Love stopping here whenever we're in Glenwood Springs - one of my favorite breweries in the state…read moreand we always get a beer pack or bottle to go. We were there with friends on a Saturday night and easily got a table for us - we did a DIY flight (individual 4 oz pours) - a raspberry vanilla sour, raspberry sour, brown ale and NZ hazy IPA. Ended up getting a bottle of pluot vanilla sour to go - yum!

Super friendly staff and a pretty big selection of beers. Nice little outside area but the…read moreproximity of the overpass definitely gives off some Final Destination vibes. Highly recommend this location when in the area.

Max, your orange vodka is the best I've ever had. We stayed in our RV a few weeks back and I just…read moreopened the bottle today. 10 out of 10

When on vacation, we can never pass up stopping at a local distillery and I'm so glad we stopped in…read morehere! As soon as we walked in, we were greeted, offered a seat, and when mentioning we'd never been there, received a wonderful overview of the choices, the process, and the tastings. My husband and I got a flights, plus one or two more tastings. We had a fun time discussing them with the bartender who was knowledgeable and engaging (note to management: it was a young woman with purple hair - she was great!)

This is the spot to go for beer of all types if you're in the area. The location. Is beautiful as…read moreit's tucked right up against the roaring fork river. It is my favorite place to sit on the patio, enjoy a wonderful beer from their cellar selection and just unwind. The staff is incredible and very welcoming. I couldn't ask for a better place to enjoy delicious brews.

I know people love this place for the sours but I just don't get the hype. I am someone who loves…read moresours and came with a friend who does too. We both ordered three tiny glasses of three different sours. We both did not enjoy any of them. They were drinkable but not enjoyable. We found ourselves chugging them to get past the taste. There was only one person working which I get can be tough but the tables and entire place were filthy. It was unacceptably dirty or I would've given them 3 stars. I guess they must allow people to being outside food. It's hard to enjoy a beer with trash everywhere.

Stopped here for coffee so unfortunately can't speak to the brewery aspect but what a COOL, local…read morespot! The converted gas station was decorated really cute inside, including hop-shaped lights and selling local prints (and a really cool coffee and beer mural). We got a dirty chai and bagel to share - Asiago bagel with cream cheese to be specific. Dirty chai was huge and really good, very ginger-forward. I liked the eclectic-ness of the mismatched tables and chairs. The beer menu looked great too - had a Threat Level Midnight stout (ode to The Office). Very community oriented with lots of fun events presented on the bulletin boards. Will check out beer next time in the area!

A great find in New Castle! The food, drinks and service were amazing and for a great price too!!…read moreAnd a cool vibe in an old service station.

Pretty area..wine definitely needs aging/work..the young man working was very friendly and prompt.read more

What a sweet hidden gem! If I could give an extra GOLD STAR to Vines at Vail Winery, I would…read morebecause the service and value were exceptional! My two friends and I each got a flight of 3 wines and they were very nice sized pours. We all enjoyed our wines, but the favorites (and bottle purchases) were the Malbec, Sangiovese, and Zinfandel. The ambiance is awesome! It was a beautiful day, so we sat at the exposed bar (wild west themed) and was quickly greeted by Patrick and Jordan. They were so friendly! They felt like long-time friends! Patrick poured us each a taste of a Sangiovese that wasn't on the menu and it was great (which is why we both ended up buying a bottle). We also had pizza with Patrick's secret ingredient - a drizzle of balsamic glaze - YUM! We didn't get the charcuterie board but another patron had it and it looked very, very good! Customer service was seriously exceptional! They were friendly, personable, and helpful. I felt like they genuinely wanted to get to know us and they genuinely wanted us to leave happy. They even told us about upcoming events they are having at the Winery. Value is super reasonable too. The flight of 3 was $18 (and again, Patrick hooked us up with a few more tastes) and the bottles are approximately $35 each. I can't wait to come back and bring my mom and sister. This is seriously my favorite yelp review I've written to date. This place is super special!

The beer here is wonderful, the jalapeño poppers from the connected pizza place were the bomb and…read morewe even met the brewer Tom, great place, great people and we love that it's dog friendly inside and out!

My wife and I met up with some friends here for some beers and pizza. We've been wanting to come…read morefor quite a while and we finally made it. It's definitely a place that we'll come back to. They have a bunch of excellent beers and there is a food truck in the back that serves delicious wood fired thin crust pizza and other "gourmet street food" according to the writing on their truck. We had two of their large pies and an order of Wisconsin cheese curds. Between the four of us, I think we are all but one slice. As for the beer, I think we had at least 6 different beers. They have a great selection of pilsners and lagers that are around 5-6% abv, which is good since we had to drive. They also have a couple coolers with soft drinks for kiddos, DDs and those that don't drink beer. They also had a couple of hard seltzers available. All of the beers we tasted were great. I'd recommend getting a flight of 4 if you want to try a few different kinds. My favorite is probably theirr Free Stone lager. The space is pretty unique. All parking is in the back in a crushed stone parking lot. There is a deck off the front and the back. I think most of the action is either inside or on the back seating area. There was a gigantic TV inside where there was a football game showing, but we stayed mostly on the deck outside except for coming into get more beer and use the restrooms. There were three restrooms, M, W and either. Lots of high top tables inside and a handful of rocking chairs on the back deck. Be sure to bring a jacket or other layers because as soon as the sun goes down, we'll, it's Colorado so you should know. The temps dropped pretty quickly. It's a great place to bring well behaved dogs and meet up with friends for good food and drinks. We're adding it to our down valley rotation.

Fantastic chicken tacos! We had fish and chips, great as well. Nice ambiance, quick and friendly…read moreservice.

We were in town in our RV and had our dog with us. It has been difficult to find dog friendly…read moreplaces in Carbondale. But lucky for us Carbondale Beer Works let our little guy on the very nice covered outdoor patio. We split the best Patty melt I've ever had. May have to go back again before leaving town.

If I could give a 0 star rating I would. I walked in with a couple of my friends last Friday. We…read morewent in like we would at any liquor store and the cashier followed us around and gave us a nasty look. She kept watching us as we walked around looking for some drinks, kept giving us a nasty look the whole time. She then asked "do you have your IDs" followed by "can I help you KIDS find anything" in a very nasty rude tone. We left without buying anything. This type of customer service is unacceptable. If you can't treat every person that walks in with the same level of respect, don't work at a place where all sorts of different people are able to shop at.

They have the most amazing collection of mini bottles. If you ever need them for a gift or…read moreanything, they'll likely have what you want. They also have the BEST selection of beer in the valley. They even have the great Belgian Tripels and Quads. Super nice people to help too.