We've brought family and friends from out of town to WeldWerks, and it's always a hit. Their sours…read moreare terrific, and the cheeseburgers, fries, and sauce are delicious. Five stars--we'll keep coming back!

WeldWerks is definitely worth a stop! I went with the double cheeseburger with a side salad and…read morefries, and everything was delicious. The burger was juicy, flavorful, and exactly what you want when a cheeseburger craving hits. The side salad was fresh and I especially loved the vinaigrette--simple but really flavorful. And the fries were crispy and delicious, made even better with the aioli for dipping. Because fries + aioli is always a winning combination. Great food, solid portions, and plenty of flavor. I'd definitely come back!

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.

2026 adult Easter egg hunt: Nothing says adulthood like hunting Easter eggs at a brewery this…read moreevening. Eric won a car detailing & I won a dinner at The Cow. Service was slow yet not much of a turn out

An amazingly upbeat and friendly staff greets you and is able to share their favorites along with…read moredetails about any of the styles the are serving. I highly recommend a flight, and definitely taste their Pilsner. A brewery that can't make a good Pilsner that stands on its own is not working very hard. The Old Bear sour is very special!

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!!!

What a lovely and welcoming place. Loved this bar when we visited Estes Park.. We were visiting…read morefrom England (and like all English people , we love a good pub). Rock Cut was our go to. The staff were so friendly and helpful and the beer was great (Galactic IPA for the Boyf and Canyon Crusher for me). We will be back.

The beer was so nice I ordered the same one twice!…read more I put in 20 miles hiking Rocky Mountain National Park in a day a half. I slept about 4 hours the night before to make it early for sunrise. To say that a few tasty beers were what the doctor ordered would be the understatement of the century! None of this matters, of course, to the good folks at Rocky Cut Brewing Company. This is off the main drag of Estes in an unassuming strip plaza. Humble vibes inside, a simple U-shaped bar top with seating all around, a few smaller tables, a community table, and a large patio with mostly picnic table seating. If you're lucky, snag a stool right along the Big Thompson River! Though, I recommend they fix the wooden placeholders for beers, they're leaning on the wrong side of history, we don't want any full glasses of beer reaching an unnecessary demise! Interference IPA * American IPA * 6.7% * 16oz ($7) From their website: "Climbing the Interference Boulder in Rocky Mountain National Park requires strength and power. This Colorado IPA showcases the power of hops with an intense blend forging citrus aromas with a pine forward finish. Featured ingredients: Cascade, El Dorado, Mosaic, Chinook, & Simcoe hops * Recommended adventure: hiking Black Lake, climbing the Twin Owls, skiing upper Hidden Valley." A perfectly apt description. I would summarize this beer just as they did, focusing on hops, citrus, and pine. Absolutely delicious, a memorable IPA in recent memory. I liked it so much I ordered it again and it tasted just as delicious the second time down! They also had a food truck outside, so safe to assume they do this often. Would love to try more of their beers during my next visit. Rock Cut, I see you!

We really enjoyed sitting outside with a view of Lumpy Ridge. The tall bartender was really nice…read moreand interesting to talk with. The beers: Rancho Deluxe Western American Lager (great) Sun Lion fruited ale (good) OGG's German Amber (great) Schwarzbier (great)

This is literally our first stop on every trip, the reward for a long drive. It's unique, funky,…read moreand very cool. You simply don't find other places like this. The beer is good and the staff is better.

Stayed two nights in my van in their parking lot through Harvest Host. Fantastic directions and…read moreparking help. Was able to hook up into 20 amp power which was helpful to run my air conditioner as it was still hot in early October. All the staff at the brewery were incredibly friendly and helpful. The tasting room is well laid out with community tables and a bar. There's about a dozen chairs in front of the Aleworks on fourth Street, and a relatively large and comfortable patio/beer garden with tables in the back. My dog was very welcome and treated well by patrons and staff. My first night there I tried a really nice Belgian Tripel and a Pastry Dough Stout. Both were excellent, particularly the Tripel which stacks up well with beers I had while living in Belgium. I also sampled the large, soft Bavarian pretzel with both spicy mustard and beer cheese. I think they also have some pizza available and they encourage people to bring in food from some of the popular restaurants on their block. There was something going on there every night I stayed. Sunday night the beer garden was pretty crowded, and Monday night. The tasting room was crowded as there's a regular group of runners that finishes up in front of Loveland and comes inside to get rehydrated. If you're in the charming town of Loveland, a visit to the Aleworks should be on your list of things to do.

Two stars. Loveland Aleworks is super small and gets crowded, with limited food options and not…read moremuch of a sour selection. Overall, it felt pretty mediocre. Would I come back? Possibly, but it wouldn't be my first choice.

This visit was two-fold. I was meeting up with a friend as well as taking my daughter for a…read morebeverage. We arrived shortly after opening and had a great chat with our beertender. My daughter does not have a taste for beer so she sampled the seltzer and settled on the Cherry Popper. I am always for the dark beers so after trying a sample of the brown and the stout, I chose Wired Greasy Grinder milk stout. The seltzer was interesting as it was not back-sweetened like so many are. It was more like a flavored sparkling water, but with alcohol. She really liked it. The milk stout had a wonderful malty, roasty flavor that I love. When my friend arrived, she chose the same as me and we all sat and enjoyed some conversation. This is a nice location tucked away just off I-25. I look forward to visiting again.

Stop #76 on our Hundreds of Hops self-guided US Hop Passport Brewery Tour…read more Arrived around 7pm on a Sunday to this young (opened in 2020 brewery) with about half a dozen patrons inside - greeted promptly. The suds-slinger made their recommendations &, I'd trust this guy with my children, he was so spot on. The Wired Greasy Grinder Milk Stout $7/16oz is phenomenal (awards confirm) - incredibly well-balanced & a come-back-for-more flavor. This one went home with us. Blown Tire - a very solid red/amber - no bitter finish, very smooth and easy to drink.

So I was really sorry to see big choice gone from their original location and I was on Yelp looking…read morearound at restaurants and for some reason big choice came up and they're out in the country with a wine maker now.so me and my wife had to go and check it out. It's a lovely place. The wines are really good big choice. Their beers are great their food's good their pizza still really really good. I would recommend it. Go for a little drive out in the country and go check it out. The owners are really nice people. My grandson went to school with their son just all around really fun people waiting on you. It's kind of a real neet set up.

Came in on Trivia night. Nice vibes throughout. Pretty relaxing and chill. Pizza is really good…read more Great selection of drinks (All under $10) I ordered the Neopolitan crust, extra crispy. Great choice here. Friendly staff, quick to serve with smiles.

we loved our lunch at mash lab! the food was incredible and the service was super quick…read more we ordered the sliders, tacos and wings. all were delicious but the tacos were our favorite! the blackberry margarita was perfect for a warm day.

Food- 3.5/5 Service- 5/5…read moreAmbiance-5/5 Service was great, she had good recommendations and food served in a timely manner. Inside is what you would expect or a brewery, tanks in the back but restaurant seating up front. The food...is the definition of "just ok" Loaded Mac n Cheese- 70% cheese, not enough noodles Philly Cheesesteak- average, nothing standout Brisket Tacos- decent, better with salsa and beans added. Beer flights- always fun!

Rule105 Brewing was a brewery in Greeley that I went to in the not too distant past. I got a…read morevariety of different beers here and by the time the beer experience with this brewery was finished Steve and I tried about five different beers of theirs and it gave us a really good idea what kind of quality to expect from this particular brewery. The first beer that I had was the Honey Helles. I do love Helles Lagers and I do especially like it when honey is an ingredient for beer. This was a good example of balancing that beer style and having the presence of honey in the flavor profile. Other things for your taste buds to look for is grainy and earthiness upon your tongue. Definitely a nice beer for the summer but in my case any season is good to have this one. After that we had the Chill Pill Bavarian Style Pilsner. Another good and solid beer from this brewery. Flavor features with this pilsner is saltiness and breadiness. Tasting the bready was an extra plus as we do love a beer that has breadiness at work for flavors. Moving on from that we had the Perfect Patio Porter. Once again... a very solidly made beer that was very good. Flavors to look for on this porter is coffee, vanilla, chocolate and a very nice mellowness to this dark beer. We drifted to red ales after the porter and got the Red Fox Irish Red Ale. This had very pleasant notes of caramel, maltiness , sweet and clean aftertaste to this very well balanced beer. Our final one was one that was still good but felt like it was our least favorite and that was the Fattyboogler, a Scottish Ale with maltiness, sweet and clean flavor features and a smooth body. I am very picky with Scottish Ales so that is part of what was at play here but also it just wasn't one of their beers that hit us on the same level as the others but only by a slim margin. Greeley is really getting a nice brewery scene these days and Rule105 Brewing is a stop that should be made to see what craft beers the city has to offer if you are out and about checking out breweries and doing a tour of them.

Went here the other day. Bartender and staff were great but some entitled jerk named Randy kept…read moreruining everyone's time. Loud and disrespectful...no idea why. He was bragging he owned the place or used to be the brew king or something ridiculous. I'll try going again but if that guy is there I recommend leaving.