This was my favorite place I popped into yesterday. The beers were great, service was excellent (I…read morelove a bartender that will make recommendations based on your preferences), and it's a lovely spot. Highly recommend. Cheers!

I always try to swing by while visiting Denver. I love this location because it's their…read moreexperimental spot, there's always a plethora of new beers to try. Our bartender was polite and efficient and the beers, as always, a tasty new experience. There are also many other breweries nearby. We'll be back the next time we're in Denver.

I've been drinking here for 7 years now and this place still hasn't lost its magic. It's truly a…read moreunique concept housed in a gigantic building with multiple areas to drink, eat, play, and more. Bierstadt is a lager only brewery. They only have a few beers on the menu! Of course there are variations like a Michelada, house cocktails, wines, NA options, etc. The difference between producing lagers and ales is MASSIVE, and I tip my cap to everyone involved in crafting beers that have put Denver on the map. The Slow Pour Pils is one of three beers that I would consider the unofficial beer of Denver. It takes five minutes to pour, is served in a custom made glass (really cool story behind this), and has the perfect floating foam (like a cloud) sitting perfectly atop the beer. I crushed two of their Italian Pilsners yesterday. This is simply a fantastic beer. The Helles and Dunkel surely are not to be missed. But do one thing, get their Oktoberfest when it comes out (usually around mid September). It's one of the best I've ever had. There's a lot of stories inside this building. The legendary pieces of equipment, the unique brewing methods, the different spaces to hang out, etc. There's a reason Bierstadt has been tapped as the brewery "where the brewers go." To me, they can never receive a higher compliment. I'm really glad they're still kicking after celebrating their 10th anniversary. Almost a teenager!!! It's always fun visiting this place. This is a Denver must when it comes to breweries. You might not summit a 14er at this particular Bierstadt, but you'll find some of the best traditionally brewed beers in the country.

This brewery might make parking in rino worth it! My husband and I walked by and stopped in after…read morehearing the live emo music from the street. So glad that we did! Loved listening to the bands, and exploring the huge space. They have olllllld school pinball game, giant jenga, gigantic cornhole, trash can sized beer pong, and ladder ball (normal size). They also have an original Nintendo with Mario. Seating a little tricky, be careful sitting on the benches, they move in odd ways. But loved the tables and chairs upstairs with the perfect view of the stage! Service was my only complaint- I think the first guy at the bar was having a hard time because they were so busy. I waited at the bar for a while without being acknowledged, then by the time he did finally notice me he just held up a finger. Finally a chick came over and took my order, but it took a while. She was perfectly nice, however, and it wouldn't stop me from returning or recommending them. The helles was a decent German beer with a good depth of flavor- I would come back and try their other beers for sure. Highly highly recommend and will absolutely be back for other events! Bring back emo night please!

Ratio is my new favorite spot…read more The beer is great. Some of the best beers I've had. The bar staff is awesome too. The place feels very punk, and I love punk, so I love the bar. We stopped by because of the Underground Music Showcase and I am so glad we did.

I came here for the Underground Music Showcase and ended up really enjoying it. I tried a few of…read moretheir beers and was pleasantly surprised by how much I liked them. It was the perfect spot to hang out and the atmosphere fit the event really well. I'd definitely come back to try more of their beers, even when it's not festival weekend. Quick service considering how busy it was!

The food court is located on the second floor above the hotel lobby. There are few food courts…read morespreading across a very spacious dining hall.

The main downside of The Source is expensive garage parking (think big city hotel rates) but if you…read moreget lucky, you can find a free spot right across the street or in front of RiNo Art Park. Otherwise this is one of my favorite places in Denver! It has decent breweries and some of the best restaurants in town, not to mention the luxurious Source Hotel. Safta and Smok are THE places to go. You'll still love New Belgium and The Woods for beer. So many more spots to check out, including the little boutiques (definitely getting plants & candles as future gifts) and restaurants like Temaki Den. Grateful to see so much high quality food centralized in one market hall. I've already been here like 20-30 times!

Good small bar to grab a quick drink, but nothing special. If everything is packed in the dairy…read moreblock, this can be a quick way to keep/get your drink on. Other than that, the surrounding bars seem more enticing.

Small bar but in a great location. Specialize in local beers on tap. There is a small snack menu…read morefor those who like to drink and munch. Prices seem fair.

Great bar and Ambiance! I just wish they served holiday drinks for being a Holiday pop up bar. The…read moreowner was friendly and welcoming!

This place is so amazing if you love Christmas like I do!! The decorations are amazing and the…read moredrinks are super delicious! I hope that they continue to do this every year and I also wouldn't be upset if it remained open all year long.

What a fun venue in the basement of Oskar Blues in Downtown Denver!…read more We had been wanting to check out the venue and just happened upon half price tickets for a show on a Friday night. We didn't know the bands, but that has never stopped us before. Black Buzzard is conveniently located on major bus routes into downtown, so we took the bus from the Berkeley neighborhood and walked less than a block to the venue. We were a bit early for doors, so we grabbed a couple of stools at Oskar Blues for a beer before the show. Pro Tip: Although the beverage selection is the same at Oskar Blues & Black Buzzard, you must open separate tabs at each. Black Buzzard has a mix of high top tables and standing space for live music. We had a rather charmed experience. The show was extremely undersold. So, there was plenty of space. And, the band members were super friendly and hung out with us before the show. The bands were fantastic and we had a wonderful time jamming out. Unfortunately, the stage is not very high, so sightlines at a sold out show will not be ideal for short folks like me. In the future, I may stick to their comedy shows here, which I assume are seated.

Great venue-/ great food. We were in Denver for a summer road trip with the School of Rock. Very…read moreaccommodating, great TVs for sports. Nice price point. Fish and chips go hard.

Love this spot near the walking outdoor mall strip and old bank turned drag space!…read more It just rained but they had workers wiping tables and games for people. Music, cool decor and a pleasant vibe wrap this spot up as a must visit!

I went here Friday afternoon. The food was good, we had truffle fries, cheesy tots, and funnel…read morefries. All really good!

Embassy is a great bar to grab some drinks at in the popular rino area. It is a bit further north…read morethan where most of the other bars are located but it is worth checking out for sure. They have trivia on Tuesdays and karaoke on Saturdays. I've never been to trivia here but karaoke nights get absolutely packed. It's a great time but expect to be rubbing shoulders with others. The drinks are reasonably priced and if you go any time besides Friday and Saturday nights it's typically pretty chill. Fridays and Saturdays are packed but the bartenders do a good job of serving patrons in a timely manner. The lounge area is nice with comfy seating and the back patio is nice to chill and have conversation. During summers, it can have a pretty bad smell because of the food waste I'm assuming but I never thought it was that bad.

While I was waiting outside for a ride, another patron became aggressive toward me and had to be…read morerestrained by others. During the confusion, another bystander physically pushed me away from the entrance and toward the street. I pushed her back, she fell, and the situation escalated. Staff did not ask for my account of what happened and physically ushered me away, during which I sustained minor abrasions. I contacted Embassy Tavern privately through Facebook Messenger and email before posting any public reviews because I wanted to understand whether the incident had been reviewed and whether I was welcome to return. I received no response. After staying away for about two months, I returned, spent roughly two hours there without incident, and was then asked to leave anyway. I made a good-faith effort to resolve this privately before writing this review. The lack of any meaningful communication is why I'm leaving one star. P.S., You might consider putting another camera on the northern side of the building. Appears you have a blind spot.

bsb best pizza in town…read more try the war pig pizza... i think this has to be the best pizza , nobody can compare.. try it. and you will think the same try the war pig pizza....

What an awesome spot! My girlfriend and I were visiting from Chicago, and we decided to stop in…read more The owner found out we were from out of town and immediately made us feel welcome. He took the time to chat with us, and you could tell he genuinely loves what he does and the community he's built. The vibe here is fantastic, the beer is delicious, and the hospitality is second to none. If you're in Denver, this place is absolutely worth checking out. We'll definitely be back! Thanks Jimmy!