Adrian N.
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I enjoy finding niche breweries and trying beers during trips. We enjoyed the our beers here.
Was a bit put off with service. One bar tender working at the bar was too busy to acknowledge me waiting at the bar to inquire if a table is open (had food left from prior patrons). Bar tender eventually cleaned up table so we can sit. Was given a menu that explains the "rules" where you order at the bar. Made an order and it took three options before we picked something in stock. I don't know how often they run out of menu items. Staff was friendly, but confused. We received another table's order, but did receive our correct order when he realized someone doesn't number the tables correctly. Not a big deal, but let's have some training to avoid the embarrassment for the establishment and the patrons. Our order of fries was served hot and was tasty.
Realize you order at the bar, so there is no menu (to save paper they say) to read about the brews. You have to stand at the bar to read the brews and wait for the menu to scroll by. My older eyes could not read the screen well, so I just asked the bar tender for some styles of beer. I would find that annoying if my table were upstairs to have to go to the bar to read the menu and make a decision. Would be difficult to order for other in your party.
There is wheelchair access, but you might need help pushing up the hill and the upward sloping sidewalk. It is difficult to get around inside with the table and chairs, just have to ask patrons to move. I did not see any access to upstairs like an elevator. It is an old building so options for wheelchair seating is limited. It is an old town so parking is just luck. If you have to wheel on the street expect to go through gravel and chunks of concrete.
I doubt I'll come here again, but I'll look for their beer. They have another location in Northglenn, CO.
