My son and I hiked Seven Bridges trail on Easter morning. This is a very gentle out and back that…read moremost any ability can tackle with complete ease. The hike itself was absolutely stunning Sunday morning. The weather had shaped up nicely and while it was covered with snow, it didn't require crampons (I went in trail runners). As snow melted and fell from the pines, it felt like a magical playground. The bridges are all very close to each other, the water rushing along side most of this hike made for the most tranquil morning. I can't imagine this trail being anymore beautiful than it was this past weekend. I've seen glimpses of it in the summer from videos of trail runs and while it's gorgeous then I am so grateful to have experienced it covered in a layer of snow, icicles hanging, sun shining and simply splendid from the moment we parked the car at the trailhead. Highly recommend!

In the realm of seven or so mile loops, this is an easy one. Of course, don't forget you can still…read moreinjure yourself and there are slightly hairy stretches of scrambling after Bridge Seven. Beforehand, each of the bridges provide pleasant landmarks with the rushing water below to sooth the senses while offering a few degree differential from trail temps. A couple miles beyond Bridge Seven you enter a quaint aspen meadow, small compared to points around Aspen or points west of Crested Butte, but a pleasant oasis. Continue north then east and you can summit Kineo before the descent back down past Mays to the upper lot at High Drive, Upper Gold Camp and Gold Camp.

Food five out of five best food ever. Beer amazing. Service outstanding. It definitely recommended…read moreto everybody on your own. The atmosphere and ambience is phenomenal the rustic wood & iron.

Came out from Philadelphia and visited with my parents…read more I forgot my ID and the waiter carded me and would not serve me without it. I am 34 years old with a 6 inch beard. The waiter did not card my parents (ageism) The waiter did not card other patrons that appeared to be maybe 40 years old. I understand by law the brewery should card every patron so I cannot be too upset I was not served. But it was annoying that the waiter did not ask other people for ID but demanded it from me. My biggest complaint is that on a Thursday and noon the location was out of 4-5 beers (all of the brews my Dad and I wanted to try. I understand I could not try draft on premises but even if I brought my ID they did not have anything I wanted to try) They only had the super mainstream beers available that I can get from my local grocery store. They were also out of all crowler cans....so we could not even take out one of those in any brew. (I have visited maybe 50 breweries and literally none of them have ever been "out of cans" before.) The beer to go offered again was only the mainstream beers you could get anywhere. When we asked why they were out of so many beers they said they had a busy weekend..... again I have been to many breweries and guarantee I have been to busier breweries and they never ran out of so much beer. Again we went on a Thursday, so the 'busy weekend' excuse is fairly ridiculous since they had 3-4 days to restock after said 'busy weekend' It would be one thing if this location only served beer but they also brew, produce, can and offer tours of the brewery at this location. I cannot imagine such poor business practices that a location like this would run out of half the beers they offer during the weekend and not bother to replenish or restock any of them before Thursday (4 days later) The Mac and cheese I ordered was p good.. The location was nice and clean with a cool cabin environment. The waiter was nice enough but also fairly slow with service. It took maybe 25 minutes to learn they were out of all the beers we were interested in. We would ask for one, he would waddle over to the bar, eventually come back and say they are out of that one. We would ask for another. Repeat 4-5 times. The waiter did not specify when we sat down that they were out of any beers and did not say them all at once. The waiter also did not provide us with the daily specials. But we could hear this being present the 3 parties who came in after us with those specials. On the way out I asked the guy at the front store why they were out of so many beers and crowlers. He just stared blankly past me like he smoked 5 joints before work and never provided me an answer. Overall the visit was very disappointing. I can easily get over the fact I couldn't drink because my mistake leaving my ID at home, but the fact they were out of 5 beers, the waiter's lack of initiative to inform us of what was unavailable, repeated trips to the bar without saying what was out, waiter's lack of initiative to inform us of the specials, age discrimination by not carding all patrons (which is illegal) and being out of crowler cans made the trip not worth my time and extremely disappointing. I will not be returning. My parents who for the last 3-5 years have had a yearly club gathering at the location with 30-50 patrons will not be returning. The visit made me disappointed.

We visited TRVE on our last visit to Colorado and will definitely be returning. I didn't look it…read morebeforehand and didn't have any idea of what to expect. Walking in, it definitely puts off the heavy metal vibes. The taproom is dark and somewhat small. There's a bar to order beer from, lots of communal seating, and Music City Hot Chicken in the back. We did order food and I highly recommend it. I also tried a few beers and I really enjoyed them. They have several IPAs and some that are a bit more funky. The beers do rotate so there's something different. I really enjoyed "Only Death is Real": Brewed in Collaboration with Death & Co. Saison Brewed with Local Malt and Fermented on Passionfruit Puree, Ginger, Juniper Berries, Lemon & Lime Peel. Definitely check them out if you haven't!

I haven't been to Trve in a long time and we decided to stop in for a beer after grabbing lunch…read moredown the street. We walked up to the counter and were reading over the beers. The lady working the register was honestly probably the rudest person I have ever met at a brewery. She was pushy and short with us. We thought about staying for a bit but I didn't want to deal with her again. I got a pale ale and it was okay. The seating isn't the greatest either. All separate tables were taken so we had to sit on the long community table, which I felt like we were so close to other people we could all hear each other's conversations. I will say the food looked really good coming out of Music City in the back. I would maybe come back for that fried chicken.

Veggie Shepherd's Pie is outstanding, and relatively healthy. I enjoyed that with one of their…read morein-house beers, while watching the Dodgers at Rockies on the screens. The restaurant has three floors. We sat on the main floor in the middle, overlooking the lower downtown streets below. The vibe was casual and cheerful. We sat at a table near the bar. The bartender initially provided menus and took our drink order. After that, we had to approach the bar to order food and get our check. It wasn't crowded enough to let them off the hook for this, so I provided feedback to the manager on duty, on our way out. He provided us with some cards for complimentary draft beers.

I went there on a Saturday night the night of the broncos vs. bills football game at 630pm. The…read moreplace was packed as they have TVs for watching sports games. There was a wait for a table. I checked in with the host and was told there was going to be a 15-20 minute wait. We arrived shortly after the game was over so luckily people were leaving. The bar seating was full. The atmosphere was loud and lively. They have multiple TVs around the bar and in the standard dining area. We were seated fairly quickly with the 15-20 minute window. I ordered the Wynkoop bison burger. I was visiting Denver and heard about the different meats Denver has for burgers such as elk and deer so I decided to try something different than the normal beef patty and ordered the bison burger. The Wynkoop burger has a natural colorado bison patty, smoked gouda, pickled onions, green chili mayo, and arugula all on a brioche bun. The burger had a sweet taste to it due to the brioche bun. I asked for it medium well and it wasn't pink and wasn't overcooked. Some places when you ask for medium well the patty ends up being burnt and tough which I don't like. The patty was tender. The combination of flavors was good. It had green chill mayo on the bun. Denver is known for green chili and I wanted to try some green chile dishes. It was tasty. There were options for the sides for coleslaw or fries. I opted to sub for a salad instead for an extra $2. Our group also ordered the green chili fries and it was a big portion. The fries were smothered with white queso, pork green chili, cotija, lime crema, and cilantro. The green chile queso addition was interesting as there were chunks of green chile and tomatoes pieces that added a bit of acidity to the fries but with the queso it was delicious! The service was good and the waiter checked in with us multiple times. Overall, I would recommend this place for the burgers. The food was good and it was comfort American food. If you like sports this place is great to watch sports with friends and is good for groups which is an added plus!

Restaurants at airports aren't always known for their excellence, but I ate at this place while…read morewaiting for a plane and it was a good experience. I sat at the counter outside and tried to order with the QR code but a server was required. She was very nice (as was all the staff) and quickly got my order. My steak sandwich and fries was pretty good and it was a big portion...it could have easily fed two people. I also had a large bottle of Pellegrino and with tip, everything was $41. Like I said, it could feed two so I think a decent $20 meal (per person) at an airport restaurant isn't a bad deal. Combine that with nice service and I give this place four stars.

We recently were flying out of DIA and had some time to kill prior to our flight and we were…read morehungry. We decided to eat here and choose some seats at the bar. The bartender was very nice and efficient. I got the crab cakes and my husband got a salad. Food arrived fairly quickly which is always appreciated at the airport since there's usually a time crunch. Food was okay, rarely is airport food exceptional. And of course it was overpriced as is to be expected when at the airport. It was fine and I would eat there again.