On the way back from a weekend in the southwest corner of the state, we stopped here for lunch and…read morerefreshment. We sat outside as our pups were with us. They have a large outside area with a variety of seating. I ordered a pint of Burnt Toast, an English brown ale and a cheese pizza. The pizza was tasty, I did need a box for half of it. Burnt Toast had a nice maltiness to it. My husband ordered a pint of Trashy Blonde, their flagship blonde ale. He said it was nice. He also ordered a supreme pizza. He too required a box to bring half home. My daughter ordered a glass of their sangria and a Provenzano Margherita pizza. She really enjoyed her pizza, as with us, had half to bring home in a box. She was not a fan of the sangria, it was not sweet and a bit too tart for her taste. The service was great. We were seated right away and did not wait long for drinks or food. You could get a pint at this place and just sit back and watch the world go by.

Pretty patio under a stunning curved pergola. Peach beer…read morewas crisp and cool not too sweet on a hot day. Pizza options are great. Obsessed with the Reuben - double layer of all the good stuff with plenty of sauerkraut. Definitely one of the best I have ever had- possibly #1. Wait staff is friendly.

Popped into this brewery on our road trip and let's just say this was such a great stop! The food…read morewas delicious! We started off with their Bavarian pretzel with queso and it was one of the best pretzels we've had. Soft and fresh out of the oven! My boyfriend had their beer flight and said that each beer tasted good. He ended up getting the patty melt with onion rings and was very impressed! The sizes of our meals were huge! I got the crispy chicken Caesar salad and the chicken was the star of the show! I sometimes am nervous about getting crispy chicken on a salad because I feel like it can be hard to get right but I found myself wanting more of the chicken on the salad!! If you are stopping by Alamosa we definitely recommend stopping here!!!

My wife and I went here for a date night. Food was not good at all. I got the chicken bacon Swiss…read morewith red potatoes, & my wife got the French dip with a side salad. We got the pretzel as an appetizer.... The pretzel was greasy and so was the cheese they gave with it. The cheese seemed frozen, then microwaved. It had a really dull/greasy taste and odd texture. The French dip was like rubber. And the au jus sauce was bland. For her the best part was the side salad. She even said her beer had an odd taste to it. My chicken sandwich had no flavor. The red potatoes where severly over cooked on the outside and under cooked on the inside. My drink (the house black cherry cream soda), was really good the first glass! Second glass was flat and very syrupy. The server briefly came by a couple times. He would quickly ask "everything ok?", as he rushed by. He wasn't horrible, but he wasn't great either. Overall we where very unimpressed. Not somewhere we'll be returning to. For the price, I had better expectations.

The smash burgers are outstanding. The cheese cake is to die for. And don't forget about the beers.read more

World's End moved across the street in the old Neon Bottle/Defiance Nightclub spot. The owners have…read morebeen fixing it up and now they have more seating and they have added pool tables, an air hockey table, skee-ball and some arcades. They bill it as a family fun center. We have been twice since they move and I don't know, the space is dreary, dark and very spread out (over three rooms). They haven't moved all their taps over so their beer menu is limited, but that is fine except they expect you to go to the bar to see the beer menu - there isn't a paper list or QR code at the table - which I find annoying. Also, If I want to pick up my beer and walk a few steps to play skee-ball this seems to throw the wait staff off. So I guess they expect us to eat, pay and THEN play - whatever - just run a card and let me roam! Oh and bring dollars and change because they don't have a change machine (and the games have not been converted for credit cards) and the one time we saw a couple ask the waitress to make change her attitude told me not to ever do that again. Yikes. Food is super basic. We ordered pretzels and they were literally super pretzels you can get at the supermarket that were barely nuked to make them sort of warm (for almost $9). We stopped going to eat here a few years back when they served me a gray hot dog - so the food is not for me. Beer is very fruity and some are good. They do have a wide variety of domestics and imports. I really wanted to love this place and I am guessing many will, but for me it is dark, food is basic and the new games are nice, but I wish they were easier to get change and just wander and play.

Fantastic pizza, friendly staff. 100% recommend! Really loved the Hawaiian, especially the blend of…read moreBBQ and Pizza sauce. My Gluten Free daughter loved her pizza too!

They are back! Pizza was just like the first time we ever…read morevisited. Delicious! I guess you gotta check them when standards start to fall. Give it a shot.

Really laid back place. Perfect for us. We happen to connect with the owners and brewers and loved…read morethe conversation. Really cool interior as well. Lots of seating options, lots of room for larger crowds and a decent outdoor space as well. They had several sour beer options which always is a plus in my book. My guy enjoyed several IPAs with zero complaints. The beer tender was fabulous, attentive and offered several suggestions. Always a plus. If we lived in town, we'd be here regularly for sure.

something about the last few brewerys that we've been too, it's always fucking trivia night. well,…read morewe were in Alamosa for one night and this place was on my list of places to try and low and behold, we walk in and it's goddamn trivia night. ARGH. there did happen to be 1 bar stool at the end of the bar, and a kind man who happened to be from Kansas no doubt who stood up and gave the JW his seat, and i then had my sampler platter of beer and some tasty snack mix as well. the beer was wonderful and we enjoyed everything exept the trivia. the guy at the bar also happened to be working the next morning when we stopped in for coffee. the coffee needs work. all in all, for a tiny mountain town, this place is pretty darn good, i would highly recommend a stop in if yo're driving through.

What a fun find! We walked from our campground to Mountain Merman Brewing and enjoyed delicious…read morecraft beer, tasty pizza, and great service in a lively setting. We'll definitely be back!

Walked in an sat down at an open table. Got up and left after sitting there for fifteen minutes…read morewithout anyone coming to our table. The place wasn't even busy.

Pueblo, CO - The Secret Gem Revealed…read more Hands down, the hidden treasure of Pueblo sits quietly on the west side of town -- Reservoir Brewing. I strolled in after a long day of convention chatter downtown, feeling like a city-slicker cowboy wandering into an old ghost town. I pulled up a seat at the bar, surrounded by locals swapping stories and laughs. Behind the bar was the owner himself, ready to give me the lowdown on the beers. He suggested their Revolution beer but warned me it didn't come out quite like usual. so they added mango. Being the adventurous type, I said, "Why not?" First sip... home run! Easily my favorite of the night. One beer turned into a few, and before I knew it, I was closing the place down, talking with locals and the owner like we'd known each other for years. It was so good I came back the very next day to finish the beer list and check out the food. And let me tell you; Lord have mercy..... the food matched the beer in greatness. Perfect beer food. I started with the spicy habanero cheese curds (fiery but addictive) and then went in for the kill: The Rachel Fully Loaded with turkey, pastrami, and bacon on marbled rye, with chips on the side. That sandwich didn't stand a chance. Every crumb vanished. Naturally, I enjoyed a flight and stocked up with a couple of growlers to go. (Flip Flamingo Rule #1: Always keep empty growlers in the car, just in case.) The owners also mentioned they're moving to a bigger location closer to the reservoir, hopefully in September. You'd better believe I'll be back for round two at the new spot. If you want the best all-around brewery in Pueblo --Beer Food Vibes , this is it. Drop in, order a pint, and tell 'em Flip sent ya!

We stopped by on a cold Saturday. I got a Rachel with pastrami and husband got the Cuban. Both…read moreserved hot with Cole slaw. Grilled bread. AMAZING. Can't wait to go back. Wish they served Ice Tea...my only complaint.

I've been to this place three times now, and each visit has delivered excellent service. The…read moreatmosphere is exactly what you'd hope for in a mountain setting--cozy, welcoming, and full of character. Everyone you encounter is friendly and seems genuinely happy to be there, which really adds to the overall vibe. The beer is exceptional, with one of the best varieties in town. Whether you're into classic styles or looking for something more adventurous, there's something for everyone on tap. I travel to this area for work, and this spot is always on my list. It's the kind of place you look forward to returning to--not just for the drinks and the atmosphere, but for the consistently great experience.

To be honest the food is good but overpriced for what you get. $25 for a 12" pizza and $18 for a 6"…read moremeatball sub? If you split these two items with another person you will not get full on the portion size. I don't think I will be going back in the future. But hey, if you want to overpay feel free. Limited menu items. Price a little better or increase the portions for REAL people. Go to Subway and Dominos.

A very flavorful pizza out in the sticks…read more The Salsiccia is a standout favorite, and the Rex's Amber pairs with it perfectly. Service was quick, attentive, and on point. The ingredients tasted fresh, and the addition of mushrooms really elevated the dish. It's also easy to find, right in the downtown area.

BLUF: very tasty food for the most part. Friendly service…read more Went with a group on a Thursday night. The place was pretty busy, and they weren't ready for us despite us having made a reservation over 2 weeks ago. We waited about another 15 minutes for a table. A few of us tried their mocktails, which were actually very tasty. I recommend the apple flavored one. The pizza in calzones here are the standout. Nice crust on them and plenty of filling. Be aware of the calzone is pretty substantially sized so unless you eat big you could probably split that between two people with maybe a salad or app to supplement it. I love lasagna, and it is my acid test for any Italian restaurant. The lasagna here was very tasty, with a nice sweet sausage inside. But it was awesome very mushy. It could do with another way or to a pasta between the feelings and definitely more cheese on the inside instead of just on top. It wasn't bad by any means, but it was not a standout. I've actually enjoyed Costco frozen lasagna more.