6 and 40 Brewery

Wow!! What a hole in the wall! Found this place through our "Hop Passport" Felt like we stepped back in time. This brewery has a 50s diner/garage feel to it. Tons of seating inside and some outside but unfortunately, it had not been cleaned due to the snow yet so the tables and seats were soaked and we had to sit inside on a beautiful sunny day. We had checked their website to look at their beers on tap and once we got there they notified us that the website had not been updated and the beers we wanted were not actually available so that was a bummer. Other than that, this place was pretty cool!

When on this side of town I will definitely stop back in. Strange location but super friendly staff and the Chili Beer has a nice little kick.

Cool little micro brewery with lots of different beer styles available. Friendly beertender. Lots of choices, including some seasonal dark beers. The Stout was a bit sweet, but the porter was delicious. Location is hidden in an industrial park, off the main road so drive around until you find them. Decor reminds me of traveling Route 66 in the 1960s. They are on the Denver Beer (passport) trail. Go here -- have an excellent beer.

Truly enjoyed this brewery! Little hole in the wall, small town, Diner feel. Beer was great! We had Belgian style, IPA, English stout and a Pilsner. Took a Cabernet barrel aged Belgian Golden to go. Yum! Excellent service and friendly atmosphere. Our favorite so far in CO!

Went here on 6/18/22. This brewery is tucked away in an industrial area. There are a few signs. It's next to a brewing store. This is a car themed brewery. Lots of old posters inside. Its a good atmosphere. Lots of beers. From light to dark. Looks like they have crowlers. I think they bottle 1 of their beers. Friendly bartender. In the main area there are bar seats and high top tables. Then there are 2 other rooms that have low tables. Good amount of space. We ordered a flight. We tried the cream ale, watermelon sour, table beer, brown, Mexican amber lager, west coast ipa and biere de garde. The brown and Biere de garde were really good. Cream ale and watermelon sour were underwhelming. But most part the beers were good. Will definitely be back. Cheers!

I went here for my first time 2 days ago. What a cool freakin place. They had a little pot luck going on where I sampled the most delicious peppermint and chocolate cookies I've ever shoved into my pie hole. Yeah, there was no grace or manners being applied as I made noises of sheer delight while I stuffed one after another of these amazing cookies into my talk box. Right in front of crying kids as I blocked their access to said cookies and yelled, "they're so delicious" as one after another entered my mouth and made their way to my tum tum. Anyway, I'm kidding about the kids of course. The beer here is fantastic. I tried their seltzer, cider ale and German Lager. So good. The ambiance is freakin dope. It looks like a car guys garage with posters and placards of old cars and so many other cool photos and pics. The staff is nice as can be, my buddy knew the owners so they spent a little time talking to us. Very nice folks. It's kind of off the beaten path but so worth the trip.

Rad hidden gem. Wasn't on Yelp so had to add it but Google threw us a bone in the area looking for beer. Reminded me of Blue Tile Brewery but a bit more established. Think Colorado brewery in the 2010-2015 era. 6 and 40 has been making beers for a bit though and they've really honed their recipes and styles. Indoor and outdoor seating. Gives me a diner vibe but indoors in the main room felt slightly cramped with the bright tanks and counter plus seating. Adjacent they have a brewing supply store. Reminded me of The Brew Hut down in Aurora adjacent to Dry Dock Brewing Company. Friendly and fast service. Samples, flights, full and half pours are available as you would expect. I personally am into the hoppy and malty and this brewery checked all those boxes. Cities can be over saturated with breweries these days. It's nice to see a brewery focusing on the beer. It's also nice to see a spot servicing what they brew and not just a taproom with beer from elsewhere.Well worth a drive to check this spot out. Honorable mention to Google for showing me this spot. Will certainly be back to see what's new on tap!

I went solo and posted up in their big outdoor covered area with a book and blanket and very much enjoyed myself. Plenty of seating outside and a good smattering inside as well. I went on a Friday around 4 and it was already popping, so I get the feeling this is a well loved spot. There was a food truck, though I opted out.The bartenders were great; extra points for the one who helped me as he remembered my name and even pronounced it correctly! Lastly, I found the beers to be fantastic and I loved their cocktail concept, where they brew beers to mimic popular mixed drinks. I will definitely be back.

Such a fun find! Great variety of beers, fun people and cute place. We'll definitely be back!

Fantastic brewery, amazing beer (and beertenders - thanks, Thomas) and wonderful owners (huge thanks to Eileen and Tom)! We partnered with 6 and 40 to host a company charity event for The Action Center, and it was a huge success. The venue had plenty of space and an awesome atmosphere. We're hoping to make this an annual event!