Hi Denver folks! I am stuck in Denver for most of the day. Are there any family friendly breweries that any one would recommend? Looking for ones that might have shuffleboard, games, etc. Thanks!
Can you provide a little more information? What area of Denver are you in? Do you have a way to get around? How far are you willing to venture out? What I consider the more "family friendly" breweries are out in the suburbs a little bit.
What age are we talking? Not a brewery, but there are definitely some taprooms that are family friendly. Rhinehaus is what comes to mind for me- lots of room, Bocce ball courts, big tap list (mostly german / lager / ipa focused), great food. Bierstadt brewery is somewhat family friendly, lots of space and they share the area with a cidery as well. Can get more "adult" in later hours. Cerebral is pretty chill to visit if you have kids. From what I could see Bull and Bush has a full food menu, huge tap and bottle list, and probably a decent place for kids to sit for a while. They don't have food but you can bring food in as long as you are respectful. I'll let some other people chime in with more experience, I just thought I'd try to get you started.
LOL this might end up opening a huge can-o-worms. Whenever anyone mentions this on any of the Denver FB groups you can bank on a 500-reply thread every time. The Vine St. Pub would be my personal recommendation either way.
I probably don't get out enough, but Dry Dock South is the first brewery that comes to mind for shuffleboard. Definitely check out Comrade. Board games, high-chairs and baby changing stations, along with some of the best IPAs in the state.
+1 Stout Month +1 Went Friday night with my fam and made the exact comment to my wife that it seemed the pub was filled with 50% families. Station 26 is pretty chill for families and has board games and food truck - but that describes like 90% of breweries in Denver.
