Lone Tree Brewing

Not sure what all the hype is about this place. It is located in a strip mall, service was eh and the beer is mediocre at best. It’s drinkable, but there are many, many breweries I would go to before stopping in here again.

I stop in here every so often. Beers are always very good. Wish they had a few more IPA’s on tap. Overall, great beers!

We love Lone Tree Brewery. We were in on a saturday afternoon during an event, which was for a great cause. They had raffles going for Lone Tree gear and didn’t bombard you every five minutes with announcements which was great.
The service was great, which is usually not the case at places like this. They were constantly picking up glasses and walking around asking if you need anything.
They have a good selection of beer for everyone, lighter options to IPAs and everything in between. They have seasonal options and are constantly rotating so you never get bored. It is brewed there so it is always fresh!

I stopped in once with my husband to fill up a growler. The external ambiance isn’t anything great (it’s located in a strip mall), but I was happy with the inside. One thing that stood out is that this is one of the most family friendly tap rooms I’ve ever been to! They have an assortment of board games for patrons to use and they also have a root beer on tap! Cool! I saw one family hanging out playing a board game and liked it! I plan to go back and enjoy a beer, and would probably be a regular if it were closer to home!

Love the beer! Bartender was a little standoffish but maybe he was just over it for the day. Wont stop us from going back again soon.

I was so happy when we finally made it to Lone Tree Brewing. The traffic and construction gods were messing with us and tried keeping us away. Alas, we persevered and had tasty beer!
We stopped in on a quiet Sunday. There weren’t many customers so our service was super prompt and super friendly.
We started off with a flight — Irish Red, Chili Pepper, IIPA, Green Hopped IPA, Peach Pale and the Oatmeal Stout. My favorites were the chili pale and the oatmeal stout. The brews were all pretty good. I wasn’t a huge fan of the peach pale but I finished off the taster so it wasn’t that bad.
They have a nice patio and it was a nice fall day so we hung out there. It looked like they were going to have a food truck but we left before it arrived. The atmosphere was really laid back so I know we’ll stop in again if we’re in the neighborhood!

Great place. Family friendly, great beer, great bartenders. Suburbia Ale and Acres O Green are two of the best beers out there!

Sat on the patio on a gorgeous day and smelled the aroma of the bbq that the food truck was churning out while sipping on the peach beer.
Hubby had the Mama Mountain Helles which he loved and our crazy friend had the double IPA.
Check this establishment out and give it a chance. Can’t wait to go back and try the Mexican Lager which won at the GABF. They ran out of it quickly after the GABF so wasn’t able to try it.

Lone Tree Brewing has a kind of funny location, tucked into a mixed-​use strip mall in the center of «suburgatory» — but they sure do make some solid brews! Their various takes on IPAs are always delicious and satisfying, and I’ve had some great belgian-​style beers here as well (such as the belgian white IPA). I recently enjoyed both their Oktoberfest and Mexican Lager very much, the latter being unique for a microbrewery. If you’re near DTC and craving a good beer and a chill crowd, Lone Tree Brewing will make you feel right at home.

A great place to swing by for a beer or two {I actually had the tasting flight} before dinner in Park Meadows.
Everyone was super friendly, the vibe was really relaxed & chill. I’m not a beer lover but I was with my husband & our friends who all love beer. Hubby got an IPA & really liked it. I got the tasting flight & was shocked that as a strictly «Corona with Lime» beer drinker there were only 2 of the 7 that I didn’t care for.
Lone Tree Brewing may have turned me in to a beer lover.

Good solid pours. We are visiting the area for ten days and decided to check out the breweries nearby. We happened to land on a beer festival weekend. The staff were all very friendly. The beers were good. Nice pet friendly patio and food trucks.
Good place in a very saturated market.

We love going to Lone Tree Brewing!!! Their Acres O’Green Irish Red is amazing, the atmosphere is alwaus fun, we enjoy Trivia on Thursday nights with Mike of Mile High Music Patrol, they always have great food trucks or you can order food to be delivered or bring your own food. They also have free popcorn and it’s also dog friendly!
Bonus, the bartenders are awesome and always very friendly. Thank you Amber, Josh, Josh, Ryan, Miles and Melissa; y’all rock!

Had the Arawyn chili beer with a Bloody Mary chaser! The chili was pretty strong so if you like a brew with a strong bite, this is the one to get while it is on tap! It’s seasonal so will not last too long

A very cool place to grab a couple of drinks with some friends. I love when they have live music too! The Peach Pale Ale is my favorite, for sure. Its great that the food trucks are there, and that they allow you to bring in any outside food.
Last weekend, in the horrific snow storm, we decided we wanted a beer and swung by to see if they were open. Lo and behold, someone was there! The four of us stayed for about an hour and a half, repeatedly thanking the gentleman working for staying open. It’s service like that that really makes a difference to me!

Really impressed with these guys. The stouts were awesome and I liked the ambiance. The location isn’t the best as it doesn’t look like a brewery belongs here, but I bet they get that a lot. The staff was nice and attentive and the place was PACKED. I bet they have a nice core of regulars and with $ 4-​$ 5 beers, who can blame them?! Loved the Hefeweizen as well. If you are in the area, this is about the only brewery-​style place you can go. Only downfall… they don’t serve food (cue price is right you guessed wrong music now)

Being brand new empty nesters, my wife and I have been heading out on Saturday afternoon every few weeks to try the new brewpubs and other craft beer establishments that have opened in the years since we were last out on the scene. We decided to give this place a shot on our way home from the madhouse that is Costco on a Monday afternoon, and were very pleased we did so.
Howlin’ Wolf was playing when we first walked in, which immediately began to soothe me after Costco. We bellied up to the bar and chatted about the house beers with the well-​informed and pleasant bartender. I ordered my standard, an IPA, which I found very tasty if not unique or special. My wife had a Belgian dubbel, which she found surprisingly light on the palate for the style. We each had a taster of their seasonal Rauchbier, which was so delicious we got a growler to go.
We would have stayed for a second pint but had to get home and pack the frozen food away — when we return in the near future I’ll update this review — I’d love to give ‘em 5 stars, but reserve that for *really* special places, and this was just a bit short.

Really great beers here! On my last visit, I had the Chocolate Horchata Stout, which was absolutely delicious, and the Stairway to Heaven Triple IPA. I’m a pretty big IPA fan, and this beer was awesome. One of the best IPAs of any of the local breweries I’ve been in.
They had a small two person band (don’t remember their name), a guy on acoustic guitar, and a female singer who had a really great voice.
I would have given 5 stars, except for one problem. The staff. We sat at the bar and our bar tender was about the most unfriendly bar tender I’ve dealt with. When I sit at a bar, I want a bartender who’s happy to be there.
I’ll definitely come back, I just won’t sit at the bar…

Af2ute so many years in operation, place is still clean, well established, got lots of choices and extra amenities I can appreciate. Had cooler nearby for self serve water, six pack to go and popcorn!
Being hop head, all of the IPA were good. I really liked peach. Relaxed, roomy and clean with patio, repeated visit is necessary.

I love Lone Tree. Tucked into a weird business park, a stones throw from IKEA, and just far enough from Park Meadows to avoid the mass chaos of soccer moms, teeny boppers, and overzealous SUVs.
The beer is great. Really, it is. I love the open and inviting tap room with humble, yet friendly staff. At this point in the Denver brewery pop-​up hullabaloo (yes, I did just say that) I’m so over the pretentious hipster attitudes about malt, hops, and yeast. Brew good beer and let your product speak for itself — This is what Lone Tree does best!
They usually have a food truck outside (check their FB page) and they offer free popcorn while you’re taking in their delicious libations.
Thank you, Lone Tree, for keeping it simple, humble, and delicious. Cheers!

It’s been a few months since my review and I wanted to update that after many, many visits to both enjoy the beer in house, and take a couple growlers to-​go, I absolutely love this place! Whenever I’m here enjoying a beer the guys behind the bar are nice, efficient and keep the beer flowing. And my growlers are always so full they actually touch the lip of the bottle!
They have great beers, an awesome rotation of seasonals (currently obsessed with their Coffee Stout), great people working here and the prices are reasonable too! I’ve yet to come here on a day when they have food trucks, but that’s definitely on the to-​do list for 2014.
I’ve noticed a lot of people commenting on the number of children that accompany their parents, but ultimately it’s really not a big deal. A couple of things to remember is the location– you’re smack in the middle of suburbia, just because parents (like me) have made a conscious decision to raise our children in an area where we can afford backyards and appreciate the convenience of suburban lifestyle does not mean we’re not still fun, beer loving folks. And places that allow us to embrace that fun-​loving beer side of us AND hang out with our kids is going to be popular. Plus, they have chocolate milk for sale!
However, after my point above, I can understand why some people dislike kids in a bar. I mean, I know it’s not a bar, but being a place that only serves beer seems like it certainly should lend itself to adults only; and I’ll admit the first few times I came here and saw kids it did make me a little uncomfortable but only because if felt like kids in a bar not because the kids were acting out. In fact, I’ve never seen children here being less than well-​behaved. So, if you want to be guaranteed absolutely no children– find an actual bar, I’m sure they have a yummy domestic on draft for ya there.
As for me (and sometimes my kids!), I will absolutely continue supporting this awesome locally owned business because I love beer. And good service. And my kids.