10 Best Breweries in Longmont

"The Post Chicken & Beer is open and ready to welcome you for dine-in, outdoor dining, curbside pick-up and our very own delivery service 7 days a week!. At The Post Chicken & Beer our motto is Hot Chicken Loves Cold Beer. Our brewers brew beers that are gosh darn delicious, memorable, and something...Mehr"

"A post shared by The Post Chicken & Beer (@thepostchickenandbeer). Fried Chicken & beer. This is one of Boulder’s best breweries."

"Invite your family, friends, or work colleagues to join you in indulging in some of Colorado’s freshly brewed beer at Boulder Beer Company. Established in 1979 to provide quality locally owned beer, this company has grown to be one of Boulder’s most chill drinking spot for most beer and wine lovers in the city. With an astounding pub located right in the heart of the brewery production, as well as a full-service restaurant serving a delightful array of delicious eats, this company makes the perfect venue to unwind and get your daily dose of sporting action."

"Proclaimed as Colorado’s First Craft Brewery, Boulder Beer was started by two University of Colorado professors in 1979 and is still tapping away decades later. With a loyalty program for frequent visitors, free live music hosted on the outdoor patio every Thursday and Saturday evening through the summer months, and Team Trivia nights during the winter, Boulder Beer is the perfect place to grab your friends, have some fun, and drink great beer. Want a quick flight before your flight?"

"In contrast to the hippie branding and design of most of Boulder’s breweries and businesses, Upslope Brewery is the sleek industrial little brother with a knack for minimalism, perfectly showcased in the concrete and steel taproom. Their flagship IPA lists the following ingredients on the can: snowmelt, malt, Patagonian hops and yeast. Not to mention, all of their beers are canned in order to preserve maximum freshness and transportability."

"Upslope handcrafts their lagers and ales in small batches using only four ingredients: snowmelt, malts, hops and brewer’s yeast. Beer lovers have two taprooms to choose from: the main production facility at Flatiron Park and the original brewery in the Lee Hill neighborhood of North Boulder. Both are pet-friendly and offer live music, food trucks and tasting events."

"Twisted Pine’s ever-changing rotation of taps includes dozens of pure, unpasteurized brews running the gamut of style. The brewery itself is distinctive and vibrant, with a large, homey tap room, known as the “Ale House," that includes a full bar and restaurant open daily until 10 p.m. From the flagship Hoppy Boy India Pale Ale to the hot pepper-infused seasonal Ghost Face Killah, Twisted Pine has something to offer almost everyone, from the most conservative to the most adventurous palate."

"Twisted Pine is a provides live music, beer festivals, and killer happy hours which make it one of Boulder's best spots to enjoy a happening night-life. Their pub-fair is fresh, filling, and reasonably priced. What's more, they offer and cookie sampler, you heard right, cookie platter is pair with your various beers."

"4 Noses is Broomfield’s best-kept secret, boasting a rustic taproom and a spacious outdoor patio perfect for enjoying a beer on a warm afternoon!. We love spending time on their patio at twilight, enjoying the twinkling fairy lights and fire pit while we sip a cold beer and enjoy snacks from the many food trucks that set up shop here."

"LOVE, LOVE, LOVE me some Beyond the Mountain Brewing Company!. They’ve got a solid selection of beers, but I’d say they lean more towards the pale ale and IPA side of the spectrum. When we visited I tried the Jive Juice pale ale (packed with jade hops and passion fruit puree) and Chad had the A Little Spruce in your Step IPA (brewed with Colorado blue spruce tips and a bit of rye malt for robust piney profile)."

"A favorite after-work hangout, this spacious microbrewery is located in an historic warehouse a block from Pearl Street Mall. Multiple television sets broadcast sporting events so you can don your jerseys a cheer with a beer in hand. The drink menu features handcrafted brews, including root beer, ales, and stouts."

"A favorite after-work hangout, this spacious microbrewery is located in an historic warehouse a block from Pearl Street. Multiple television sets broadcast sporting events. The drink menu features handcrafted brews, including root beer, ales, and stouts."

"Just like old times" or "Where the folks get their yolks" are the mottos of Dot's Diners located only less than 10 minutes away from the CU campus by car, serving classic breakfast foods along with Nepali and Indian specials. This brunch place in Boulder serves breakfast all day with foods like classic omelets and eggs in any style. Speaking of style, they also offer southern-style foods like ham, grits, homemade gravy, and buttermilk biscuits or Mexican-style breakfast foods like the classic huevos rancheros."

"Dots: Dot’s Diner at 2716 28th St. serves up traditional diner fare with Nepali options and has plenty of patio seating available. (Photo by Karen Antonacci). Where: 2716 28th Street"

"Caffe Sole covers all of the coffee shop basics, and then some. It prides itself in being one of the first coffee houses in the state of Colorado, and has been serving our great city for almost 20 years. Caffe Sole fosters a great sense of community, knows how to make you feel at home, and keeps you coming back."

"On February 13, 2021, Caffè Sole is offering a live stream celebration with Latin jazz band Los Chicos Malos paired with a Cuban Feast from Chef Leo featuring Lechón Asado: a Cuban pork roast. Dinner for two is $65 and you can order online."

"Do you love dining with live jazz music playing in the background?. If yes, make your way to Caffè Sole– a small, cozy bistro situated inside Boulder’s Table Shopping Center. They serve an extensive menu for breakfast, lunch, and dinner."

"Known for its modern take on favourite Chinese dishes, this is a delightful restaurant on the outskirts of Boulder City. On top of the traditional Chinese classics and buffet, Tsing Tao also serves a great selection of vegan and vegetarian dishes. Guests can enjoy a flavoursome dining experience or opt for takeout or delivery."

"Pei Wei is inspired by ancient Asian cooking, from the wok-fired classics of China to the street markets of Thailand, freshly made to order in open kitchens."