Station 26 Brewing

Station 26, like you may have guessed from its name, is a fire station turned brewery. It is located a bit out of the way of anything so if you approach a neighborhood and think "I must have gone the wrong way and GPS is wrong", you are going the right way and GPS is almost never wrong, at least in my experience. They have a great beer list including a couple sour beers which is up my alley, both were absolutely delicious!My favorite thing about Station 26 was the large amount of outdoor seating with the covered seating right outside the front entrance and uncovered to the side of the building. I believe there is over 20 tables outside.

Your experience can go one of two ways - really appreciating creative brews and funky flavors, or really hoping you can grab a good taste of simple. The West Coast IPA was just meh. Enjoyable, but nothing to write home about. The Pumpkin Ale, however, was very enjoyable. Literally tastes like pumpkin pie. Pro tip: Start with a flight and add in the Tangerine Cream (tastes like an orange creamsicle) and don't confuse the Pumpkin Ale with the Oktoberfest Lager (unless you want a lager).

A beautiful interior space completely wasted by terrible music playing so loud you couldn't have a conversation, a rude staff - no I don't appreciate sarcasm and talking to me like I'm stupid when I'm tipping you 30% - and I cannot stand a brewery that is a playground. There were children all over the place with drunk slob parents chasing their children with a beer in hand or not watching them at all. Absolutely awful. I would probably rank this as one of the worst brewery experiences I've had globally not just in Denver. The atmosphere was so awful I left without finishing my pint. I won't be back.

The beer, atmosphere, and attitudes are...eh. Too many kids and not enough indoor seating.

I was here with a group of five for Harry Potter themed trivia night so that's being taken into account in this review. Trivia started at 7 and we got there at 6:15 and luckily snagged one of the last tables! We ended up sitting in the tent area which was fine, glad we got a beer when we did because the line quickly grew super long. There were 101 trivia teams playing the Colorado Trivia League game which was kind of crazy, the place was packed! Overall beers were solid - I had a Hazy IPA and their classic Juicy Banger. I wish they had more dark options on tap for January (if I remember there was just one high ABV stout). Overall cool spot but wouldn't go back for a crowded trivia night.

I absolutely loved this place when I lived in Denver. Cute neighborhood location out of the way but still really close to major roads & highways. Excellent variety and love a dog friendly patio to pet the furry friends. Street parking only so keep your eyes peeled as you approach

The beer is great, the place is indescribably laid-back, and the staff is friendly! What a gem!

Cute little brewery with loads of outdoor seating that's covered. Nice variety on tap. Rotating food trucks. Great customer service. Family friendly too. I loved the lavender blonde!

Really outstanding beers, and my friends who came to see us perform at the "Bluegrass brunch" really enjoyed the experience - not just us but especially Station 26. Great service and ambience.

After long bike rides and coming back from Sand Creek trail through Stapleton - we ALWAYS love Station 26 Brewing! And their food truck offerings are usually very solid choices! And of course super craft beer styles.