Twisted Pine Brewing Company

Excellent craft beers and munchies. I especially liked their vast selection, I tried a very good Hazy a blonde and a New England IPA, all were very good

I got TWISTED on their Helles Yeah! ;DMeanwhile... my husband swirled into the Emerald Sunset. Both, were full of flavor that made us go... "WOW, this place makes good beer." At first, we weren't sure what beers to try because of their vast variety. Kindly, the bartender helping us said, "Why don't you try the two you're between?" Personally, I appreciate when a bartender offers this. As a customer, you don't always want to ask but you also don't want to be stuck with a beer you don't love. So big thank you and shout out to the team for this! The inside was a neat, almost pub-ish atmosphere. We opted to sit on the patio with our pup, which has a peak of a mountain view and real mellow vibes. It was exactly what we needed to have a laid back conversation with one another. Ultimately, we'd go back! The beer reminded us of beer we had abroad. Plus, they are known for the majority of their beers being gluten-reduced, less than 20 ppm gluten. Personally, I could tell. I felt less bloated and lighter after these beers than others.

Second time here, first to sit inside. It's a cozy place with lots of TVs to watch while hanging out. I had a pint of the Reilly's Oak Whiskey Red, and my wife enjoyed her Big Shot. We didn't eat anything on this trip, but we liked the pizza last time and would get good again. Beertenders were friendly enough as well. We didn't stay too long on this visit, but we won't hesitate to come back.

I wish I was closer love the atmosphere, beer and food!!! Today I had a The Fig pizza. It was so good and paired well with my Billy's Chillies beer. What a great ending to a perfect day!! Love Colorado

Stopped here after a hike in Boulder. Nice establishment that offers indoor and outdoor seating. They offered plenty of picnic tables that had shade. We got the wings and they were good! I typically love IPAs but unfortunately did not like any of theirs and we tried them all :( as their name stated twisted pine and they did taste "piney" and a bit biter for my taste buds. My husband did enjoy them all so there is that :) Service was good you just walk up the inside counter and place your beer and food order there. They give you a buzzer to come back and get your food so if you're looking for a place that offers full service this isn't you spot but if you want tasty food, good ambiance this is your join!

Great tasting beers! Nice bartenders. Stopped in after a long hike and just wanted to relax. Perfect atmosphere for that!

This was a cool little brewery. Spending time in Boulder over the 4th of July weekend, we needed beer and lunch. This was a great spot to fuel up before we continued our adventure that afternoon. You order at the bar, and then pickup from a counter when your stuff is ready. The beers were all good, and the meatball sliders I had were tasty. They had some heady grateful dead/brewery t-shirts, tie dyed and not which I thought was cool given we were in town to see the dead. Anyway, definitely will make this a regular stop in the future when I get back to Boulder.

Great beer and comfort food. Friendly staff was very relaxed and ready to chat. I make a point to go there every time I'm in town.

Twisted Pine has been a Boulder staple since 1995. That's saying something considering Colorado is home to no shortage of breweries. I won't be shouting my first experience from the Flatirons, however I must pay respect for the path Twisted has paved for those who've come after.My buddy and I headed to Twisted after a quick Yelp search post hike. We wanted good beer (duh) and good food, and Twisted seemed like it fit the bill. Upon arrival, their outdoor patio is worth noting. Though in a parking lot, it's spruced up well. I can see it being packed like sardines over the summer.Inside is a unique space that's deceivingly large. It's really two taprooms in one! For the most part you'll hang out in the front room, and I bet the back room is used for private parties and events.A pretty big tap list greets you in addition to a sizable food menu. You order your beer and food at the bar, and pickup your food once your buzzer rings. We had some awkward service right off the and sometimes that's difficult to shake. It did improve over time, but we didn't really seem welcome upon arrival.Beer wise, I had the Patio Pounder (session IPA) and Hoppy Boy (pale ale). I was in a bitter, hoppy mood and these both hit the spot. My friend liked his beer too, even though I can't remember his order.As soon as I saw Nachos on the menu, my inner caveman told my conscious that's what I was getting. I added chicken for a few bucks more. Portion size, it's massive and at first glance, impressive. Taste wise, it left a lot to be desired. And that's saying something after a hike! There was barely any chicken, the jalapeños had seen better days, and once I got through the initial layer of toppings, the tortilla chips were mostly bare.Off the beaten path in Boulder, Twisted has been around for a long time. Hell, we're nearly the same age! Even though my experience didn't really stand out, clearly they're doing something right. Based on my experience, I'd stick to the beer!

Amazing food and great friendly bartenders. Beer selection was excellent but that goes without saying.