One of our favs in the Tech Center! They recently changed ownership, but it's still great beers!…read more Be looking at their calendar- lots of fun events as well like trivia and theme nights. I go every third Tuesday for their Run Club and beers- run (or walk) around the neighborhood, then get some delicious beers. They always have a food truck outside, too. For those who desire, there's non-alcoholic options as well in canned sodas and bottles.

We got a flight with the fruity Jane sour ale with raspberry, jacks backpack a wheat ale with…read morehoney, barrel aged execrator, unearthing the orb a smoking marzen, cool cool a Vienna lager, and a barrel aged imperial oatmeal stout. The unearthing the orb is a must try! It won the 23 world beer cup. It's got a Smokey taste to it. It would go great with BBQ! I really loved all the beers that we tried here. Come check them out! They are dog friendly, kid friendly, and have a runners club. Indoor and outdoor seating available.

We were looking for a place to play pool in the area and found this little hidden gem inside a…read moreHilton hotel, completely unexpected! We saw the sign for the brewery in the back of the lobby, went in an it seemed closed but there was a big set of stairs heading down. We went downstairs and found a bar that leads out to the patio, completely open and so cute overlooking a nice fountain and great green views. The bar had a food menu too, and two pool tables although they were in rough shape. The bartenders were attentive and nice, giving their recommendations. We had the wagyu burger and truffle fries and the chips trio. The burger and fries were so good, but the chips were very oily and many were soft and not crunchy. I tried one of their cocktails, the first one with the strawberry puree and lemon, and they let me swap the vodka for tequila. It was sweet and yummy. A great little spot to take a date in between plans for sure

Location and outdoor patio is fine; unbeknownst to us when looking for a convenient lunch spot on a…read moreSunday afternoon that this was in the Hilton hotel. Outside patio has decent shade by the little pond thing and lounge chairs to sit in. Our pup was also allowed to hangout there as well. Staff was short that day and the manager let us know, which was no problem. We ordered 3 dishes: fish tacos, pulled pork sandwich and a poke bowl. After waiting 45-50 minutes, which again I know due to short staffing, we were utterly disappointed in what we received. The tacos looked like they were microwaved along with the beans. I didn't get a pic of the pulled pork but was probably like a quarter cup total of some meat and sauce on a McD looking bun. The poke bowl was majority rice. For a bill that ended up coming out to about $80 (had also 2 diet cokes and a beer), this was quite a slap in the face. You're better off going elsewhere for your money.

started with a flight, all 4 beers were awesome. some of the best beer I've ever had. the giant…read morepretzel and beer cheese was too notch as well. 10/10. will come back.

I didn't know this place was here until we were invited to go with some friends recently! It's…read morereally a fun spot! Feels very neighborhoody & friendly - we had 4 kids in our group and the staff did their best to keep an eye out for a big table for us when we initially were sat at a high top - they were so helpful! The beer is good and so is the food! Yummy pizza! I love the outdoor firepits as well, and it's a great spot for a cold evening or a warm summer day with that patio! Will definitely come back soon.

Love the food and drinks at Halo! Service is always great and the views are wonderful!read more

Halo Rooftop has been on my list for a while, and I finally was able to try it on a Friday night…read more They do take reservations, which is great for a bar as they do get pretty busy. It's inside the hotel on the top floor. Plenty of street parking nearby. The menu is standard, and the ambiance is nice. They had a DJ on a Friday night, which was a cool touch. The service is pretty attentive and helpful, despite them being super busy. Overall, I won't go out of my way to go there again but will worth another shot if I am in the area.

This has got to be one of the best local family breweries. We honestly don't come here enough and…read moreafter this past time, I really need to remember to come back more. I want to eat my way thru their food menu haha. If you've been here then you know the kids love running around the outdoor area. It's honestly perfect. We usually have a few neighborhood families all meet up here and enjoy beers, company and food. It's a great time. And the service is always on point. Foods we've tried: - currywurst = would not order again. It wasn't curry enough for me - buffalo jalapeno cheddar on a toasted hoagie = that hoagie is the softest bread ever and I want more - fries are great. I want to try: - more hoagie brats - pretzel bites - sausage board - sliders - German pigs in a blanket - knackwurst

Alright, it's 2026, let's get back into rating spots!…read more If you have children this is a great spot! It's loud, so who cares if little Johnny is crying. The younger crowd is drinking so they don't care if little Susie is running around! You order at the counter, and find a seat; and your kids can play outside! It's a glorious time because your kids are entertained with playing outside and the Photo Booth. Food is always great!

This place has such a fun, welcoming vibe, and the employees and service were absolutely fantastic…read more It didn't feel like anyone had strictly assigned tables, instead, everyone just took care of everyone, which made the experience feel relaxed and genuinely friendly. Ordering was electronic, everything came out incredibly fast, and most importantly, the food and drinks were delicious. I also really appreciated the family-friendly and pet-friendly environment. My daughter has dogs, and I'm allergic, so when I visit her in Colorado I don't get to spend time at her house. But at the same time, I feel bad if we're out all day/night and her dogs are left home alone. Finding places that are dog-friendly (but outdoors) where I can keep a comfortable distance from pet hair and dander is the perfect compromise for us. Each visit, we're always on the lookout for places like this, and I'm so glad we finally tried Denver Beer Co. It checked all the boxes and made our time together that much more enjoyable... and the dogs loved all of the pets they got from the other customers! We'll definitely be back on future visits.

Really great vibes!…read more DBC has a huge outdoor area, so plenty of picnic tables for outdoor seating. On really hot days the few shaded spots go first so there may not be opportunity for cooler spots. The indoors is fairly small but on nice days the garage doors will be open. Beer is a good variety and has all the favorites. Princess Yum Yum is always a hit. Food is actually really good for a brewery. The wings and duck fat fries are a highlight. Burger is pretty good but they don't allow any substitutions. Service can be hit or miss, sometimes they are friendly and sometimes they forget about you and give you attitude. Right next door is Right Cream so you can enjoy ice cream after your beers and food.

STEPH JUDGEMENT: Fun and funky bar with great selection of beers plus cocktails…read more Chill and friendly atmosphere, with some funny stuff in the entryway. Staff was very friendly. I was feeling a bit chilled in the fall Denver temps and decided on the Irish coffee, which was strong and good. Hubby had the Cider Donut, which had a great apple cider flavor, and put friends had the Ska guava IPA, which smelled amazing. Would definitely love to come back and try more stuff!

No food but a huge list of draft beers. Defined a nice local spot to stop in and have a drink at…read more Prices aren't bad and you can tell it's a spot the locals come to vibe. Lots to look at inside, all kinds of knick knacks to look at around the bar.

The new (old) owners are baaaack! After a few years when Spice Trade went full Indian fare, the…read moreoriginal owners are back. I came with my run club on a Tuesday evening. They're definitely still ironing out some processes as the wheels get turning again- but it is very visible the owners are working hard to regain trust and loyalty from customers. Menu was short- but it will grow soon. You MUST try the fried chicken sandwich. That butter bun and fried chicken thigh are delicious. The adult tatter tots weren't exactly what I expected... my run club friends said they used to be bigger? I personally wasn't for the cheese sauce used, but my husband thought it was okay. We will be back soon!

Spice Trade Brewing continues to prove why it's one of the more unique brewery experiences around…read more Great beer is expected here, but what really stood out this visit was how strong the food program and overall energy have become. First off ~ shoutout to Cole, who was an excellent server. Attentive without hovering, knowledgeable about both the food and beer menu, and genuinely welcoming. Service like that always elevates the experience. It was also great seeing Chris back as the new manager. You can already feel the positive shift. The small changes he's implementing are noticeable, and it's clear he has a strong vision that aligns perfectly with the brewers and the direction of the space. The atmosphere feels refreshed, optimistic, and dialed in ~ exactly what this spot needed. Now let's talk food, because Spice Trade continues to impress beyond typical brewery fare. The tandoori wings were packed with flavor ~ perfectly cooked with a great spice balance (I went medium heat, which had just the right kick without overpowering the seasoning). The jalapeño garlic naan was another standout: warm, soft, and loaded with flavor. Honestly, these dishes alone make it worth coming in hungry. The menu has some seriously strong options, and I'm already planning a return visit to explore more ~ especially paired with some of the newer beers. The cucumber lemon sour sounds like it's going to be a perfect match for patio season. Spice Trade feels like a brewery finding its momentum again: great food, creative beers, strong leadership, and a team that clearly cares about the guest experience. Excited to see where things go next ~ and I'll definitely be back soon.

Fun atmosphere to hang out with friends. Everyone working there make you feel at home and welcome…read more Would recommend to anyone wanting to try a new place.

Loved the cozy, historic feel at CV Tap House in Centennial. The space has such a warm and…read morewelcoming atmosphere with red leather booths, vintage decor, and a really comfortable vibe that makes it easy to settle in and enjoy your time there. I also loved learning about the history behind the concept. It's part of the Champagne Velvet brand from Upland Hospitality Group, built around Champagne Velvet -- a pre-Prohibition beer from 1902 with a really fun backstory. Food-wise, we really enjoyed the garlic cheese curds, jalapeño smash burger, and crispy chicken sandwich. Everything felt flavorful, comforting, and perfect for a laid-back night out. Definitely a great spot for catching up with friends, date night, or grabbing a casual drink and dinner.

We had a great time, dancing the night away, to That Eighties Band. We didn't stray too far away…read moreand arrived to Pindustry late, so definitely want to see more of the place. Our bartenders were great, despite the large crowds of folks. Kudos to being fast and efficient when there's always a line - and I mean a long line, lol. We didn't have food but will likely try some on future visits. This place is massive and I'm sad to say, we didn't see even a fraction of it. That said, the band was amazing and you couldn't have pulled me away from that dance floor, so still a win in my book!

Look... I gave Pinindustry a second shot. After the racism of my last visit (details in that…read morereview) and zero apology, I figured I'd see if they had their act together. They did not. And here's the thing, even if you've never experienced what I experienced, this place is going to annoy you on its own merits. The arcade is a disaster. They're running a bootlegged championship edition of Street Fighter... which, fine, whatever. But NOT ONE game I touched had working joysticks. Mortal Kombat? Dead. Street Fighter? Dead. The Simpsons? Dead. I mean, if you're going to be an arcade bar, maybe... maintain the damn arcade? the old fashioned tasted fine cubes like a 7-Eleven, not the big rock you'd expect from a bar charging those prices. Details matter, people. The place was pretty packed, which tells you everything you need to know about Greenwood Village... they're just desperate for options out there.