. There was no issue hearing him as he guided us through the history of the brewery and the brewing process. There were probably 30-40 people who came for the tour. The portions were good and of course, the beer was too. The main reason we came was for the bottled beer. Casey doesn't distribute to liquor stores (as far as I'm aware & at the time we went in late 2018) and so the only way to get their stuff is to go to the brewery directly. Being the beer geeks we are, we loved getting to visit this awesome brewery. Come, enjoy, buy the beer, trade with us : P

This is the spot to go for beer of all types if you're in the area. The location. Is beautiful as…read moreit's tucked right up against the roaring fork river. It is my favorite place to sit on the patio, enjoy a wonderful beer from their cellar selection and just unwind. The staff is incredible and very welcoming. I couldn't ask for a better place to enjoy delicious brews.

This is an awesome spot and has the best beer you have EVER had. NZ State of Mind is an insane hazy…read morethat i tried months ago in grand junction (it was on guest tap) and didn't realize that the brewery I was walking next to was Casey until my fiancé said "isn't that the brewery with your favorite beer??" The inside is really nice and new. They have a nice "bar" between the inside and patio. So cute big patio with sun in the afternoon.... Can't wait to go back Bartenders were so nice! They greeted us right away and told us about the brewery which we loved!

Love stopping here whenever we're in Glenwood Springs - one of my favorite breweries in the state…read moreand we always get a beer pack or bottle to go. We were there with friends on a Saturday night and easily got a table for us - we did a DIY flight (individual 4 oz pours) - a raspberry vanilla sour, raspberry sour, brown ale and NZ hazy IPA. Ended up getting a bottle of pluot vanilla sour to go - yum!

Amazing service. Delightful environment. Several products to choose. All interesting and quality…read more We plan to return.

Looking for some unique whisky or burbon... this is the place. Zeek, our server is dedicated to…read moremaking sure the customers are happy and engaged. Plenty of old memorabilia to look thru

Great environment, I highly recommend the ghost juice with jalapeño and cucumber. Only got French…read morefries to eat but they were very good.

We were in town in our RV and had our dog with us. It has been difficult to find dog friendly…read moreplaces in Carbondale. But lucky for us Carbondale Beer Works let our little guy on the very nice covered outdoor patio. We split the best Patty melt I've ever had. May have to go back again before leaving town.

The beer here is wonderful, the jalapeño poppers from the connected pizza place were the bomb and…read morewe even met the brewer Tom, great place, great people and we love that it's dog friendly inside and out!

My wife and I met up with some friends here for some beers and pizza. We've been wanting to come…read morefor quite a while and we finally made it. It's definitely a place that we'll come back to. They have a bunch of excellent beers and there is a food truck in the back that serves delicious wood fired thin crust pizza and other "gourmet street food" according to the writing on their truck. We had two of their large pies and an order of Wisconsin cheese curds. Between the four of us, I think we are all but one slice. As for the beer, I think we had at least 6 different beers. They have a great selection of pilsners and lagers that are around 5-6% abv, which is good since we had to drive. They also have a couple coolers with soft drinks for kiddos, DDs and those that don't drink beer. They also had a couple of hard seltzers available. All of the beers we tasted were great. I'd recommend getting a flight of 4 if you want to try a few different kinds. My favorite is probably theirr Free Stone lager. The space is pretty unique. All parking is in the back in a crushed stone parking lot. There is a deck off the front and the back. I think most of the action is either inside or on the back seating area. There was a gigantic TV inside where there was a football game showing, but we stayed mostly on the deck outside except for coming into get more beer and use the restrooms. There were three restrooms, M, W and either. Lots of high top tables inside and a handful of rocking chairs on the back deck. Be sure to bring a jacket or other layers because as soon as the sun goes down, we'll, it's Colorado so you should know. The temps dropped pretty quickly. It's a great place to bring well behaved dogs and meet up with friends for good food and drinks. We're adding it to our down valley rotation.

Prices better than you might think. Better than their larger competitors…read more Prices better on liquor than nearby stores even before signing up members discount Wine prices equally good. Wider selection maybe better elsewhere but no complaints at all

Sam helped us choose some beers and told us so much about so many varieties. Very knowledgeable…read more and friendly staff.

Love the owners, the staff is incredible! They always…read morerecommend the best wines... Every one is so friendly!

Pretty good wine selection for a small town. Most prices are better than neighboring townsread more