Goldspot Brewing

Been wanting to check out this place for awhile, finally went for trivia night, so much fun! Really chill neighborhood brewery, GREAT BEERS! I especially enjoyed the Porter, lots of distinctive favors. Friendly knowledgeable staff, made for a fun night of trivia. The only food they serve is a The Noshery Pretzel, which, I mean, comes from The Noshery, so it’s pretty good, and they usually have a food truck outside, so, check this place out!

Cool room, good beers, and in a neighborhood not far from where I grew up. Across the street from Regis U. and on one of my alternate routes to get back home after work makes stopping in almost too easy. I half expected them to be over run by college students but it’s really more of a neighborhood hang out. The Cutter IPA and the Black River Stout depending on my mood are my go to’s here.

My wife and I stopped in to Goldspot on our way home from Vail. It was just what we were looking for. A relaxed place with nice people (both staff and clientele). There was a food truck that guests seemed to be enjoying. The main event, the beer, was GREAT! Goldspot is now one of my favorites in Denver (and I’ve had LOTS of Denver beer). I’ll be back, for sure!

Love, love, love this place! Great beer, laid back atmosphere and pet friendly. Check out trivia on Thursday nights.

Been here several times, and the rotation of beers is always sure to please.
Their IPAs are pretty tasty and the Porter is most excellent.
The two stars this trip were the Red IPA and the Cerveza Cereza.
The last one was aged in sour cherries for a few weeks.
They added a TV for the big games but it’s not sports bar distracting.
You still primarily Coke here for games and chit chat.
They have a pretty good rotation of food trucks to keep ya fed and serve Noshery pretzels as well.

Place was awesome. Friendly bartender, great beers, great open atmosphere. Very inviting. Wish I was a local. Wish I bought a shit when I was there! Did grab a glass though. Also, they had some Tool on the speakers, that should nab them an extra star.

Good beer.
Friendly service.
I liked the music when we visited :)
Great other patrons.
Dog friendly.
Nice atmosphere.
Will be back!

Goldspot is doing things right. The open floor plan, the exposed brink and the instant patio via the open garage door make this place a perfect place to enjoy some craft beer.
I think I’ve had nearly all the beers here at this point and cant say anything bad about them. For a newer brewery, they have a polished taste. The two standouts for me have been the Cutter IPA and the Gus’ Breakfast Porter. The IPA is well balanced but you still know you’re drinking an IPA with the hop profile. The Porter was much smoother than I expected and could even be a year around porter.
The staff has been friendly and easy to chat up about beer and there is usually a food truck out front as well. They also dont mind if you bring your own food, so feel free to grab some food before heading over.
Oh yeah, they also offer the 32 oz growler size refills. All good things about Goldspot!

This area needed a place like this to move in. And so far, not a disappointment to be had.
Esthetically, simple, modern, and inviting. More importantly, the beers are… well, yummy. They have a good selection for all sorts of palates. So far, all that has been sampled hasn’t disappointed.
Bartenders have been most helpful and courteous. Glad to be served by such people.
Looking forward to sharing many more brews here, giving my taste buds a present each time.

I have been to Goldspot Brewing on two occasions, once on opening day (it was packed) and recently on a hot and sunny Saturday afternoon. Although they don’t sell food, there is always a food truck outside. I tend to go for red ales and am not a big fan of hoppy beers but every style I’ve had so far at Goldspot has been good. Beer prices are very reasonable.
The atmosphere is delightful. Just big enough to accomodate a lot of thirsty beer drinkers but small enough to feel comfortable. Lots of seating options from the bar area and large community table where you can make friends to individual tables which are more private. I especially like the tall tables next to the west facing windows. Drink a freshly brewed beer, and soak up the warm sun.
Goldspot Brewing is a great asset to the Regis neighborhood.

Awesome small brewery! The rough brick and wood interior is a nice touch. Two individual, clean bathrooms. Selection of card and table games to keep you entertained. Also, a big screen tv if that’s better for you. Great selection of brews for a good price. Pretzels on site if you’re hungry. Parking on street or in lot around back. Get here now!

Stopped into Goldspot to use my Denver Passport and I was pleasantly surprised.
I had never heard of Goldspot, but their beers were consistently delicious! I look forward to trying this more!

I’ll save the five star rating for after I’ve tried more than one beer here at Goldspot but for the one that I did try, I give two thumbs up. The space is clean, welcoming and has a really good offering of interesting beers. I love that they have menus with helpful/​amusing descriptions for each beer and the bartender was knowledgeable and friendly. Another brewery success for Northwest Denver!

Goldspot Brewing is a great neighborhood spot, and whenever we visit we wish they were located in our neighborhood! I’ve visited a few times, and they always have various styles of some pretty delicious craft brews on tap. Julia’s Blessing a a wonderful light Kolsch-​style beer, but if like me you enjoy your beer hoppy & bitter, the Cutter IPA is really great! I also love, love, love Gus’ Breakfast Porter, a rich beer made with coffee and cocoa nibs. YUM!
The inside of Goldspot is nice and cozy, outfitted in reclaimed woods and exposed brick. For some weird reason we’ve only been here on rainy days, so I have no idea what the outside seating looks like, but I look forward to finding out this summer.

On a recent trip to Denver, a friend suggested that we visit this new-​ish brewery. It ended up being a fantastic idea, as we all thoroughly enjoyed the beers we sampled. It was also a relaxed environment and was good for a decent-​sized group to hang out and catch up. Being located near a small college, my guess is that place will do quite well!
The space inside is a bit on the industrial side, though there’s a glass garage door that opens in nicer weather and allows the outside to pour in. There are a few high tops and some longer picnic tables. Our group snagged some space at one of the picnic tables and it ended up being a perfect spot for a few rounds. There was a food truck there offering some goodies, though nothing really spoke to us so we didn’t partake.
I tried the Rioja IPA which was fantastic. So good, I had a second! Not super hoppy, so if that’s not your thing you may like this one. Others in the crew tried the porter and the stout. All were content with their choices.
I’d definitely return to try more of their beers. The atmosphere was relaxed and I am all for supporting new local businesses (and subsequently spreading the good word). Best of luck to these guys, but I suspect they’ll do just fine given the quality of their craft!

Great spot! The Gus’ breakfast porter is awesome! Everybody that works there is super cool too. This quality spot was definitely what the neighborhood needed.

Walked in opening weekend out of the snow and enjoyed a sampler of all of their beers to figure out our faves. I loved the Julia’s blessing– a kolsch style treat… and my boyfriend dug the dark chocolate coffee like porter (can’t think of it’s name)…friendly staff and nice bar with community tables! Welcome to the neighborhood :)

Great addition to the neighborhood. It was great to see more than just college students there; plenty of families with kids/​small babies, elderly couples, mid 30s crowd. Loved Julia’s Blessing (kolsch). I’m not an IPA fan but others seemed to like the selection.
Plenty of seating. Nice renovations of what had been an empty space.

We came on opening day and if it is any indication of things to come they’ll do just fine! It was packed!
The beer is really quite delightful. I am an IPA gal almost solely… it’s just what I like. Their # uh huh is SO GOOD — IBU 105 (yezzzzzz). I tried the other IPA (name escaping me — also tasty though not as bitter so to me not as tasty. I had snips of the other beers and all were solid.
I definitely recommend it. Great beers, friendly staff, nice location, community tables (if that’s your thing), cozy spot with games! Definitely going back. Do yourself a favor and do the same!

14NOV2015
The garage doors are great on a warm November Sunday. I love the weather in Denver.
Very quiet shortly after Noon.
I had another Gus’ Breakfast Porter. The $ 3 pretzel was a good complement.
The beers are good and the atmosphere is comfy.
A pleasant reward for walking 2 km from our house.
20FEB2015
They opened before the official grand opening, but the Grand Opening at Noon on Saturday was packed.
Inviting space. Warm Edison lights. Cozy. Looking forward to the open garage door in the Summer.
Good beer. I had Gus’ Breakfast Porter. Chocolate and coffee. Lots of rich flavor. Very tasty.
More drinking is required for further analysis.