Oskar Blues Brewery Taproom

I've been enjoying Oskar Blues brews for many years, and I finally visited the brewery. They have a great selection of beers on tap, including some that you won't find in stores. The service was wonderful, and you can't go wrong visiting this joint.

This is one of my favorite Colorado breweries! Their beer line up is always top notch - everything from IPAs to stouts to sours and more! They have a bunch of great flagship beers, but I can always find some super interesting experimental and small batch options too. They have a great merch selection, a super cool vibe in the taproom, a nice patio for good weather days, and the staff can’t be beat. Check them out next time you’re in Longmont!

We came into this location for the first time today which is Father’s Day. We were really pleased with the interior, the atmosphere, and the service. They play nice music and we got free beers in honor of Father’s Day. I would say the Lyons location has better fries. Maybe we got a bad batch since we came in at 2:30 pm for lunch… But it would be great to see the Longmont location pull into the lead in this regard.

Haven't been to the Oskar Blues Tasty Weasel tap room for quite a number of years. But was pleasantly surprised with our visit today. Instead of the traditional styles of Oskar Blues beer that they've relied on for decades, they've effectively moved to more unique, "edgy" style of beers. Including a wheat beer with mustard and a nice sour. The only thing we'd like to see would be a more dedicated source of food options. It was almost 4pm on a Saturday, yet no food truck. Maybe offer a quick delivery option from their restaurant up the street.

Pulled Pork Sandwich and that big croissant burger were the best. Our waitress recommended the wings as an appetizer, and we loved them!! They're almost a meal themselves. I'll definitely be back!

I’m only going to speak on the beer, that’s what I came here for & nothing else. I like IPAs, I had double dale, hazy boots & the kippah (kippah is attached photo) I liked them all. I’m looking forward to coming back up here from time to time for 6 pack Sunday.

Great selection of pale ales and quite a few winter porters and stouts! It's definitely worth checking out if you're in the area! The bar stools could be more comfortable...

Great staff (every single one of them), polite, friendly, and quick to serve. Atmosphere is stunning. Beer is always solid! Definitely worth the stop for a pint or two!

I was kind of surprised to see the Oskar Blues sign as I was driving around Longmont. I was familiar with this beer, in Texas, but had no idea it was brewed in Colorado, let alone the very same area I was visiting. Tasting room was quite comfortable. It a bit too cold for outside, but it was an option. As I sat at the bar, perusing the selection, I was surprised to see two brews from other parts of the word: A Cigar City Jai Alai (Tampa, FL), and a Deep Ellum Dallas Blonde (Dallas, Texas). I'm quite familiar with the two tasty brews, so opted for more locally produced options. FYI, the aforementioned breweries are "sister breweries", so long live the sisterhood! Service at the bar was knowledgeable and friendly. I truly enjoyed everything I tasted, and drank. I'd love to come back, but there are just way too many breweries in this area, and I'm only here for 4 weeks. So much beer, so little time.

Very nice and modern tap room! I found this large space inviting and the beers were great! I've been to Longmont a lot but never stopped in. They have plenty of parking and a nice big deck too. Dog friendly which is awesome, and lots of things all over the brewery to explore. I liked their shop set up and loved all the colors. Bartender was nice enough to give free stickers! I got a stout and it was strong and tasty! Can't wait for another visit!

Welp. Checked the website. Verified on the uptappd. I tried calling twice to verify but got no answer. Both showed an Oskar Blues NonAlc lager available in cans. I drove up here... Turns out they are misleading. It isn't at this location. Or downtown Denver. The bartender was not very happy when I tried order it either. Womp womp

Food was mid, vibes were okay. Service was good. Veggie burger was just ok. I also ordered regular fries and got sweet potato fries, but they were okay too. Overall eh

We enjoy going here. The ambience is really nice. The kids have fun playing games and running around. They usually will have a food truck or some sort of food item is really nice because they have six dollar 6 packs. The service is good.

Just had lunch at Oskar Blues, 2 Fish and Chips and 2 Beers..$70! Beware the KLW fee gets added in. Food was okay but not great, service was good but the place wasn't busy. Prices are out of control!

I had been to Oskar Blues in Longmont three times before, so when my friend came to Boulder and wanted burgers and beer, I decided to bring him here. The beer was great, the food was great, but the outstanding thing was our lovely waitperson, Ashley. She was extremely friendly, efficient, attentive, cordial and amusing. Every time she left our table, my friend and I were laughing. I can honestly say, in my entire lifetime, she is the most memorable waitperson who has ever served me. I'm already looking forward to my next visit to Oskar Blues, but only if Ashley is on duty.

We went to Oscar Blues a week ago and had one of the nicest dinners ever. We had two children with us and one of them had brought her pens but no paper. She was heartbroken. I asked the waiter if I could get paper for her and he went back to the office and found it. The food was delicious, the food and drinks came really quickly even though the restaurant was packed. There were several people what helped us and all of them were pleasant. The place is really kid friendly and It's a great place to bring the family!

My apologies to OB Taproom. Your location sounds amazing! The review was for Oscar Blues liquids... on Hover Street.

Extensive selection of great beers. Friendly service from the staff. Good place for after work drinks.

Ten fidy was one of my long favs so to make it to the brewery is cool. They are real serious about COVID protocols. Had the lamp post,amburilla, and affogato. Best of the three was affogato but I wouldn't order either of those again. Hopefully the ones I bought are better. Took a chance. Expensive packs $20 for 4 cans. But made it to the fidy. :)

Fried pickles. Period. This place has some Cute outdoor seating and really great service. But seriously... those fried Pickles were to die for!

Beer is good. Nice pub space inside and out. They have really grown since I was here last. Got a private tour. Nice. Didn't stay too long cuz we had a few more places to go. My only complaint is I'm worried they're growing too fast. Not as clean as it was when I came a few years ago. Now that they're National it's more about the money. So far hasn't affected the beer.

Amazing spot! The vibes were impeccable. Drinks were good as well as appetizers. They have lots of parking and was not too loud in there. Only thing to keep an eye on is they have two locations. One has food and the other is more of a traditional brewery!

It was ok nothing special. They closed the Boulder location. I went to Longmont as I had a gift certificate & then was told they don't accept them at that location. The next closest location is in Lyons. However the manager was kind enough to honor it. I ordered a burger, it was ok.

THIS Oscar Blues in Longmont I recommend. (I do not recommend the one in Lyons) Desiree our waitress greeted us in a friendly manner. She was prompt with our drinks- we didn't have to hunt her down. She gave you great recommendations- by the way this menu much better than the Lyons place. These two establishments are so different. If I were Longmont I would not want to be associated with the run down OB in Lyons. The ambiance is cool and seating comfortable. The blackened salmon salad was excellent and properly prepared. Overall solid lunch spot with variety of items to choose from.

Came by in a Sunday after the lake, great ambience. Tried the POG Hard Seltzer which was a nice refreshing drink. Live music was playing and outdoor patio available too. Doggies welcomed. Would recommend to others. Cheers

This place rocks. Not only do they make the best and most amazing imperial bourbon barrel aged stout ever but...well no, actually that's why they rock. So the brewery is great. Lots of seats and a nice long bar. All the beer. So many options. And they do flights. Smart. Cool swag and a great cooler section with hard to find beers and new releases not yet in stores. I'd come here all the time if I lived here. The bartenders were cool and the prices were good. The beers change all the time as you can imagine. They had live music which I'm not a fan of buT lots of people were there to listen. Dog friendly and loads of board games to hang and play. Cool spot.

We usually stop here on our way back from a day of hiking at RMNP. On this occasion, we were not disappointed. The service was outstanding. The waiter was pleasant, courteous and attentive. The food as usual was outstanding. And, of course, the beer did not disappoint us. Always a fantastic oasis on our way back to Denver.

Have you ever been full ... but kept eating because the food is so awesomely yummy? Yeah. My family. Here at Oskar Blues in LONGMONT! We were full and ate the food until we almost popped! Because the food was great, the service was spectacular, and we had fun! We ordered nachos and I imbibed in an IPA. W.O.N.D.E.R.F.U.L. Then the chop salad, kids Mac and cheese, enchiladas and I believe GUMBO arrived. And we ate and ate and ate. Service was fast and super friendly. They were so nice about the three year old being a three year old. Tons of parking. Fun ambiance. Tons of . Wonderful food! Thank you, Oskar Blues! It was so worth the drive from Lafayette!

This whole design and situation is a mess. I was lost for around 20 minutes trying to find the tap room only to find its name has zero reference to Oskar Blues. Also the "Oskar Blues Brewery" listed on Yelp is not the tap room, but the brewery headquarters. Its all extremely confusing. The tap room associated with this is located around the corner from the main brewery entrance and its called the Tasty Weasel. The beer at the tap room was very good and the bartenders were quite nice! Yelp has just made a complete hash of these three business and refuses to make things more clear.

A great selection of local beer and decent food, not hard to find off a growing tech area with lots of hotels in the Longmont area. I stopped by to grab some lunch before heading off to the airport and did not want to stop by the usual fast food joint. The lunch selection was actually pretty good and I had the sausage sandwich with fries and a side of salad, and of course, a nice cold local IPA. They have a wide and varied selection on draft (and bottles) to appease many. A great lunch and beer, definitely worth visiting again for both food and drinks.

Stopped in at 850 pm. They didn't close till 9, but evidently this bartender wanted to get out early because they had already closed down. Either you're open till 9 or you're not.

Thanks to Collin for being a great manager and helping us to see our friends band playing in a over crowded venue!

Good food, reasonable prices, assortment of commercial and self brews on the menu. Tried 2 of 3 different wheat beers and was not disappointed. Has outside seating area with a transition area (1 side open area) with permanent roof and 2 sides removable , completed with random outdoor heaters to chase the chill on cool spring / fall gathering.

These guys make excellent brew. The beer is delightful. The food is great. What can you not like about Oskar blues? I don't go there as much as I would like because I have to travel that distance. Each trip is well worth it.

Worst food Let's let breweries be breweries, and restaurants be restaurants. There's great beer and lovely employees, but some places should just stick to what they know. Enjoy a beer. That's it.

Love love this place! I recently started working in Longmont, and this place is perfect for relaxing with a delicious craft brew and amazing southern food. My husband ordered the Silo burger and it was perhaps the best burger I've ever sampled a bite of. I tried the bacon wrapped jalapeño crawdaddy poppers, also absolutely amazing. This place is top notch! It has the traditional Colorado good times, good brews feel and a top notch menu. Service is always A+ here too. I know they have live music often if you are into that. We'll be back soon! Thanks Oscar Blues!

The food was great, once we got it. It took almost an hour for three burgers at 2:00 on a Tuesday. The waitress was peeved at the people seating themselves on the dog friendly patio, even though the sign stated to do so. She erased it after it was as pointed out to her. She proceeds to tell one man at a table if he wanted to come get his beers from the bar she'd appreciate it in a sarcastic tone. We don't go often only when driving through Lyons, but we may have to find a new stop.

when i go to Liquids and Solids i usually order 1 of 3 things. 1. a Turkey Ruben- probably one of the best turkey Rubens ive ever had 2. one of the smoked meat platters. - not bad but not great 3. a burger- your standard burger. so we were there the other day and my friend orders the Seafood gumbo. this.. was.. nasty. the sauce looked like diarrhea and was so thick and dark( about as dark as beef gravy) that my friend said he could taste the roux/flour. he could barely finish it. it really looked gross and he said it pretty much was. i guess that is one thing i will not be ordering. the appetizers here are really good. the fish bites and sliders are my favorite

I got the pork belly, my friend got a black and bleu burger and I got a fried chicken sandwich. Was $36 total. It was all really good tho. Higher end restaurant.

Over priced for a pretty average burger that was burned on the outside and pink on the inside. Flavor was minimal in Cajun pasta besides the extremely burned chicken. Not to mention the drinks were half the size most places serve. I wouldn't recommend wasting money here.

I love his little tasting room off the beaten path in Longmont. You ant get food here but you can bring your dog and the best part, they can be inside or outside on the patio! Yess!!!! This place serves up all your OB faves as well as a few specialty ones (coffee porter please) and a few guest taps, when we were there Avery was the guest of honor. This place just has that super chill Colorado vibe we are all looking for in a brewery. Super nice bartenders and brewers are hanging out ready to bring your dog water or answer any questions you have about the beer. There is also a huge swag section where you can get branded everything, a wall of cans to take home and a bunch of games available to play. Oh and did I mention the huge barrels of peanuts! Yum!

The venue itself is beautiful, but they are NOT ready to be a wedding venue. They were by far the hardest vendor to work with and did several things that were completely unacceptable. 1. We asked multiple times for an itemized receipt leading up to our reception. They called us at 11:45 PM on our WEDDING NIGHT to ask us to pay the bill in full. They they gave themselves a very large tip that included a % on the rental fee. Ridiculous. 2. They were very unresponsive and always incredibly rude to me, my now husband, and my family. It was embarrassing. 3. They called us the day before to tell us that debris was falling from the ceiling. We spent the first hour of our set-up time (where we were told we would have day-of support which was non-existent) literally sweeping and wiping down couches and chairs. 4. They did not show up multiple times to meet us for things. Then, my family went looking for them and they sent us an email yelling at me. 5. They admitted to it being such a disaster and gave us only $200 back on our fee. Insanity. I do think this place has potential, but it was such a mess and they were by far the hardest vendor to work with at our very DIY wedding. AWESOME vendors to work with include: Metzler Photography, Deviant Distillery, McDevitt Taco Supply, Green Point catering, Wheels on Fire

Been drinking Oskar Blues beer for years and have always loved the consistency and drinkability that come from every one of their brews - finally made it up to Longmont for a brewery tour and was overwhelmed by just how much Dale has got up his sleeve. Brewery, Coffee Roaster, Donut Shop, Soda Company, Restaurants, Bike Builders, Event venue and catering business... I probably missed some stuff but these guys really are doing some cool and innovative things! My highlights: - They are releasing a canned Moscow Mule soon - They're working on some barrel aged beers that you will have to go to the taproom to try. - OB's shuts down production every so often to can drinking water for disaster relief purposes - They have their own expert coffee roasters who hand select the BEST coffee from around the world - Great people working here who share the same strong passion for what they do. - The Oak Room is one of the coolest event venues I've ever seen... seriously go check it out! - Very affordable for the quality of beers that you receive. Go check it out and bring friends. They've got a great tasting room, do live music, and have a huge outdoor patio that is dog friendly. Look forward to coming back soon!

Still good beer but they are starting to raise prices and they no longer have peanuts!! Came in after a day of hiking and just wanted to munch on peanuts and enjoy one of their beers. No peanuts and some of their staples are now $1 more! Leaving disappointed.

OMG. I am a FAN of Death By Coconut (Irish style porter). I haven't been to the brewery but we get some of their beer in Texas. I am a fan of this one. I looked it up and found a very limited supply in another city and drove to get it. I will absolutely visit the brewery the next time I get to Colorado

My wife and I's favorite brewery out of the 5-6 we visited in the Denver and Boulder areas. The beers that we tried: G'knight, Old Chub, Hotbox, And Dale's Pale Ale were all great! So good we actually went to another location for a second trip. Besides for the brews, I wanted to mention the wings. I asked many people in the Denver and Boulder areas who has the best wings in town. Buffalo wings must not be as big out west as in the Midwest or east coast, because most just thought about it and said Buffalo Wild Wings. Our waitress though mentioned that we should try their wings as they are genuinely the best around. I figured she was overselling them, but they were great! They were fried perfectly, not too much that they were crunchy, but not fatty, soft skin either. Then the Old Chub sauce stuck to the wings well and was the right amount of hot. While they are still not in my top 5, they are definitely top 10 material. For the craft beer fanatics like my wife and I this is a must go! Fun atmosphere and a friendly staff!

I was happy with my beer that I had here, but the service was slow and the food wasn't great. My friends were happy with the hot wings, so they may be worth trying. I ate the crab cakes and etoufee. The crab cakes had more filler than crab and the etoufee was bland and didn't really taste like seafood. I was disappointed. We had to ask the server to follow up on our food because it took so long to come out on a Monday night, which I thought was strange. They did have live music playing upstairs, which was nice to listen to from our booth downstairs.

I went to the Longmont location with a friend to grab a snack and have a chat. The food was good, but I was extremely disappointed and upset to find that our server (think his name was Chris) was not wearing a mask. Seriously? This is a person in the food service world and that is very concerning to me. I know this is a controversial subject but there is a mask mandate in Boulder County right now. I will not be back.

This was a spot my wife really wanted to check out... not that I didn't... but it was way up on her list. I find the beers good but they aren't my favorite. Nonetheless, their beers are some of the best around. The space was pretty open much like a loft or warehouse. The beer kettles (?) were behind the bar area which added to the feel of the place. The staff was dressed like biker chicks (they have theme nights) so that added another dynamic to the whole experience! :) I was super impressed at how much the bartenders knew about the beer in general... more than a lot of breweries. Everyone is so friendly and I even had a chance to try a rare beer, which was absolutely amazing!! It's hard to come to Colorado without paying a visit to one of their locations. I only came here and so happy that I did!

Oskar Blues was on my list of breweries to visit while in Colorado. On our way up to Fort Collins we stopped by the brewpub to find that it did not open for another few hours. We drove around Longmont and found that Left Hand too was closed. Since we were short for time, we made our way back to the high way and stumbled upon the actual brewery and tasting room for Oskar Blues. The Oskar Blues' taproom or Tasty Weasel is more like a big party than a taproom. They open early (9AM) so since we were in town early on our way to Fort Collins it worked out well. As we approached the door, the music was clearly heard through the door. The workers on the bottling line were jamming to Miley Cyrus or something while others were "testing" the beer and getting ready for Mardi Gras. We settled at the bar. As the bartender started filling our flight with beers only available at the taproom we wandered around the taproom. Through a door on the side you get a clear view of the brewery working hard canning beer, but what is really amazing is the awesome ski ball they have set up. Play a few games while enjoying your fav brew. On the other side of the taproom is the store, which has just about anything you can think of Oskar Blues including beer chap stick and hot sauces (mmm Mango Haberno IPA sauce). I can't say that I am a huge fan of their beers, but their Ten Fidy is pretty delicious and the taproom is a great time no matter what time of day.

I'm an Oklahoma resident who visited Colorado for my birthday (August 18). As a longtime fan of Avery beers, I wanted to go to Avery Brewery in Boulder, but found out they were closed on Tuesday (thanks COVID...) Being aware of Longmont's reputation as an excellent beer town, I figured I'd find a quality alternate choice in Longmont. Ended up at Oskar Blues Tasty Weasel Taproom and I'm very happy I did. The beers were unique, flavorful, well made, and the service was great! Thanks for a memorable birthday experience, I can't wait to return!

Tron. Frogger. Galaga. X-men pinball. Beer. Bar food. Amazing decor. They had me at the little room with all the old school video games. With a black light. Amazing. The decor of this place was amazing, all the rock and roll and eclectic posters and wacky things. Loved it! Had the fried pickles. Bomb. And some sweet potato fries. Also bomb. We all sampled the beers, I had no idea that this place was so famous. The staff was cool, and I noticed they have a music venue. Defiently a place I want to hang out at again!

Everyone knows Dales, Mama's Little Yella Pills, Old Chubs and the rest of the standard line from Oskar Blues. Those are all solid beers and the can thing makes them more portable and summer friendly. One thing I really liked about this location was the not so standard selection I can't get other places. Old Chub on nitro, Velvet Elvis and the Deuce were all fantastic beers I would have never tried at other places. The space itself is well set up. Plenty of bar space, tables and the patio is nice for warmer days. There also is a skeeball area that I'm told holds weekly leagues. We went on the tour which was standard for a brew tour. It was cool to see the canning area as those are typically not part of brewery tours. Overall it was a pretty good experience at a brewery between the tap room, the fresh beer and the tour. Check them out if you're in the area, it's worth a stop in.

On a trip to the Denver area this week. We try to visit local breweries wherever we go and therefore decided to swing by Oskar Blues Brewery. Dales Pale Ale is one of my favorite everyday drinking beers. The brewery is located in an industrial complex style area. Easy to find, especially cheating with GPS. Their tasting room named the "Tasty Weasel" is on the east side of the building and clearly marked. The atmosphere inside is better than several tasting rooms attached to breweries we have visited in the past. We were the only patrons as it was noon on a Wednesday and they just opened. There is a large bar and several wooden picnic tables to enjoy your beer at. It's loud inside as it's an operational production brewery. I think the sound of the canning machine running full throttle in the background just adds to the brewery's nice industrial atmosphere. They have a nice swag store inside the tasting area where they sell everything from stickers to t-shirts to chap stick. There were several special needs adults working on different tasks at the picnic tables. I like to see businesses support their local community by acts like these. The staff all seemed super friendly and were enjoying their jobs. The bar tender was super friendly and gave us a nice introduction to the flights we would order. We sat at the bar and ordered two tasting flights-the originals and the specialty. The original has all the typical Oskar Blues beers normally found in stores. The specialty flight was several beers on what appears to be a rotating tap and some of their small batch beers. The two of us split the two flights and it was a nice way to experience all their different beers. I was a huge fan of the originals such as Dales Pale and Old Chub and found I enjoyed about half of the tasters on the specialty flight. Two of the tasters on the specialty flight were served on nitrogen. I am becoming a huge fan of nitrogen tapped beers as they are so smooth and creamy. These specials were no different. The flights were about $9 each. Pints looked to be about $6. They also have cans, growlers, and barrels to fill. Afterwards I had a nice mellow buzz. We had plans and couldn't stick around for another pint. I saw several posters for live music nights and other special events they seem to host. I'm sure this place gets crazy during those. I really wish LA had a brewery close to me with this kind of vibe. I could see grabbing a beer here with friends on a weekly basis.

I really did fall in love with the Oskar Blue's Brewery! I have had their beer before and loved Mama's Yella Pill but on my visit here I got the Old Chub which tasted great! The tap room itself is called Tasty Weasel and all of the people that work here are so nice and helpful, it really adds to the atmosphere! Another delightful bonus is that they have free peanuts you can get and snack on while you enjoy your beer. They have kind of a spicy flavor to them! Great all around place with speedy service which can be a challenge if you go to Oscar Blue's restaurants but they are worthy going to in their own right.

I don't drink - not at all - nada, zero, zip. Then, why am I reviewing a brewery? Just because I don't partake in the alcohol, doesn't mean I can't enjoy a place with a cool vibe and friendly people! My travelling companion is a major boozer who loves craft and local beers! So, when we were in Boulder, we visited two local breweries; this one and Avery (which I will also review). This was the COOLEST place. There were a lot of people sitting inside and out enjoying the beer. What I liked about the 2 breweries I visited was that for a couple bucks you could get several different, small glasses of beer - just to try different ones. This is what my friend did and she enjoyed everything that she tried. I loved the "industrial chic" decor in this space. The bartender was friendly and everybody was there chilling out and enjoying themselves. The place has indoor and outdoor tables - the indoor is open-air. It's really nice and seems like it would be a great place to come after work with a bunch of friends. Too bad I can't rate the beer; but, I nevertheless enjoyed myself here. (My tall glass of water was delicious!) p.s. I am reviewing the brewery space only. There is also a restaurant with the same name about a mile away, but that's not where I went.

A good distance from Denver's downtown breweries, but well worth the drive! In the summer, the open patio is a great place to chill with the finest brews around. The selection is huge and flights from super light to uber dark. Try them all. They are as good as it gets and a huge difference from any other mass manufactured option. The fresh, full bodied experience of these beers are unlike any others. If you're anywhere near, go! At the very least, grab a pack of Dale's Pale Ale to go.