We've been in before, and had good experiences. Stopped by this afternoon for a couple of beers,…read moreand were promptly greeted two steps in the door by an off leash and poorly behaved shit bull which immediately tried to start a fight with our leashed dog. Unacceptable. We'll be back, but not with our dog, which is a shame, because we are almost always with dog.

Stopped by for a beer on a Saturday afternoon. Menu in person didn't match what was online, but we…read moreeach found the porter to our liking. Nice to have a dog to pet too. We'd come back the next time we're in the area.

We just wrapped up an incredible desert trek through Moab, and we were making our way back toward…read moreDenver. There was absolutely no way we were driving past the Frisco exit without pulling off. Outer Range is our ultimate mountain pit stop. They have an awesome location with a stunning modern build and plenty of outdoor seating to enjoy the fresh mountain air. It is wild to think that we just visited their sister location in the French Alps during our recent European travels. The fact that they can maintain total excellence across two different continents is unreal. The two spots are completely equal, and the Colorado taproom continues to prove why they are world-class. The beers were spectacular as always. We started out with a couple of pints of their New England-style juice. In the Steep is a masterclass in the style with a beautiful, pillowy mouthfeel and heavy tropical notes. Sun in the Clouds was just as impressive. It delivers those bright citrus flavors without the aggressive hop bitterness. I even noticed Cross Flow on the tap list, which is a fresh, hazy collaboration they just put out with Casey Brewing. Before packing back into the truck, we made sure to grab a new metal tacker to hang up in the garage. We also snagged a four-pack of Lil John Wayne. The can art is easily the funniest label on the shelf, but the actual beer is a solid ten out of ten. To fuel the final stretch of the drive home, we ordered from Bird Craft right inside the brewery. They do not cut corners here. They are frying up full wings, including the drummies and the flippers, and they will toss them in any of their house sauces for an incredible snack. The skin stays remarkably crispy even under a thick coat of sauce, and the meat stays perfectly juicy. It is exactly the kind of savory comfort food you need after a long road trip. Every single time we stop by this place, they manage to completely knock it out of the park.

Came here after a day at Copper Mountain - great for groups and huge selection of IPA/DIPAs (with…read moresome selection of other beers). They have a "Thai-ish" fried chicken spot as their food vendor, which is pretty good. Their pork belly fried rice and bird bowl was also good. Decent spot if you're in the area, tough to get a spot on weekends (find your own table as people leave).

If you are looking for an authentic brewery this is your place. Reminds me of the up and coming…read morecraft beer era over 20 years ago. I had a flight and loved the destination of flavors and hops. Our bartender was laid back and chill. I'll take it.

Second time here was a much better experience than the first time. We again started with a flight,…read moreand agreed that two of the beers we had apparently tried on our first visit and didn't like, we still didn't this time. Those were the Two-tone footer coffee stout and the Mountain Red Ale. However, we did find a few we liked. My wife had two of the Mustachio Porters, while I had one Oaked-o Bier Marzen and one Mustachio Porter. They were both delicious. I also liked the 5-hole Canadian Lager. Neither of us cared for the Powder-Stache Porter as much. Service was much friendlier than last time too, and they were busier with a friendlier crowd as well. We'll definitely be back next time through Silverthorne.

I've been travelling to Summit County to ski nearly every winter for a very very long time. Stopped…read moreinto Pug's a couple weeks ago for the first time. Finding a seat wasn't a problem and our group sat down to unwind after a long day of travel. Our server was excellent and she informed us that a few things off the menu weren't available due to an understaffed kitchen and that only a few beer selections were on tap because their head brewer had recently quit. Not a stellar start, but shit happens in the restaurant industry. My rating--I ordered a steak which was good but slightly over-cooked for my tastes and their unfortunately minimal beer selection. I don't like IPAs and that was really the only option for "lighter" beers. I'm sure they'll get things sorted out and when they do, I'll give them another chance.

Some of the best mozz sticks I have ever had! Lots of outdoor seating and really good service…read more Great spot to go post lake day for a 100 beers

Some of our favorite pizza anywhere we travel. Any time we are in Keystone we eat here - and I'm…read moreadmittedly a bit of a pizza snob.

Delicious pizza in a casual environment. We built out own and it came out quickly. Good service and…read moreyummy food. Dining area is lively and a bit noisy.

Thirsty Pika is truly a place to make a regular stop as a local or a stop or two when in town…read morevisiting. Ben is extremely knowlegable about the beer, wine, cider and craft cocktail selection as he and the team curate it very throughtfully. Always rotating wonderful tasty IPAs, Pils and other tasty beers. The attention to my need as a customer is top notch and the warm feeling with the overall decor is great. Tom K

Stumbled upon this place while shopping at the outlets! Was…read morehelped by Amanda, she's great and super knowledgeable! Beer selection was great, also had a few cocktails and wine on tap! Annnnnddd a non alcoholic section! Super clean, and great playlist! My husband recommends the Mexican lager on tap! Thanks, Amanda!

Josh, one of the Best Food & Beverage managers I've witnessed, stepped up to help the Marvelous…read moreMatt bar with a 3-5 Happy Hour Friday 4th Eve Rush. Ambiance includes stunning Vues of Dillon Reservoir with the Mountains over Breckenridge in the distance. Doesn't get better.... Unless you live in a house with this view. Judging by the ease of finding open seats, lots of locals have seen the view. Visitors who Love the view, first must FIND the Vue, and note it is inside a hotel that doesn't get pedestrian traffic. Drinks are superbly crafted and everything from the kitchen was so amazing for happy hour, I stayed for dinner, a thin cut ribeye perfectly cooked medium rare

For the most part the food was pretty good. Do NOT order the spinach gnocchi- it was a very small…read moreportion with little flavor. The service could have been much better. I think we had the worst server in the place. Not sure where she spent her time, but it was not on the floor. I had a dinner salad with steak that was tasty: The Brussel sprouts app was good, and my son enjoyed the burger and fries. French onion soup was good-strange, but good. Don't come here if you want speedy service or are super hungry, because you will wait.

Went there to watch a USA World Cup match. Needless to say, they were slammed with one waitress…read moreand one bartender. These two rocked! So busy, but they just did what needed to be done! Beer was good, food was great! Service was tremendous!!!!

We came here after a tiring day of skiing. We were looking for something laid back, variety of…read morefood, and something not drastically pricy - this was the perfect spot. The service was also incredible as our server was helping every table while consistently checking in on us. We got cheese curds, boneless wings, and chicken quesadilla. The cheese curds were AMAZING, would definitely come here again just for these. My second favorite were the boneless wings - they were crispy! Although my boyfriend didn't love it as it wasn't as meaty so be aware! But he did enjoy the quesadilla which was loaded with shredded chicken! Overall would definitely come back after a day of skiing or hiking!