Red Leg Brewing Company

Red Leg Brewing was a fun place to dine outside with our dogs and enjoy a cold brew. It was somehat nice at the tables with the sun out, but a little chilly on a breezy December day. Note that dogs are not allowed to sit with you inside or on the grassy areas.There were a few seating areas with fire pits. Our favorite foods were the lobster roll (extra lobster, of course) and the Sasquatch cookies. Their specialty cookie was an Andes mint cookie. So decadent! We would return on our next visit, but only if it was warmer outside.Beautiful views too from this location.

We took a road trip to Colorado Springs to check out some local breweries. First stop: Red Leg Brewing Company. The outdoor area was massive, with food options and cozy seating areas with fireplaces. But it was too chilly to sit outside, so we grabbed a spot at the bar instead. No reservation needed!The staff was super friendly and attentive. We ordered a flight, which included four beers: Hobbiton NZ IPA, Space Force One Double Hazy, Kolsch, and Hazy IPA. All were delicious!Red Leg Brewing is perfect for big groups - they've got plenty of space! We had a great time and would definitely go back.

This place was suggested by my air bnb host. I LOVE the patio space, absolutely stunning views. I like that there are several food options and they were open til 8 which was great after a long day of driving. I had the gose which was really good too. I do wish there was more indoor space since it was pretty cold and was full for trivia. Also, if you hate hearing kids scream, this isn't your spot. There's enough space and it seems kid friendly enough, but the number of parents letting their kid run around without supervision was concerning. That's not the fault of the brewery, but still odd.

A gem of a brewery in Colorado Springs. Loved the variety of brews, every beer I got I loved. The location, view, outdoor and indoor seating is just perfect for family, friends or a date. There's food available as well. Plenty of parking too! Loved this visit!!

Cool spot with lots of indoor/outdoor seating. A handful of vendor options for food and cocktails. The burger vendor was really good and food came out pretty fast. Lots of space for kids and dogs.

We stopped by red leg brewing after our tour of the garden of the gods which is quite frankly the perfect combination as they are virtually right next to each other.The brewery has a large campus. There is a giant grass area for the kids to run around (with a stage, presumably for live music - though there wasn't any when we attended), lots of seating (both indoors or outdoors), a few different food options (lobster, burgers, pizza, cookies, etc.) and plenty of beer options (including extensive gluten free and non-alcoholic ones). There is also a distillery on campus, if beer isn't your thing, including their own red leg brand.Our group had a little bit of everything, and it was all fantastic. Would definitely recommend for everyone to stop by, if at the very least to check out this fun campus after a drive (or hike!!), through the garden of the gods. You won't be disappointment!!

This was our first time coming here and I must say we enjoyed our visit. Everyone was very friendly, upbeat and enjoying themselves.The selection of drinks was great and Kenn really liked that. He got an opportunity to sample all that he wanted to try and he liked the majority of them. The atmosphere was laid back and nice. A lot f food trucks were closed but, 2. I got a chance to get that mushroom burger I wanted. Everything was great and we will be back.Definitely want try the bingo night!!

Located near the Garden of the Gods, it's a nice place to spend drinking and eating with friends, especially after hiking and walking around outside. Mostly outdoor seating areas with a bar and different food vendors in crates around. The bartenders were super friendly. The beer was good and refreshing, large selection! They also have some to-go beers and gourmet popcorn for sale. They have self-serve water coolers outside and plastic cups by the water fountains with ice cold water that was a nice touch on a hot day!

The down and dirty: massive parking lot, large tables, tons of seating outside, pet friendly, gluten free options, and vegan/ vegetarian options. I really enjoyed red leg brewing and their gluten free beers! The gluten free ipa was shockingly similar to a traditional ipa, to the point that I had to double check!! I really appreciated the multiple GF options and the adult slush was also delicious. Drinks are ordered in the indoor portion or through a wait staff member. There are tons of tables indoors and outdoors, and the tables are large enough for big groups during the summer the indoors does get a bit warm with not much air flow. Outdoors there are multiple food stalls in storage containers, I was able to find a gluten free vegetarian meal in the burger place by ordering the veggie burger with a GF bun. The burger was insanely flavorful, with a smoky aftertaste that I loved. The bun was also impressive and did not fall apart despite my slow eating- which is impressive for any gluten free substitute!

I thought the beer selection was ok, but what put it over the top for me was the variety of food and drink options available in the space. My girlfriend ordered a flight and I got the hazy IPA. Again, the beers were ok, but the candied caliente burger at the burger bunker was probably one of the best burgers I've ever had. Perfectly cooked medium patty, crispy bacon, and that jalapeño jam was INSANE. If I could bottle up the feeling I had while eating that burger, I would covet it like Gollum did the ring. The service was solid as well. We only waited less than 10mins for a server to take our beer order. I waited about 10-15mins in the burger line and about another 10 for the burger. We ordered an amor azul and a mezcal sour from the liquor cabinet, both of which were solid especially for the price. For dessert we shared a delicious ice cream sandwich from Sasquatch cookies. The atmosphere was very nice as well. Big green fake grass for families and a stage where I'm assuming they do live music. There's no dogs allowed on the grass, but ours sat with us at the outdoor picnic table. Overall I would absolutely visit again.