Colorado Plus Brew Pub

This place is fantastic. Completely Colorado taps that rotate often. Creative daily specials. Friendly staff. Their mussels in the hefeweizen broth are fantastic and are actually resonably priced for the large amount you get. The only issue I have ever had with this place is when they run out of some of their specials, which is completely understandable since they are new every day and subject to how busy they will be. If you are looking for good beer, and great food head here. And check out the cool gallery upstairs too!

Stopped in for my gal’s work party on a Monday night, and was pleasantly surprised. Now, there should be no surprise that a place called ‘Colorado Brew Pub Plus’ has a great selection of beers from around the state, but what was impressive was how tasty the food was.
There is an upstairs, rentable area for overflow and private events, and a large, accommodating bar on the main level. The staff is knowledgeable and friendly, ambiance casual yet cozy, and the facilities are clean and well kept. All in all, we decided we’d be back.

First and foremost, their house beers are really good and really interesting! One beer we tried had wasabi and saki in it and it was surprisingly delicious. They had tv’s going with the Broncos on and a laid back environment, so I think it’s a great place to watch a game and drink a few beers.
The food is pretty good, not amazing but solid. I had «adult mac and cheese» which was cheesy and delicious. My husband had the Colorado Plus Burger which I think was a little too horshradish-​y. Truffle fries were okay, but I do appreciate that you can pick two homemade sauces to try with the fries.
The service was really good and Julia was very prompt and friendly.
It was a little loud, but that is the expectation on a place that has beer and TVs so I was surprised.
Overall, we will definitely be back!

About 4 paces from my house. Great beer selection, very good food, and a nice ambience. I’ll be back.

Decided to try something local but with some good beer options. I read a lot of the reviews and I was sold and happy to say I was not disappointed! Stopped by on a Sunday afternoon to catch the game and enjoy a few brews at the same time. Although I only sampled a few items on the menu, I would not hesitate to come back soon to try a few others. My wife and I shared the hand cut fries and spicy fried pickles as a pre-​game snack. The fries were tasty and had a few options for dipping sauces. The pickles were quarter cut fried pickles and were just a good. I had the Whiskey BBQ Chicken sandwich for half-​time and the jalapenos will bite but the sandwich was tasty to say the least.
Aside from the food I sampled a lot of the local CO brews along the way. The local taps were great. I enjoyed the Bitter off Dead but if you like the fruitier beers the Seedless and Cranberliner held their own. Overall a great selection of local brews to sample\drink and something for almost everyone.
Some last thoughts-​they had a number of TVs, so it was great to catch the game and best of all the wi-​fi actually worked and was fast so while watching the local games I could check up on the scores on other games online.
Server was Jeff and he took good care of us the entire time.
Can’t wait to go back.

Overall, I’d say it’s a great little place. Their brews are pretty darn good and they have a huge selection of other microbrews. I didn’t order food, but it smelled delicious.
It was busy, so the service was a little slow and it took a while to get my bill paid and get out of there. But I would definitely go back.
My favorite thing: they have these neat little glasses with their logo that are in the shape of a can. I loved them when I saw beer served in them, but turns out the glasses are also a product they sell! Neat!

The beer selection is great… tons of local choices and from the smaller local guys too. The negative is that you can only get growler fills of their beer (and you don’t get any sort of price break for growlers). So that kind of stinks. It would be great to be able to get a growler of my favorite CO Springs brewery when they are on tap. This isn’t to say the CO Plus beer is bad by any means, but allowing growlers of all the draft beer would be great.
The food is always pretty good… nothing spectacular, but good. To be fair I haven’t tried too much of the food. Ambience is great and the upstairs is cool.

Fantastic beer selection! Their in-​house selection is great, and they still offer lots of other beers from local CO breweries. The nice thing too is opting for a sampler if you want to try out a few different breweries at once. That’s also a good option if you’re feeling indecisive about what to order!
The food is also superb! Definitely way more elevated than your typical brewery food. Everything is locally sourced. I’ve had the adult Mac and cheese, truffle fries, and vegan sliders.
This is definitely a good place to check out! It’s especially nice in the warmer months when you can sit outside.

The beers and bartender were great-​but omg the four corners salad had an entire garlic clove in there! I was starving-hadn’t eaten all day and couldn’t quite figure out if it was the pickled onions perhaps with the off flavor? Nope-​two hours later I have brushed my
Teeth and tongue multiple times-​used mouthwash, gum, lots of water-it’s awful and I cannot get rid of the taste of garlic! I am doubtful the taste will even be gone by tomorrow afternoon. Colorado Plus, please disclose this on your menu or tell your staff to do the same. I do not want to swear you off but this is awful.

My boyfriend and I have been slowly but surely checking all of the highest rated burger joints in the Denver area off our list. Once a week or so, we’ll pull up an article or list from one online publication or another, pick a burger joint and give it a shot. Well, last night we were feeling lazy. Colorado Plus is within walking distance, and we hadn’t been since 2 days after they had opened (they didn’t have a full menu at the time). A 4 star Unilocal review was enough for us… we walked on over.
First things first: dog friendly patio. They seated us quickly and brought a bowl of water out for the pup. Our waitress was attentive, friendly, knowledgeable, and awesome. We ordered two flights and each had the Colorado Plus burger (I think that’s what it was called). The burgers ere AMAZING. So decadent, it was like eating dessert. Easily in my top 3, if not the best. I can’t stop thinking about it… if Colorado Plus doesn’t make a best burgers in Denver list very soon, I’ll be shocked. The fries and house made chips with dipping sauces were delish too. We will be back to try the rest of the menu in the very near future. Maybe. Or maybe I’ll just get another perfect burger.

My husband and I visited here tonight with some family friends and absolutely loved this place. Great/​huge selection of CO beers (I had a peach Saison… yummy!). We got the salmon artichoke dip appetizer and it was fantastic. Everyone seemed happy with their meal selection (did not hear one complaint). And the dessert… holy Toledo. Two of us got the homemade vanilla maple bacon ice cream — yeah, that exists — and it was to die for.
We went here on a Monday night and had great service inside (thank you Martina!). We were a slightly difficult party, as I was meeting people for the first time and my husband hadn’t seen these family friends in years, so we were chatty… Martina paid excellent attention to us and was extremely patient, as it probably took us 20 minutes to order beers and an hour to order food, lol. She also wasn’t too overbearing at the same time, which I know can be a fine like to walk. She was fantastic and even took a picture of the 4 of us at the end for good measure. And just FYI this is a great place to go to watch a football game if you’re into that sort of thing… TVs a plenty.
Great little brewery in Wheat Ridge — we will definitely be back. :)

9÷21÷15 I returned and was looking for a juicy, delicious cheeseburger so got the LTO burger. It was just fair. Not much flavor and not very moist and juicy. Bun was just fair. The truffle fries are great tho.
8÷15÷15 I got a Colorado burger and truffle fries to go. They were awesome. Would def go back and eat on their patio.

They have tons of taps showcasing several local breweries, so there’s always something new to try. I did the sample set so I could taste several beers from multiple locations without having to go to each location. I know, it’s kinda cheating and I go to the actual brewery when I can, but it’s nice to have options.
The food was pretty tasty with our only complaint being slow service, but to be fare we had a table to 14 people, so you kinda have to expect a bit of a slow down with that large of a group at an off time with few servers on staff.
I’ll definatly go back and try them again.

Kid friendly, tasty beer, unique food options and great service! My husband enjoyed the habanero burger special and I liked their standard burger. My daughter loved their applesauce. Very fresh!
The «DIY beer flight» was fun. We got to write down on the tray what we wanted.
Portion sizes were huge so keep that in mind, or ask. We got a tasty salad as an appetizer that was a meal in itself.

Colorado Plus, can’t help but give 3-​stars for my first impression. They have one of the best Colorado beer lists I’ve ever seen, however the service even though friendly just seemed a little too absent. You know the type of service where when you’re done with your meal they come to ask if you want another beer or a drink refill?
The food I found was a tad lackluster as well.
The Jalapeño poppers were massive, but only 3 on a plate. They were tasty, and had a great corndog type batter. I never tasted the «pork belly» that was supposed to be in them.
The famed «Adult Mac N Cheese»… $ 13, and had some of the fattiest pulled pork; had to pluck almost half of it out. This dish could actually do without the pork, and with more jalapenos. Even serve it in a smaller app size.
The standout food that two of us had was the Bison Pastrami Reuben with truffle fries! I would go to Colorado Plus just for that. It was excellent.

Why 5 stars? Because of the local beer selection.
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A huge shoutout to the guys at De Steeg for giving us the heads up on this spot. We had planned on trying our luck at a few different breweries, but we were told that CPBP really had the best selection of all the local breweries. They were right! I mean… they have 56 rotating Colorado beer taps. It’s tough to beat that.
On my 2^nd visit to Denver, I had to settle on going to a place like Yard House. Sure, they have a ton of beers, but the lack of local product made me really made me appreciate CPBP.

My fiancé and I come here often!
We take friends from out of state here when they visit and the love it!
Always a great beer selection!
The tree hugger burger and the truffle fries are beyond delicious!

I came here with some pretty high expectations of enjoying a real quality hamburger. I love a good juicy burger and try them all over town. I don’t mind paying extra when I have found perfection, and this one was far from it. As you can see from the picture it was more well done and lacked the juiciness and flavor I was looking for. The meat tasted funny, like it was exposed to the open air too long prior to cooking. The cook may have pressed it bit much while grilling and squished all the juice out. Their hand made sauces for dipping were very good. I definitely liked the bbq. Fries were hand cut which I always appreciate.
Staffing– Whoever hired these folks hit a home run. Martina was my waitress and she had to be one of the kindest, most attentive that I have had. A big shout out to her! I didn’t drink any beer, but I overheard the bar staff and they were extremely knowledgeable about the beer the severed and could explain each perfectly.
I sat in the bar area. Very relaxed atmosphere. Several family get together and a few just enjoying lunch and playing cards. The bar is kind of dark, so if you want a little sunshine I would suggest sitting up front by the window or the patio area. I’m sorry for the low rating but I just wasn’t «wowed» or overwhelmed by my burger.

Place is ever evolving. Art displays are done upstairs during first Fridays and they started to brew their own super small batch brews. They continue to have one of the best tap selections in the state, always adding new breweries as they pop up week after week and upgrading their food menu.
Everyone I encounter here seems to genuinely enjoy working there, which says a lot about a business.
Great spot to take a tour of Colorado’s beer boom without leaving your stool

I did not try the food on my visit (I was just looking to sample some beer during my northward trek). So, I walked in mid-​afternoon on a weekday and grabbed a spot at the bar. The bartender was helping me before I even was seated. This level of service in the bar was maintained during my entire visit. During my 90 minute stay, I had the opportunity to talk with the owners/​managers (Jae and Eugene), as well as the Brewmaster Adam. All were quite friendly, knowledgeable, and all-​around pleasant.
Colorado Plus really does a bit of everything. They are a nano-​brewery, an extensive tap house, a full bar, and they also serve food. I sampled all four of their house beers, and enjoyed them all. Some friends of mine had been there the previous day, and recommended the one with catnip in the hops. The Mt. Owtsaca is described as «5% ABV and 24 IBUs and is quite fruity due to the house blend of Belgian-​style yeasts». It was a solid, multi-​purpose brew, that I found quite tasty. Aside from the four in-​house beers, I also sampled from other breweries that I have not yet had a chance to visit (the true beauty of a tap room).
I liked that every beer in here is a Colorado Craft beer. I also appreciated that they have gone beyond the most popular selections from other breweries. Yes, you will find some of your favorites, but I also felt like I had a chance to sample some interesting lesser-​known offerings as well. From talking with the folks here, they keep up a rapid rotation of what is on tap, so this really is an ideal place for beer lovers who want to try new things, without burning a tank of gas and dedicating their whole weekend to criss-​crossing Colorado.
$ 10 for a flight of five 4-​ounce pours was pretty reasonable. Which reminded me that although I enjoy tap houses, I get irritated when I am charged as much for a beer at one of them, as I might pay for one at a nice restaurant (outside of happy hour). Colorado Plus was NOT guilty of doing this. This is not my neighborhood, but should I find myself in the area in the future, this will probably be my first stop.