Dude. What a great yelp find. Great service, beer (I loved…read morethe raspberry ale) apps, and entree. Our bartender made awesome recommendations- so trust them! I loved the amazeballs appetizer (trust me) The gyro was solid (though I didn't love the tzatziki) and hubby got the turkey burger which he loved.

The fish and chips here were excellent, the beer batter was very flavorful and crispy and the red…read moreale I had accompanied it well. They have some good options for Happy Hour that are decently priced, otherwise I felt that the prices were a little inflated. The ambiance wasn't my favorite, they were blasting loud techno music on a weekday afternoon and it was distracting from the meal and conversation. Service is average

They have their own parking lot. The staff was welcoming…read more I chose the Honey Brown, an American porter. It was nice. It went well with the take out we got from a nearby place. We were originally sitting outside, as it was a lovely day. Two moms arrived with three children each plus dogs and took ownership of the outdoor space. The kids were not interested in sitting in chairs. They were bumping into our chairs and table so we moved ourselves inside.

First time visiting this place and I met my father to grab a beer and catch up since I hadn't seen…read morehim in awhile. It happened to be comedy night which was fine, we were sitting towards the back of the bar. We were quietly talking and someone came up and stated we are okay being there but if we were going to be talking and not engaging in the show than we had to leave. I was blown away! First time and last time we'll be visiting. You might want to rethink your business model and not alienate new customers.

My wife and I set off to Lakewood to take our new puppy for a walk at the excellent Addenbrooke…read morePark and to try a couple of brewpubs. Green Mountain was serving some very tasty beers that suited each of our palates. The interior of the pub was cute but not dog friendly. The pleasant serving staff greeted our little puppy enthusiastically as we sat on the patio, tucked around the corner from the wind. There was a terrific street taco food truck called El Mal del Puerco serving that day - definitely give them a try if street tacos are your thing. We'll definitely check back in to this great brewery on a future trip to Lakewood.

Green Mountain is a fun place to gather with some friends for some beers. There's plenty of space…read moreboth inside and out to gather while they don't serve food out of the location they do have food trucks, as well as restaurants close by you can bring in food from. The space can get a little loud and maybe it was just the night we were there, but we were surprised at how many children were running around. We had someone come take our drink orders at the table, so that was a nice touch you don't usually get it breweries.

this is my favorite brewery on friday nights. i drive out from denver. they host jack n grill 2…read morefood truck which has the best new mexican food in denver. it pairs perfectly with the mexican lager

This is a fun brewery with lots of fun events. You can bring your own food from home or anywhere…read moreelse. They usually have a food truck outside. Twice I've been there and it has been a street taco food truck. They were really good-I think you could get 3 tacos for $12. The beer is really good! I'm not an IPA drinker, but the lagers were spot on! There are several pinball machines to play. The bartenders were very friendly and helpful. This has definitely become my favorite brewery in the Denver area. I can't wait to join in on some of their weekly events.

We came in over the weekend for brunch and we had a great time!…read more We hadn't been here in awhile, but we were impressed that their bottomless mimosas are still $17 per person! (As of July 2026) This is seriously the best deal anywhere in the metro area. Our server, Lexi, was phenomenal as well! She made sure our drinks were never empty and she was awesome to chat with. The food was delicious as always, and they are huge portions. Highly recommend checking out Tstreet if you haven't already!

Tstreet Roadhouse is very Belmar, which means you can pretend you are having a city night out while…read moreremaining safely inside a suburban mall-entertainment zone with ample parking and no real threat of urban complexity. You can spend two hours pretending you are urban before returning to your SUV and driving home past a Target. I mean that with moderate affection. I met a friend here for dinner at the bar on a weeknight, and the place was already packed by 6:30. The bar was busy, the crowd lively, and everyone seemed to understand their role in the pre-fabricated ecosystem. Married couples, dates, groups of friends, male friends, female friends, TVs glowing with Colorado sports. It was suburban adulthood in all its glory. Belmar itself has always felt like manufactured walkability to me. A carefully assembled "downtown experience" where everything is clean and manageable from the inconvenience of actual city life. Tstreet fits perfectly into that world: corporate, slightly bland. Nothing too loud, too weird, too challenging, or too memorable. The room, like Belmar itself, exists mainly to not offend. The bartender was the best part of the evening. Full bro energy, but correctly utilized. Friendly, authentic, and attentive. He seemed to instantly read our own catch-up-over-drinks energy and adjusted accordingly. Frankly, that kind of service instinct is harder to find these days than a good short rib. The food was where the execution started to teeter. We happened to be there for Tapas Tuesday, and the menu read much better than the food we ate. The gyoza promised variety, but the fillings all seemed to be the same indistinguishable center. Lobster? Allegedly. The sauces had more personality, and one was even spicy, although that also appeared to be where all the salt was hiding. The short rib was tender and mild, which is a polite way of saying tender and mild. The farro had good texture and worked perfectly well at room temperature, but the promised vegetables felt more theoretical than observed. Food total: $47.00 Breakdown: Gyoza: $18.00 Short rib: $18.00 Farro: $11.00 Still, this is not a bad restaurant. That almost feels unfair to say. Tstreet succeeds at exactly what it is trying to be: an easy, socially functional suburban gathering place where nobody has to think too hard and everyone can find something to eat while discussing youth sports schedules, office politics, divorces, promotions, or Peloton-related emotional injuries. Friendly staff, easy parking, good place to meet a friend when the friend suggests it. But I would not drive from the city to Belmar specifically for the food. Then again, I seldom travel west of Sheridan Boulevard unless compelled by friendship, jury duty, or a GPS error.

We found this very nice little brewery tucked away in an industrial park through our 2026 Hop…read morePassport. There was a very nice lady slinging beers behind the bar, and a lady grilling various sausages (hot dogs, red hots, Polish, bratwursts etc.) on the back patio. After ordering sausages for my wife, myself and our 65 pound, 7 month old puppy, the lady grilling commented that the pup still looked hungry and brought him a second hot dog free of charge! The back east side patio and the "Beer Barn" on the south side are dog friendly. A very sweet lady and her wife came out to meet and pet our pup. The whole experience was enjoyable on a hot late June afternoon. I don't often get to this part of town, but will make this terrific establishment a destination and make sure we visit again.

We stopped in here yesterday, after finding this place thorough Untappd's map feature with nearby…read morelocations. We had never had their beer before, or heard of them. This location is only about ten minutes from downtown Denver, and is located in an industrial park area, with plenty of parking. When you walk in, it's as if you're transported to a whole different place, with a great retro vibe, checkered floor, and plenty of car memorabilia everywhere. They even had Barrett Jackson playing on the tv. The beer tender was lovely, asked what we were interested in, and offered to pour us samples before we committed to beers. I had the cherry sour (great with the chocolate covered cherries scattered around for Valentine's Day), and two different stouts (one of which was 16%!) We were very impressed with the amount of beers, along with the flavors, and very friendly, great service. We will absolutely be back...maybe for a comedy night!!

Great place to relax and have a beer. Good selection and some creative options like fruit purée…read moreadd on for beer. Indoor and outdoor seating. Dog friendly. Cleanest restrooms ever. Food trucks sometimes. Snacks. Frozen pizza that is made right here in Denver pretty good!

Jumping on today to express our thanks and gratitude to GFBC... they've been one of our mainstays…read morepre-pandemic and when we stopped in a few weeks ago with our pups, it was SUCH a nice treat to be back in one of our familiar, local places who serve great gluten free craft beers and have added some sour choices recently too. Thank you, GFBC, for hanging in there with our Lakewood community and continuing to find ways to "pivot" amidst these crazy times. No more dine in, starting tomorrow.... no worries. My hope is that we can stop by soon for take out and at least trade smiles (under my mask of course!). Thank you, thank you, thank you. See you SOON!

My husband and I were out for a date night and decided to start at Monolith. I found street parking…read moreabout a block away. We had a nice stroll to the brewery. I really like their inside and outside murals. When we went to order, Stephen Monahan introduced himself to us, as he was manning the bar at the moment. He is the head brewer/owner. My husband commented on them having a Roggenbier. Rye beers are not often something we find on taplists. This one, Roggen Roll Dude!, had a sweet that balanced the bitter of the rye. It was a collab between Monolith and Alley Brews. I enjoyed their German Helles Lager, EO's Dream. Solid, to style and refreshing. We like to also do tasters and discuss, so we got a taster of Nanner Nutz, a Peanut Butter Banana Stout; Vorpal Blade, Roasted Jalapeno/Serrano Ale and Lord of the Links, Smoked Sausage Stout and a collab with A Bit Twisted Brewpub. All were unique and fun to try. This is a worthy stop for some fun brews.

My wife and I stopped in to this very pleasant brewpub after taking our young puppy for a walk in…read moreWashington Park. There were a couple dozen people participating in a sushi making class, which we thought was a very interesting and entertaining activity for a brewpub. Their electronic menu board indicated that cooking classes are frequent. The very friendly bartender welcomed the pup in, and served my wife and me a very tasty beer each. Customers came over and greeted our little puppy and told us how cute they thought he was. A very pleasant trip to the pub all around. We'll head back for another visit the next time we're in the area.

Came in here for a couple of beers on a Thursday night while visiting Denver. We loved the vibes…read moreduring the open mic night, and the house beers were delicious. We just sat in the corner on the couches and played cribbage, listened to the music, and watched the Stanley Cup finals on a nearby TV, and it was fantastic. Friendly staff and great atmosphere. We didn't try the pizza but it looked and smelled amazing. They had a great little selection of games and activities in the corner, as well as darts and lots of seating options. Thanks y'all, we had a great night!

Absolutely adored this brewery! The happy hour deals are stellar- $5 pints, $10 pitchers. Can't be…read morebeat. And the beer was great too- here are my notes for the ones we tried: Watermelon gose- very in your face watermelon flavor Strawberry cream ale- really good! Not too strong on the strawberry, good balance Mexican lager- lightly sweetened with corn, good all around beer The gentleman running the bar was very friendly and knowledgeable about the beer. Love the variety of seating and the decor. Just a great all around brewery and we will absolutely be back!

Visiting from Cincinnati, this restaurant did not disappoint. We had excellent food and excellent…read moreservice. JJ, our server, was extremely knowledgeable about the beer selections crafted by Great Divide Brewing. We got a flight...amazing beer!!!

Great place to meet friends, with food and service being better than typical bars…read more A few locations and would take and their craft beers over all other locations.