Big Choice Brewing

Owners seem very nice. Beer is average at best. Bartenders have been less than friendly the handful of times I’ve been there. Would definitely recommend a number of other local craft breweries over this one but worth a visit.

Came here with a coworker due to his recommendation and I have to say I was pleasantly surprised.
If you are looking for more than a brewery that has a few seats at a bar then you have came to the wrong spot. I say that not to say my experience at all was bad.
The beers I had was the seasonal stout (peppermint) and the poblano stout. Odd choices but both really good.
The poblano stout, which you may think is spicy, is not. The taste of peppers is there but not overwhelming. I guess to sum it up I bought some to go.
Good beer, great free popcorn, great shit all around.

With all the craft breweries in the north Denver area, this is one of my favorites. They always have good Choices on tap. The Poblano Stout is great as are their IPA’s. Really you can’t go wrong with there selection. Plus they have a Pan-​Gallactic Gargle Blaster. And a Punk-​toberfest. Both are great. Another plus is they have a game room upstairs that has tvs and games, also this place is very kid and dog friendly.

I met Rob Martinez… not the director… but one of the Asst. Brewers of Big Choice. Super cool guy. The rest of the staff I met were awesome. I suggest the Pablo Stout for any first timers. It might not be your style beer but it’s definitely worth a try anyway. Will be back for sure.

This is a nifty little brewery in Broomfield. They have a unique array of about 8 beer on tap, all very delicious. There is an upstairs, as a little hangout area with some video games. you cant go wrong with this place if your looking to try some new beers!

went to the bar
someone ordering a drink, didn’t know what to get
bartender says «well yeah, it’s a BIG CHOICE»
¹⁰⁄₁₀ would drink beer again

Perfection. Don’t change a thing. #42 Poblano stout is a top 5 beer for me. Service is impeccable and friendly. I go to many brew pub and they definitely have it figured out. Give it a try and you can’t go wrong.

Great local brewery. Very small and low key. Great place to relax for happy hour. One of many great Colorado low rent great beer small breweries.

Great little place, great ambiance and vibe, beers were good, I enjoyed their Pale Ale. Foosball table, games upstairs, Cool crowd and service was fast, friendly and efficient.

When my friends told me to meet them here I had an open mind, and became less and less sure of where the hell I was going as I made turn after turn deeper into the bowels of what was obviously a heavily industrial area.
But hey look, there it was, a converted warehouse-​type facility lobby that had a bar, several taps, some seating downstairs and up, and Christmas lights! Yay Christmas lights! This little storefront tap room is what you walk through to go into the brewery, so there’s no disputing the freshness of the libations; hell you actually have to walk INTO the brewery to go to the bathroom.
The décor is nice but nothing John Taffer will lose his mind over. The service is friendly as hell. The main drawbacks are the location: there are like garages and manufacturing facilities everywhere, you won’t be pub-​crawling to or from this place. Also there is not much in the way of food, just popcorn and these pretzels that they bake in a toaster oven.
If I were to rate the beers I would give higher marks, but as drinking destinations go I’m comfortable with the Big Choice Brewing tap room but not going out of my way to go back — precisely because it is so far out of the way.

Big Choice is the bomb. Despite some of our favorite bartenders having moved on to greener pastures, the staff here are always great. The atmosphere here is always laid back, casual and no pretenses.
Plus… The beer is good! There are always seasonal selections as well as house favorites. I can’t say enough about the practice of listing the beer’s IBU rating… as a low IBU rating chica, I must say thank you, Big Choice!
My only deduction for Big Choice is that there aren’t televisions… I can’t tell you how many times we wanted to watch a game but choose another place. Not a big deal… except when the game is on!

I think this brewery is very good. I am a big IPA fan and there were quite a few of this style on tap. The Disconnected Red IPA was my favorite. A very balanced taste with a nice hop aroma. The staff were all friendly and helpful. The only drawback here is the tight space. The seating is limited and usually packed due to the great tasting beer.
I also tried the Type III IPA, Big DIPA, Hemlock IPA, and Apreshred Winter Ale.
This is a place you definitely need to try.

I had a great time. Some co-​workers and I stopped by here for a new beer.
It was the first time we had all been there. I had the Black IPA, I thought it was good. They had a nice selection of beers and had I more time I would have been interested to try them. The bartendress was very congenial and the patrons were very hospitable also. I struck up a great beerversation while waiting to have my growler filled at the bar!

Easily one of my favorite craft breweries! The one thing I love about this place is that there high abv beers don’t replace flavor with oak barrel tastes or or makes feel like I’m eating a bowl of hops for breakfast. Service is super awesome and al though its a tight squeeze hey make the most of there space.
I highly recommend the «ain’t yo mammys imperial stout» when they have it. High abv like 10.9 I think but taste like chocolate milk

Love the beer selection here, particularly their Belgians. Such friendly folks in the taproom and resident pups to boot! Pints are well priced and growlers are an EXCELLENT value! Bring your empty and get it filled up for about $ 12 – 15. There are usually food trucks on the weekends — check their website or Facebook page for updates on who is coming and when. I love when Culinary Creations/​Green Monkey is there — the duck tacos are amazing!
Staff accepts cash tips only, so come prepared, as you will definitely be receiving great service!

Where can you find a Brewery in CO you ask? The answer will always be anywhere.
Big Choice is located in an Industrial Park like so many others have mentioned. Once you enter through the door, you’re greeted with warm smiles from the bar staff and customers and you see all different kinds of beers being served up.
I’m far from a beer aficionado but as I taste more and more beers I’m learning what I like. The BF and I split the sampler, 8 tastes of pretty much everything on draft. I enjoyed at least half of them and if we didn’t have a HH after this I would have ordered a pint. The dark poblano is definitely one I’ll remember. There was just enough poblano taste to intrigue the taste buds.
The woman helping our table of 12 was always friendly and came over often to make sure we were okay. They don’t serve food here but on most occasions they have a food truck out front to help sustain those that want a pint of each beer and not a taster (you know who you are).
Bring cash to tip since there is no tipping if you pay with a credit card. This is new to me as some sort of weird credit card policy. Everyone should have a couple bucks on hand to tip some amazing bartenders, so remember some cash just in case.
My beer knowledge is growing and I’d be down for a beer tour sometime soon.

A brewery in an industrial area? Nah, can’t be. But obviously, yes, that’s where it located.
I had a Groupon to Big Choice that I kind of forgot about for awhile. Once I recalled that, a group of us decided to go on a Saturday. We wound up having a large group, about 12 peeps and had a great time.
The staff was so freakin’ friendly and helpful, I just loved them. When we first arrived, there was a good-​sized crowd, but by the time we left a couple of hours later, the place was packed.
The Groupon was for 4 tasters and a growler with one fill. For $ 10, that’s pretty awesome. I tried 4 different beers, but stopped at that amount since I had to drive all the way back home from Broomfield. Although I only liked 2 of the 4 beers I tasted, I did try others’ beers and enjoyed quite a few. What I liked most about this place was that it unpretentious, a good-​sized crowd, but not claustrophobic. It was just an overall good vibe. There was a BBQ food truck that I didn’t realize until I was on my way out, but bringing your own food was perfectly fine too (Thanks Doug for the banh mi sandwich bites and persimmon slices!).
When I am on this side of town, I will stop in. The only problem is, this is far away from anything that I would ever have need for in Broomfield. But it seems like it is a great local hangout.

Just a fantastic little brewery!
This place has lots of fantastic beers on tap. Service is great. Space is great, two stories of seating. It would be perfect if there were a second bar upstairs, but it’s certainly not a big deal to order your beer downstairs and carry it up.
They don’t serve food, but they often have food trucks onsite. Otherwise, there are a ton of places on
that will deliver. And, there’s a running tally of the fastest Jimmy John’s delivery times on the board.
Just a fun, laid-​back place with great beer. Totally worth the trek to Broomfield.
FYI– They do cash tips only. Don’t expect to be able to put a tip on your credit card. Bring a few bucks.

All ye lovers of craft beer, rejoice! It’s time for a little pilgrimage up north to Big Choice Brewing, where the pains of navigation will be eased and greatly rewarded with plenty of delicious beer!
Shea S had a Groupon-​like deal for this Broomfield brewery and kindly invited Lisa H and me to join him in his quest up north. Of course our adventure in brewery hunting happened to fall on quite the snowy day, so the journey was a bit difficult. As with many of my favorite breweries in Denver, Big Choice is also located in the typical awkward, out of the way warehouse. I recommend using the navigation tool on your smartphone to guide you here. I prefer to use maps and memorize, but having Siri tell us where to go was certainly a good move!
After arriving at the brewery, we were welcomed into a lovely, warm tap room. It’s tiny, cozy, has a small second floor, and packed with locals. I can’t think of anything better! Big Choice offers up an awesome flight: 8 different brews, everything on tap! The flight is served in this neat industrial tray, one of the coolest holders I’ve ever seen. Anyway, on to the beers!
Each beer we tried was fantastic! Everything from the red, to the IPAs, to the darker brews. Our favorite was easily the Belgian Quad. The poblano beer was also interesting, not too crazy for a pepper beer, which is a good thing! Too much pepper is, well, too much.
I had never heard of Big Choice until earlier this week, which is a shame because they are serving up some awesome beers! Dear beer lovers, do bust out a map and make your way up to Broomfield and visit this awesome brewery! I know I’ll be back soon!

You know what? I can’t think of a single reason not to give this out in the boonies micro a fiver. I mean, is it their fault that they’re from the other side of the tracks?
I had a great flight here (but the return trip… I had to take an alcohol absorption detour at a local phở joint) with my favs being the Hemlock IIPA, the Starry Night Cascadian Dark black IPA, and a first for me the 12 Apostles German Ale which is the lightest beer in color not flavor on the menu. The co-​owner Nathaniel. who is also a beer slinger extraordinaire was handling 15 to 20 custies by his own self with a smile and a great knowledge of the product that he took the time to share. There’s an upstairs seating area too with two big screens and a foosball table. Can you say Northern beer tour UYE? I’d def include this spot!