Third time here last night. Biggest complaint is they don't keep their website current, so most of…read morethe beers we had planned to try weren't on the menu wall when we got there. We started with a flight and ranked them in this order: * Holy Craic Irish Red Ale (#2 for my wife) * Golden Boy Kolsch (#1 for my wife) * Steel Cut Stout * Twisted Amber (neither liked) * Dublin Magic Irish Stout (neither liked) After the flight, we both enjoyed two of the beers we enjoyed the most. For food, we each got a side Caesar salad. Large and with lots of flavor, they were very good. We each then got the Mediterranean pizza. I added chicken to mine. My wife liked hers, while I was disappointed in mine. I didn't find the flavor to be great, and the crust was rather flimsy and disappointing. Pizza here on our first visit had been great, so again, this was disappointing. Service was friendly enough. I'm sure we'll be back again.

Fifteen years later and this remains my go to spot for a delicious brews (love the Cerise) and…read morebites (the lemon pepper wings and pepperoni pizza are a must). From game days (televised or board/card) to happy hour catch ups I love coming here for the laid back and family friendly vibes. I've enjoyed having my birthday party here for the last handful of years (they have amazing event space). As it's family friendly my crew always feels happy to bring their well behaved little one along. While my friends are sure to bring activities for their kiddos (books, toys, educational iPad devices) some folks aren't as considerate. I've definitely had the unfortunate experience of kids running amuck while their parents are fully attentive only to their brewskis. This was particularly disturbing as I've been recovering from a knee injury for several months and my partner has often been with me and on crutches. Would love to see people take more responsibility for their children's behavior when taking them out in public for everyone's safety. While it's Boulder afterall I hold hope that parents will look after their kids if they decide to bring them in or drop them to the nearby kiddos climbing facility if they wanna play. Looking forward to many more good times with friends at this awesome locally owned gem.

Stopped by Upslope in Boulder and really liked it. Grabbed a flight and everything was good, but…read morethe German-style pilsner was definitely my favorite--super crisp and easy to drink. The nitro stout was solid too, nice and smooth. I also got the California chicken sandwich and it hit the spot. The roasted red pepper mayo made it. Fries were hot and crispy, no complaints there. Lastly, HUGE SHOUT OUT to the bartender SAIJA! So welcoming, friendly and knowledgeable. Quickly made great beer and menu recommendations while balancing a full bar! I guarantee whatever you're paying her isn't enough, give that girl a raise! It's in kind of an industrial area but somehow still has a really chill, neighborhood vibe. Just felt like an easy place to hang out. I'd come back.

Enjoyed some beers on the patio with the views of the Rockies. We definitely had a great time…read morehere. The weather was perfect too. My sister and I split the Nashville Chicken Sandwich and it was really tasty. The sweet potato fries were good as well. They also had a kids menu. My little enjoyed her cheeseburger. The service was good as well. We will def come back here when we are back in town

I was visiting Denver and made a quick trip to Boulder for lunch. Found this place on Yelp and it…read moredidn't disappointed. Couple of things to know. You will have to go through an app to pay for parking. This place only accepts cash. They do have an ATM on-site, if needed. As for the food and beer selection. Both were great. I was torn between the bison burger and the junk burger but decoded to go with the Junk Burger. It was literally cooked to perfection (well done chef!). As for the beer, they had 18 to choose from including two gluten free options. I could decide so I went with a beer flight which allowed me to sample several in my typical range of beers. Definitely would come back and recommend to anyone making stop in Boulder.

Came here for a late lunch on a Monday and it was pretty disappointing. We had the fried pickles,…read morethe Cuban sandwich and the orchard chicken wrap. Our server didn't seem too happy that we showed up today, the food took about 30 minutes to get to us and the fried pickles and the Cuban weren't very yummy, we didn't finish either. Disappointing. However the French fries WERE very yummy! And the wrap was unique and pretty good. It's a large space and it was easy to find a seat. The artwork is beautiful. Luckily we found street parking so that was easy too. It's a cash only restaurant (or local personal checks) and while it wasn't a problem, we had cash, we probably wouldn't have come here had we known that beforehand. Credit card sales shouldn't be the consumers issue.

Me and The Hubs were in the area on a Saturday to go to the nearby car museum with some of his car…read moreclub members and we came here for lunch afterward. I'm not really a 'beer person' but was wowed not by the one beer that I had, but by the food. I had the fish and chips. While 'not the best fried fish I've ever had', it was very good. What wowed me was The Hub's lunch. He ordered the Brisket Plate (9 oz of smoked brisket, beer mustard bbq, fennel slaw, green chili mac n cheese, green chili cornbread). I tasted the brisket and it was excellent! I was so surprised by how good it was. I was also surprised by how much brisket was on the plate. It might have been 9oz, but this serving looked like more. He couldn't eat it all and we brought the rest home (yay for me!). I love their fennel slaw. It also came with the fish& chips. Yum! This place is too far from home to come on any regular basis, but next time I'm in the area I'll definitely come back. PS - Our server was super nice!

Great spot to enjoy a beer in the sun! The staff were very friendly and welcoming. The brewery…read moreitself is massive. Lots of seating and nice places to hang out with a group of friends.

We came here on a Sunday afternoon and it was a great place to grab a bite and a beer! There's an…read moreoutdoor patio so we let our dog out on a leash to sit with us. There's a taco truck and they have everything from nachos $11, tacos $4-5, and salads $5. Inside you can grab a craft beer and there's plenty of tables to sit. I had the ginger beer and it hit the spot. Staff are very friendly! There's a room to the side for meetings.

Sanitas is a SPOT in Boulder, for sure…read more It has a superb outdoor deck and patio with a mountain view (double bonus). It makes their already crisp and refreshing beer go down extra smoother (triple bonus). To top that, there's a McDevitt Taco Supply slinging out bites (quadruple bonus). And... of course... thanks to their kind staff and cool vibe, dogs and babies are encouraged to come hang with their drinking parents (quintuple bonus). With all these bonuses, you gotta check it out ASAP! Or if you're me, you gotta go back AGAIN. :D

Vision Quest is a microbrewery in Boulder that has been doing it the right way for awhile now…read more Until my visit last weekend, it had been years since I had been in the taproom. Nothing has changed whatsoever. From the funky mural on the garage door to the sticker-lined walls of the cooler to the remote location on the less popular side of Boulder, Vision Quest is proof that us beer lovers still long for breweries of this nature. See Andrew H's recent review for his spot-on analysis! The beer selection rocks. Pales, porters, IPA's, lagers, sours, stouts, and ambers. Quality over quantity, while still maintaining a variety of flavors. I was in a pale/IPA mood last Friday, and the Hoosier Head and Boombox were quite tasty. Only a few seats at the bar, but plenty of seating indoors. If the weather is nice, you'll find everyone sitting outside staring at the mountains. They host community events, vinyl nights, have a bunch of board games, etc. These are the breweries of yesteryear. The one that skyrocketed the craft beer movement. They are a dime a dozen these days. Vision Quest is one of them, and you can still find that magic here.

This is the type of brewery that used to be all over America, but that you rarely find anymore:…read more A tiny production brewery with a bolted on customer-facing area that brews great beer first and focuses on cute ambiance second. Granted the ambiance here is very fun, it feels 'college' in the best sense of that term. The young people running that taps and hanging out gave me hope for the future. Crazy that chill college breweries like this still exist! Especially in a town with basic-ass hotels for $700/night.

We counted on the Post for so many meals during the pandemic and I have done delivery multiple…read moretimes since when my husband was out of town and I am no longer driving, that we felt the need to go in person today. One of our favorite things during the pandemic when restaurants could reopen was picking up their in house chicken pot pie. It's my husband's absolute favorite chicken recipe which I used to make myself. Though I am unable to make it now that l have lost a lot of vision and not a single one we have bought elsewhere was sufficient until we ordered from The Post Boulder. After a short time it became too labor intensive for the Post to make in house back then with limited staff so they contracted with a pie facility in Denver. Compared to their own it was merely adequate so we moved on to there other in house specialties. As we were ordering gold specials for Sunday!s big game, I saw that the daily specials now include Chicken Pot Pies Thursday's so we went to try it. This ficus a personal size freshly made this morning it was nice to have for a meal with a side salad. But though good, it was not as hearty as the one we loved 5 years ago. Staff was friendly and attentive and my husbands favorite beer (El Korn) was on tap and my iced tea was customized perfectly . We even brought most of the salad home as it was a large serving for a lunch. We'll be back on Sunday for our wings and other treats that we need to pick up. And we can come back again for a lunch or dinner as the have more items for people like me who cannot eat fried chucked, with their grilled chicken or salmon.

Walked into The Post in Boulder just craving some good fried chicken. Simple. Honest. Nothing deep…read more And yet... I ended up having a whole emotional experience. Started with the cauliflower bites in sweet chili sauce -- and let's be clear -- these were not polite, side-salad energy cauliflower. These were "touch one and we're no longer friends" cauliflower. Sweet, crispy, addictive. I fell in love against my will. Then the fried half chicken arrived. Crispy on the outside, juicy on the inside -- like someone's Southern aunt spent years perfecting it. And yes -- there's a gluten-free fried chicken option that somehow tastes just as good. A plot twist I didn't see coming. The collard greens had that smoky-sweet-Sunday vibe, and once the house hot sauce entered the chat? Full gospel choir moment. And William at the bar? Welcoming, honest, and actually tells you what's good -- not "everything is amazing" menu-script energy. The man can be trusted.

Dogs were allowed on the patio and they did bring out a water bowl for our pup. They have a nice…read morevariety of beers, including some gluten reduced options (enzyme added to reduce gluten). Bees tasted great, like normal beer and didn't cause any issue with my Gluten sensitivity. My wife in not GF and enjoyed the beer as well.

We were out and about for a date evening and had been wanting to visit here for some time. There is…read moreample parking in the evening. The beertender was welcoming and knowledgeable. We appreciated his recommendations and background on the beers. I had the Czech-style dark lager and my husband had the Czech-style light lager. Both delicious and on point. It is a spacious taproom with both inside and outside seating. There are a few TVs and several games to choose from. We grabbed a trivia game and played for a bit. I like the vibe and will most definitely be back.

Casual atmosphere, great place to watch a game. Gluten free/ vegetarian options are great. There is…read morealso such a wide range of options on the menu! It's perfect for groups and those who can't all agree on one food genre lol!

My son and I came in to Boulder Social the evening of 4/17 around 5 or 5:15pm-ish to get some…read moredinner. The hostess promptly seated us + gave us menus at a table just a few feet away from the bar. We waited from what I'd estimate 10-15 minutes for a server to come, but no server ever came. We tried to make eye contact with any passing servers or the manager as they passed by, but it did no good. Normally I'd chalk this up to a busy staff, but there were plenty of empty tables in the place, so it's not like all of the servers were overwhelmingly busy. After 10-15 minutes of waiting and trying to get anyone's attention, we picked up our belongings and left. We talked to the hostess briefly on our way out, but she didn't really have any commentary to provide on a reason for the wait. The worst part here is that this is actually the SECOND time this exact experience has happened when I've tried to visit Boulder Social over the past few months. I still have never had the opportunity to try a beer or pizza here, which is a shame, as I really want to support a local business. I've emailed the "info@bouldersocial.com" address, but there's been no response. Help me help you, Boulder Social!

Had a great time here last night for the 15th Anniversary Kick Off! Upslope is having their main…read moreparty Friday, but this was tons of fun to start. Service is great as always and the bartenders are very nice and friendly. They were great to go over some beer choices! I got a small pour of the Japanese lager, and a full pint of Pumpkin ale. Glad that's still on tap! Swing by soon to grab a can of 15 year beer! This was a must try, with 15 varieties of hops!

Decent enough stop for my intro to Upslope other than having the Brown ale from a can. It is…read morelocated in a business/industrial park area in North Boulder with a couple of wine tasting bars as next door neighbors (next stop?!). A good mix of high top tables and bar seating over looking the production area. Had a $10 flight of the: Lager-decent a little citrusy Pale ale-excellent Blood orange saison-not my thing, a little bitter Brown Ale-my favorite IPA-not too hoppy so also very good Imperial IPA-too much for me. Would have liked to have had a little more help from our server but she pretty much just pointed to the menu.