Friendly staff, welcoming atmosphere, great beer. No need to say more…read more Apparently, that wasn't enough characters. Lame, @yelp. Lame.

My husband and I stopped in for a beverage one afternoon. They have their own parking lot. The…read moreperson working the bar did welcome us in. They share a space with a philly cheesesteak place. The interior smelled like old fry grease that had cooked fish. My husband wanted to stay so we got our beverages, closed out and went to sit outside. He got an IPA and was not thrilled. It seemed to have an off flavor. I got their house-made root beer. It had a cough syrup like cling to the sweet. We chalked this one up to live and learn and headed on our way after returning our glassware to the bar.

A great place for craft beer with a very comfortable modern ambience…read more They have the best beer-tender in town Josh. They always have great Stout, IPAs and everything in between. And as a bonus, the beer is very affordable unlike a lot of other places. Its my new place to hang.

Wow! What a shock... we went to try a beer and a bite after their reopening…read more Walked in and were greeted. Said she would be with us in a few minutes. Over ten minutes later she was still unavailable. To have one person working on a holiday was a complete shock so we will wait a few months so they can get things together.

Went here on 12/7/25. Sad to see this brewery closing but glad GOAT Patch is keeping Elephant…read moreRock. Friendly staff. Great beer.

Service was great! I'm guessing the bartender's were brothers (Easy on the eyes ladies!) Beer was…read moreexcellent! Nice brewery to visit. Friendly people, comfortable atmosphere.

Wish I could rate the brewery separate from the Soco chicken because I enjoyed the brewery more…read morethan our meal - I got the King Coal stout on nitro and I thought it was super smooth and tasty. My husband got the Irish Red and we both thought it was solid but nothing special. I liked the ambiance of the brewery inside - looks like the building is some super old historic site. For food, the wait definitely took a while (maybe thirty minutes from ordering). We split a chicken quesadilla and the Big Broody sandwich. The sandwich was tasty, breading was flavorful and came out hot. The homemade tortillas were nice, but the side of salsa definitely could have been double the size. Overall everything was just too greasy and left our stomachs in a bit of unease afterwards. Would come back for beer if we pass through again!

The smash burgers are outstanding. The cheese cake is to die for. And don't forget about the beers.read more

Very Disappointed in the food, restaurant prices with fast food flavor. I post a picture to show…read morewhat was served. Here is a short description of their "Ruben" sandwich. Made with so called Sourdough bread (No Marbled Rye) but more like a wonder bread cheese sandwich, It was so soggy the bread turned to mush, and could have been rolled into a little ball the size of a dime. I could not specifically identify anything else other than some kind of meat, some kind of cheese, and some kind of dressing, but nothing to give it any kind of flavor that resembled a Ruben sandwich. We did complain, but found the staff to be unresponsive and rude.

A bad sign off the bat that they use tiny plastic cups for the tasters. It was deginitly a sign of…read morethe quality. We tasted a handful of beers and all of them were a bit underwhelming. Mainly the favors tasted a bit artificial as if the sweetness was coming from something like fruitloops. The one that was better was the orange chocolate stout which had a nice aftertaste without being too much. That being said, I dont think I could have done an entire pint of it. The atmosphere was good but could have been better if they leaned more into the warm hanging lights and less on the florescent ones. It wasnt bad but it was pretty bright. Overall not one I would check out again

stopped in tonight for a brew and pizza from Molly's. The peppermint porter hit the spot, with 5…read morepeople in our group. Got to go back again before the keg runs out!

Best bar by far, wish they would put a location near Lone Tree or Highlands Ranch. Been coming here…read morefrom the start!

We had a terrible experience here. We got 2 beers, one was terrible and one was mediocre at best…read more They ran out of pizza dough, so I got chicken wings. They were decent but expensive for 6 wings. I also got a Large Basket of Fries for $8.95. Laughable because it was about the size of a kids meal. The amount of fries could fit in the palm of my hand. I would like to leave a pic Just another brew pub that is lost in a sea of bad beers. There are several better places to go near by. We won't be back

Had an amazing time! Showed up on a Thursday evening, lots of friendly locals. Ordering process was…read moreeasy, staff were very sweet! Great chicken and corn tocos!! Had really good Iive musicians. Beer was good and not overpriced! Loved it

Beautiful Mountain views from plentiful outdoor seating. Excellent burritos and terrific service…read more Very good beer - known fur sours and wild ales, but plenty of less adventurous options too.

Pueblo, CO - The Secret Gem Revealed…read more Hands down, the hidden treasure of Pueblo sits quietly on the west side of town -- Reservoir Brewing. I strolled in after a long day of convention chatter downtown, feeling like a city-slicker cowboy wandering into an old ghost town. I pulled up a seat at the bar, surrounded by locals swapping stories and laughs. Behind the bar was the owner himself, ready to give me the lowdown on the beers. He suggested their Revolution beer but warned me it didn't come out quite like usual. so they added mango. Being the adventurous type, I said, "Why not?" First sip... home run! Easily my favorite of the night. One beer turned into a few, and before I knew it, I was closing the place down, talking with locals and the owner like we'd known each other for years. It was so good I came back the very next day to finish the beer list and check out the food. And let me tell you; Lord have mercy..... the food matched the beer in greatness. Perfect beer food. I started with the spicy habanero cheese curds (fiery but addictive) and then went in for the kill: The Rachel Fully Loaded with turkey, pastrami, and bacon on marbled rye, with chips on the side. That sandwich didn't stand a chance. Every crumb vanished. Naturally, I enjoyed a flight and stocked up with a couple of growlers to go. (Flip Flamingo Rule #1: Always keep empty growlers in the car, just in case.) The owners also mentioned they're moving to a bigger location closer to the reservoir, hopefully in September. You'd better believe I'll be back for round two at the new spot. If you want the best all-around brewery in Pueblo --Beer Food Vibes , this is it. Drop in, order a pint, and tell 'em Flip sent ya!

We stopped by on a cold Saturday. I got a Rachel with pastrami and husband got the Cuban. Both…read moreserved hot with Cole slaw. Grilled bread. AMAZING. Can't wait to go back. Wish they served Ice Tea...my only complaint.

I recently spent an evening with friends in your brew pub. While the beer was amazing the gyro was…read morelike eating cardboard. The only thing good the feta cheese and the fries. There was no spices on the lamb and the pita was so dry it crumbled.

We walked in and it happened to catch one of their game nights, which made for a fun atmosphere. We…read moresat at the bar although there was plenty of other seating. Definitely a brewery vibe with vats in the back. The drinks were good especially the spicy marg. The happy hour menu was solid too. The food was surprisingly good.The green chili is the best we've had. The bartender was on top of everything. Restaurant was clean. Had a great time, would definitely recommend.