Fantastic beer. Great location. Good food. We had a table of 11 and they were able to work it out…read moreand seat us without a wait. I feel like we got lucky but they point is they were very accommodating. I went with fish and chips and have zero regrets.

Stopped at the Breckenridge Brewery and Pub to grab a bite to eat en route from the airport to…read moreAirBNB. Had my giant luggage with me and was allowed to leave it by the entryway. Was greeted promptly upon entering and directed to the bar to place a to go order. I had limited time because had to catch a bus. The ambiance was fun with TV screens around to watch various sporting events. I was watching A&M get beat by Miami while waiting for my food order to be prepared. They have the silver brewery tanks where they brew their beer on site behind the bar area. They had a bunch of unique brews but I am not a beer person. I found a seat at the bar and the bartender came to take my order. I mentioned that I was on a time crunch with having to catch the bus in approximately 35 minutes and just wanted to check to see if the kitchen could accommodate my schedule. I was a bit taken aback when he responded that he couldn't guarantee anything and the electricity could go out.... So I was going to pass on ordering, but then he said we better get my order in then. So I put in an order for fish and chips. Then he said the kitchen should not have a problem accommodating that time window. He brought me some water and I enjoyed watching the football game while I waited for my to-go order. The food was ready in plenty of time for me to make it to the bus stop. It was packed nicely and came in a paper bag. I was able to enjoy it at the bus stop. Fish and Chips with Avalanche Ale battered white fish, fries, tartar. The fish has a nice batter but was a bit bland and could have used more salt or other seasoning. It really needed the tartar sauce to complete the flavor profile. The fries were light and crispy. Overall the food was what I would expect from a brewery. Nice place to go in breck to enjoy beer and food while watching a sporting event.

Second time at Mountain Melt and it's officially one of my favorite lunch spots in the area. I love…read morethat it's inside Angry James Brewery, such a perfect combo for a casual afternoon. I had the Heaven on Rye with pastrami and it was so good, fresh, crunchy bread with a mustard forward sauce that really makes it pop. We also tried the Goat, which was lighter but still super flavorful. And the tater tots were crispy and not greasy at all (the way they should be). Such a great, easy spot for lunch. Definitely coming back again.

Food was average for the price. Sliders were definitely greasy and could use less butter.... But…read morehey what can you expect at a bar. Tater tots were average, nothing too special. The ranch dressing was yummy though!

A must stop on a trip to Vail great atmosphere and some of the best craft beers you will ever…read moretaste. Wish i could get it at home in Sugarloaf Maine.

Tucked upstairs in the Solaris Plaza area (right next to Matsuhisa!), this little spot is such a…read moregreat find. I loved how casual and low-key the vibe was, and the beer didn't disappoint. The watermelon kölsch was especially tasty - we even grabbed a canned 4-pack from their fridge to take home. We hung out inside, but they've got a few outdoor seats as well, plus some games if you want to hang out longer. They don't serve food, but they do offer bar snacks like packaged pretzels in lots of fun flavors. Overall, just a super chill spot with a great atmosphere. I'd definitely come back.

Awesome time at Vail Brewing Co! Their Marinade Hazy IPA is delicious, with a full bodied piney yet…read morecloudy semi-creamy taste. Very unique. The Gore Creek IPA is their flagship IPA, also very fresh and good. They are dog friendly both inside the brewery and in outside in the patio, epic! Our dog Milo loved it here :) We came during lunch and they had a pizza food truck outside. You can also bring your own food in. Megan the beertender was so friendly and knowledgeable, we enjoyed talking to her! Highly recommend you stop by Vail Brewing!

We stopped in to watch the game and this place was a pleasant surprise! The beers were good, with a…read morebig variety and 8 additional non alcoholic options. It was clean, atmosphere was relaxed, and service was quick and genuinely friendly.

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).

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.

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.

Great brewery just off the main road in Bailey, Colorado. They offer their own beers, have guest…read moretaps and various cocktails so something for everyone. We sat at the bar inside and ordered some burgers and fries. Our bartender (Michael?) was very friendly ! Told us about the beers and some background on the brewery. They have a decent food selection for a small brewery. We will go back for sure next time we are in the Bailey area! Cheers!

Stopped in on our way through Bailey. We split a flight, and we'd probably rank what we had in this…read moreorder: Black Bear Porter Good Schnit Oktoberfest Don's Rouge Dark Czech Lager Unicorn Finger Kolsch Honestly, none were our favorite, as they all seemed a little hoppier than we typically like. However, the vibe was cool, and I could see going back again to try other things next time we're in the area.

This place is excellent. They have a great selection of cheeses and meats, along with ingredients,…read morechocolates, olive oils, drinks, etc. We also got their sandwiches, I got their caprese but with prosciutto instead of tomatoes, and it was absolutely delicious. Every ingredient was so high quality and tasted delicious. The prosciutto, especially, was amazing-- easily the best prosciutto I've ever had. I couldn't recommend their sandwiches enough!!

Yum Yum Yum! We stopped here during the Art Festival and picked up some items for lunch and dinner…read more For lunch, our group of four split the Blackberry Farms and Smokey Bird, and a bag of Denver Chips. For dinner, we picked up some artisan pastas, anchovies, burrata, and sauce. We also got some crackers, fennel salami and manchego cheese for apps pre-dinner. The sandwiches were huge and delicious - two were definitely enough to split between four people. Loved the salami and cheese we had for dinner. Great place to stop and get some appetizers, lunch or random things you might need for a short weekend in Breck without having to stop at the grocery store (think gourmet store, gourmet prices).