My husband and I stopped in about an hour before close on a weekday for a beer…read more They have a decent amount of parking. We were welcomed in and soon were tucked in at a table with our tasty brews. My husband went for a West Coast IPA called The Human Fund and, as always, I got a dark beer. In this case a porter called Oba Pot'a. Delicious and malty, I was happy. We both enjoyed our beers and vacated before full on closing time.

Great atmosphere, service, food and beer. Open seating inside and out makes it a great place for a…read moregood hang

My wife and I brought our puppy here after a long walk at the nearby Washington Park on a beautiful…read moreSaturday at the end of February. The very nice patio was quite busy when we arrived, with lots of families with young children, several dogs, and groups of friends enjoying themselves. The crowd all seemed very happy to be there and was universally very pleasant. We each had a couple of very good beers to match each of our palates, and our four legged friend roughhoused with a great big English Cream retriever, who seemed rather amused at a four month old pup's attempts to wrestle her to the ground. We chatted with the owner and his family while the dogs got their exercise. We will definitely return to this great brewpub the next time we're in the area.

Fairly small selection compared to some breweries but the sour was very flavorful and bonus points…read morefor a pup friendly patio! I liked that it wasn't super packed/felt like a more local spot :)

Great place to meet friends, with food and service being better than typical bars…read more A few locations and would take and their craft beers over all other locations.

Great Divide Brewing Company is a Denver staple. They've been brewing great beers for longer than…read moremost, and their taproom is a great place to experience fresh beer and pick up some to-go beers or merchandise. The taproom is small, although they have expanded it from what it used to be. It's well-decorated with plenty of GABF medals and other brewing decor. Usually, you'll find people playing games or enjoying music. Service is typically stellar, with fun people pouring beers and putting smiles on faces.

Came in here for a couple of beers on a Thursday night while visiting Denver. We loved the vibes…read moreduring the open mic night, and the house beers were delicious. We just sat in the corner on the couches and played cribbage, listened to the music, and watched the Stanley Cup finals on a nearby TV, and it was fantastic. Friendly staff and great atmosphere. We didn't try the pizza but it looked and smelled amazing. They had a great little selection of games and activities in the corner, as well as darts and lots of seating options. Thanks y'all, we had a great night!

Absolutely adored this brewery! The happy hour deals are stellar- $5 pints, $10 pitchers. Can't be…read morebeat. And the beer was great too- here are my notes for the ones we tried: Watermelon gose- very in your face watermelon flavor Strawberry cream ale- really good! Not too strong on the strawberry, good balance Mexican lager- lightly sweetened with corn, good all around beer The gentleman running the bar was very friendly and knowledgeable about the beer. Love the variety of seating and the decor. Just a great all around brewery and we will absolutely be back!

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.

Always a treat to eat here. Just started doing gluten free and enjoying my cocktails here today. On…read morethe roof top for the first time and our friends with dogs are able to join us here so I love that. Pretty view, excellent service, fun food, and great friendly vibes. Glad to be back again! Cheers !

Large brewery with tons of brewery. It was very busy inside due the heat. We got into a back room…read morethat was open to the public. It was a little quieter back there. We did a flight, super unique way to do a flight but very difficult to walk with and one little bump did slip some. We tried all the IPAs. All unique. They have rotating food trucks which you can check out online before going to see who is there. We had a Tabasco Mexican food truck. I will definitely go back. One thing they could add to patios, water misters and possibly more umbrellas.

A lady we met at Lone Tree Brewing's Parker location highly recommended we give New Terrain a…read morevisit, and we were very pleased that we do. Their expansive patio has great views of North Table Mountain to the west and a sports complex to the south. Their large interior was packed on a late Wednesday afternoon. The bartenders were very pleasant, and they came out to the patio to give our 15 week old husky mix puppy pets and treats. The house made beers were top notch. There was a food truck serving Turkish doner kebabs that were really delicious. We'll happily return to this excellent establishment the next time the winds blow us to Golden.

I wanna talk about how good the beer was here and the fact the person I came to visit is in walking…read moredistance. Early Friday afternoon before the rush came in was the perfect time to show up. I went with the four glass taster offering and it was hitting on all cylinders. Not a very big seating area but it was enough for us and everyone havin a pint. What I thought was really cool was all the paper birch paintings around. All that aside all 4 beers I sampled were straight on point. If I ever get the opportunity to come back to Golden I will be sure to stop at Mountain Toad again.

Craft brewery in Golden . Yes there are other folks that make great beer here other than Coors…read more Stop in and try their Tasmanian pepper berry saison. It has a nice character to it. If you like your IPAs, try their Stratacaster. The weather will eventually get warmer around here, so stop in for a few tastes. Food trucks on hand . Limited parking on site.. but parking free lot near by.

I went here because I just wanted a quick beer, and it was decent. I had the blood orange with…read morebasil, creme ale, and the honey cinnamon saison. The blood orange was really good and I would definitely order this again. It was by far my favorite of the three. The blood orange and the basil was perfectly balanced. The cream ale was also decent and is something I could drink all day. My least favorite was the honey cinnamon saison and I honestly don't like this beer. It was just missing something. The atmosphere was quiet and my favorite part of this bar was the 3 legged dog that greeted me when entering. What a sweet dog, I wanted to take the dog home with me.

Was on a Littleton beer adventure and decided to drop in on this spot -- The service was…read moreexcellent, and the beertenders were super helpful in walking me through the beer list. I happened to show up on trivia night, which explained why the place was buzzing with energy and packed full of people. One of the biggest standouts here is how dog-friendly it is. If you've got a furry friend, this is absolutely the brewery for you. The massive dog park/run in front doubles as their outdoor patio, so while your pup is making new friends, you can sip on a pint and do the same. Inside, there's plenty of seating and a fun setup with arcade games and activities to keep both adults and kids entertained for hours. On top of that, I lucked out with one of my favorite food trucks, Rustic Nomads, parked out front serving up some killer eats -- the perfect pairing with a cold beer. Overall, a great brewery with a variety of beers to choose from, a welcoming vibe, and one of the best setups in the area if you're a dog owner. Definitely worth the stop!