Brewability is more than just a brewery and pizzeria, it's a place built around inclusion and…read morecommunity. They employ adults with developmental disabilities and have created a space where everyone truly feels welcome. You can tell a lot of thought went into making the environment accessible, from the seating options to adaptive dining tools and sensory-friendly areas. It's one of the most intentionally designed spaces I've seen. The food holds up too. The pizzas are solid with a good variety of options, and everything we tried was enjoyable. The standout for me was Mama's Cinnamon Dessert Pizza. Warm, sweet, and topped with cream cheese frosting, it's easily something I would go back for on its own. They also have craft beer, a fun atmosphere, and even a dance floor, which adds to the overall experience. It's a great spot that combines good food with a meaningful mission.

Yummmm! The GF didn't disappoint! And do not miss the…read moredessert pizza too! Soooo good!

My wife and I brought our puppy here after a long walk at the nearby Washington Park on a beautiful…read moreSaturday at the end of February. The very nice patio was quite busy when we arrived, with lots of families with young children, several dogs, and groups of friends enjoying themselves. The crowd all seemed very happy to be there and was universally very pleasant. We each had a couple of very good beers to match each of our palates, and our four legged friend roughhoused with a great big English Cream retriever, who seemed rather amused at a four month old pup's attempts to wrestle her to the ground. We chatted with the owner and his family while the dogs got their exercise. We will definitely return to this great brewpub the next time we're in the area.

Fairly small selection compared to some breweries but the sour was very flavorful and bonus points…read morefor a pup friendly patio! I liked that it wasn't super packed/felt like a more local spot :)

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.

It was a Monday night and our book club met to discuss last month's read. It looks like it is…read moremostly street parking so that could be a challenge on a more crowded evening. We ended up with about 14 folks and had some great discussion and conversation. I had a Mexcian lager as well as a coffee stout. The lager was light and refreshing. The stout had a nice maltiness with the nose and taste of the coffee coming through. The beertender took great care of us.

Good brewery that supports local businesses. The day I went they had Riot BBQ, a jewelry, candle,…read moreand a few other vendors. The service was fast and friendly. The place is clean and well kept.

Cool little place that we stopped at during our trip to Denver…read more The wings were pretty good, the pretzel bites were good, and everyone seemed to enjoy the jalapeño popper dip. My girl had a burger called the slopper which came open faced and she wasn't used to that. She substituted the simple salad for her fries and enjoyed that. She said the burger had good flavor but she didn't like the "no bun" I had the Classic Cheeseburger and I added bacon and also had mine with thousand island dressing. The table we sat at was a little strange as it was kind of a circle booth but the table had corners at the back side that made it hard to get out of. The bun on my burger was not very good, being dry and seemingly stale but the burger itself was good. Not a bad experience otherwise, and the joint was cool.

It's so sad to hear TWB is sold and closing. Emily is a rockstar, still giving 100%. I'm glad we…read moregot to experience the last week

Really great vibes!…read more DBC has a huge outdoor area, so plenty of picnic tables for outdoor seating. On really hot days the few shaded spots go first so there may not be opportunity for cooler spots. The indoors is fairly small but on nice days the garage doors will be open. Beer is a good variety and has all the favorites. Princess Yum Yum is always a hit. Food is actually really good for a brewery. The wings and duck fat fries are a highlight. Burger is pretty good but they don't allow any substitutions. Service can be hit or miss, sometimes they are friendly and sometimes they forget about you and give you attitude. Right next door is Right Cream so you can enjoy ice cream after your beers and food.

We popped in here on a Thursday night for their "late night happy hour" which is after 8pm on…read moreweekdays. For the happy hour, some of their beers are $5 and they also have some food specials. They do have a couple ciders and a seltzer but none of them were on happy hour unfortunately. I tried the lavender cider which was unique and tasted good! There was definitely a strong lavender flavor to the drink. The brewery was pretty packed for a Thursday night. I'll definitely come back and try the dry cider and some of the food which looked great too.

This brewery has some really creative and unique beers and the outdoor seating was really nice. We…read moreenjoyed the experience. Platt Park Astronaut Amber (great) Platt Park nutorioud pistachio cream ale (excellent) Platt Park Madagascar Dream vanilla cream ale on nitro (great) Platt Park Kakou golden stout w/pineapple, coconut and coffee on nitro (excellent) Platt Park watermelon sour (great)

Good local brewery on Pearl St. It's an area that has a lot of charm. Came in to watch a Broncos…read moregame that was early because the Broncos & Jets were in England. The food comes from a small window that I believe is a deli located next door to the brewery. The food was good and not too crazy price wise. The service is at the bar and it's fast and friendly.

The patio is GREAT - especially for the summer! We went on a Friday and it is extremely welcoming…read morefor kids and pets. It does get BUSY, so make sure you get there early, especially on a weekend day. The beer is standard Denver Beer Co beer, so no surprises there. But from all the Denver Beer locations, this is definitely one of the best locations.

We stopped by just to try the duck fat fries after having them strongly recommended. They were…read moredelicious fries, but I'm not sure the duck fat in particular made a big difference in taste for me. I normally don't love seasoned fries, but I thought these were done perfectly so that the seasoning isn't overpowering and just adds to the flavor. I got a lemonade too, which was delicious. We sat on the patio, we were able to find a table for 2 in the sun right away but all the shady spots were taken.