Boulder Beer Tap House

This Boulder Beer is in the airport, so it’s automatically not the experience I’m looking for. They do have the selection of Boulder Beers you’re looking for, but after that, not super impressed.
The server was friendly, and engaged in some conversation with us. It did, however, seem as though he was extremely distracted. Everything here moved a lot faster that I would hope for (I guess this is backwards too since it seems most people want quick service!). I felt rushed along.
The food was only ok. The nachos were a little underwhelming, as was the french dip we got.

Looking for disgusting food? Looking for a waitress that can’t wait to get you out of there? Looking for the worst customer service of your life? Or maybe just an adhesive table your elbows get stuck to? You’ve come to the right place. After ordering overpriced nachos, beer and additional drinks, I put my head down to catch some shut eye while my boss finished her lunch. After all, I’m here waiting for another seven hours because of the storm. A waiter comes around to wake me up and tell me I can’t sleep. Are you fu**%#% kidding me? Your tables aren’t going to move any faster as my boss who is sitting right in front of me is still drinking and eating. I took this up with the manager who was completely condescending and wouldn’t budge. I told him he would be hearing from me. So here’s to that! Cheers ass*%#!

Seriously? Beware of FOOD… Boulder Beer is delicious, their food is NOT… First. if you get something with chicken. know that it is precooked and it will be cold, as in just sitting in cooler until they’re ready to put it on whatever gross shit you ordered. The bartenders seem as though they are more interested in sharing their stories from the day than actually caring about the customers. Just not very accomodating. let’s get it together. just because you’re in an airport doesn’t mean you get to dumb down your business. Sincerely Someone Who Now Has To Find Another Place To Eat Because You F-​D Up My Food… And your Bartender is a C-​U-​N-​T

I’ll just state the facts. Ordered a Bratwurst sandwich that was served warm a best with saurkraut and melted American cheese. There is no grill here, but microwave seems to find use. Also gin and tonic was served san tonic with soda water substitute.

Added a tip to our check after signing without my permission. Reporting this to my credit card company.

Probably like many people, I ended up here because I didn’t realize I’d already left the secure are and so couldn’t go back to that restaurant people on Unilocal really like. This menu looked pretty good — the prices were a breath of fresh air in comparison to Logan, where we’d flown from — and they had sports on TV. I was a little disappointed by my veggie burger; the patty was pretty good but the bun was sad and there was like one small piece of lettuce. I’m told the beer was good. The shakes looked great but I had to restrain myself since I was on my way to an awesomely catered wedding.

Boulder Beer is one of my favorite breweries, hands down. Hazed and Infused and Mojo are two of my faves. I finally was able to visit the brewery and I wasn’t disappointed. We snagged an outdoor table overlooking the mountains and settled in for lunch before a planned tour of the brewery. We each ordered a sampler, which was quite impressive. I say this because you get to sample ALL the beers. Yes, all sixteen or so. It totaled to about three pints worth of samples. So yeah, it was going to be that sort of lunch.
I ordered up a bison burger with a side of their green chili. It was delicious, filling and a good way to get a taste of Colorado on my first day of vacation. I haven’t had green chili outside of the state. My friends enjoyed their food as well. We finished up our lunches and drinks and signed up for the next brewery tour. The tour was awesome, informative and ended with, what else, beer! Lots of beer. The staff were all very friendly and fun, from our server at lunch to the dude giving the tour. It was a great experience.
I’m just happy that the Boulder Beer Tap House lived up to my expectations. We had a great time and left with a nice buzz.

So, I had to wait for a shuttle after arriving at the Airport and clearing the baggage area. Around the corner, I see this place which has a sign that advertises itself as the only micro-​brewery at the airport.
Well, the beer is fine, but take a pass on the food, unless you like Pork cooked under hot lamps, as this place does not even have a kitchen, just a food prep area off to the side. I usually do not eat meat, so I ordered the Nachos. What they served me for $ 9.25USD was a plate of cold tortilla chips with baseball park/7−11 convenience store style «cheese sauce» dripped over the chips. Not good! Lastly, the on-​duty servers spent more time texting on their cells than serving the customers. Lousy service and the food stinks.

Giving an extra star for serving beer at the airport. Otherwise disappointed.
Nice looking place featuring its own brand and range of flavors.
Given the style of the business, I expect that a customer sitting at the bar could be served a mere taste of draft to help ward away flavor indecision. This is standard at brew pubs but not here.
Good TV zone.

Great Beer… I had the «Kinda Blue» kinda Blue Moonish with blueberry. Friendly bartender but TERRIBLE food

Your choices are extremely limited out here — and this place knows it. The tables are full because there’s nowhere else to go, NOT because the food is good. I’ve been here a few times, and have never been impressed. This time, waiting to pick up family, I ordered the guacamole and chips. The chips were terrible, guacamole was horribly bland, and the salsa is straight from the mild mild jar. I didn’t eat any of it, left it on the bar, and the bartender never even asked why I didn’t eat any of it. Maybe she’s used to people saying they suck. Get yourself a beer, and then get on the little train to your flight already! There are plenty a better options on the other side of security.

My flight was cancelled, I was waiting for my bags, and I was starving. So, this seemed like the place to stop at. They have phone charging stations at the bar, so that was perfect too.
They have a great selection of Boulder Beers here — I tried a few and liked them all. They are good about giving you samples before you buy. The food was pretty mediocre — I got the french dip. It wasn’t terrible… but I wouldn’t order it again. The service was alright, not overly friendly like others have said. Luckily they are not overpriced so I wasn’t gouged there.
It wasn’t great. It wasn’t terrible. Hence, the A-​ok rating.

Anytime I’m at DIA, and I have time, I stop into The Tap House. The beers are great. You should know, you can’t get fries here! What you can get is a whole bunch of attitude by a wait staff who just can’t be bothered! The attitude of the wait staff gets more tolerable as you drink so, drink up!

Good place to grab a beer if you’re waiting to pick people up in the airport terminal. There always seems to be a place to sit, and the service is quick. The beer list is filled with standbys and the occasional seasonal, rotating tap. The prices are reasonable, especially for an airport.

We were stuck in the airport overnight due to a snow storm so we as self proclaimed beer connoisseurs decided to try this place. Food is quickly prepared and is mainly canned, pre-​packaged, or pre-​made. Definitely not fresh. The beer options were ok. The service was definitely in wanting. There was one competent waitress there covering her coworkers asses the whole night. We were bummed that we couldn’t access the other higher reviewed restaurants. Won’t hit up this place again if we are to ever find ourselves in the Denver Airport again.

A great selection of beer considering you are in the airport. On top of that you don’t even have to have a ticket or make it through security. This is a lifesaver if you are waiting for delayed travelers.
The only advice I have for the food is to AVOID it.
The Service: 3 Stars
The Beer: 4 Stars
The Food: 2 Stars

Heading to baggage claim, feeling jet lagged, and then behold, after my four hour flight, Boulder Beer Tap House is here to welcome me home!
Nice bartender and found good company next to me to chat with. It wasn’t too busy to find a good seat, unfortunately Rock Bottom upstairs was, and had a very long wait. So I was feeling thankful that I could find refuge here.
When I came here I tried to brewers choice, which was a blueberry. Outstanding! Fruit and veggie beers are really hit or miss but this was flavored brilliantly, and they charged for it all right, it was $ 6.25 for a beer. Then tip, wow, I have never paid $ 7.25 for one beer before. That’s interesting. Maybe it is because it is in the airport and their rent is high? Probably not doing that again, I will just stop by the liquor store and buy a 6 pack of that for ten bucks instead.

I had some time to kill before my flight a couple weeks ago and I’m always passing by this place when I fly out of Denver, so I decided to finally try it. I found my experience and the food here to be average. The people were nice enough and service was fast, but I just wasn’t super impressed with the food (especially based on the price). I had a turkey & craisin sandwich on wheat bread with mashed potatoes — I did actually like the mashed potatoes and gravy, but the sandwich was kind of just average, nothing super special about it. The beer was good though, and was a decent price — I had a pint of the Shake, which is a really tasty chocolate porter. Overall, I probably won’t come back here, as I’d much rather get a jamba juice smoothie (it’s a drink and a meal in one, for me anyways).

For an airport it’s OK. The chili con carne seemed as if it was made from yesterday’s burgers? The sweaty Betty blonde was OK but Shock Top is waayyy better IMO

First stop after an out of the country trip, it was great being able to drink a Colorado brew. The weird thing is they sell crap beer too from Budweiser and Coors. I understand the idea to sell products to the lowest common denominator but maybe just maybe one of these lesser beer drinkers could be wooed over by drinking something good.
The service was acceptable, and not overly chatty, which is nice seeing that I wanted some peace and quiet.
The food was good, not great. Very small kitchen that has limited cooking abilities.
Not sure about another recent review where they were not allowed to have luggage in the restaurant. They didn’t give us a hard time about our 4 bags.
Beer recommendation: Hazed & Infused.