Highside Brewing - Frisco

Great beer, good bbq, dogs, games, live music - what else can you ask for?! Service is awesome and they'll let you try samples to find your favorite brew. The spot is spacious and has several big couches and chairs next to a large warm fireplace. I loved that it was dog friendly. Food options are outstanding - the brisket was perfectly cooked and there was a great selection of sauces. We've been here before, we will come back, and continue to recommend as one of our favorite breweries in the Rocky Mountains!

Good drinks (I had the Kolsch and my partner had wine) and comfortable space, made more fun and animated by the friendly canine customers.On the other hand, the food was truly epic in its awfulness. We ordered the half rack of ribs and pulled pork sandwich, The ribs were incredibly tough (so, way undercooked). After finally sawing off a single rib, I recall the seasoning as somewhat off-putting, but it overwhelming saltiness (as opposed to the flavor and tough texture) that made them completely inedible. The pulled pork sandwich was better except that the pork was borderline cool/tepid, so pretty unappetizing. And as others have noted, a "side of pickled vegetables" means a couple of pickle chips.Here's what was most annoying: we're on vacation, the meal put us off ordering anything else, so we decided not to say anything. Yet, when the owner/manager who took our order stopped by to collect the trays, he paused to look at the uneaten meals, then picked everything up without asking how the meals was or if there was a problem and walked away. Clearly, this is a business that no longer cares.

Beer is goodService is goodBBQ isn't very good The Mac n cheese taste like it from a box. The noodles were over cooked. 0/10Brisket- dry 6/10Pulled pork- lacked flavor 6/10The "side of pickled veggies" only two green beans, two pickles and a one jalapeno. 0/10

The beer was awesome and the food was also. Their Mac n cheese had a good flavor, I think Gouda was the base. I tried the brisket and enjoyed it. It was a little pricier than I expected, but was fine. Note that you can't park in front of the business and have to park a few spots down the main street there.

Music was on. Friendly bartender Jacob put Celtics game on. Good banter.No crowd, friendly locals. VERY Dog Friendly.Food, BBQ, pretty good for Colorado. Avoid the sauces. One is used to drench the nachos, which are horrid.

Food is terrible, absolutely just terrible. Drinks were good. Dogs in the place were entertaining. We would not go back.

Food, service ambiance, everything has declined considerably. The few people (4) that worked tonight were doing the best they could so I have no beef with the employees; however, no one was waiting on the tables( they had zero waiters) and we had to walk to the bar to order drinks and food. We ordered Southwest Salad which consisted of black beans, chips and ranch dressing (very little salad)- this was much closer to nachos. We questioned the salad and the cook stated this was their version of a salad. The macaroni and cheese was bland and smothered in cheese. The turkey sandwich tasted good but it was a $17 grilled turkey sandwich- very overpriced. The bar had decent microbrewery options but all the mixed drinks were made using rail liquor. This place used to have good waiters, gas fire pits that provides additional ambiance, and the food portions did not leave you running to the local Safeway for dinner! This restaurant has declined significantly and leaves much to be desired.

We spent an impromptu day/night in Frisco, and were in search of a brewery to spend the afternoon at after a long morning of hiking. After considering a few, we stopped at Highside given the food truck, as well! It's a cute little no frills place with great beer and space to hang out. They had some table games, but many people also came to work. We loved that the food truck set up allows you to bring your dog into the taproom. We enjoyed a flight of all of their beers and pulled pork nachos with all of the sauces. The mustard sauce was my favorite, but they were all solid! The beers were also solid - I don't typically enjoy dark beers but I enjoyed the pilsner and Oktoberfest per usual! Overall, very chill spot that I'd recommend for an afternoon snack break. :)

Beer is good. Pulled pork sandwhich was very soggy when it got to us, street corn is served cold, and cornbread tastes doughy. Otherwise decent place but a little overpriced for the quality of food.

We came on Super Bowl Sunday and were happy to find a place to watch the game . Plenty of seating and lots of tvs . The beer was good . Food was terrible . Had the wings, which are pretty hard to mess up , but they did . They came out cold and tasted strongly of liquid smoke with no other sauces other than ranch to cover up the taste . They were kind enough to take them off our tab and replace them with chips and salsa . Overall good place to grab a drink .