Only went there to get To Go beer. Staff was very friendly. Patio looked great. Good size. Lots…read moreof tables inside. Good selection from light to dark. Looks like they have a food truck most days. Will definitely be back. Cheers!

Pretty good beers and selection. West Cost IPA and Stout were decent. Service was greatread more

What an awesome place! Didn't know it existed, but I'm so glad we found it. They have some of the…read morebest beers, especially their sours. Every Friday they have a new one and I look forward to it each week! They have some great stouts as well. I truly love all of the designs on their cans! No food, but you can get some delivered from next door. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED

Beer was good. Customer service is HORRIBLE!! You wait in line, possibly on the sidewalk, to get a…read morebeer. They keep your credit card if you want to run a tab and then at the end, you get to go to the back of the line to wait again to close out your tab. Even if you were sitting at the bar!! You still have to go to the back of the line and wait again. Would not recommend if you care at all about being treated like a customer instead of a dollar sign.

The service here was spectacular! We were in the FT. Collins area for a college graduation and were…read moretaken there to try out some of the beer! I have to admit I had a few which were good but my favorite ones were the cherry almond pie Ala mode and Hivemind! Oh these beers were delicious! It's a perfect size brewery with plenty of places to sit. And the people working there were so nice and attentive! If you're ever in the area this is a must visit!

The GM (greg is his name) was incredible...super helpful along with all the other staff! Food was…read morefantastic and obviously their adult beverages were exceptional! Really impressed with this place and we loved sitting out on the back patio and enjoying the beautiful weather along with great choice of music! The atmosphere was perfect for a Sunday afternoon hangout!

This is a really nice brewery that for some reason doesn't pop up when you search for "Loveland…read moreBreweries" on google. When I say nice, think more like Gordon Biersch than your local order-at-the-bar brewery. It's a fancy restaurant and the bar serves wine & cocktails as well as beer. They don't have a deep taplist, but there is definitely something for everyone. This isn't an IPA heavy brewery, they have a nice variety.

Really cute place. Beer is great. Service was okay. Food was meh. Worst crème brûlée I've ever had…read morein my life. It was chunky, watery and burnt. Next time I won't come hungry.

Rule105 Brewing was a brewery in Greeley that I went to in the not too distant past. I got a…read morevariety of different beers here and by the time the beer experience with this brewery was finished Steve and I tried about five different beers of theirs and it gave us a really good idea what kind of quality to expect from this particular brewery. The first beer that I had was the Honey Helles. I do love Helles Lagers and I do especially like it when honey is an ingredient for beer. This was a good example of balancing that beer style and having the presence of honey in the flavor profile. Other things for your taste buds to look for is grainy and earthiness upon your tongue. Definitely a nice beer for the summer but in my case any season is good to have this one. After that we had the Chill Pill Bavarian Style Pilsner. Another good and solid beer from this brewery. Flavor features with this pilsner is saltiness and breadiness. Tasting the bready was an extra plus as we do love a beer that has breadiness at work for flavors. Moving on from that we had the Perfect Patio Porter. Once again... a very solidly made beer that was very good. Flavors to look for on this porter is coffee, vanilla, chocolate and a very nice mellowness to this dark beer. We drifted to red ales after the porter and got the Red Fox Irish Red Ale. This had very pleasant notes of caramel, maltiness , sweet and clean aftertaste to this very well balanced beer. Our final one was one that was still good but felt like it was our least favorite and that was the Fattyboogler, a Scottish Ale with maltiness, sweet and clean flavor features and a smooth body. I am very picky with Scottish Ales so that is part of what was at play here but also it just wasn't one of their beers that hit us on the same level as the others but only by a slim margin. Greeley is really getting a nice brewery scene these days and Rule105 Brewing is a stop that should be made to see what craft beers the city has to offer if you are out and about checking out breweries and doing a tour of them.

Went here the other day. Bartender and staff were great but some entitled jerk named Randy kept…read moreruining everyone's time. Loud and disrespectful...no idea why. He was bragging he owned the place or used to be the brew king or something ridiculous. I'll try going again but if that guy is there I recommend leaving.

I did the Hops & Hazies tour yesterday , and it was amazing! WeldWerks makes some of the very best…read morebeer you'll find, and this tour gave a look into their history and their current process of producing the loads of quality beer they put out every week. It's amazing how much work goes into it, and how complicated it is, and I'm sure everything we saw and were told is only the tip of the iceberg. Our guide Steve was as great a guide as you could ask for. He was friendly, enthusiastic, and informative, and oh, did I mention? He's one of the OGs who started WeldWerks 11 years ago! Besides the tour itself, which alone made the whole experience worth it, we were treated to samples of recent beer, an in-progress taste of Flipped Turned Upside Down (which I absolutely plan to get once the final product hits), fresh-from-the-tank Juicy Bits, and a grand finale flight of hoppy beers that showcase WeldWerks' variety. We also got take as many beer labels from a table as we wanted, and a got a 15% off for today only on purchases from the taproom (a bought another flight, a beer to go, and a sticker). If you missed out on this, don't worry, because WeldWerks is doing a few more tours this year, each with a different theme--today's was "Hops & Hazies". The next will be classic beers like lagers, and I believe the remaining two will be based around barrel-aged beers, and sours. Check it out on Facebook's Events tab. I thought this experience paid for itself several times. P.S.: Steve at the end was discussing things with us, and he happened to mention The Shining, as there is a mural painted on the wall in honor of it in the barrel room, and suddenly the power went out. I told him I will now call the Scarlet Static red ale "Redrum".

WeldWerks is definitely worth a stop! I went with the double cheeseburger with a side salad and…read morefries, and everything was delicious. The burger was juicy, flavorful, and exactly what you want when a cheeseburger craving hits. The side salad was fresh and I especially loved the vinaigrette--simple but really flavorful. And the fries were crispy and delicious, made even better with the aioli for dipping. Because fries + aioli is always a winning combination. Great food, solid portions, and plenty of flavor. I'd definitely come back!

If you're looking for a spot where the beer is consistently excellent, the atmosphere is warm and…read morewelcoming, and the four‑legged regulars steal the show, this is it. Every pour tastes like it was crafted with intention -- balanced, flavorful, and honestly some of the best in town. The vibe inside is the perfect mix of cozy and energetic. You can settle in for a quiet pint, meet up with friends, or just enjoy the steady stream of brewery pups trotting around like they own the place. And honestly, they kind of do -- the dog‑friendly culture here is unmatched and adds so much joy to the experience. Whether you're a local or just passing through Greeley/Evans, Tightknit Brewery is a must‑visit. Great beer, great people, great pups. What more could you want.

Came back again while in town after dropping our daughter back off at UNCO. It's frustrating that…read moretheir website isn't accurate. I showed up asking to taste a porter that sounded good on the website. The guy at the bar said, "Oh, we haven't had that one in months." Seems like updating a website to accurately show what you've got on tap shouldn't be that difficult. Another odd thing is that they routinely run out of beers on tap, so your only option is to get it in a can. That's what my wife had to do with her Java Good Day this time. This happened to me last time with my Cool Boomer. I mean, I get it, but beer just tastes better from the tap. Both of our beers were fine, but neither blew us away. Only a few other people were in on a Saturday afternoon, which was surprising considering the number of people in the area. It's a real laid back vibe, which I can appreciate, but kind of a sad overall atmosphere. Not sure we'll be in a big rush to give them another try.

We love this brewery and the employees were great. It is easy to tell that they like working there…read moreand appreciate visitors. The grounds are really nice, with indoor and outdoor seating and I've always loved their beers. Lagerado lager (excellent) East Street Wheat (very good) 90 Shilling (great) Drumroll hazy pale ale (very good) Sippin' Pretty (great) ODell Pils (very good) Sippin' BlackBerry (great) Friek raspberry cherry sour (excellent) Kuhlman Kolsch (very good) French Saison (good) Peach Stand (great/good)

Nice second stop at Odell yesterday. We started with a flight, as well as splitting a can (not on…read moredraft) of the Limerado. We liked the latter enough, so we took a six-pack, priced at only $8.99, home with us. Honestly, this one may have been my favorite. As far as the flight, we both liked the Lagerado the best and each enjoyed another pint of that after finishing the flight. I also liked the Kernel Mexican lager, although we both agreed it had a bit of a weird taste. The 90 Shilling is always a safe bet. Further confirmation neither of us like pilsners, that one wasn't great, and the Old Doods stout wasn't our jam either. It was a lovely day, so we sat outdoors relatively early on a Sunday. Plenty of shady seating for us. Counter service was very friendly too. We'll definitely be back next time we're in Ft. Collins.