Lone Tree Brewing Company - Lone Tree, Colorado

Magic O. D. Z.

I’ve had lone tree brewing quite a few times but this was the first time I visited their brewery. Definitely seen them at great American beer Fest. I’ve never been disappointed. Don’t let the location fool you, they brew heavy hitters. Today I had their vanilla caramel amber, which I really liked. It was well balanced. I had the stairway to heaven, which was a triple IPA. Very good. The bakers dozen was an imperial Stout with notes of maple. Perfect for breakfast. Last I had their mind goblin. Very intense fruity sour. I liked that a lot. The staff was awesome. The tasting room has been expanded and they have a lot of room for special events. Maybe one day I can do magic here.

Rachel B.

We love that this brewery is dog friendly inside and outside. The people who work here are so nice! They also have a "bark board" for dogs who come here, too 🙂 This place doesn't serve food but they usually have a food truck outside. The last couple times we went, the food trucks weren't great, so I might even recommend bringing food and eating it when you get here. There are several decent beers here, and they have a few sodas and kombucha for non-drinkers. They also had a hard seltzer for non-beer drinkers. There is plenty of seating inside and outside. The brewery has events every now and then (trivia) and they also have discounts for teachers on select days of the week!

Martina S.

Our go to spot when visiting our daughter in Lone Tree. Great brews and rotating food trucks have tasty food. First pic was last month when the taco truck was on site.
We love their stouts. Excellent choices!
Right now, second pic, the Bakers Dozen is just fiiiiiiine!

Patrick R.

After a few years of saying, "We really need to try Lone Tree Brewing," we finally had a free afternoon and made it happen.

We had a good experience. We ordered 2 brews. One was the Pumpkin Ale, which had just the right balance of spices—not too overpowering. The other was the Nitro Cream Ale which was smooth, creamy, and oh-so-even better than expected!

One of the best things about Colorado is the endless stream of high-quality craft breweries. I love that places like this are locally owned and run. If you’re in the area, it’s definitely worth stopping in for at least one drink.

There are plenty of reviews with photos so I won’t bore with details. There is plenty of room inside and out to sit and the food trucks seem like a good option for food.

Moses agrees—high-quality brews are always worth the journey!

Douglas T.

This place has great beer and good views from the patio. Although they don't serve food they happen to have food trucks with good food. They have also expanded their capacity since last summer. This is one of my favorite stops on the weekend to have lunch, a beer and chill in the afternoon. Today was hot so I had their Mexican Lager. It is very hard to lager and this is one of the few microbreweries I know that has an in-house lager.

Gayle V.

It was just okay here. Maybe we came on an off night but the place was hot inside and the beer was just okay. There’s indoor and outdoor seating which is nice and pets are allowed which is nice. There was a food truck outside. 🍺

Jeffrey S. P.

Brewery: Lone Tree Brewing Company (Checked in 1/02/23)
City: Centennial, CO
Brewed on premise: Yes
Number of taps: 18, including a NA Hop Water
Number of bottles/cans: 0
Guest Beer: No
Bar seating: 14
Table seating: Yes
Patio: Yes
Beer garden: No
Food: No
Food Trucks: Yes
Dogs Allowed: Yes
Televisions: 6
Beer to go: Yes
Liquor: No
Wine: No
Prices: $7-$8
Tony: Yes
Why would I come back: We have been a huge fan of Lone Tree since they opened! Great beers with a ton of variety. Big bar, tons of tables and a good patio. Love the creativity , I often find something here that I am not sure about, and end up loving.
Favorite thing is the pay it forward list, where we can buy a beer for veteran, nurses, teachers, first responders, and a bunch of others who may need a pint.
Multiple award winners, including several medals from GABF. Lone Tree is always a place where we make an excuse to visit.
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Tambra S.

Our beer tender is the reason for this review. We got to the brewery a little after 12, intending to eat at the food truck. Due to other circumstances, they were running very late. Our beer tender was all by herself, and she was making sure to communicate with everyone waiting the updates she was receiving. She continued to get busier but kept calm and kind. We made a mess of our table, as did some other patrons, spilling waters and such. She was still very kind when assisting with cleanup. The food truck was not a win, likely because of their own issues, so it kind of brought down the experience, but the beer tender, still alone as the very large seating area continued to fill up, and her oder line stayed solid, made our visit exceptional. The beer was also very good. Had The Rock, The Bobby Blackberry Porter, The Stormtrooper, and the Orange Chocolate Stout. All very good. But we've avoided returning to breweries because of poor staff and returned to mediocre breweries because of wonderful staff. I wish I had gotten her name, but we will 100% return because of how wonderful she was. Cheers to the solid beer tender who worked the AM Sunday 2/26.

As an aside, they had a super cool craft vending machine. I hope to see more of those around.Other fun little touches inside that intrigued us, like the "Pints for the People" tracker. Pictures just to highlight the interior