Station 26 Brewing Co.

Great beer great environment and an awesome food truck with great food. Nice local selections of various styles from sweet to dry and from hoppy to light. Can get busy at times but the bartenders are fast and attentive. Highly recommend!

Cool place and good atmosphere. If you’re a firefighter or enjoy fire service related things, this place will interest you. It’s an old firehouse converted into a brewery. They have a wall of patches from all over and you can donate a patch and contribute to the wall.

Wilding Brands has dismantled everything that made this place special in record time. I expected change, but I didn’t expect such a rapid and dramatic decline. It no longer feels like a brewery after the equipment was removed, and with no new beers being released, there’s little reason to visit when the flagship beers are readily available at retail and bars for a cheaper price. What used to be a lively space full of familiar faces has dwindled to just a handful. Even the staff turnover has been jarring, I barely recognize anyone behind the bar anymore. At this rate, it’s hard to imagine this place surviving through 2026. What was once a vibrant, community driven brewery now feels hollow and directionless.

At least I have a memory of my first date here. What was always amazing staff, beer, and always a place to visit is no longer the case. I will miss you S26BC

Friendly environment, food truck on Wednesday is good. ( Barbecue street taco was yummy). When it comes to IPA’S they have a great selection, and actually pretty good variety. My favorite among many were Bang Bang, Floral Alchemy, Cold IPA, Juicy B, Peach Juicy..

Everyone who works here is super friendly and helpful! A bit of misunderstanding on my part thinking there’s trivia but was told other things to do which is so kind and selfless. Much love!

June 25, 2021 first visit June 20, 2024 Amanda, Kali, Ashley, and I went to Station 26 Brewing Company in Denver Colorado! Had drinks July 28, 2020 Had drinks October 20, 2021

Station 26 is an excellent brewery! Very cool location being an old fire station. There is nice seating both inside and outdoors. The beers are excellent as well with a nice variety of options. Service was also welcoming and friendly.

Station 26, like you may have guessed from its name, is a fire station turned brewery. It is located a bit out of the way of anything so if you approach a neighborhood and think "I must have gone the wrong way and GPS is wrong", you are going the right way and GPS is almost never wrong, at least in my experience. They have a great beer list including a couple sour beers which is up my alley, both were absolutely delicious! My favorite thing about Station 26 was the large amount of outdoor seating with the covered seating right outside the front entrance and uncovered to the side of the building. I believe there is over 20 tables outside.

I know they recently changed ownership which may be the reason for less beers on tap, until everything shakes out. The beer I had was tasty. I had the amber. We met up with folks for our book club. One of the members called ahead and they put a reserved sign on a table for us. I appreciate that they had a food truck on a Tuesday. So many places only have them Thursday-Sunday. We had a great discussion. It is a bit loud in there between music and conversations, the ambient noise level is fairly high. We all had a good evening discussing our latest read.

I can comfortably give this place a 4 star review based on my experience today. The temperature outside was above 70 degrees in late March. A group of friends gathered together for a craft beer time over friendly conversation. This place was simply the spot for a large group of about 40 people. Upon asking one of the guys at the bar as to which IPA was their best, he pointed out the Juicy IPA (a few months ago, I got to taste their canned version of IPA at a concert so this Juicy IPA might possibly be the one I had back then as it tasted very similar) so without any hesitation I got me it. My bf got a brown ale. We knew we weren't going to order another one so we both sipped our beers away gradually and slowly over several different conversations with our several different friends. Our beers were certainly perfect for the moment. Their merchandise section has some good looking t-shirts and hoodies. Even some dog toys are sold here.

Your experience can go one of two ways - really appreciating creative brews and funky flavors, or really hoping you can grab a good taste of simple. The West Coast IPA was just meh. Enjoyable, but nothing to write home about. The Pumpkin Ale, however, was very enjoyable. Literally tastes like pumpkin pie. Pro tip: Start with a flight and add in the Tangerine Cream (tastes like an orange creamsicle) and don't confuse the Pumpkin Ale with the Oktoberfest Lager (unless you want a lager).

This is an amazing old fire station that has been converted to a brewery. They do not sell food, but a food truck comes nearby. They have many varieties of beer and inside there's an authentic fire pole. They also provide a water bowl for dogs. The service is amazing And there's outdoor shaded table areas.

Ah yes, the local brewery where the hops are bitter -- but not as bitter as the staff. I stopped in for a beer and instead got a front-row seat to the Attitude Olympics. The bartenders here deserve an award for consistency: consistently rude, consistently dismissive, and consistently allergic to basic manners. I asked about one of the beers, and you'd think I'd demanded their social security number. If you're into paying craft prices for the emotional experience of being scolded by a disinterested hall monitor, this is your spot. Otherwise, there are plenty of breweries nearby where the staff remembers they're in the service industry. I'm guessing it won't be long until this place disappears into oblivion.

Pretty cool set up with a very expansive outdoor area. Inside is a little small but it was cold out so it helped. They got great bartenders and amazing beer. The one thing that makes this brewery stand out is the Blue Pan pizza truck. Go with friend, enjoy a few, watch the game and get a personal pizza.

I was here with a group of five for Harry Potter themed trivia night so that's being taken into account in this review. Trivia started at 7 and we got there at 6:15 and luckily snagged one of the last tables! We ended up sitting in the tent area which was fine, glad we got a beer when we did because the line quickly grew super long. There were 101 trivia teams playing the Colorado Trivia League game which was kind of crazy, the place was packed! Overall beers were solid - I had a Hazy IPA and their classic Juicy Banger. I wish they had more dark options on tap for January (if I remember there was just one high ABV stout). Overall cool spot but wouldn't go back for a crowded trivia night.

I stopped by late after other breweries were closed. Location is close to a neighborhood and not really a commercial area. On the way there I was wondering if GPS was taking me to the wrong place. Arrived to a relaxed place with lots of seating. Service at the bar was quick and I was recommended the Juicy Banger IPA. I was hoping for something hazy but it was clear and clearly delicious. I'll return again to try more. No food.

I absolutely loved this place when I lived in Denver. Cute neighborhood location out of the way but still really close to major roads & highways. Excellent variety and love a dog friendly patio to pet the furry friends. Street parking only so keep your eyes peeled as you approach

Station 26 hits all the right notes. The converted firehouse setting gives it a unique, laid-back vibe that's perfect for kicking back with friends. They've got a killer beer lineup--something for every taste--and the rotating food trucks always bring the goods. I've been here plenty of times, and the staff consistently goes above and beyond to make everyone feel welcome. Great place to hang out, grab a bite, and enjoy some seriously good brews.

Beer was great. Except the two beer tenders who were extremely rude. Wasn't an inviting or fun experience for my girlfriend and I, beer tender was so condescending when asking to try a beer she ended up getting a water, which she said tasted weird.

Really outstanding beers, and my friends who came to see us perform at the "Bluegrass brunch" really enjoyed the experience - not just us but especially Station 26. Great service and ambience.

Good seating arrangements and was able to play board games despite being a trivia night.

The bartenders, one especially was very rude and condescending. As I was ordering drinks I rushed to make a decision even though there was no one else ordering.. Then after leaving I found that my tab was closed and reopened four times, which I'm now having to filing a claim with my card service. On top of that I'd say most of their brews were only mediocre.

The beer, atmosphere, and attitudes are...eh. Too many kids and not enough indoor seating.

The beer is great, the place is indescribably laid-back, and the staff is friendly! What a gem!

Not worth your time. The service was horrible. We had to deal with attitude from the server with the red beard when we asked simple questions. He acted as if we were a waste of time to serve. There is plenty of other breweries and Restaurants that will give you quality service and beer

Great brews, such a fun spot to hang nearby. Love the different food trucks and the beer tenders. Love Station 26!

A beautiful interior space completely wasted by terrible music playing so loud you couldn't have a conversation, a rude staff - no I don't appreciate sarcasm and talking to me like I'm stupid when I'm tipping you 30% - and I cannot stand a brewery that is a playground. There were children all over the place with drunk slob parents chasing their children with a beer in hand or not watching them at all. Absolutely awful. I would probably rank this as one of the worst brewery experiences I've had globally not just in Denver. The atmosphere was so awful I left without finishing my pint. I won't be back.

Great local brewery with both indoor and outdoor seating just a stones throw from the Rennaisance Stapleton. Food trucks daily, doggos welcome AND a re-purposed fire station with great local beers. Drink local EVERYWHERE you go...

Tangerine Cream is a good beer with flavor that doesn't overwhelm the beer. Still lacking in customer service as female beer server is SOOO condescending and short with the customers. Only have come back due to its location.

We've been wanting to try this place for a long time and finally went but we were not impressed. The beer was pretty good but the customer service was not. Very unwelcoming and seemed annoyed that we brought our 2 kids on a slow Monday even though they were well behaved. A simple "thank you" or "you're welcome" goes a long way. We cleaned up after ourselves and brought our glasses up to the bar and not a word was said by the person working.

I really like this place and the beer. One of my favorites. But, why are the bartenders pretentious condescending prick f*cks? Unless you're a regular local they treat everyone with attitude.

Cute little brewery with loads of outdoor seating that's covered. Nice variety on tap. Rotating food trucks. Great customer service. Family friendly too. I loved the lavender blonde!

After long bike rides and coming back from Sand Creek trail through Stapleton - we ALWAYS love Station 26 Brewing! And their food truck offerings are usually very solid choices! And of course super craft beer styles.

Love coming to Station 26 they always have a variety of food trucks and an amazing selections of beers! Great for families and even for date nights I love it! Bartenders always happy and great helpers!

Second time coming here in three days for the beer. The lemon lavender is my favorite and I really enjoyed the rotation food trucks each day. I removed two stars because a bartender made me uncomfortable today. She IDed me and then announced my age to the whole crowd I was with saying "of course we will ID everyone born in XX year" and cracked a couple jokes on me. In this day and age, where women are easily discriminated against - it really made it awkward & uncomfortable for me to have a stranger cracking jokes on my age. Especially when I'm legal to drink, it's not something to joke about/no one's business, and I was with a group of people for work. Being respectful takes no time or effort, but something the bartender was lacking. There's a reason why people say to never ask a woman her age.

I don't even like country music and still loved the place. Visiting from Chicago, it was near hotel, stopped by and people + dogs super nice and chill...bartenders very Chillicothe and knowledgeable about beer...and the food truck was serving kabobs and it was amazing! Still craving it...I recommend it!

This place is great. I love breweries that repurpose old buildings. The taproom is very spacious. I got a flight of beer and all the beers were good. I can see why this place is one of the premier Denver breweries.

Great beers. Great vibe!!! I had a raspberry, crumble stout that was wonderful. Highly recommend to friends in the area

Service was great and I loved every beer in the flight that I ordered. I had the salt and lime lager, watermelon gose, tangerine cream and the hazy IPA. Ambiance was also nice - getting to enjoy being outside. Next time we will bring our dog along too!

Such an adorable old renovated fire station, food truck on site, changes daily...super selection of their own local craft brews!!!

If you've never been here, stop reading this and GO! Besides their beers just being absolutely stellar, the atmosphere of the renovated fire station is simply perfect on a lazy summer afternoon. The outdoor patio picnic tables are filled with dogs, children running around while they're parents sip (gulp) their well-deserved libations, and groups of friends cheering and laughing. I also love that they sell Kettlehead Popcorn and often have a food truck ready to serve you something to soak up the alcohol. The staff are all also super cool, helpful, and quick with their service. One thing I love about Station 26 is that they make a beer for everyone. Rather than specializing in just one category, their brewmaster can do it all. They have a lager, a kolsch, Tangerine Cream (everyone MUST try this), Lemon Lavender Blonde, American Copper (amber), Another Hazy IPA, M'Lady IPA, Citra IPA, Oak IPA, Juicy Banger IPA (arguably their most famous beer, and likely one you've ordered at a restaurant before), Export Stour, Bang Bang Double IPA, and the Schwarzbier (German lager). In Sum: super cool brewery, well-managed, with expertly crafted beers. A must-visit in Denver.

This spot is popular and now I know why. The indoor and outdoor seating areas are spacious and plentiful. The staff are incredibly friend and helpful, and had some great recommendations when I told them my tastes. My fiancé and I each got flights so we could sample a little variety. While we didn't order any food, they have food trucks rotating so you can enjoy something to eat with your beer. Overall we are pleased with our beer and our time at Station 26, and will definitely be back!!

This place ROCKED!!!! I love to try good beer and they had some excellent choices! Plus service was phenomenal and it was a nice place to relax and enjoy yourself. I would definitely recommend if you like a good beer.

Lively, popular brewery with friendly staff. Limited tables inside but it gets loud due to the fact the brewery is an old fire station. No good on the brewery's menu but they always have a good truck out front that usually serves from 4pm until 8 or 9pm. Street parking only.

Check this brewery out if you're look for light lagers or IPAs. They only had one stout today, but that makes sense given the time of year. I love their Prickly Pear Tart beer which was shockingly a perfect balance between sweet and sour. I'm not a sour beer fan at all, but would definitely get that one again. The taco truck, which is there every Sunday, was delicious! I tried three different types, but the Hawaiian taco was my favorite. Cheers to having a blast on their gorgeous patio with great beverages!

Great beer and the servers are really nice. They have had some great new beers out this fall. The dark lager was really good!!

Decent beer, but be careful going even hours before the dedicated closing time. The night shift bartenders are too rude and lazy to open a fridge door to let you buy a six pack an hour+ before close, because they would rather close early than work. Hopefully management is ok with that. So much for service.

Solid brewery in a cool spot. Parking can be dodgy, but I have usually found a space in the neighborhood streets with not too much of a problem. They have an ok sized space, with an even bigger patio. The patio is where it's at during the warmer months. They have it tented in the winter. The beers here are varied and I can always find one I like. This time I had the Dunkel. They do can and distribute a few of their main stay beers. They also regularly have the best food trucks in town so def check that out too when there. Service is friendly enough and I will def be back.

My friend and I came here while killing time before picking up another friend from the airport! It's all street parking in and around the neighborhood, so bring your parallel parking game. It's a giant open air brewery with lots of patio seating in front and around the side. We came up to the bar and got very quick service! We both decided to order flights for about $25 total pre tip. My favorites were the pumpkin stout, the judge, and the lemon lavender blonde! The weather was perfect to sit outside and it was very clean. There was a wall of mercy as well if you need a souvenir. I would totally come back here again next time I'm in town!

Station 26 Brewing has really solid beer. Had a delectably hoppy IPA. Chill atmosphere inside an old fire station. Tons of pups on the patio too.

Great brewery with an excellent selection of beers. I loved the unique options like the lemon lavender blonde and the peppercorn farmhouse. it wasn't only IPAs on the menu but the IPAs they do have were also great. Relatively small indoor space and a decent sized patio. Dogs are allowed outside but not in. They frequently have food trucks and had a decent taco when we were there. Bartenders quickly handled the weekend rush and were friendly! All in all a wonderful experience.

One of my top 10 favorite breweries in Denver, great beer, and even better beer tenders! Located in an old fire station, Station 26 always delivers good beers and good times. They're located on the far west side of town, but they're worth the drive! Tucked away in a neighborhood, it a great little local spot! Try their Juicy Banger, they're signature juicy (not hazy) IPA that you can find in many places around town. If you want something lighter then I go for their Vienna Lager!

You know, we've had station 26 at bars so often that we didn't realize what we were drinking was from S26! As soon as we walked in, hubs realized one of his favorite juicy ipas was from here - face.palm. I went with the Mexican lager and while decent, I'd definitely go juicy next time. The space is unique as others have mentioned. It can't be a challenge finding a seat during busy times but there's plenty of standing space along the back areas. We stopped by during a Broncos and were a little surprised that the sound wasn't on. No worries though, a tiny fan was giving the play by play The staff was super friendly and attentive, always a plus when it's a gloomy snowy day. Can't wait for summer and that amazing patio!

Terrible service from a smart ass bartender. Grow two more arms, since being asked to make 4 beers is an impossible task. No one told you to make 4 beers all at once or to even be in a rush.

I love this place! Friendly staff, good beer selection, and overall chill vibe with people from the neighborhood being chatty/friendly. Dog friendly for your fur fam to join you and your party (please be thoughtful of those who may not be dog friendly). Often a variety of food trucks parked on site (check their website for which vendor). Easy to bring brews home with you (currently have two growlers in the fridge for future drinks). I really like the friendly vibe from the staff and the people who come in. Go check it out!

Love their Tangerine Cream. I get it at Old Chicago. I would give five stars if they sold glass bottled instead of canned beer in stores. Can beer just doesn't taste the same.