Great service, loved the appy (hummus) our server was very attentive and friendly. Checked on us…read morefrequently !

I frequent The Great Divide at least once or twice a week and Ray has been my bartender/server…read moremultiple times I have visited, she is super personable and helpful. Always attentive and friendly, also the food is typically on point and quick. Great experience every time I patronize this location.

I must have had a really bad experience my first time a lot time ago because this time, I loved it!…read more Very tiny restaurant in Tennyson with limited seating. Hard to find local parking on wknds very busy street Cheesy garlicky bread $15 (five) pieces delish esp with ranch. It wasn't really garlic bread, more just cheese pizzas lol but it was very good. Save the leftover ranch for the pizza! Detroit style sour dough with pepperoni ricotta and banana peppers: This was soooo good. Came with 4 corner pieces $42 plus tip

24JUL2026 Cheeseburger & fries…read more A very good smashburger and a ton of Lamb-Weston scientifically-designed fries. I am a fan. 10JUL2022 A delicious lunch of Detroit style pizza (chorizo, jalapeños, pineapple) with some 50¢ beers and some regular priced. Excellent service fron Ashley and Crystal. The cool air inside was soothing on this 36°C afternoon. Enjoyed using our lifetime Beer Club memberships. We all survived Covid in 2020-21. 09JUN2018 Watched my 2-year-old grandson shove most of a kid's grilled cheese sandwich into his maw. Oh, and my sando was delicious and the service was excellent. 20MAR2018 A quiet Tuesday afternoon. Enjoyed a delicious Hogshead ale. 26DEC2015 Still crowded. Still has delicious pizza. Still has a terrific beer selection. Still has friendly staff. I am still happy. 05DEC2014 It was crowded. This is why no one goes here anymore. Ordered beer and drank some whilst in vulture mode waiting for 2 seats at the bar. Five minute wait. Ate a delious pizza and drank more beer. Happy. 14NOV2013 "Artisan Sandwich of the week: Turducken - Smoked Turkey, Chicken & Duck Confit, with Cranberry Walnut Stuffing, Bacon, and Sage & Apple Cider Gravy on a House Roll" This is an awesome sandwich. 08SEP2013 Cordon Bleu Chicken sandwich of the day. This is the BEST I have ever had. Very different. Slices of chicken breast with very smokey ham chunks in a dreamy cheese sauce with pickles. Yes, pickles. 16JUN2013 Fathers' Day. Walked in at 1415 and it was packed. Enjoyed great beers (3rd beer free!) and a 9/10 Reuben. Superb mango gazpacho. Drew and his crew make the best food. Great service as usual. Two kids (along with Mom and Dad) sitting at the bar. I hope they drank some beer. Still only 2 blocks from my house. 27FEB2012 What is with the Yelpers voting Hops & Pie as "not good for kids"? 1. All kids like pizza. 2. Some kids like beer. 3. Some kids like soda. I think Hops & Pie is great for kids and I see lots of them there whenever I visit. 08JAN2012 Why isn't it named "Hops and Mac"? As in Macaroni and Cheese and bacon, ham hocks, peas, IPA. Went on a Sunday afternoon (will I be happy when the Donkeys are no longer on TV) to drink beers and eat. Decided to "step outside the box" and ordered "Mac & Cheese" instead of pizza. This is the best M&C I have ever eaten in a restaurant and it will also make me step up my efforts at home. 18DEC2011 I arrive at 1347 which is 13 minutes before they open on a beautiful warm Sunday afternoon in Denver. There are people (shall we refer to them as "alcoholics"?) who are also waiting. When the door is unlocked (3 minutes early), 14 people rush in. At 1406, it is standing room only. What makes this place so popular? Could it be the Avery Brewing tasting flight? Rumpkin beer. Could it be the slice of the day: Cheeseburger? Could it be the excellent bartender service? Could it be the perfect bar atmosphere? Well, I won't tell. You need to visit for yourself. 05OCT2011 This time, we ate there. Excellent pizza. Very good service. 13SEP2011 making progress Free Wi-Fi. Always good. 31AUG2011 Walked the 2 blocks from my house and picked up an Artisan Pizza. Excellent. Super thin crust. Bursting with flavor. $2 craft beer in cans (6 to chose from) on Wednesdays. I really need to return and just work my way thru the huge beer selection.

Fun experience, great service, and great beer :-)…read more The ideal local bar fee that you want without it feeling too divey

We were happy to finally get here for some pre-concert beers while watching the Broncos game. While…read morewe were disappointed by the lack of dark beers on the menu, we tasted and were happy with most of the other light options. Our flight of six included (in order of my favorite): * Ice Cutter Kolsch * Rogtoberfest * Elefante Mexican Amber * Goats Go to Helles Lager * Dos Elefante Mexican Lager * Adeena Pils My wife actually liked the last one as well, which I didn't care for. After our flight, we each enjoyed a Kolsch and probably could've had another, but we still had another new brewery to try, so we left after the first. Neat neighborhood place. Beertenders and staff were friendly. We'll definitely be back.

Food is Always Amaaaaazing!!! Portions are large and prices more than reasonable…read more But we sat on the front patio one Friday afternoon for quite some time before anyone noticed. Ambience is noise from the street.

We went to Colorado Plus for dinner since it was on our way home. Our waitress was really nice! We…read moretried to order 2 beers on tap and they were out of both. The crispy Brussels sprouts had a good flavor but the Brussels were so big that they didn't get very crispy, the bacon was also not super crispy which was disappointing. The burgers were good, a little smaller than expected. Also, only one stall in the woman's bathroom worked and it was out of soap. Overall this place was fine but I can't say we'll be back.

Great beer garden. Lots of outdoor seating. It was very busy when I visited on a Friday evening,…read morebut it didn't feel overly crowded. The staff kindly gave multiple reminders before closing. The Japanese rice lager (forgot the name) was amazing. So good, in fact, that they ran out on this particular evening. As posted throughout the bar, they have instituted a mandatory 18% service fee in lieu of tips. For better or worse, be aware of this. It means you don't need to tip. As far as I'm concerned, it didn't have a negative impact on the service from the bartenders.

A great option for young families on a warmer day…read more I stopped by Edgewater Beer Garden with some friends with the intention of enjoying a seemingly warmer Denver winter day, and we had no trouble finding seating on the patio. Maybe we were just brave, but with blankets and the outdoor heaters the space served well for a small get together. The inside, however, was PACKED. Was it something in the air that influenced every young family West of Denver to crave local brews and fried food options? Or is this just the typical crowd for this establishment? Either way, I don't believe myself to be the target market for this location. After a few hours, the children's birthday party and other large family gatherings occupying the warm interiors finally disappeared, and we were able to enjoy all the splendors of their heated former firehouse. The staff who was wandering the facilities to take empty trays and glasses from tables were exceptionally nice, the food options were as plentiful as the variety on tap, and the patio's ambience was exactly what we needed. Ticked all the boxes you'd expect of a suburban beer hall. Overall, not really my scene, as I don't have a golden doodle or a curious toddler, but if that sounds like an apt description for the company you keep, you'll enjoy this spot immensely.

There are moments when human beings believe they are on a quest for higher knowledge. And then…read morethere are moments when they are just heavy objects being pulled toward the earth by gravity, wanting nothing more than a chair, a cooked piece of dough, and a cold glass of beer to dull the edges of the evening. The remarkable thing is that the second quest often yields the greater joy. Five of us, all varying degrees of exhausted from a long day of sightseeing, stumbled into Odell Brewing's Sloan's Lake Brewhouse at the corner of 17th and Perry. We were not looking for a miracle. We were looking for a soft place to land. We ordered our dinner, then ventured up to the rooftop patio, which looks out over the lake. I'm told that when the entire surrounding landscape isn't engulfed in flames that you can clearly see the jagged spine of the Rocky Mountains from up there. It is a very fine place to sit while the planet rotates away from the sun. They have a second bar up there that is just as well stocked as the one on the main floor, and the space was filled with the pleasant, low-grade hum of people who were glad to be alive and not currently looking at a screen. The kitchen turns out scratch-made pizzas, so we ordered a Margherita and a Garden Harvest. You must understand something about the five of us: we come from Central and Northern New Jersey. In our part of the world, opinions about pizza are not casual preferences; they are inherited like family heirlooms or chronic joint pain. To say that a group of Jersey natives found these pizzas to be genuinely good is a small miracle of regional diplomacy. They weren't trying to imitate a New York slice. They were just honest, well-baked pies with fresh ingredients, which is an honorable thing for a pizza to be. Then there was the beer. According to their website, this location houses a 10-barrel pilot system where they brew experimental, small-batch R&D beers you can't get anywhere else. I believe them. The fruited sour we sampled was bright and lively, the sort of beer that makes you wonder why so many other breweries get the style completely wrong. The porter was equally memorable, rich, dark, and smooth, with deep roasted notes that made it far too easy to drink. It was a beautiful piece of liquid craftsmanship. The staff was fast and entirely devoid of the plastic, rehearsed cheer you so often find in corporate franchises. They brought things out before we had time to grow cranky, and they seemed genuinely glad we had wandered into their corner of Denver. We had expected a purely transactional exchange of money for calories before going to sleep. Instead, we got a rooftop at dusk, exceptional beer, and the sudden, sweet realization that the day had ended exactly as it should. People are strange, fragile creatures, but occasionally we stumble into the right table at the right time.

This pizza had no business being this good!!! I didn't expect much from food at a brewery, but it…read morewas delicious and the perfect stop before a concert! Service at the bar was great, and atmosphere is fun, casual, and family friendly.

Such a fun place!! Went here with my sister for happy hour!…read moreShe is really into orange wine. So when we saw they had an orange rose, she was ecstatic! The charcuterie board was amazing!! Great size for us two! It says for four but we devoured it hahaha. Great location! Plenty of parking nearby. Good amount of seating as well. Ambience is very welcoming. Service was great! Very friendly!

Great ambience. Love the sangria and they have a variety of imbibements at a decent price. And the…read morestaff here is so friendly. Love this place.

Cute neighborhood bar! Stopped in here to watch a couple football games and grab a drink. This is a…read morefun little pub with a cool atmosphere and friendly service. I will definitely be stopping by again and you should too!

On February 26, I went to Jefferson Park Pub for the first and last time. I spilled a drink at the…read morebar on accident, and offered to clean it up. The male bartender told me I had to watch him clean it up so I "know what I did wrong." I thought he was joking, and reached for some paper towels to clean it. He then grabbed me by the arm and said "what about that didn't you understand you dense motherf***er." He then proceeded to keep me at the bar while he cleaned it.