Lone Tree Brewing

The Parker location of Lone Tree Brewing has become one of our regular places to go and enjoy a beer in the Parker area. The location is easy to get to and the atmosphere is relaxed and welcoming. We will often take a game in with us and play a round or two while enjoying our beers.The service has always been friendly and kind. We will often order our first round at the bar and start our tab, then go from there.I find that the beers at either Lone Tree Brewing location are good quality and have nice bold flavors. My beer of choice this season has been their Vanilla Carmel Amber which is outstanding. I often leave with a six pack in hand for the house.The bar has an excellent soft pretzel that they heat up on site and serve with cheese (not my favorite) or a nice brown mustard. The pretzel is a great size for sharing and has always tasted great. They usually will have a standard plane pretzel or a jalapeno cheese pretzel to choose from. They also have pizzas that you can order at any time. I have not tried the pizza yet.In addition, they often have a food truck on site that is connected to their outdoor patio. It is super easy to step out to the truck to make your order and continue to enjoy your cold brew while it is being prepared.

A fun place to meet friends for a cold beer or flights. The staff is fun & friendly provides good service. Bring snacks or buy something from the food truck and hang outside at picnic tables on the patio and play games.

Excellent service and a very pleasant atmosphere at this second location of Lone Tree Brewing, with a great patio and the same or similar selection of good beers as their original location. We came for the first time last evening, and found the friendly atmosphere and smiling staff to be terrific, just like their original spot.But, I miss Barnett & Son Brewing, which closed at this location earlier this year upon the owner's retirement. I thought their beers were a notch above most other brewpubs in the South Metro area, and kinda wish Lone Tree had kept producing some of their recipes.

3.1.24 will be remembered in history, Parker welcomes the new and additional tasting room for Lone Tree Brewing Co. It was an amazing day. You would have thought it was Hop Zombie day! The crowds & community came out in droves. The great people of the neighboring breweries also came by to say high & celebrate. The best part is that they git to retain mist of the staff from Barnett & Son Brewing. Not to worry, Parker Brewing community, we get to see the same faces serving up your brews still. The food was great, the band was jamming, people were laughing, smiling, and having a good old time. The beer community here is strong. This is a great start to the Parker Location. This place is like the Cheers bar of Parker. Vibes were on point. There is plenty of seating for everyone. There is plenty of outdoor seating, too, and I can't wait for that 1st nice peek of spring & summer weather for patio drinks. If you are looking for a place where the staff makes and treats you like family while you get to sip of great brews and chop it up with friends, this is ya spot. Come on down, say hi to Kim, Candace, & the rest of the crew & sip on some brews!

We used to come to this location all the time when it was Barnett, so we wanted to give it a try now that the location is owned by Lone Tree. When we arrived, there were four adults and five kids taking up 1/4 of the tables, monopolizing three tables as "play" tables for their kids. I can live with that - people with kids want to socialize, and that's fine. HOWEVER. In spite of signs on every table advising patrons to keep their kids seated with them and to provide supervision, the youngest three were shouting, screeching, running around, and generally making a mess with their toys. There were three employees in the establishment, and none of them told these families to get control of their kids. We left after drinking only half of our beers, and we won't be back until the brewery decides to enforce their own published policies. This is a BREWERY, an adult space by definition, not Chuck E Cheese's. Not every space is appropriate for children, especially if their parents let them bother other patrons.

Great service and ambiance, nice vibes, and have a bangin fish truck quite often.. Irie

Great brewery with open space, lots of seating and regular food trucks. Tons of beer on tap including rotating specials. Food is limited inside to soft pretzels and pizza but food trucks offer more. Outside food is allowed. Limited soda options and no ice on site (so bring some if you care about that). Inside and outside seating available. Dogs and kids are both welcome. Service is fast and friendly. Love having this place in the burbs!

I used to go here when it was Barnett's. I really liked it. Recently I have not been so impressed. We went for beer a few weeks ago and a dog was indoors barking the entire time. The staff did nothing. I did not want to go back. My wife thought we should try again. We went back and they put a 6% "retail service fee" on the bill after the fact. I understand that was for management expenses. That should be part of the cost of the beer. This is deceptive since you don't know the cost until the bill arrives. I am disgusted with the business practices of Lone Tree and this will be my last visit.