Had a chill experience at Bruz Beers at their brewery tasting room. There is a ton of seating inside and out, and it is dog-friendly. Bruz specializes in Belgian Ales. You can get tasters or dive into a full glass. On Saturdays, have a sidecar special--a $1 4-ounce pour of your choice for every full draft purchase. The staff is friendly and happy to serve up the ales. The sours were fun, but I like that type of ale. The peach pistachio was full of Palisade peaches, and the Whoa Blackberry was exactly that. The 2021 Whiskey Cooper's Stout is the way to go for a heavier ale.

Great beers. Went with my wife and really enjoyed the atmosphere and the Girl Scout cookie beer pairings. Definitely will return

Popped in for a break during errands to enjoy a libation. Bruz is always solid. They have a parking lot out back with plenty of space. The staff is great and the whole place has a welcoming vibe. I love my dark beers. The Czech Dark Lager hit it. At 4.8% it was light and still gave me the malty goodness of a dark beer at the same time. Bruz is known for their Belgian style beers. If that is your jam, this is the place to be.

Bruz makes fantastic belgian-style beers. I am particularly partial to the Dubbel & Quad. I love when they add chiles to the Diablo in the summer. They have bottle releases great for cellaring and bottle shares. The tasting room is great. There are wondeful, friendly folks behind the bar and there is lots of space to bring friends. They often have food trucks and there is a brick and mortar restaurant next door. They also have frozen pizzas and snacks available. Bruz has great events. The cheese & beer pairings are a lot of fun. And, they host the best beer festival I have been to this year. It isn't oversold, there is plenty of space and the lines aren't too long. You will rarely, if ever, find parking out front. There is a free parking lot behind the brewery that is big enough that I've never had a problem finding a spot.

Hundreds of Hops self-guided US Hop Passport Brewery Tour The BOGO Hop Passport offer brought us in & we were very pleased with the establishment and the offerings - however, the math didn't math on the deal, falling short on the discount by a few bucks. It wasn't a huge deal, as we would have bought these drinks at full price. Still, feel it's worth mentioning... Definitely a treat to hhit up a specialty brew stop

Belgian style beers in a cool space. My partner and I shared a flight and every beer was top notch. We sat outside on the patio since it was a nice day, and were tempted to get a pizza to share from the food truck. We did. It was delicious paired with our beer. If you want Belgian style beers, this is the place to go.

Dog friendly, live music, and great beer? This place has all my favorite things. Love the comfortable furniture and the friendly bar tender. We tried the fruited Belgians, which were both good, although the raspberry lime blonde was a tad tart (but not too sour). We also enjoyed the Long Day Tripel, which had some serious body to it and an almost baked good flavor on the back end. The Diablo was excellent also. All the way we around we had a great time and enjoyed our beers. Highly recommend and we will be back.

Bruz Beers = Belgian or Belgian-inspired Beers! By happy accident, we stopped into this cute brewery. It has a great industrial chic vibe inside with a cute and quaint patio outside ~ amble seating for any sized party! Plus, they have very happy and genuine bartenders that will help you select a beer from their wide-variety (about 17 when we went!). It's a brewery that definitely has something for everyone. We did a flight, which was a blast! I'd recommend it for any first timers, because you'll be able to try and discover what you like. We appreciated every single beer, especially the Hellraiser. Going back? Oui, Ja and Ja! That's "yes, yes and yes" in French, German and Dutch. The three official languages of Belgium. (:

The Colfax location knows I cheated on them. To be fair, this Bruz Beers is closer to where I live. Came here with some friends and didn't realize how massive this brewery is. There was even a private arts & crafts event happening. We chose to sit on the outdoor patio before relocating to some couches inside when it got too chilly. Plenty of parking in the lot. I tried a few things, including the table beer, as well as the Tripel and Peach Sour. Those two would go well together in the same glass, now that I think about it. Bartenders are fantastic. Vibes are high energy. Bruz is on my list of favorites in Denver. I've never had a beer at either location I didn't like. It's mostly hilarious that this one shares space with a daycare.

Do you like Belgian beers? Then come here. You don't like Belgian beers? You should probably come here anyway. They have all the tried and true Belgian styles that fans enjoy. They also like to bend the rules and push the envelope and come up with some pretty amazing concoctions. For the less than adventurous, you can still find some very approachable table beers, or lagers. But, if you want to really indulge your palate, you need to be trying some things like their Quad, or their Diablo Fuego, or one of their really memorable, sour or wild Belgian styles.