Stanley Beer Hall

Really cool concept! The self-pour beer wall is a fun and unique way to try different brews at your own pace. Great variety and easy to use. The food was surprisingly good—better than your typical bar fare. We sat out on the patio, which had a nice vibe and plenty of space. Also appreciated that it was pretty kid-friendly, which can be hard to find in spots like this. Overall, a fun place to hang out with friends or family. Would definitely come back!

Amazing atmosphere. Bizarre combination of businesses; dentist, curio-shops, barber, wine store, records! Good food selections!

I appreciate the intelligent concept and layout here. Great indoor, outdoor, and covered open-air spaces that aren't cramped together. Perfect for group events! I love that they have the self-pour beer, wine, seltzer, and cocktails, but offer table-side service for their food. We shared the buffalo cauliflower, green chili loaded tots, and the adult grilled cheese (picked jalapeño, tomato, 2 cheeses, jam). Everthing was packed with flavor and prepared perfectly. I look forward to returning!

The Stanley Beer Hall at the Stanley Marketplace is absolutely amazing! The high selection of beer, house cocktails and wine (including NA options) is fantastic. The ability to pour your own and get as little or much as you want is a great concept. And the food! We came during the 3 week period where have the Peaches and Cream palisade peach burger - which is AMAZING! Can’t recommend the Stanley Beer Hall enough!

I'm going to start off with it was $27 dollars per person, our party consisted of 3 adults and 2 children. There was no alcohol consumed. It is a ridiculous amount of money for the quality and quantity of the food, the atmosphere was ok. The food all tasted good but there was nothing to write home about. My bratwurst was oddly skinny, but tasted good. The kids loved the pretzel appetizer. The servers stopped by a few times. It was an okay experience.

Interesting concept. I had never been to Stanley beer Hall before and certainly never encountered a self-dispensing drink setup. When you check in you give them a credit card to open an account and everybody in the party gets their individualized card which is then used to activate any of the drink taps that you wanted to spends. It then tallies how much you've dispensed and adds it to your bill that you pay at the end of your stay. Good atmosphere. It would certainly be easy to host a party here large or small. Had a nice patio set up that offered some outdoor games like cornhole. In addition to beer, they had soft drinks on tap as well as wine, ciders, kombucha and mixed cocktails.

Interesting place. Tons of different food kiosks. Food in beer hall was very good, with upscale burgers and other pub fare. Garlic spicy green beans were da bomb! In the most unique part is that all of the beers, seltzer's, soft drinks and even wine and cocktails are all on self pouring taps! You get a glass yourself, fill it up yourself and pay by the ounce like a gas pump. Great business model because you're getting charged for all your small tastings as well as your filled up glasses. Use caution because for the tastings you're still getting charged for a one oz glass of foam to try something out.

I was craving a burger and my hubby discovered this place through TikTok. While it is on the pricier side the food and drinks were fantastic. Almost sad we didn't order more Green Chili tots and truffle fries to take home. Look forward to returning.

This was my first time at a self pour beer hall and it was a great experience. After checking in with a friendly person working up front, we took our card and poured ourselves some drinks and found a nice high top to get situated at. There's plenty of big and small tables for any size group. The space is rather cavernous, which fits the vibe, but it can be a little loud. This is fine by me, it works for the space. There was a wide variety of beer, wines, and other adult beverages to choose from, as well as pop and iced tea. The self pour system works great and because of my experience here I'm going to seek out more of these types of establishments in our travels. When I poured myself the porter an attendant noticed half the glass was foam. She offered to pull out my card and fill the glass with a proper pour on her. I really appreciated that. She said it's a by-product of the self pour system. I thought I had forgotten how to pour beer. We took a look at the food menu and had the Buffalo cauliflower as an appetizer. I had their signature burger (I don't remember the name of it). As I type this I realize they never asked how I wanted the burger cooked, but it was cooked to perfection without it being dried out. The russian dressing was quite enjoyable. The fries were excellent. A great experience across the board. I look forward to going back the next time I'm in the area.

This is a great gathering location at Stanley Marketplace. They have nice, big tables for large groups. But, that also means it can get pretty loud, especially when folks bring lots of children. And, if the weather is nice or it is weekend, this place is very popular and finding a place to sit can be challenging. You get a card tied to your credit card on arrival that you can use for the pour your own beverages (alcoholic and non). Then, you seat yourself. A server will come by and you can place your food order with them, on the tab you opened when you got your card. I always peruse the menu, but I always come back to the Cobb Salad. It's great. My only complaint is that it comes in a bowl that makes it difficult to mix up the toppings on your salad. It would be better if it were on a big plate. Service here has always been really great. Our servers have been really nice. One time, when a tap was especially foamy, our server offered to "top mine off" without charging me. Great service.

Great space! Get a card and start pouring!! Wide assortment of drinks on tap, pour to your desire. Beers. Mixed drinks. Soda. Non-alcoholic. Massive indoor and outdoor areas for drinking and socializing. Food menu was nice but the QR codes were deceiving. Use the code to investigate the menu but order with bar staff that are constantly circulating. Food came fast and much tastier than expected. Huge outdoor playground for kids and families. Even pets in the outdoor spaces too. This was just great place to bring a big group for an afternoon of fun.

I only am reviewing the beers on tap!! As for the drinks available on tap I love the system they have set up where they charge by the oz so you only pay for what you drink. If i remember correctly there are over 80+ selections from cocktails, to beers, to wine. You can also fill a to-go cup and drink while walking around Stanley Marketplace!

This place is so much fun! Perfect for big groups or parties. It's a self-serve beer setup with a card system, so you can pick exactly what you want to try -- super cool! The food was delicious. Definitely go for the loaded tots -- they were amazing. I had the sausage, and my husband really enjoyed the chicken sandwich. The service was friendly and welcoming

Came here for a work outing-- super cute place and I enjoyed the self service bar. The food was mediocre. Def would come here just for the vibes and the drinks.

Short: A good dinner option, featuring a classic pub style menu with a giant beer tap wall. Long: I went to Stanley Beer Hall for an easy dinner, and it was exactly that. The staff and the service were extremely friendly and made sure you were taken care of. I ordered some wings and the peaches and cream burger. The wings were mediocre at best and lacked a freshness to them, I was pretty disappointed. The peaches and cream burger, more than made up for them! This is one of the best burger combos I have had (I didn't think it would work but it does!). I recommend mainly for trying this awesome burger!

All of these reasons just sound like excuses to me. And you're right, Mike -- I didn't leave a gratuity. Thanks for "looking that up" and attempting to publicly shame me for not tipping on drinks that I poured and bussed myself. Let's be honest -- these changes are clearly aimed at increasing your bottom line. It's 2025. We both know you could've left the tip option in place when handing back the card, but you chose not to. That's the classic greedy business move. I even spoke with a few of your staff members, and they confirmed as much

Beer, burgers and chill vibes. Stanley Beer Hall is a great place to get gluten-free buns AND beer. This restaurant is self-pour so you can sample lots of different beers, ciders, cocktails and wines OR you can stick to just one like I did. The gluten-free Holidaily Blonde was crisp and perfrct with my food. I got the award-winning Peaches and Cream Burger with creamed goat cheese, palisade peaches, peach pepper jelly, arugula tossed in balsamic & hot honey. It was messy delicious. The mix of indoor and outdoor dining was perfect for summer dining. Parking is paid but easy to find a spot.

If you like warm melted Jolly Ranchers then this place is for you. Beer is warm and glasses are even warmer. Tried 2 beers and 1 of their drinks, horrible.

I come to Stanley Beer Hall pretty regularly and always have a great experience. They have a rotating selection of fun beers, plus wine, hard seltzer, cider, cocktails, and even NA drinks. The food is pretty good, there's almost always a place to sit, and they have TV's on so you can watch the game. Service is surprisingly solid, given the self-serve nature of the beverages. They don't push food on you, but are happy to help if you'd like to order something. The whole team is really friendly and accommodating. I can also say from experience that Stanley Beer Hall is an excellent spot to host a casual event. It's warm and inviting, they do a great job with their catering menu, and the team is super helpful. My mom asked where I got the beautiful veggie platter from at our birthday party. She couldn't believe the beer hall arranged it! There were edible flowers on this thing, y'all. A work of art. We also got pretzel bites and tater tots for our group of about 30. It was perfect, and reasonably budget-friendly.

The Stanley Beer Hall at the Stanley Marketplace is absolutely amazing! The high selection of beer, house cocktails and wine (including NA options) is fantastic. The ability to pour your own and get as little or much as you want is a great concept. And the food! We came during the 3 week period where have the Peaches and Cream palisade peach burger - which is AMAZING! Can't recommend the Stanley Beer Hall enough!

Over 80 degrees inside. Could be a strategy to sell more beer. Lots of AC units, don't think they work. Cool location and great service. Please get the AC working. Way too uncomfortable.

The hall is large and spacious, plenty of room to mingle. They have screens if you want to watch a game that may be on. The payment for food is different you can start " tab" when you enter. You are given a drink card to get non- alcohol drinks; you are charged .15 cent per ounce. You can tip as y put entertainment as well before you receive service. You can also check out at the end to verify the charges are accurate; but having this option when you go out can be a convenient feature for some. The food was decent , the portions were decent.

Wow! I'm truly impressed with the setup and experience that we had at the Stanley Beer Hall for my graduation and birthday today. Jauna was extremely easy to work with and helped our event go off without a problem. The staff were super accommodating and friendly, enhancing the festive mood. Upon arrival, the food for my event (of about 35 people) was set up and ready to go for my party. The beer cards were a little confusing for my family--it's a bit high tech--but there was more than enough food for everyone, and the atmosphere was great. We loved being situated by the fire pit and being able to sit at the long tables to talk with one another. This entire process was super easy to plan and made us all our SBH on our radars for other future events. Thanks again to the hardworking staff who made my event and experience wonderful.

Almost $50 bucks for one awful salad and 1 kids meal and 1 soft drink like wow. The Thai Peanut salad is so spicy they give no indication of spicy ness. I got chicken added and it was the toughest driest chicken breast I've ever had. I ate maybe 1/4 of it. It said shaved Brussels but it was actually big chunks with the hard stem part still On. I spent most time picking them out. Will not visit here again.

If you enjoy beers and company with friends or trying to make new ones this is a great beer hall. They have a wall of beers, wines and seltzers. Everything is pay as you pour so it's all tracked on a card by the ounce. Service was great, but don't anticipate much since it's mostly self serve for drinks. Great spot to watch games and chill.

The main attraction is the self-serve system, which works seamlessly. You're able to pour yourself a little and sample or fill your glass. The actual selection of beer is a bit smaller than what you'd expect of an establishment of this size. The temperature of the beer is on the warmer side. You do miss the interaction with a knowledgeable bartender who can guide you on your beverage journey, but I guess that's the trade off. Unfortunately, the food was a huge miss. The cauliflower bites were mushy and drowned in sauce. The vegetarian chili smothered tater tots were a soggy mistake. Even the truffle fries, something most other establishments get right, were a disappointment. They should be served with the sauce on the side so the fries remain crispy. This is basic stuff that is all the more disappointing given the relatively high price point. The one redeeming aspect is the attentive service. I worry the self serve feature is a gimmick that distracts from the low quality of the food and (technology aside) subpar beer experience. If you're into food and into beer, you'll likely be left disappointed.

You're here for the beer. This hall is tailor made for a company special occasion or group outing. Long tables and an open air style atmosphere adds to the experience. The food was OK. I ordered the stuffed meatballs, cheeseburger soup and green chile hot dog. The hot dog was tasty and had that grilled flavor. The stuffed meatballs weren't to my liking as the texture was strange (more like a scotch egg). I'd recommend going to OG meatballs. The cheeseburger soup was more like paste. I'd recommend going with OG beer cheese soup. No worries. Did I say you're here for the beer? The beer is the star of the show. The Juicy was smooth and I really liked the Irish Stout. It finished cleaner than Guinness. Service was excellent.

Love the self-serve beverage options here! There's really something for everyone and it is fun to try different beers from local breweries. The food is great too with lots of variety for different dietary needs/preferences. We always have a little sticker shock when we check out and spend more than we would typically spend in other Denver restaurants.

Met the owner while I was pouring wine! Great experience for anyone wanting beer, wine or cocktails. What a great concept. Food menu very reasonable! Great award winning cheese burger and appetizers. Bring a location to So Cal!

After walking around the Stanley marketplace, my boyfriend and I figured we would stop in here because why not get a beer. We didn't realize it was one of the pour your own, but my boyfriend had never been so he was intrigued. The woman up front was so friendly and helpful, she explained everything for us. We got 4 oz or so of the beers we wanted to try. They had a decent variety. They even had some mixed drinks on tap and glasses rimmed with salt or tajin! Not a bad experience. Good looks pretty good and there was a lot of open seating. I'd say this is more family oriented but not a bad place to chill and grab food and drinks.

I haven't really gone to any pour-your-own beer gardens, but I do enjoy the concept! Stanley Beer Hall has a massive selection of alcoholic beverages, and you're only charged for the amount you dispense into your glass. Despite their stellar drink choices, their food, however, is a bit lacking. For example, I had a Reuben sandwich with tater tots. The sandwich was good, but it was nothing to write home about. Unfortunately, the tater tots were quite bad. They were over-fried and were largely crunch with very little soft filling. Overall, Stanley Beer Hall is an excellent option for drinks; it's not a place I would go solely for the food.

This place is expensive! $160 for 3 people who ordered 2 burgers and chicken tenders. mediocre bar food. One margarita was $24. This used to be more affordable, now super expensive.

Typical self pour beer hall. Lots on tap, including NA options. The service was average, but nothing outstanding. Great location, the shops and surrounding restaurants make it ideal for group gatherings and easy to please everyone. Plenty of seating. Lost an additional star because of an odd issue. Our group was seated beneath a venting system that kept dropping some type of carbon dusting from the heating system. We moved tables but it happened there as well. They're aware of the issue and did say that it stains clothes and they cover the dry cleaning if you get stained. I'd assume it be better and less inconvenient for guests if this issue was just resolved?

I love Stanley Beer Hall!! It is perfect to meet up with people who like drinks (non-alcoholic included) and food! The food is so delicious! My favorite are the green chile cheese tots and their burgers are huge and delicious! They have a wall of taps with beer, wine, hard kombucha, hard seltzer, and non-alcoholic kombucha that rotates very frequently. They also have housemade margaritas and this bourbon ginger something that I absolutely love. It's great to be able to create your own flight across all the types of alcohol! They are also kid and dog friendly so it's a great space to bring everyone together.

Love this place. Where my husband and I first met and we make it an effort to go back every year. Also the server Joe is awesome and so hospitable!!! He made our 6th time there even more special !

The Stanley Beer Hall concept is something I wish I saw more of at home in Cincinnati. You check in at the front desk and open a tab. The staff provides you a card to use during your visit to then use when you pour your own beer. You can get as much or as little of a taste as you want. It's like a buffet of beer! Add to that some really good food. My wife loves pork green chili and found that theirs was spot on. Pork shoulder, Monterey jack, sour cream, cilantro, served with flour tortillas ($13). It had the right level of spice and plenty of chunks of pork. I enjoyed the B.L.A.T. with candied bacon, lettuce, avocado, tomato, and mayo on brioche ($16 with a side). The candied bacon was perfectly cooked and I loved the addition of avocado to the sandwich. The only thing I should have done was added green chili to my tots for an extra few bucks. My only complaint would be that the prices are a little high, especially considering that you are often your own server. But overall a great experience.

Overpriced and it would be nice (expected?) to get beer with actual CO2 - they're literally pouring beers flat from the tap because the CO2 isn't kept full. Who wants overpriced, flat beer? You'll walk out of here paying $12 for the same beer that would cost you $8 at a restaurant. Absolute trash establishment and will never return - everyone in the surrounding neighborhoods knows this place is shitting itself out of existence.

Had a stellar experience here recently! I needed a venue with a large table for a Galentine's floral design workshop, and ventured in here one day to ask about hosting my event here. The host was SO kind and enthusiastic about our event. I reached out to their events team, and it was so easy to set up. No fees, and everyone could start their own tab, so grateful for this level of customer service for an event! Fast forward to event day- loved this spot! Our server was super accommodating at setting the gals' cards up who missed the host on the way in. The scan your card per tap system was so ideal for everyone to try out whatever they wanted, and the Thai salad was delicious! So glad we did this here! Just as an fyi if you are thinking of having an event here, the music was very loud and the acoustics of the space seem to amplify all the noises, so our tutorial was tricky. So in case there is a presentation element to your event, this would be useful knowledge!

Joe is the bomb-diggity! He was very attentive and friendly. We had a great time at the Beer Hall and we're gonna have to come and do it again. We hope to see Joe there next time, y'all! See you there, Michael Jackson! -Prince

Just had this delicious award-winning Peaches & Creme Burger! It's only available during peach season, so hurry in so you don't miss out or you'll have to wait until next year. I had a side of edamame with it, and it was delicious!

Nice atmosphere. Servers were attentive to us. The prices were high. I filled up my glass a quarter of the way with the Margarita and it was $7 so if it was all the way full it would have been a $30+ drink. They do have a decent selection of draft, some local like Stem. They also have wine if interested. Also a burger with fries was $20. It was a decent burger but honestly nothing too special. Same goes for the fries. Nothing to write home about. Love the concept, but I most likely would not go back.

Ok so I live across the street from here, and I come here a little more than I should admit. The service is amazing. I don't even really need to say my order. All the waiters know it by now. They also sometimes give me free drinks, which is really nice. The food is amazing. The chicken tenders are great, the fries are crispy deliciousness, and the pretzel bites are to die for. The ambiance is also cool. The outdoor seats are fun, and if you want to watch sports, they play many games on the difference tv's. I love to come here.

What a great place to eat and try beer. If you haven't been here before, you get a card and serve yourself beer from their beer wall, paying for however much you drink. They have a large number of beers to try. It's great! They have an awesome patio too. The food was awesome. My family and I loved everything we had. I had a candied bacon sandwich and loved it. This place is definitely worth the try.

The Stanley Marketplace is such a great venue, with so many terrific options within its unique walls, and the Stanley Beer Hall is among its best offerings. An expansive restaurant with lots of tables and community seating, this place nailed it on a busy Friday night. Great setting and they don't rush you, a commendable element on a crowded evening. Our server, Jauna, was fantastic with a great personality. Giant screen TVs in abundance for the sports fans in attendance. Casual vibe, so much to do in the building, and great for a single, a date, a biz meeting, family, or a group. LOVED the appetizer, tater tots with green chile and cheese, which was wiped out by the three of us, no evidence left behind! I would have ordered it as a main dish, that good! My partner enjoyed her roasted beet salad with salmon. My BLAT sandwich was so good, a large portion that I savored. Added some fries and life was plenty darn good. I need to return soon, as there were so many intriguing options churning through my brain as I made my selections!

A really different kinda beer joint at the Stanley Marketplace. You pay when you walk in and they give you a tap card, pre paid like a tab, and you self serve with the drinks. You seat yourself too. They have margaritas, ciders, beers, all kinds of good stuff. Today we ordered just a couple appetizers: pretzel bites and truffle fries, along with the Cadillac margarita and a cider. The margarita was sweet and we didn't taste much alcohol. The cider was refreshing. Truffle fries were the best I've ever had. The cheese dip with the pretzels was a little bland but not awful. Servers brought the food to the area where we sat. We may have just had some tough luck when trying to find a place outside, because lots of the picnic style tables were reserved for retirement or other types of parties. I didn't love how they asked for a tip when they swipe your credit card at the beginning. You get the drinks yourself and the servers do bring your food to you, but seating is Willy nilly, and they don't clear plates away when you are finished. Also, our small party tried to grab seating at the end of two different large and mostly empty tables (aside from the reserved parties) and we were told that more people were going to show up but guess what ? They stayed mostly empty. Rude! Anyway it is a fun atmosphere and the food and beverages were fine. Come check it out but arrive early and be aware of issues with folks saving seats.

I dont get the bad reviews... I mean 51 beers on tap? Ciders, Ales etc Mixed cocktails on tap? Wine on tap...okay you lost me there. But seriously you give them a credit card. They give you a card to use on all the taps. You can get 1oz of any beer of a full glass...this is amazing. I tried 4-5 beers, ciders, ales....they were all amazing. Throw in a very chill location with amazing outdoor seating. Plenty of Teles for sports viewing. And pretty good food. And whats not to like? Check it out it is sooooo Cool

Some of the worst wings that have ever existed in life. They tasted like chalk. But if chalk had a butt. Wings tasted like chalk butt. Green chili tots were ok and the beers are beers. But those wings were ungodly. I had a dream about them that night. It was horrible.

The service isn't great, you need to stay on to of the servers with food. We also ordered at the same time but food came out sporadically. The beer options are good but they only had two local breweries so I was surprised by that with how big the hall is. I do recommend their Cesar salad and pretzel bites with beer cheese - those were worth the wait!

Nice selection of beers, but the price, oh man, you can spend a fortune in here just pouring samples of different beers. I guess you pay for the convenience of being able to choose exactly how much you want. The salmon fish and chips were fantastic by the way.

We love self pour concepts. However, this place charges double for drinks! I got a 12oz hazy IPA that was $17! They clearly make their money on the pour but holy crap they are robbing people blind. Do yourself a favor and pay a local brewery a visit instead.

Winner winner burger dinner!!!! This just won the 2022 Denver Best Burger contest and I know why. So messy yet so good. A.K.A Peaches and Cream Burger, this tastes better than the Denver Post Review and a must meal for everyone. Fresh sliced peaches, spiced peach ketchup, huge soft creamed goat cheese over 2 cooked burger patties, this just melts in your mouth. You must try this burger before the peach season ends. Chef, you nailed it and congrats on the award.

Pretty cool place with soft, serve beer, wine, and mixed drinks. You have to be really careful though when you're running those taps! Watch the dollars roll up like a gallon of premium gas on the gas pump it and adds up pretty quickly. Otherwise the beer hall is nice very dog friendly on the outdoor portion. Service for food was pretty good as well overall and enjoyable experience but I'm sure I will check out again I will just be careful to watch the gas pump. Lol.

Shops closed too early but the rest was fun. Great concept to be able to bring in from other places to eat. We had a decent sized group and loved to be able to eat what we wanted. Self pour is always a bonus. Nice to try different things to find a new favorite. Would love to try this again but early to shop, next time in town.

This is one of those pour-your-own places. Great atmosphere, spacious, and friendly service. Of course, you have all of the other places to enjoy while at this place, and you can come and go once you start a tab, so you are in a little, fun city, if you will. Shops, dessert, other places right down the hall. They didn't have as many West Coast IPA's as I would have preferred, but the Russian River Blind Pig was a winner in my book. They also had COCKTAILS on tap for your friends who don't like beer. I only give it a 4 because when you go to check out, if it got busy since you arrived, you have to wait in same check-in line to cash out...and therefore it could take a bit. Otherwise, fun place!

The Stanley Beer Hall has potential. I really like the "pour your own" setup for suds paired with food. After a few sporadic visits over the years, it looks like the place has refined its efforts, but seems consistent with regards to basics: food quality; prices; service; beer not tasting right. Their menu offers sundry bar food options--apps, salads, soups, burgers, wings, and sandwiches. Quality ingredients make for solid choices. My Buffalo wings yesterday were plump & tender--better than most. Too bad they don't offer heat options--the sauce was tepid at best. Burgers feature Niman Ranch beef and do the trick. Tater tots eschew the trendy for old-school crispy-on-the-outside goodness. Adding green chile only improves them. Friends vouch for the chicken caprese sandwich and bison brat. Service has been friendly and helpfu every time. While a little pricey, this is the Stanley Marketplace, homing beacon for bourgeoise disposable income. It comes with the territory. Seating options abound, indoors and out. Booths, high tops, picnic tables, and more await on two levels, each with an array of self-service taps. This place holds a lot of people and it can get loud. Beer: Around 30 taps are labeled with the style in big red letters and name of the beer/brewery under that. There are plenty of choices from a rotating cadre of brewers from Colorado and beyond. Sometimes, a rare/special brew shows up that highlights the power of self-pour, pay-by-the-ounce. PROBLEM: It doesn't matter what beer you serve if the Lines are Dirty (?) This has been the status quo every time over several years. I've come to accept that familiar beers may not taste right here. Case in point--the last Juicy Bits had def lost a step, like it was too old. New beers might be blah, but taste better elsewhere. This predates Covid's assault on taste buds. Stanley Beer Hall puts forth a solid effort in most areas, but any place with "Beer" in its name should make sure that beer tastes as good as it should. Three stars.

Always a sucker for an extensive pour-it-yourself beer wall, I knew I had to bring my beer loving Dad here when he was in town. And it didn't hurt that my partner and I's absolute fave burger from this year's Denver Burger Battle was the Peaches and Cream Burger (goat cheese, peach, arugula) and they still had it on their menu! Dog friendly and large-group friendly also, I really like this spot inside Stanley Marketplace. Connect your credit card to one of their beer cards and pour your little heart out! Their beer wall has a TON of beers, a nice selection of wines, and even a couple of cocktails - I personally loved the Bourbon and Ginger cocktail that I drank a few too many oz of. You seat yourself and check the menu from the QR code on the table. Service was good and I have to say, their food is SURPRISINGLY delicious. Maybe it was because almost every single person in our 6-person party ordered the Peaches and Cream burger, but we loved every bite of our meals! My Mom also ordered their Grilled Chicken Caprese Sandwich which was also very good and pretty hefty in size. We also got a couple of Beer Cheese soup cups and these also did not disappoint. Docked one star because they are NOT cheap, but at least their $18 burger came with yummy fries. It always breaks my heart a little inside when I see a close to $20 burger that doesn't come with fries. An actual tragedy. This place is fun and easy and especially on a sunny CO day with a group of friends, it's a great one!

Delish salad. Beet salad with chicken. Beer taps were fun and lots of choices. Great atmosphere! Loved the outdoor seating!