Cerveceria Colorado

Delicious beer and nice patio with misters to keep you cool! The pineapple beer and the prickly pear sour were delicious! They didn’t have food when we came on Tuesday afternoon and suggested the arepas in the food truck outside but they were pretty pricey for 1 arepa. So we went to Dave’s hot chicken a few doors down. Would definitely come back!

Solid all around! Tried and really liked the Mango Rico, Churro Stout, and Gusano. LOVED the Horchata Blonde Ale. Location is nice and cozy with a chill staff right next to older sister brewery, Denver Beer Co.

I had the pleasure of experiencing top-notch service at Cerveceria, all thanks to my bff who works as a cicerone. If you're looking for an awesome bartender who enhances your brewery visit, Drea is the one to seek out here. Even though I don't drink, I like coming to hang out because it's such a fun environment. She has the best hospitality and is friendly to everyone who comes in. Also come for Bingo nights with Oscar, you won't be disappointed! Edit 5/28: I used to like frequenting this brewery and then this week I found out that one of my favorite bartenders was let go and it just doesn't feel the same. Not gonna come back.

Two words, Poblano Pilsner, one of my absolute favorite beers in Denver. It's light, smokey, peppery, and not spicy whatsoever. Get it with a Tajin rim and lime to really elevate it! I love this Mexican Inspired brewery. All the beers here are unique, from the Pina Colada Blonde to the Churro Stout, everything is Mexican Inspired. They are a sister brewery to Denver Beer Company and you can have a working tab between both locations. Go knock out two breweries in one visit!

GABF festival. Very good beer & wonderful food trucks. I ate from La Reyna Del Sur food truck and was very surprised at how wonderful their tacos tasted. Yummy 😋

my favorite spot in Denver by far. I can’t even start pointing out what I like the most about this place: the OUTSTANDING cerveza (try and find a bad one there, I dare you!!!), the incredibly friendly bartenders (all the staff actually), the music, the vibe, the Micheladas, the board games, the mexican candies, the events they host... just, really, feels like home to me. if you’re in Denver area you MUST go!!! - and you’ll prolly catch me there drinking a pint of Poblano Pills ;)

I'm never impressed with the place but I have been impressed here so far today. The beers man come off of a base but they are uniquely created among several different traditional styles. A symbiotic partnership is also to be admired it is very unique amongst the area. The Jalisco Imperial is terrific. I hope to return soon.

Great option if you like styled craft beers. Featured in the photo is the ¡Que Buena! which was excellent on tap. The bartender (midday) was awesome and had a great way of describing the different flavor profiles. Would visit again. Only downside is the limited food options.

Great scene, patio area and there are food trucks here to get some delicious food. For those who don't drink beer, they have some hard seltzer flavors. The passion fruit orange guava punch. Staff are attentive and friendly. Tuesdays there is Loteria here.

Love this place! Friendly service with a great selection of beer. Trivia on Wednesdays and dog friendly. They also let you bring your own food and there are plenty of options nearby. The Señor Piña is a light blonde that goes down easy. The Churro Stout is heavy and flavorful. Salud!

The Scarlet Vetter says... this hole in the wall beer joint has rockin selections. Our tour group was treated to four oz samples. Mango beer, chimchurra stout, poblano pepper beer. Simply fabulous and unique beers. All the beers were just fabulous. I particularly loved the poblano pepper beer. It has a great pepper smell and a smooth peppery taste. It was like pepper in a glass. My friend had the que bueno which had a lovely lime flavor. The interior of this place is cozy and colorful. The bartender was very pleasant, knowledgeable and helpful.

I came here on a snowy night. Parking is horrible in the area so I had to park far. Once I made it into the taproom it was empty. I was the only one there. The bartender was very friendly and welcoming. I absolutely loved the decor inside. I ordered a flight of five beers. Each of my beers was a hit. This place is truly a gem in the Denver craft beer scene. Keep up the great work.

My partner and I came in here after trying a few beers at Denver Brewing Co (shared building) because the beers looked interesting (like a pineapple, Churro, prickly pear, etc flavored beers). It did not disappoint! We split a flight and the awesome bar tender even let us try one of his favorites (a pineapple lager I think), and pretty much all of the beers were delicious. He was super friendly and gave us a little background on the bees and brewery history as well (all Mexican style beers). They had Mexican bingo that evening (Tuesday), which was a super sped up style of traditional bingo, but had fun cards to play against. We actually ended up winning one of the rounds and got some beer to go. Will def hit up again to try more tasty beers before our Denver trip is over!

Totally amazing vibes!! Micheladas are amazing, music is fun and beer tenders are awesome!! Highly recommend for Mexican beers and a fun vibe

Located off Platt Street, Cerveceria Colorado is right next to Denver Beer Company and other great shops/restaurants. I love going to this brewery and experiencing the traditions and culture of Mexico in craft beer. All of their beers are on point (the Churro Stout is a personal favorite) and the staff is super friendly and helpful. It's a whole vibe inside and out and very colorful. Definitely recommend this brewery to anyone visiting Denver and the area that it's in!

I was so excited to see that Denver has at least one brewery geared towards Mexican beers. This wasn't around when I was living in Colorado about six years ago and now... and forgive me if I'm wrong there are two cerveza oriented breweries in Denver devoted to craft beer. I believe in June I'll be paying Denver a visit and feel like going to revisit will be necessary since I enjoyed the beer so much. Steve and I just had one particular beer here but since we liked it so much the first time we purchased the same beer on more than one occasion. The ¡Venga! was the beer that we enjoyed so very much. It was a Mexican Lager which I typically love and this version held up my expectations perfectly. Dry and crushable in flavor this wonderful beer makes me want to get a large quantity of it and break it out every time we have tacos, a Mexican soup or casserole.

Flights for cheap. Loved the vibe here. The Venga was absolutely phenomenal. I would have loved to get a pint if there was more time. They had a food truck and sister brewery right next door. The service was great and the people watching out the door the weekend of Halloween made it even better. I would most definitely recommend this place to others.

This place has great vibes and great beer. Love their Tuesday Lotería night! You get a card for every beer you buy. If you win a round of Lotería, you win a free drink.

When I was visiting Denver I decided I would come here because of the Mexican themed beers like the horchata. The bar was very friendly and just a cool person she went over all the beers and explained everything. I Yelped this spot before I came and it was everything I wanted. Cheers!!!!

This brewery is a part of Denver Beer but honestly I love Cerveceria beers so much better. Love the unique offerings and taste.

Very kind and welcoming, with chill vibe and decor, refreshing and crisp beer choices that paired well with the mini arepas from pico arepas. Will be a destination for family trips because of the hospitality alone. Come for the people, stay for the beer.

RACIST ESTABLISHMENT!! Just left after having a racist server tell me to go back to where I was from after not serving my family and I. Apparently I don't look or act like I'm from Colorado, the servers words. I have never felt so discriminated or humiliated in my own city. I guess I have to look a "certain" Caucasian way to look like I'm from My own city. I was excited to come here with my family and unfortunately I had an unpleasant experience. The server working was not only lazy and rude, but it seemed as if he didn't want to serve my family and I. I was bummed as I had been here once before and I had a good experience. Beware the service is not good. I usually don't write reviews but thought I had to let people know that this is not a good place. I hope whoever operates this place is aware of the horrible customer service.

This is an extension of Denver Beer Co which is a little bit confusing. Essentially, you sit at DBC and you can order their beer. That's neither here nor there since I love their patio. It's probably my favorite in Denver! What I do like now even more is that I loved the beer I got from Cerverceria. I went with the 'simple' Lager and it was so good I had to get a second. No offense DBC, but I may come hang out but drink the beer from your neighbor from now on!

As I start all brewery reviews... I'm not a big beer fan and it's hard to find sours (the one beer I do tend to like). Cerveceria Colorado was spot on. They had a few sours I could choose from, the brewery was bright and festive, and just an overall fun spot. I tried one of their two sours on the menu that had just a hint of tart. I also took their suggestion of how to rim their beers. Mine was half rimmed with tajin and it added a nice little hint of heat to the tart beer. I loved the vibes of this brewery. Pull down screen to watch the avs, fun music, candy on the tables, and a beautiful wooden backdrop to the bar. I really think I'd love this brewery even more in the summer because I think their beers feel very summery. But I'm for sure no expert! Geeks who drink have a night their and they even have a Democratic debate watch party/bingo. We will for sure be back for that!

Seeking to snag one of this year Colorado Brewers Guild glasses for Pint Day, I made my way to Cerveceria Colorado after discovering their neighboring brewery, Denver Beer Co, had run out. So glad I finally got to check out this unique brewery - here's why: SPACE/ATMOSPHERE: I literally love all the touches throughout. The geometric cactus art behind the taps, the beer inspired street art on the outside of the building, the community seating throughout, the banners and string lights on the patio - everything was thoughtfully placed. Their goal, through beer and brewing, is to "build bridges, not walls" and it shows! BREWS: Cerveceria Colorado seeks to honor both the culture and flavors of Mexico by utilizing traditional Mexican ingredients and processes in their brews. I opted for a pour of Señor Piña Blonde Ale to fill my Pint Day glass. This is one perfectly fruity, easy drinking, blonde ale! Plus, it's now available in crushable cans at a liquor store near you. BITES: While they don't serve up eats of their own, many food trucks set up shop near both Cerveceria Colorado and Denver Beer Co. So you're sure to never go hungry. In the event that there's not a food truck to satisfy your hungry belly, there are plenty of nearby options to get your grub on. SERVICE: The beertender working was friendly and helpful. While I didn't have many questions during my visit, he still offered to answer any questions I may have had. Cerveceria Colorado def brought some killer vibes and tasty brews. I know I'll be making my way back. Cheers!

Great concept of incorporating Mexico into beer! I came here on a Friday early afternoon, the place was smaller than expected inside but the decor is cute and goes with the theme. Photo Op: There was a giant light up sign on the wall that reads " build bridges not walls!" Nice Touch: Each table has a small centerpiece filled with Mexican inspired candies. I decided order a beer flight to get a little variety. Listed in order from my favorite 1. Churro Stout (I love stouts and this had a great flavor) 2. Pablano Pils (Pay the $1 upcharge to make it Michelada style!) 3. Horchata Blonde (very light beer) 5. El Grito (almost felt like this one had too many flavors going on) Overall this was a fun, unique twist on beers and my friend and I thought it was fantastic. I would recommend stopping here for a visit if you are in the area.

We were just walking down to take some pics at Millennium Bridge and stumbled upon these two looking breweries that were open. They had just open up Monday, so we just came in time. The wait was a little long, well until we got acknowledged. My bf and I were just looking at The Denver Beer Co, while waiting I decided to go to Cerveceria where they had more of a Mexican vibe. The beer list intrigued me more than the Denver Beer (not a big fan of beer either) but went for the bf. We sat outside. A lady was supposed to bring us a table heather and never came. My bf had the " just another pretty face" from Denver Beer. Strongest drink they had is why he chose it. I had the Senor Pina Pineapple Blonde. Little spicy, but good. I enjoyed it!

Been coming in since the opening and never been disappointed. Service is always friendly and fast, beer selection is unique but keeps the tried and true favorites going. I love any chili beer so, the fact that they keep the Poblano Pils as a mainstay is perfection for me. Today I had the Guajillo IPA and loved it just as much ~ hoping it becomes a regular too. Great seating arrangements available with Covid restrictions, touch less payment with the great Arryved app ~ and misters outside to keep you cool in the summer heat. What more could you ask for? Get in here!

Wow! Wow! Wow! This place was great! Went here on a Saturday afternoon before they got busy. Was able to talk to the bartender about all their beers and how each of them were. We ordered a flight of 5. Mexican Lager, Pineapple, Mango, Schwarzbier & Horchata. All the beers were outstanding. So much flavor. Mango and pineapple would be great summer beers. Bartenders were very friendly. Decent sized patio. Will definitely tell my friends and family about this place. Cheers!

We came here about two weeks ago. I really wanted to come to try some sours! The place was super cute and I loved how they had Mexican candy on a basket on every table. The decor was super cute. I felt like the service could have been faster since there were about maybe less than 10 people just sitting, not like the bar was full of people waiting but the beer and the candy will make me go back whenever I go back to Denver! :)

This place is great, vibe, environment, music, beer selection..... had a great time. Even bought a shirt, we were big fans of the logo.

Super friendly brewery! Guy was super nice and made my birthday better by giving me some free beer and being super nice!

The service from Chris is awesome! He's very helpful and friendly. The beer is good, he'll let you try the michelada mix if you're interested in that. I went with the ¡Venga!

What a great find for brews with a twist! This brewery is large enough to invite your friends but cozy enough to feel the love from the bartenders when ordering a drink. I'm always up for anything labeled horchata and their beer did not disappointment. For something a little more spicy go for poblano pils for that extra delicious pepper kick. Their Mexican inspired craft beer will keep you coming back for more along with the funky decor and vibe. There is something for everyone so if you need something a little sweeter get your beer candied! Frozen drinks also available! A great culture of spices and ingredients in beer that contributes to why Denver's brewery scene is so unique and admired.

The poblano pils has a nice kick! Definitely recommend it. The Venga is a traditional Mexican lager for those not wanting to venture out with anything crazy, I like how they rim the beer with salt and lime. The horchata blonde is an easy drink. The churro stout is good, feels like you are having a dessert, perfect for cold weather. The cocolimon was one of my faves, even though I don't typically do sours! My favorite was the poblano pils michelada style. Best michelada I've had in a hot min. The beertender, Claudia was very sweet and knowledgeable she was able to make great recommendations. Take a tour of Mexico and try them all! I dare you haha

One of my favorite breweries in Colorado! I was so impressed with the depth of flavors they are able to achieve in their beers. This place is part of Denver Beer Co, so be sure to enjoy both breweries' beers! We had the following 1) senor pina pineapple blonde ale - loved this light subtle pineapple flavor 2) poblano pils - well done smoky chili flavor 3) coco limon sour - yum!! The coconut flavor is so beautiful and delicious 4) rosita imperial porter - wasn't a fave, but very well done. Too heavy for the summer weather 5) chocolate chili churro stout - delicious!!! All of the spices make this stout very complex and interesting. Overall, don't miss this really cool joint with Mexican flavors!

Popped by here for part of the Super Bowl viewing they had on a projector. There was a decent crowd! This place is laid back and colorful. Some Mexican inspired drinks that are very flavorful and satisfying. They have a really nice outdoor patio that is great for warmer days. They do lotería every Tuesday and I definitely want to come back to play!

I've been a regular here as I live close by and love it. The extra spicy michelada is SO good (with the venga beer) and they allow dogs on the patio as well. As a dog lover, I only go to breweries that allow dogs. They also have brider and food trucks for bites close by if you're hungry.

Went here on a Friday afternoon. As we waited in line the hostess informed us it would be about an hour and a half wait still we put our name down since so many ppl simply Walked away. This is right next to Denver beer co. So you can request to be seated at either place. As we waited we crossed the bridge and went over to ale house for a drink. Within 30 minutes of registering our name they sent a text saying our table was ready. They have some seats on the sidewalk as well as indoor. I tried the horchata beer my friend had the michelada with the Venga beer and the guajillo ipa which had a little kick. We ordered chips and salsa but that's all the food they served. Service was slowwwwwwww had only one beer in 45 minutes. They had a good truck out front. You need to download the app before ordering as well as pay your tab on it as well. They also have jarritos if not in the mood for beer. Lots and lots of doggos . Nice paintings for decor too!!

This brewery, right next door to Denver Brewing Co is a must stop! Their beers are fantastic and you can pair with some amazingly fresh salsa! Grab a seat at the bar that looks out at the street. It's a great spot if you like to people or dog watch.

Somehow I managed to miss this brewery when I was doing yelp research before my trip to Denver last month - my guess is because it was covered up by its sister brewery literally next door. Thankfully, while I was tasting a couple beers at Denver Beer Co next door, someone mentioned this place was next door, and I'm really happy I didn't miss it, because they are making some pretty seriously unique stuff here! Sadly, I was here just a few hours before the GABF, so I couldn't drink as much as I would have liked here, because I'm a big fan of weird beers, and they've got tons - when I was there, though I'm sure these rotate almost constantly, I saw, as far as wacky stuff: a poblano pepper imperial lager; a horchata blonde; a tomatillo and cilantro sour; an IPA made with worm salt; a saison made with Ishpingo, a "rare Equadorian tree bark"; a churro stout. (They had other beers on tap, too, those were just the wacky ones.) They were super friendly, happy to answer all my questions, and patient while I had a hard time deciding (normally at a place like this I would've gotten tasters of everything, but I didn't want to waste beer. You bet this will be one of the first places I come back to if I'm ever in Denver again.) I did get a taster of the sour (delicious), the poblano lager (delicious, though I was hoping for spicier), and the churro stout (also delicious, though not as sweet as I was hoping), and a splash of the Ishpingo IPA (I hate IPAs, but I'd drink that one for sure). Tasters were $2-3, full pours $6-7. Extra bonus: for no additional charge over the full pour price, you can also get any beer here with lime and a salted rim, made into a michelada, or with a tamarind candy straw! And when I said I'd never heard of a tamarind candy straw, they gave me one for free even though I just got tasters - they're fun, too! Just funny of the dozen+ breweries I visited that trip, turns out one of my favorite breweries was the one I didn't even know existed when I landed in Denver. I can't wait to come back sometime!

I love this place! My friend brought me here on my first night at Denver, I'm from California, and I haven't seen a cerveceria like this yet back home. The interior was very creative and warm, I enjoyed the paintings and the papel picado banners. As a graphic designer, I liked the overall brand of Cerveceria :) The costumer service is very prompt and friendly. Since I didn't want to commit to a beer I asked for a few samples and was promptly helped. The staff knows their beers and are helpful at recommending something for you to try. Their flavors are unique and tasty, their micheladas are spicy and addicting! Give this place a try on your next trip to Denver!

Super neat spot somewhat hidden along Platte. Overall, I liked 3/5 beers that I tried and loved the theme of the place. Great vibe and I'll def come back. Atmosphere: One of the more unique brewery/bars in the Denver area. Its decorated super well, they have free Hispanic candies at each table and do a great job theming their beers. Was super impressed by the idea and execution of this place. Drinks/Food: Wednesday they have 12$ for 3 tacos and a beer. Didnt get this but a great deal. - Brandy Barrel Aged Churro Stout 5/5 - Churro stout 4/5 - Poblano Pils 4/5 - House IPA - 2.5/5

Loved this place! Staff was super duper friendly and beers were delicious. We really enjoyed the fact that the beers here actually taste like what they claim to be! The horchata and churro ones tasted so much like the actual thing! Tons of breweries make beer claiming to be of a certain flavor, but when you actually drink it it doesn't actually taste like what they say. This place is the opposite! I also love that they have board games here. Bonus points: they have good taste in music here. Would definitely recommend to friends and come here again!

OMGEEEE, this place has my heart and my money!! I love Mexican inspired lagers, and I'm always looking for a great socially minded brewery that I can throw all my money at. This place hit each of those marks. We've been several times over the last several years since they've opened and each time it has been a great visit. I typically get the Venga in michelada form. I can't recommend it enough! It's also amazing that they have Mexican candy on the table which I absolutely love. Please please please take all of my money!!

I like this offshoot of Denver Beer Company. The tap room ranges from quiet to energetic depending on the day and time. The little patio is comfortable and less hectic than DBC itself (though you can take your beer between venues, it's all one property). One thing that disappoints me, and perhaps it's just perception, is this feels like cultural appropriation done by a couple of entrepreneurial guys instead of an attempt at an authentic Latinx establishment. The beer styles and ingredients are great, but it feels a little like the beer version of Disney's Epcot. Is that just me?

Wanted to experience Cerveceria but felt like it was a front to get more people into Denver Brewing Co. Customers can't sit or order anything inside Cerveceria and instead the Denver Brewing Co is the main building. You are able to order Cerveceria beer but not within their building. We understand that they are sister companies but we appreciated the messages that Cerveceria seemed to project via their art/atmosphere. Very disappointed and left feeling deceived.

Great selection of beers. Came in with a bachelor party and we had a great time. The bartender, Evan, was very hospitable and cool! Good times!

Super friendly bartender who made us feel extremely welcome especially after coming from Denver Beer Co. next door where the bartender was a rude b****. The bartender here did not make us feel rushed, she went through some suggestions and let us try some samples before ordering. Overall, a very welcoming, lively, and fun environment.

Best Brewery in Denver. Fun atmosphere, friendly staff, and most importantly GREAT BEER! We had a flight and I highly recommend the Horchata, Poblano, and Venga beers. If we didnt live 2,000 miles away I'd definitely be back for more! Side note: you get free stickers and the chips and salsa were bomb. Gotta love that!

Chill brewery That is connected to the Denver brewing Company. We walked in and the ambience is really chill and the staff as well. I recommend getting the flight so you can try the variety of beers. My favorite was the Horchata beer. They also have free Mexican candy to nibble on while you're having your beer. I wish they offered some type of food even if it's some snacks behind the bar.

Excellent beer, great atmosphere. I'm so happy I went and look forward to returning -- particularly to try the Poblano Pils. Everything they did have on tap was well-balanced, thoughtfully crafted, full-bodied, and drinkable.

The place is awesome. Great ambiance and excellent selection of unique craft beer. Everything from beers flavored with chili peppers to chocolate and bunch of other stuff. Staff was awesome and prices were good! Definitely would come back.

Denver Beer CO's "little sister" is a very different vibe but in a good way. Super chill and laid back with a smaller space that isn't as loud as next door. The beers are not GF, but I can order the seltzers from next door at DBC.

Absolutely delicious! I've been to this brewery three times this week. Their unique beer flavors, awesome location, and super chill atmosphere are all to thank for a great experience! Beyond all of that, staff are seriously so freakin' cool. Now... I have one complaint. A complaint that I feel will be shared among many folks in Denver. YOU CANNOT BRING YOUR DOGS! There's literally no dog friendly seating here. They do not serve food here, so I am baffled as to why my furry child isn't welcome. Most, if not almost all, breweries in Denver allow friendly, well behaved pets. I really hope that they can work to resolve this issue. Other than that, this place is fabulous! Such a great place to spend an afternoon. Update: It appears that they have stopped with the "no dogs" shenanigans. Also, the place is still the best. So, hooray!

They had amazing art and amazing beer! Service was great and they have fun food trucks. Hidden gem!

The bartender was a 5 out of 5. Beer was a 3.5 out of 5. Bartender lived in NYC for a few years before moving to Denver. Really pleasant, great conversationalist. Enjoyed chatting and swapping stories for a couple hours. Beer was just alright. It's a really unique concept, craft Mexican beer. The story behind the ingredients were better than the beer itself. Got a beer flight and sampled 6 beers. Only 2 were mediocre to pretty good. The other 4 I didnt enjoy that much and wouldn't order again. "A" for the concept, "A" for the service, "C+/B-" for the beer

I love Mexican style beer and this place does it so well. Plus, it's adorable inside and the bartenders are super nice. It's a great Sunday afternoon place to drink away the Sunday scaries.