4 Noses Brewing Company

We stopped in here after work for a few drinks to celebrate an employee going away. The bar is close to a lot of offices and apartments and very close to the Rocky Mountain Airport. They have a great decor and a welcoming atmosphere for small gathering. They also have a lot of outdoor seating for small and large gathering. They have a lot of beer options with reasonable prices. They also rotate food trucks and the day we visited they had Motor City Pizza 🍕. We ordered a variety of pizza's which were very delicious 😋 overall, we enjoyed the place and found a new place to hang out after work.

This is, by far, my favorite brewery in the area. The constantly have great beer in rotation and have some of my favorite IPAs and seasonal beers. The staff is incredible, and I love the events that Hannah has been coordinating, they add even more personality to this already wonderful place. I have been coming from the beginning and it will continue to be my go-to place. Definitely check this place out!

This was a great spot out in Broomfield. Will need to take the dog next time! 4/5 - had an even mix of beers I loved and beers I thought were just okay. They allow outside food in which is a huge plus. The place is always bumping.

Just meh. Beer was pretty good but the beer is really carrying all the weight here. The inside always feels a little uppity and they only have high tops (or mostly high tops anyway) which I think is weird. It also echoes so bad in there and gets extremely loud when they’re busy. The patio is fine, but it desperately needs music. It’s so quiet out there and it’s awkward easily hearing conversations around you. Also, with the nice weather we’re having right now, I feel like the vibe that most people are looking for is a good beer and some music…even just something soft would make it feel more cozy. Otherwise it’s just a slab of concrete and some basic patio tables. Probably won’t be back.

I come here often as my kids climb at the gym next door. Love this place. The atmosphere is great, the staff are great, and the beers are great. Definitely a stop on everyone’s beer tour…

Was a cool place with great beer. I had a very good sour and my wife had an IPA that even I liked! Nice outside place to sit and a mellow ambiance. We will be back!

4 Noses has some of the best beer in the Denver area in my opinion! Their velvet beers hit every single time, the staff is nice and helpful, and the atmosphere is great. We love being able to bring dogs in their pet-friendly patio in the summer, and it's cozy and comfortable in the winter as well! It's really nice that they have great food trucks as well, and parking is a breeze!

Bartenders are great, beer is good, but I didn't know that if you tip 30 percent on a burger it comes out cold and dry with 2 frozen cheese curds in the center. I'll keep that in mind next time

Best beer in the Denver area, as far as I'm concerned. They have an organized setup so you can quickly get a beer instead of waiting for a bartender, even when it's busy. My only complaint is that they could use some sound dampening - it can get loud and echoey. The hazy IPAs are my favorite, but also the East Coast IPAs, and even the Pilsner is solid. You can't go wrong, regardless of your beer preference. I took Public Domain to Japan and it was a big hit - they tend to like products with cute characters.

Stopped in today on our way back from Estes Park. Lots of dark beers on the menu, and we tried several of them. The El Jefe Con Leche and El Jefe Hot Chocolate were our favorites. We picked up a four-pack of the former for home, and my wife enjoyed a glass of the latter while we were there. We also tried the Paul Rebeer Amber Lager, which I liked better than my wife did; the Tmave dark lager, which we both thought was ok, and the vanilla porter, which neither of us cared for. Service was prompt and friendly, and we really liked hanging out at this brewery. We'll try to remember to spend more time here next time we're on our way back from Estes Park and Boulder. It's a great spot.

Visited Sunday evening. A few tables open, lots of bar seating. I got 6 oz pours of Noice!, Fruit Flood, and Inferno. It was cool getting to taste such unique beers. I liked the Fruit Flood the most. The current tap can be found on their website site along with prices. Note that sometimes it might be cheaper to get two 6 oz pours vs a 10 oz pour (calculate price per oz). But up to you! Chill spot to hang out, and although I didn't try any they also have some board games.

Came here for business trip and found this place close by. Did not disappoint really good beer great atmosphere and a different food truck each night. Huge porch with fire pits was great to hang out in. Quick service.

4 Noses is Noice! Finally, our last brewery stop to celebrate our time in Colorado. Emily has a fond spot for 4 Noses and it was only a mile or so away from our last stop, so we headed that way. As we pulled up, the parking lot was full with lots of cars parked along the street. I guessed everyone was here for the gym that was next door but nope... there was an Asian food cart outside and a geek trivia night going on inside. Emily and I had enough of crowds from the Beer Fest and Renaissance Festival so we placed our orders at the register where you walk in and headed outside once we got our beers. I got the Noice! beer that was an island lager and sounded good after a string of hefeweizens. Emily got her usual fruit beer and we sat outside in the beer garden area. This outdoor area had the misting things built into the structure and it felt nice. While it was a bit breezy and getting later in the evening, the cooling effect was welcomed after a long and hot day. Like a lot of bars and breweries (and even coffeehouses), there was an assortment of games inside to play. On my way back from the bathroom, I snagged Exploding Kittens to try and play with Emily. The condition of the cards were super rough. They seem like they've been played every single day and the instructions were half missing. I didn't remember fully how to play so we gave it up. We sat there and sipped our final brewery beer for awhile and reminisced on the trip. Our last final adventure would be to finish up our beers and head out for some sushi rolls for our final meal here in Colorado. I'm not doing a blog post for that place but I can say that it was beyond delicious. 4 Noses was a pretty interesting brewery. While I only really got to experience the beer garden, I could see why Emily was fond of it... from the goofy name to the vibe and feel of the place... I could see myself coming here for some drinks and maybe even joining in on the nerdy trivia night.

Great neighborhood brewery. Love the dog friendly patio and they have spacious seating with misters and shaded areas. Tried the new Italian Pilsner and the Flatiron IPA. Both tasty! Also had a food truck there for food which was popping! Great spot to come chill.

We came in tonight with our perfect dog. She loves everyone. There was this girl that threw her hands up so dramatic and said our dogs are mean. Don't let her come here. It was as soon as we brought her in. Don't bring your means dogs in please. Other people left too. It was horrible. We left immediately. It's ruining peoples time there. If you are going to be so dramatic, don't bring your dogs in. It made us sad and you should be embarrassed. Don't bring your dogs in if they are mean! We have great dogs that just want to be with other dogs! Don't be so dramatic and throw your hands up and yell don't let your dog over here. You ruined it for all of us and you know who you are!

Great service and even better beer. Wish they had a better outdoor area as they have out grown their current location. Time for an upgrade!

4 Noses is one of my favorite breweries in Colorado, and it's that time of season when the El Jefe series gets released and all is right in the world. We came here specifically on the Friday night (Nov 17th) when some of the el jefe beers were being released (I think the hot chocolate and con leche). My husband and I ended up sharing a flight of four with those two, a mango sour and their classic pump action pumpkin beer. We thoroughly enjoyed all of them and got a four pack of the hot chocolate el jefe stout to take home! The downsides to this brewery are It's become so popular that indoor seating is difficult, especially in winter months. Further, it's definitely on the higher end of pricing in my opinion for a brewery but the beer is that good that I keep coming back!

I was familiar with 4 Noses from their packaged sales long before I finally made it to the taproom. And this is definitely one of the standouts in the Denver-Boulder area for their amazing selection of beers, excelling across a range sure to satisfy anyone. Cool feel inside and out, though it isn't the biggest place. You can bring your own food or check their food truck schedule.

Went here on 12/16/23. First time back in many years. Have had their beers elsewhere but not at the brewery. Staff was very friendly and attentive. Looks like they package most of their beer. Good selection from light to dark. Definitely recommend. Big patio. Lots of tables inside. Cheers!

4 Noses is always a solid choice. Just expect on a cold evening to have difficulty finding a spot to sit and/or park. This is a pup friendly taproom. Also a child friendly taproom which gave me one moment of ick. Two moms that had their diapered babies sitting on the table top. That is a personal responsibility moment, but still an unappealing site. The beers here are always good! We enjoyed everything we tried. I love dark beers so I tried Nitro El Jefe Con Leche, The Pooka and El Jefe Picante. Con Leche was my favorite of the three. We will be back.

If you're looking for deliciously crisp beers and a popping atmosphere, then this hits right on the nose! We stopped into Four Noses Brewing Company on a Tuesday night, and woah. We were shocked by the crowd inside. There was not enough tables to sit anywhere so we stood in the corner until one opened up. I know for some they'd think, "This is too busy. Let's go somewhere else." I thought, "This is pretty busy, must be good!" Luckily, my thought was right! 4 Noses Brewing Company had an amazing selection of beer. We had different palates in our party but everyone found something that quenched their beer taste buds just right. I'm looking forward to going back!

THERE IS NO CELL SERVICE! We went for Trivia Night. The noise level was so loud that it was impossible to play. They didn't even turn the music off. Service is at the counter and from a food truck. You have to bus your own table. The 3 stars are for their delicious beer. Buy some at your local liquor store and drink it while you watch Jeopardy.

TOTALLY worth the drive out here. My friends and I checked out 4 Noses Brewing Company because of some new beer release. I think it was their pumpkin ale, but they have so many options on tap, it's hard to keep track. The brewery was crowded during 'happy hour' time, but we managed to find a high top table inside. Then we moved to a bigger communal table. Easy to grab beer from the counter. The bartenders are super quick. There's even a food truck outside (different every day) because it's important to absorb all that alcohol! Great website and social media presence. Dog friendly on their outdoor patio. Plenty of parking in the lot. Check out the tap menu online. It's extensive and impressive. Already planning to come back here again.

The staff is friendly and inviting. You come for the brew, but stay because of the people.

While they might not appreciate people bringing kids to the brewery (the age old kids in breweries debate) we brought Hank here a few Saturdays ago for parents night out and It was overall a pleasant experience. I honestly thought it was a great family friendly atmosphere and saw other parents with their kids outside by the fire pit so would totally recommend this as a spot to enjoy a craft beer with your kids in the wild. The ambiance is traditional Colorado craft brewery , lots of wood which I find charming and inviting. Love the outdoor fire pits, if there had been room I would totally have chilled there. It was packed on a Saturday which I think speaks to the quality of their beer. I've personally always thought 4 noses makes great beer and I am happy we not live closer so it can be our resident neighborhood brewery for when we have a pint. I had a traditional (clear) double IPA which was good however a bit strong for me (remember I was just pregnant for 9 months lol gotta ease back into the drinking haha) Alfie got a Czech lager which was really good, and I also really enjoyed the coconut Porter I believe it was ? Honestly not a bad beer was had here. I easily would say it's the best brewery in the area. If you haven't been I recommend checking them out.

Enjoyed two maybe three Oktoberfest last night very good rendition of the German tradition. I highly recommend coming in sitting down and enjoying life.

Came in on a Saturday afternoon post-hike and had a pleasant experience. The facility is clean, bathrooms are nice, and there is a little patio area where you can have your pups, too. Large selection and had some non-alcoholic options.

Strange name aside, this is one of my consistent favorites as far as Colorado breweries go. As an avid IPA enthusiast (I know, that's just every CO beer drinker per the stereotype), they excel at their offerings. They have a large variety of most types of beers, even some collaborations typically on tap. It's not a super large space, but a large bar offers ample seating, as well as a few other tables and barrels. Outside there is a generous patio with some fire pits. Also outside, you'll typically find a rotation of local food trucks, whose schedules can be found on the 4 Noses website. It is quite loud inside, perhaps due to the acoustics and relatively small space for the amount of people. But the wood and industrial combined vibe is hard to beat, and the bathroom somehow exceeds 5 stars. Not something I can say for many breweries. But overall great ambiance. But it's been loud enough to make conversations challenging every time I've gone. The WiFi is super slow, but the staff are super fast, so the balance can be considered well-executed. It's not necessarily somewhere you'd want to work and sip. And both AT&T and Verizon struggle with the service in this area. But for meeting friends, face-to-face, with beer in hand and minimal connected-world distractions, it can't be beat. I'm a regular for a reason. But dang if that WiFi could be just a bit better...

Service was disappointing. Wouldnt recommend. Second time there .. kinda sad There beer is fine. But oddly their service was meh..

One of the premier breweries in the Denver area, and right in my backyard. The IPAs are the highlight at 4 Noses, which are available at grocery and liquor stores. Drawbacks are the limited parking, lack of entertainment, and hit-or-miss food trucks.

HOT HOT Colorado day!! Looking forward to having a cold one and quickly scanned their vast menu only to discover only two or three lager/pils type beers, and the same for their one or two stouts. The majority 37+ brews are all IPA!! Huh. I ordered the German-style lager because I lived in Germany and know great beers. Puck MY lips!! Not impressed by their beer. Not sure if their 4 Noses are congested or what, but their lagers and pilsners taste way too bitter...much like an IPA. Go figure. I sampled several other different brews, and stopped wanting to try them. The indoor space is hip and trendy but SO dang loud and echoey, having a conversation is about futile. Going outside is an option as they have a water misting system but not enough shade and then the hurricane force winds tend to blow away any cooling mist, sooooo....... There is a list of the rotating food trucks for each day of the week posted on their wall. Today was The G Wagon and our friend got the green chili French fries and the edamame which weren't terrible.

I've had three beers from 4 Noses Brewing and I definitely have enjoyed what I have had so fat. 'Bout Damn Time was an IPA I had not too long ago which I found refreshing and enjoyable. Casey, You're On Mute was another IPA. This one was a New England style IPA which was very good and the beer recipe brought out the New England hops very, very nicely. But my favorite beer thus far from 4 Noses is a lager, Rio Lento. This Mexican style lager I had during the warmer months and was so very appropriate for that time of year. Once again the hops featured in this lager made this beer a real hit in my mind but I'm often very favorably bias towards lagers.

I have the great luck of my office being around the corner from 4 Noses - and now that I have started going back into the office, this has become a post-work haven. The selection is quite expansive and everything I have tried so far has been tasty. It seems they have a food truck on site every day, which is amazing. The decor is cool and they've got a very large outdoor area that is dog friendly! Honestly, they check all the boxes for me.

This place was cute haha... they had an outside area with fireplaces and it seemed super chill! We took a table inside, they are all high tables with barstools! No food, I guess they have food trucks come which will be cool to try sometime but they were gone when we go there! I am not a beer drinker, not going to lie, but it's cool that you can try so many of their beers for just a couple bucks each in those little glasses! I ended up finding a fruity light one that I liked haha and my friends got super dark ones! They had a beer that was like 13%, taste almost like taking a shot... crazy lol Overall it a cool to try all the beers and the place is chill.

This brewery takes the safety of their staff and guests SERIOUSLY. Request masks to be on when a server approaches the table, little bottles of hand sanitizer at each setting, online menus- I'm impressed! The beer was tasty too! I got the Fruit Flood based on the recommendation of our server, and it was so good- not too sour, really complex fruit flavor. My husband got the raspberry blonde, which I thought was a little too sour for a blonde myself- but definitely drinkable. Lots of beers sounded interesting and unusual, with a lot of fruit forward beers. I have a list to try next time we go in!

Love this close to home brewery right in Broomfield. They have a bit of a far out location, but are definitely worth the trek! They have a large outside area with plenty of good seating. Usually pretty busy, and they have a nice food truck too. I like coming here to get some finely crafted IPAs that works cannot get in my town. My Pineapple Velvet IPA is described as: art of our Velvet series, a heavily dry-hopped NEIPA brewed with loads of pureed pineapple, vanilla beans, & lactose sugar, and you can believe it hit all those notes well! I like to think of these guys as a closer Odells, and they always deliver. Loved the bright and pulpy juice taste on it, and I'll sure be back soon!

The beer is absolutely amazing. The space is also super cool with a nice patio. They almost always have solid food trucks too.

4 Noses was the highlight of my stay in Broomfield. Their service was next to none, with such friendly and quick service all while staying extremely adherent to COVID-19 social distancing protocols, making you feel safe to enjoy their amazing beer at ease. I got the raspberry blonde and my boyfriend got the Oktoberfest. The raspberry blonde is a great, light beer with a good dose of fruitiness that makes it super easy to please even the most skeptical beer drinker. Prices are also solid for a microbrewery. If you get hungry, they also have a great setup with food trucks (I believe on a rotating basis) that also gives a fun vibe. Excited to try more of 4 Noses' Beer!

Amazing beers (especially their IPAs)! Order at counter is super easy! Very cute brewery!

Beer was great. I had a hazy and my wife got a sour. Both delicious. There was a mobile pizza out front that looked good but we just had lunch. Thinking we will be back for more great beer and next time pizza.

Fun, and busy even on a weekday, brewery with tasty brews to quench your thirst. 4 Noses has several styles - you are sure to find beers to your liking or something to expand your horizons. The beer is made with quality ingredients and clearly the brewers have a passion for delivering an exceptional product. The beertenders are helpful and knowledgeable about their beer selection. Recommend all craft beer lovers stop by and check this place out. It will be worth your time.

Finally made it up here! It was a chilly night but, luckily a spot opened up at a table near the door shortly after I arrived. It was super busy and loud upon arrival. The place was buzzing with people in good spirits and the food truck outside was hopping. There are sufficient tables and seating for a small herd of people but, space really is limited for how popular 4 Noses is. There is outside seating as well and heated options are available. The outdoor seating area is very nice and open and would be lovely to have even more available. Everything was clean and bright and created a great atmosphere for a pre-holiday (Christmas week for this visit) libation visit. So many beers and styles - I could have tried all of them but - I had to try the Real Dill Michelada because hello - Real Dill pickle brine AND Serrano peppers? Yes please! If you ever meet me at a brewery, you can always make me happy with a chili beer and if there so happens to be any Real Dill pickles or products, even better! I also had the Happy Little Trees, and the Lab Partners collab. Everything was great - there is nothing like fresh off of the tap beers! I did take home a 4 pack of the Michelada so i can enjoy those when it is really cold outside. Staff was friendly and so were the customers you could tell were regulars - I got to meet one of the beer dogs Remy that came in and you could never meet a happier, more friendly chocolate lab. I stayed there long enough for the crowd to dwindle down - no, I really was not there THAT long- and when that happened, the music was turned down to fit the ambiance of the room now that it wasn't required to yell to be heard ;-) ~ I left shortly after that very happy with my experience and ready to come back again soon for more.

Beers were excellent! Paul Rebeer, The Porter Project:Coconut. Honorable mention: Stouty McStoutface

Delicious beer, comfy digs, dog friendly patio with fire pits. The Ninja Ramen food truck that's there from 12-8 every other Sunday is seriously the bomb. Best ramen I've had in ages!! Think we'll make 4 Noses and Ninja Ramen an every other Sunday staple :)

Sat outside and had a beer with a friend and her dog. The place was busy and had a fun vibe. Lots of dogs and planes landing at the local airport. It's a hidden gem in an unlikely place. They had a food truck too but we didn't try it.

I have visited this place a many of times. What keeps me coming back of course are the many different beers, I always get excited and eager to try them after seeing them post about it in social media. Another thing is they have many rotating food trucks that post up every day. It's a great environment to enjoy a cold brew.

My husband LOVED the Big Dill. He's a pickle freak and was super excited to try it. I had the porter which was excellent but the Raspberry was my favorite. Everyone was really nice and I even bought a t-shirt which I don't normally do, but I loved the ringer tee.

After a morning spent hiking at Eldorado Canyon in Boulder, Kristin M. and I planned a few brewery stops along our way home. We ended our adventure with a stop by Four Noses Brewing Company and I must say I couldn't be happier! SPACE/ATMOSPHERE: I just LOVE their taproom space. It's classy yet cozy! The wall behind the taps is reclaimed wood, pendant lights throughout the space set the mood, a variety of seating can be found including community and traditional tables, and even barrels are used to provide some additional seating too! The best part - both the taproom and the patio are dog-friendly! Yasss! In the taproom there are a few stipulations to bring your furry friend in: 1) all four paws must remain on the ground 2) if you break the first rule you will get one warning before they ask you to leave. Luckily they gave us two warnings. My pup was just tired and searching for a lap to lay on. SERVICE: The beertenders were on it! They made great suggestions for our flight, were incredibly friendly, and can def handle a crowd! During our visit the taproom got quite busy and they remained cool as cucumbers slinging brews and keeping their thirsty patrons at bay. SIPS: Whoa! While I've always heard great things about Four Noses Brewing Company's brews I have to say - they did not disappoint! With about twenty brews on tap at any given time you are bound to find something you love. Wanting to try as much as we could we opted to split a flight. For the flight we chose: Orange Velvet Milkshake IPA, Raspberry Blonde Ale, Ritual Rivers Cocoa Coffee Porter, Kolsch, Whimsy New England IPA, Berry Passion Berliner, Vier by Vier Belgian Quad. I was really digging the Orange Velvet, Raspberry Blonde, Berry Passion Berliner, and Whimsy. Guess it was a fruity IPA beer day for me! Ha! SUSTENANCE: Like most brewerys in the Denver-Metro area they may not have a kitchen of their own, but they do feature a killer line up of food trucks for your curbside noshing delight! On this particular evening The King of Wings was on hand serving up all the delish wings your heart desired. They list the food truck schedule on the cutest chalk board near the door. SWAG: Oh yeah! They had a variety of awesome merch options available to show your love! Lots of cute options for men and women! We both let with a couple cute workout tanks! Four Noses Brewing Company def exceeded my expectations! While I don't find myself out in Broomfield terribly often - I'd definitely make a special trip just to check out what tasty brews their pouring up in their taproom! Cheers!

5 stars for Four Noses beer - they know how to make delicious brews, no matter what you fancy. 5 stars also for the staff, as they make guests know they are valued and safe. Even in pre-pandemic times, we learned long ago to hit Four Noses early, as this place gets packed out FAST. So a few weekends ago we hit up the nearby USPS for some random adulting, and we decided to see what was going on at the brewery. Food truck was Little Big Sandwich Truck and the outdoor seating area seemed plentiful. So we walk up to the front door and there is a big sandwich board outlining their new procedures (wear a mask, no bar service, etc.) and a hostess who seated us outside. Then, a server comes over with beer menus. She tells us the drill (nicely, of course): when you're ready to order beer, throw your masks on and I'll come over and take your order. She checked on us frequently and was super nice. We stayed for two beers each. The place began to get fuller and fuller and a line was forming outside - that's what you get when your beer is just that good. Anyhoo, cheers to 4 Noses for great beer and clear steps in place to help protect their employees and patrons.

I realized that my latest slate of reviews has been a barrage of 5-star places. At first I thought that meant that perhaps COVID has put rose-colored-glasses on literally any place that has created an opportunity for me to leave the house. Not so! I actually realized it's because during COVID, I'm actually only willing to leave my house when where I'm going has a 5-star product. Enter, stage right: 4 Noses Brewing Co. The breakout star of my beer-studded self-isolation. From IPA to lager, their beers are relish. Most important though is their Velvet series. Blueberry, Mango, Key Lime - you name it, the Velvet series they put out - which usually revolves around fruit flavors - is a milkshake IPA that has entered hall-of-fame status in my household. So much so that we're fingerling over new releases. One of the only places we were willing to outdoor dine this summer - and mostly because I could not pass up the chance to have their on-tap-only Cantaloupe Velvet. The smell alone of the glass put me on cloud nine. And the beer was so good that, despite having driven me and my husband there, I downed three in quick succession and had to have him drive home. They are releasing a series of surprises in their Velvet IPA line for the holidays and it looks like I might be making several trips to 4 Noses over the next couple days to keep up with the onslaught of exceptional beers.

The beer here is wonderful! I've heard good things about this brewery and I was anxious to visit. The IPA options are great and after trying a few, I couldn't find one I didn't like. We sat outdoors under the covered patio area. I had the Bout Time IPA and then the Pilsner and both were super good! My wife ordered the Age Before Beauty sour golden ale and thought it was very good. The staff were friendly and helpful! I would live to come here again and try a couple more beers!

Had to get OUT for happy hour on Friday, and a short drive to 4 noses hit the spot: Fantastic beer (Kolsch and Ritual Rivers, both malty goodness), but the bar service was OVER THE TOP: Helpful, Friendly, Attentive. I also like the dog friendly outside patio. They are adjacent to an indoor dog pool and vet. Parking could be an issue, and there is no food license; order from the food truck on your way in, or leave beer at bar and order; I'm assured bartenders will guard your spot and food will be brought to you.......hmmmm, okay, but I didn't try it.

This place has the best selection of beers of all the strip-mall breweries I've been to out here. Only reason I do not go here often is because it does seem to get crowded. Been twice and it seems pretty consistent.

Let me just get to it quickly: 4Noses (we just call it Noses now) is the best. Whatever beer you drink, they make the best version of it. And if there's a type you typically stay away from (for me, it's stouts and porters), they will have one you can truly dig (like the El Jefe, which I will gladly order any day!). I love their friendly relaxed vibe and amazing service and am so so relieved by their COVID policies especially (it's basically the only public place we still regularly visit in the pandemic). You can tell they care about their patrons AND their staff. Usually dog-friendly as well, which our pup loves. Cannot emphasize enough how phenomenal the beer is that they make-haven't had one I didn't like in the 5+ years we've been patrons. Please give them a try and you will be welcomed into the arms of beer bliss :)

Good selection of beers. Outdoor patio is great when weather allows, but inside also has plenty of seating. Sometimes have food trucks available which is an added bonus. Nice spot for a work happy hour!

I've not met a beer (or beanie!) that I didn't like here. Not usually an IPA girl, but 'Bout Damn Time got me on that train...and it's about damn time I did! Haven't tried a food truck yet, but I'll be back plenty for the opportunity. L

A ridiculous experience. We walked in and joined a packed brewery with all tables full and standing room only crowd filling the rest of the place. Not a single person wearing a mask. Looked like my kinda place.... Then the bartender demanded we wear a mask in order to place our order. We are standing shoulder to shoulder with other patrons, no one wearing a mask, but we need to wear a mask to order?? We were told that once we had our beers or were seated at a table, we could take our masks off. I guess Omicron is afraid of beer or heights above 4 feet??? Ridiculous, we walked out.