Breckenridge Brewery

Brew Tour - I have done 6 or so brewery tours in the area (New Belgium, Odell, Avery, Blue Moon, Coors, Great Divide). Breckenridge in Littleton is the best. (others are good, but Breck is the best.) Tour price is reasonable, they are the most generous on their beer sampling, (sample some before the tour, take one on the tour, and sample some at the end), and the staff is friendly. Took a tour yesterday with Mark and Kevin and they were great. Breck keep doing your tours this way. Inexpensive way for customers to learn about your Brews.

We stopped in here after a hike and I got their a hot sandwich (I think it was the Delouise) with a side cup of their french onion soup. The soup was really good and had the right amount of cheese and bread/croutons thrown on top. The sandwich was good and I would have it again, but I'd try something else and explore the menu a bit more next time. I tried a flight of lighter beers and enjoyed them all and I tasted a few stouts that I'd also recommend. Everyone else seemed to enjoy their food and we sat in the rear by the windows, which was nice and quiet. The food came out quickly and our server was great, made recommendations, and took a group photo.I think this is the third Breckenridge Brewery I've visited (the DTC hotel one and the one in Breckenridge are the others) and this was my favorite of them all.

Stopped by Breckenridge Brewery's Farmhouse restaurant for a late lunch around 2pm and was pleasantly surprised by the large and beautifully decorated interior. The outdoor picnic table seating area was busy with lots of kids running around and people enjoying the sunny Fall weather. Inside was spacious and busier by the front bar section. My husband and I were seating towards the back where a nice fireplace was going and it was a much quieter area. Service was a bit slow mainly from it being busy, but we were still seated quickly!We ordered the Palisade Peach and So Fresh & So Queen beers. What we thought were our beers arrived very quickly after placing our order and when we tried them, we were taken aback by the flavors as they did not taste what we had expected them to be like. They tasted like IPAs and we felt bad about having to say something, but I knew I wouldn't be able to drink mine and enjoy it at all. As we were waiting for someone to come around to exchange the beers for something different, a team member brought over two beers and we were relieved to realize that we were given the wrong drinks to start off with! The correct beers were good and what we expected them to taste like. The Deluise Pastrami Sandwich was delicious and it would be a menu dish I recommend highly. The Fish & Chips were good, but over breaded on the piece my husband had and on the oily side. Fries had a great crisp to them with some chunky sea salt and the coleslaw was good as well. Overall, Breckenridge Brewery is a well established place where you can enjoy the ambiance of a large property with a big beer selection, large food portions, lots of seating and friendly team members. I personally wouldn't say it stands out in a way that would make me want to come back compared to other local breweries especially for the price point, but if you're looking for a popular big name brewery to hang out at, this might be the spot for you.

Good food for a brewery, above expectations. My salad was fresh and tasty, although small for $19. I had to add falafel and still not big enough. Service was good as well. Fun atmosphere.

We stopped in for a few beers after a hike nearby. It's a large complex with lots of picnics tables outside and seating inside. We took a quick pass inside before deciding on an outdoor spot. We both enjoyed a few Vanilla Porters and split a pretzel with cheese and mustard while enjoying the cool breezes and watching a storm roll in. Service at both the outdoor bar, as well as the food truck were cheery and attentive.

Loved going here! Such a huge place, I was a little overwhelmed though. But it was gorgeous and only had a drink.

We arrived and were immediately invited to do a tour and tasting by Mark (I think -white-haired gentleman). He did the tour and did an awesome job telling us about brewing process and history of Breckenridge (with an "e", not "I"). Very informative and fun. Tour started with a welcome beer and ended with a 4 flight tasting. Great conversations during the tasting, with recommendations for other places to stop in Colorado Springs (took his advice on trying Local Relic Artisan Ales for beer and brunch!!). Kevin did a great job hosting us as well. All this for $5/person!!!

Awesome atmosphere awesome food great service wonderful place and even barbecue. Pete is a great guy. Thank you for his service. Good prices, wonderful restaurant and outdoor space dog friendly, etc. that TVs.

Went for my birthday lunch. The salmon was delicious, perfectly cooked! Service was fast and friendly!

Nice place, we were visiting and were told the summer outside is better but has food trucks, ect. The meatloaf was not good, pass on it! It is " bar food". Beer was good.