Falling Rock Tap House

I've walked by this place several times, but never went in because it is always packed. We finally decided to go on a very quiet Monday evening when it wasn't crowded. We've been missing out! They have a very tasty menu, and a late menu that starts after 10 p.m. The mozzarella sticks are pepper jack and I cannot describe how incredibly delicious they are; huge, too! There are silly puns on the menu that were a hilarious touch. The beers on tap are such fantastic selections, and the bartender even recommends something based on your taste, if you're undecided. They have a downstairs area full of pool tables and other games; Including an outdoor patio. Looking forward to coming back.

I don't drink, but went with friends. The beer selection is amazing, service is good and they have a really nice outside patio to enjoy. My friends know a ton about beer and the Falling Rock Tap has beers that you simply cannot find anywhere else. While I don't drink, they offered a fantastic root beer.

This is not a revelation or local secret, but Falling Rock is one of the best places downtown (and even in the greater metro area) to experience Denver's deep and varied beer culture. Extraordinary tap list, exceptionally well curated cellar, very good food menu, and more character then you can fit in four walls. Its "must go" destination reputation is well earned.

This was a really cool place. We tried several of the ciders and they were all good, her favorite was the Dry Dock Apricot Blond and Horse and Dragon Sad Panda Stout. For dinner we had the fried mushrooms first. Very flavorful, and the dips were really good. I had the wings, hot. I love hot food and have a good tolerance, there had a respectable amount of heat to them. It's a vinegar based hot sauce I think, rich flavor. My GF got the buffalo blue cheese chicken tender sandwich. It was delicious, but it was falling apart by the time we got it. In all we had a great time, I highly recommend checking it out.

I was very pleased by the selection of draught beers. I expected the usual selection of Colorado beers but was pleasantly surprised by the choices from California (Pliny the Elder specifically) and New Mexico (La Cumbre IPA). It's understandable why this bar would have a loyal following.

We stumbled upon this place and were very glad we did. The hamburger was cooked great! We were very excited to find out that they had two different Chimay beers as it's very hard to find that brand around by us. Service was vantastic as well.

So much great beer to choose from, great food to match (try the buffalo salad), and friendly staff that know their stuff about beer. Haven't had a bad experience here and I've been many, many times!

Pretty good spot. The chicken tenders were a perfect portion and were great when mixed with ranch, ketchup, or mustard. The beers are good, but I got confused with their beer list. Lovely place nonetheless. Multiple areas within FRTH to enjoy a night out.