Ratio Beerworks

Had a great time. Great beer, bartenders were all nice, had good chats with other patrons. Nothing too fancy, feels very easy and comfortable. Had live music inside; it was cold out, but the patio looks like it would be great for warmer weather!

I can't believe this Ratio location has been open for two years now and I just visited for the first time this past weekend. In the Overland neighborhood, it's only a few streets away from Broadway and some great businesses, but this location seems out in the weeds for whatever reason.Ratio has been a top brewery for me since I moved to Denver. I've prophesied on more than one occasion that King of Carrot Flowers is the unofficial beer of Denver. A seasonal carrot saison named after a Neutral Milk Hotel song? If that doesn't scream Denver, I don't know what does!They had an art market this past weekend with various vendors. Due to the snowstorm, they had to have the event entirely indoors and they have plenty of space in the back of the brewery to host events like these.It's funny seeing the Declaration of Independence still hanging from the previous brewery, which was fittingly named "Declaration." They closed during the beginning of Covid, and I'm glad Ratio slid in to take over the space.They still make great beer. Repeater is a go to pale ale for me. They do make some new beers on occasion, but I actually love their smaller menu with the core offerings they have on hand. Quality not quantity.This brewery definitely seems like the grown up older sibling compared to the constant punk party in RiNo. However, the bartenders were extremely friendly and it made for an appropriate setting on a snow day. I hope more people find them in this hidden part of town and show them some love!

Awful. Didn't finish our beers which were only ok. Constant F word music and songs calling for the death of people by name made it very un enjoyable. Having a viewpoint is one thing but most businesses try to keep the atmosphere generally welcoming. I for sure wouldn't want a kid to come here! Call me old but I'm a beer loving customer who won't be back and will spread the word.

I enjoyed my visit to Ratio. Their beer was very good and it was a nice cap to my night of brewery hopping. The bartender was very nice and the taproom had a good vibe. Definitely a star in the Denver craft beer scene:

I was thrilled to hear about a second Ratio Beerworks location, walking distance from my friend's apartment complex. It was toasty outside, but the misters made everything nicer. We grabbed pints at the counter and sat at the large, round corner booth. Ratio is generally great for large groups. There's also the outdoor patio area that's perfect for pets. From a marketing standpoint, it'd be cool if the Cherokee location had special brews to attract more people, but that's just my opinion. I always get one of 2-3 IPAs, which are solid here. My favorite type of beer!

There's a new ratio location in town, and I'm excited to try more of the beers they have to offer! This location has a more extensive menu compared to the one in RiNo, I love the increased variety in offering! I've been to their location in RiNo previously and this location looks aesthetically similar, but there's a whole lot more going on! They have a food truck on site everyday, lots of merch available and some more indoor seating compared to the RiNo location! They're gearing up for more events and live music here in the future so this location will be a good one to check out. Also, since it's winter, they have heaters next to every table which does help a bit if you can't find a seat inside. Since I live in the neighborhood, I will definitely be stopping by often to try the different beers they have on tap. The staff is quick and efficient with service and are more than willing to answer any questions you may have about their beers. For now at least, there's always street parking in the block around the brewery but this may get trickier as it grows in popularity as there will be multiple apartment complexes around that will use the street parking. This is not a brewery to skip and there's a different vibe here so if you're a fan of ratio's beers I'd definitely recommend a trip down to the overland neighborhood to visit their newest location.

Not trying to yearbook sign with Joelle's previous review. This spot is awesome. Always a fan of the Rhino Ratio location so I'm very happy they opened a second location. Went to Declaration once but Ratio really knocked the outdoor space out of the park and made it their own. Big Ratio vibes all around. If you've been to the original location you'll recognize the colors and vibe. This spot does feel distinctly different and that's a great thing! From the outdoor layout to the beers on tap AND the rotating food truck.The outdoor walls will get some large murals in the near future. Still I love the juxtaposition of concrete and greenery on the patio. Table side heaters for the cooler months. Nice and open for a breeze but still closed off and private. A nice line of sight from indoors to outdoors for that work meeting, homie hangout, or loner date to accompany their fantastic tap offerings. Plenty of NA options too plus a few more beers on tap that Rhino doesn't have. Maybe I'm a little behind on the rotating taps at Rhino but it felt like they had the classics and a few specific beers I haven't seen at the original ratio.Staff was extremely friendly and helpful with navigating their beers. Quick service and they were in and around tables picking up empty glasses, adjusting chairs, and tweaking heaters for anyone that made a request.I live closest to the Rhino location but luckily my friend lives a two minute walk from this spot. Will certainly be back to check out this location and to see it continue to develop in the coming months! Usually hit up the nearby Brutal Poodle before a show at The Gothic but this will become my new go to spot for a drink and bite to eat. Cheers!

Had a great experience here and highly recommend it. It's a pretty big space and it has a friendly, inviting vibe. It was clean inside and the bartender that served me was nice. They have a wide selection of beers and I liked both of the ones I had.

Good beer and locations. Very disappointing that there are zero baby changing stations in the restrooms. Several families with young children frequent here.

Rolled in via bike (ask about the Beermuda Triangle) to check it out. Unassuming locale for a brewery. Nice outdoor patio and decent sized tap room. The beers speak louder than words here, tried several different beers, all super solid. Oktoberfest style, IPA's and a most epic fresh hop IPA. (The kind you rarely find out of the PNW- if you know you know) Dogs on patio only, umbrellas but no cover.