Goat Patch Brewing Company

Tasty beers in a cool, laid back environment. Was quite busy for a Monday afternoon, it looks like they have a nice group of regulars. 67 degrees in November was also nice, I recall a blizzard at this time last year.

Caraigh was just the sweetest. Super attentive and quick to explain all of the selections. Jodi was also fantastic. Ended going with the blonde and it did not dissapointment. Also the pizza truck pizzarte was seriously the best I've ever had! The owner was super friendly.

Apparently, we went to two different Goat Patch Brewing locations. I read a handful of reviews before stopping into Goat Patch Brewing in Monument, and I genuinely don’t know how some folks are having the experience they’re describing, because mine was the exact opposite. I met up with a co-worker for a couple afternoon brews while I was in town running errands. When I walked in, it was packed, so I snagged the last two bar stools and waited for my beer-drinking amiga to arrive. Behind us was a three-generation family celebrating with a charcuterie spread featuring some impressively stinky cheese (which, naturally, led to my friend and I accusing each other of farting repeatedly). The kids were happy, well-behaved, and supervised. The vibe was busy but warm, exactly what you want in a community brewery. And then came the best part of the day: Sara (no H), the local beer-tender unicorn. Sara was kind, attentive, and extremely knowledgeable about the offerings. As a former bartender, I know how tedious it can be to do the whole friendly conversation with strangers thing for the thousandth time, especially when you’re slammed. But Sara? Born for it. She’s one of those rare people who can connect with you within minutes, read the room, and tailor the interaction to the customer without ever making it feel forced. The more we talked, the more the laughter escalated, to the point that the family behind us actually came over, handed us a plate, and said (and I quote), “We are laughing about how hard you’re laughing.” That doesn’t happen by accident. That happens because someone is running the bar with competence, charisma, and a genuine human touch. In an era where people seem increasingly allergic to basic public etiquette and human interaction, Sara has the intangibles you can’t train. She’s the last of the Mohicans when it comes to great beer tenders, equal parts sharp, welcoming, and effortlessly fun. Honestly, Sara (no H) should be protected at all costs. I’ve lived right up the road for five years and somehow stumbled in on happenstance. Let me make this easy for anyone on the fence: as long as Sara (no H) is on duty, you’ve got a lifelong customer.

Support your local breweries, people! Colorado Springs lost a couple nice breweries this year, so we pledged to support our local favorite. We’re not alone - Goat Patch is always busy I’m happy to say. The bartending team is wonderful. Funny, attentive, and super knowledgeable about what they’re pouring. And what they’re pouring is so good! We struggle to find a good porters or stouts in the summer, but GP always has their stout on tap. If stouts aren’t your jam, there are so many other beers to choose from. It’s the perfect place to connect with friends, and with the patio the view of the front range is nice. It’s also a cosy place to hang out in the winter. Dogs welcome. Need I say more? Such a nice place to meet friendly new pups.

The beers are fantastic here. Blood Orange Pale Ale was the taker for me after the flight. Great location, the outdoor seating was awesome and pretty crowded but oddly it was nice to see so many patrons. Will return for MORE BEER!

Time for another!!! Always great beer here and the Drunk Uncle Dunkel didn’t disappoint today.

Great spot! Recommend for social drinks and other casual engagements. Nice long bar meets ample indoor seating which flows into limited outdoor seating options. Most importantly, the beer was absolutely delicious. Staff were friendly and helpful; overwhelmed by menu options I advised my usual beer preferences and was promptly (and accurately) guided to a few options, which I tried and loved. Turns out this building use to be a school - Got talking to some friendly locals who explained they used to take classes in the same room we were currently drinking! Turns out that although many things have changed (namely, the addition of a bar) many things have not (for example the same tiles line the wall of the corridor behind the bar). Catering is provided by a rotating foodtruck out the front and a friendly restaurant next door. So you'll have two menus for food, but neither is actually in the same shop you are. That being said my food was delicious (lobster food truck out front), so no complaints on this front either. Definitely gets busy (nearly packed on Trivia Wednesday when I came by), so might be advisable to arrive early if you want a table. All in all, highly recommend for casual drinks and other low key events. Would definitely have capacity for large groups, but bookings would be essential.

Goat Patch has a modern atmosphere with a great view of the mountains. The beer is excellent and the staff is very friendly. Service was great. I highly recommend visiting. They have food trucks for food, which are excellent as well. In short, awesome brewery with great beer, nice atmosphere and great staff

The best of the best. Never disappoints. Staff feel like family and truly is the best beer in Colorado Springs. GP 4EVER

I found Goat Patch by way of the Colorado Brewery Running Series and I loved both of the beers I ordered. The Blonde and Pumpkin Patch. I look forward to returning!

Great beee selection and delicious paninis. Service was welcoming, helpful, and friendly. A great spot to taste a variety of beers and unwind. Highly recommended.

Excellent beer selections and great paninis. The owners are super nice and helpful making beer selections. Definitely worth a visit!. Nice music selection also.

Goat Patch is WONDERFUL! Great vibe, great beer and great people. Made us sad that we live in New England. Thanks to Liss for taking great care of us! Fran (and Dave)

Great spot, staff is very friendly and great brews. Good vibes up front and good patio in the back! Pet friendly and open air is great. Food available from food truck or next door!

I visited several breweries while visiting Colorado Springs and this one is my favorite! Great atmosphere, with a spacious interior and large bar area, and a lovely outdoor space in the back (fully fenced-in and dog friendly!). The beers I tried were all great, and they put a creative spin to their brews. My taster box included the Purploid Sour, Razzle Dazzle Raspberry IPA, Dragonfruit Wheat, and the Blood Orange Pale Ale. My favorite was the Dragonfruit Wheat (kind of a combination of a wheat beer and a sour). They have rotating food truck and while we were there it was Grilled Cheese. My friends ordered fancy grilled cheese sandwiches and they looked amazing. (I already had dinner and almost regretted it seeing their food!)

I liked the gose. I only stayed for one beer, but it was a good experience. It seems this place is pretty popular and the parking lot was full. They had a food truck on site which is nice. Staff are friendly.

Came here for trivia night on Thursday. Room was packed with people. This location does not sell food, but they have food trucks nearby that you can order from and nearby restaurants you can walk to. Ordered the purploid and it was a bit sour and tart. Not very hoppy and it's very smooth. Would recommend this drink for someone that do not like beer or IPA and prefer drinks like cider.

Been here a few times and really enjoyed the beers both times. The options of beer rotate which is nice. We had the Golden Pear Easy Ale, 2 Peach Cobbler Sour, and Cantaloupe Gose. The Peach was probably my favorite. I enjoy the various seating areas, which are all dog friendly. There is a restaurant next door and rotating food trucks for when you get hungry. The service is always friendly.

Another fantastic find while making our trek back to Denver. Goat Patch Brewing is in an interesting space and when we're back (bc you know we will be back), we plan to check out some of the other spaces I discovered on my way to find the restrooms, lol. First, let's talk about my favorite thing about Goat Patch. It wasn't their super cool space - or their snack options, the very hand water station and glassware, or even the very freindly wait staff who were super mellow but attentive (perfect combo, IMO)..... wait for it...... It was their amazing selection of sour beers!!! YAY. It's the small things and as a lover of sours, I was so happy we stopped. You better bet we're going back. You should too - or stop in for your first time. Check out the bathroom, it's its own adventure!

There's more to this brewery than you'd think from the outside. It looks small, but there's a small patio in front, a large one in the back, and two separate bars. You can even reserve an event space if you have a private event. I tried the pumpkin ale and it was amazing! They had a few seasonal flavors and their regular menu. There was also a food truck outside and a few places in the building that sell food as well.

Love this brewery. So many on tap options, plus the new slushy flavors every few weeks is amazing.

Great brewery! Nice patio in the front. With more seating in the back. Beers were delicious! Can't wait to come back

Great food trucks and amazing beer. Cozy atmosphere with nice vibes. The service was prompt and friendly staff.

This is another brewery I would recommend checking out! There is a Beer on the list for everyone, even for those that are new to the taste of beer. Roc and Ro sushi on the go food truck also needs some recognition in this review. I was skeptical to try sushi from a truck, but I was blown away by it! I had sushi literally inside of an avocado. The food is fresh and inspiring. The service is good, and the ambiance of Goat Patch makes me want to keep coming back. I won't say anything more because you really need to go see for yourself.

What a fantastic brewery The Goat Patch is. If you're into Hazy IPA you're in luck. They have some delicious Hazy's here. PINEAPPLE DOUBLE HAZY IPA: Absolutely delicious! Beautiful haze CHINZACCA DDH HAZY IPA: Another great hazy from the Goat Patch. This hazy has a good heavy notes of citra and melon. HAZY UNFILTERED IPA: One of their lighter Hazy's. Brew with El Dorado , Mandarina and Mosaic. Very good and refreshing. I even brought two 32oz cans of the Pineapple Double IPA freshly tap and a bottle of their Axe & Oak Rye Whiskey Barrel Aged Baltic Porter to take back to our Airbab. The brewery itself has a nice cool chill vibe. Every employee their is so friendly and cool. I definitely recommend this brewery to everyone.

This was my last stop on a 5-week Colorado beer marathon. I ordered two of the sour beers and I truly enjoyed both. I wanted to try more but I was in a time crunch and I had to drive a few hours as I was scurrying out of town. I got excellent service here. The only thing that I didn't enjoy was the brightness of the taproom. Too much light. I enjoy drinking my beer in a dimly lit environment, unless it's day time.

Goat Patch is a great brewery. They have good beers and a great atmosphere. They have lots of live music events and pub trivia on Wednesdays. There is a different food truck each day. Lots of seating options are available in the main room, one in the back, and a massive back patio. You can get Crowlers and Growlers to go, and they have gluten free beer options as well.

Trying new breweries has been our new thing, and so far this brewery has has our favorites! Out of the 4 we got the tasty was our favorite. There's a refrigerator with carafes of water and cups near it you get to help yourself to, which I thought was really neat. This box for us was $13 so it was really nicely priced, in our opinion.

Love it, the vibe is great and everything there is good. The servers are very kind and regularly check on you.

Stopped in with a buddy on a saturday afternoon. Front area was packed, but there was tons of space in the bier garden in the back. Plenty of beers on tap (a very nice range) and the beer tenders are very knowledgeable, sometimes that is not always the case. I stuck with the It takes a tribe red ale. very nice, drinkable option. Was going to go with the baltic porter, but the ABV was a bit high for an afternoon beer.

While in town for the week, I met a friend here to catch up and loved it! Located in an old elementary school, there is an interesting feel to the location that is quite eclectic. The staff was extremely helpful and friendly and the seating areas were very clean. With a beer garden, outdoor patio, and traditional seating, there are plenty of options. With a plethora of local beer options tap and gluten free options there is something for everyone. While they don't serve food, there is a food truck on site if you'd like Birria tacos with your flight! We went on trivia night and it was a great time. I'll be back the next time I'm in town!

Came here with a buddy to celebrate his 30th on a Saturday evening (around 5pm). It was a lil chilly outside so they had the garage style doors shut and nobody was in the patio/outside area. It had a really nice vibe once your inside and the servers were really nice. There is a pizza food truck right outside in the parking lot (not associated with the brewery at all). This was nice because we ordered a few pizzas from them and they brought them inside to us while we were sitting having drinks. Minus one star because it was very difficult to find a section for 5-6 of us to sit. We had to hover around a table meant for 4 people.

Very crowded when I went. They have nice outdoor spaces though. Interior is cavernous and very loud, but social distanced. It seems popular. The beer was pretty good. I had the winter ale (it was cold enough that it made sense still) which was not overspiced but had some interesting flavors. It actually reminded me of the Bernardus quad in flavor, but lighter and not as sweet. There are other taps looked really interesting and I wish I could have stayed longer, but the weather caught up with my aversion to crowded interior drinking. The staff were nice enough. They braved the elements to check on me.

Overall great vibe from this place. Beers were amazing and service was amazing. Highly recommend them as one of the best breweries in town.

I love this place. wonderful staff! delicious beer! Good vibes. one of those places I've never had a bad time. Cheers!!

They are OPEN! Goat patch's menu is diverse enough to please any and all beer drinkers. They have indoor and outdoor seating and all staff are masked, but patrons aren't required to wear masks. My first beer was the Hibiscus Pale Ale which I had tried previously and really like it. I'm not one to go after pale ales; however, this one is so unique and flavorful it's worth giving it a shot. My boyfriend had the American Wheat and the Goat Patch Punch. We have very different beer preferences, but this brewery is a win for us both! After my Hibiscus Pale Ale I choose to make a flight to try some new beers (four). One was a Red Ale, a Hazy IPA, another IPA and the Purploid. I liked them all, but my favorite of the three was the hazy IPA. If I was local, I would frequent this brewery!

One of my favorite Colorado Springs breweries! Super friendly staff members and a great taproom with awesome vibes! Love their Hazy IPA and I am excited to be back to try their Czech Pilsner which they will be releasing soon! I am from the Czech Republic, so hope they bring their A game on, but no doubt about that, since I have tried quite a few of their brewskis and one is better than other! Enjoy your visit!

We love everything about this place. My guy enjoyed the beer. I liked that they had a ton on non alcoholic beverages. It was an inclusive bar. There merchandise was super cute. We purchased two shirts. Also, they had a food truck and pizza place right outside. It was an relaxed place.

If you're a wheat person, go for the Blonde; if you like hoppy ales, do the Goat Patch. Both go down very smooth, it's just about preference. We also tried the red (my least favorite of all but hubby liked), and the Double IPA. The 2x was good strong flavor I like, you won't if you're a wheat drinker. As a special treat, Pig Latin food truck was there. Another 5 star choice!

We were in Colorado Springs for one day, and we stopped here, so happy we did. The staff was fantastic and the beer was perfect. If we lived here, we would be here all the time.

Quick trip while visiting Colorado Springs. Great beer, fun atmosphere, and friendly staff.

Great spot. Open environment, staff is friendly. The hazy beer is wonderful!! Entrance can be confusing, another brewery is right next door, which is equally fun to visit.

A favorite local brewery with friendly staff, yummy flagship beers and creative rotating beer options. I love their outdoor patio and the support they show local artists with hanging their work in their business. See you soon goat patch

Excellent local brews and the food truck on site serves up some yummy food as well. Enjoyed eating outside.

By far one of the best breweries in the Springs. Amazingly, delicious, balanced, and carefully crafted brews here. Taste is always on point. A solid flagship list year round and always a variety of tasty rotating seasonal brews on draft. Fresh crowlers/growlers made fresh and on the spot. Flagship kegs available to order and pickup in just 2 days notice! A different, delicious food truck there every afternoon too. Also a huge selection of different GP merchandise. But on top of all that, they're really involved in giving back to our community & local non-profits. A must stop visit if you're not from here! :)

This place always has a wide variety of beer selections for a diverse group of beer drinkers. I enjoy Belgians, whereas my friends like sours and IPAs so we always ended up here to make everyone happy.

Went there on a Friday night for the first time. Got there about 830. It was packed. But we were able to find 2 seats at the bar. Apparently they just released a new hazy ipa that night and that's why it was so busy. While I was there we tried the Goat Patch IPA, Pistachio Nut Brown, mocha latte stout and the smoked esb. The beers were decent nothing to race about. IPA and stout were good. On the smoked esb, I could not get any smoke or bitter flavor. On the Brown didn't get any pistachio. Very friendly bartenders. Cheers.

I really enjoyed the vibes here but the flavor of the beer was lacking. I love the dog friendly outdoor area, and they were staying extra safe during covid with one-way walkways which I appreciate. All staff was wearing their masks! Everything about this place is perfect except for the flavor of the beer...I will be back next time I'm in the Springs to try a few more. And just because the staff and the vibe is so awesome.

Very busy but served quickly.. I love beer so anything crafted and cold works for me.

What an interesting brewery. They advertise as having "balanced" beers and that they do. The menu board shows what is available. The Purploid Sour was interesting not only was it made with blueberries, it was thick and rich. The Red and Stout were also tasty. Wall art gives the place a funky vibe. Located in a strip mall, there is plenty of parking. Beertenders are friendly and helpful. Probably most interesting I met a man enjoying a beer with his spouse, who runs the Colorado Beer Festival - he was a wealth of knowledge about Colorado breweries.

Came to this former school house to try a flight of their beer. We liked he lemon Shandy the best.

Are you ready for over priced, mediocre beer with zero service? Then Goat Patch is the place for you! My friend and I arrived and ordered our beers. That was the last time we made contact with a human until we asked for our bill. There were four servers behind the bar the entire time and no one asked us how we were doing or if we liked the beer. They seemed to be more interested in gossiping about co workers than caring about how their customers were doing. What's worse, is that the server who seemed to be the one charge, was coughing no stop and wiping her nose with her hand as she put away clean glasses and filled crowlers without washing her hands. Just. Gross. We had to flag one of the servers down just to get our tab settled. The place was not packed. It was a quiet afternoon so no excuse for inattentiveness. We will not be back.

The beer was pretty good! Enjoyed the goat patch ipa. Staff was very friendly and the food truck outside of the restaurant was great! Nice to have a food option while enjoying brews.

Goat Patch has quickly become one of my favorite Colorado Springs breweries. The beer is really good, honestly the It Takes a Tribe Red is my favorite red in the Springs. It's also cool how they do a charity night on Tuesday. The decor and location is great. The service has always been excellent, particularly during this COVID-19 lockdown. They are located in an old school, and it's an amazing location. Great spot to hang out with friends, take a first date, and bring family from out of town. Also, there are several small businesses and I would recommend checking them out as well.

By far my favorite brewery... the best beer period... especially the Hazy. I wish they would bring back the mango milkshake IPA. Love that it's dog friendly too!

Awesome little place with a super friendly bartender. Am getting into sour beers and they're apricot kettle sour is so delicious! Picked me up 4 crowlers for the weekend lol. 10/10 reccomend!

Had a lovely time using their space celebrating the life of a young woman that passed too soon on 6/18. Everything went well until the bartender in the back goes up rudely to the grieving mother at 6:56 saying we had 4 minutes to remove our stuff when we previously had the understanding that we had a half an hour once the event was over to clean and remove everything. Let's practice a little decorum next time yea?