Broken Plow Brewery

What a fantastic family-​owned brewery! Though their beers aren’t my favorite in the state they’re definitely top quality and always consistent. The atmosphere is pleasant and often have talented live musicians perform. Broken Plow is my go-​to place for an afternoon beer and to hang out with friends.

Love broken plow. I’ve been to a lot of breweries and this place proves that all it takes to be a great brewery is great beer and they have that in spades. Also I love that the staff loves to talk about their product and brewing styles. Drunken raven is amazing and their chili beer is great to try as a gag and then you’re surprised by how delicious it is. My favorite brewery in Greeley and the most underrated by far.

Great selection on tap and the beers are ever evolving. We have been frequent visitors to this brewery and have loved the depth each beer has discovered with time and Multiple runs. A quality beer In a town now growing on the micro craft beer scene.

Checked out Broken Plow a few weeks back and was pleasantly surprised. All the beers we had were good. Didn’t have any of their hoppy beers since I’m not into them, but the others were all good.
Their chili wheat which they are known for and get the peppers locally was a good taste and something different. Really liked their razzlemedazzleberry. Definitely will come here again. Many a good brews here.

My husband and I have been to this brewery many times and love it. It’s owned and ran by a very sweet husband and wife team. My favorite brew is the Signature Chili Wheat… ask for a sample, it’s delicious! As for the other Unilocaler complaining about the lack of a wait staff to take your order at your table… umm, have you ever been to a microbrewery? My husband and I frequent them quit often and have yet to find one that has a wait staff. I’m shocked that you would say their beer is «pretty darn good» then dock them 2 stars for a lack of wait staff and a bare patio. Their patio was bare because they had just recently opened… go see it now, it’s very nice with a huge awning.

Just stopped into the Broken Plow Brewery and tried their Signature Chili Wheat, so different and soooo good! I highly recommend you try it.
Also, had the Deja Moo Oatmeal Stout and it was delicious! I love stouts and their stout hits the spot.
Chatted with the owner for a bit, she was super sweet. This is a family business, which makes it that much better.
Don’t miss out!

My husband and I stopped by here after car shopping in Greeley. The atmosphere and service are both good. We tried a flight of beers. All were very good. The Chili Wheat was the one that stood out most for me. A great tasting beer with a little bit of a bite to it. They do not serve food but you can bring in food from other surrounding establishments and they even have a way for you to order food and have it delivered to you at the brewery. I definitely will hit this place up again next time I’m in Greeley.

The Broken Plow Brewery has some very tasty beer!
Since I am back in Colorado to visit for a month or so I am also going on little mini tours of all of the new breweries that opened up since I left. So I really only got just one kind of beer at each place that I went to while on my trip the other day.
At Broken Plow I got their Chili Wheat Beer which was excellent! It had the perfect amount of heat and kick!
I definitely recommend this tasty beer and would love to go back for another round!

We stopped by last night and realized they didn’t have wait staff for the tables and we had to to go to the bar to order. Remember this is a craft brew pub so they only sell their stuff (which is pretty darn good). The first thing you’ll notice is that the lighting is really bright and it has a kinda warehouse atmosphere. I had the regular IPA which was really well balanced and tasty. I decided to forego the double IPA due to the increased alcohol content. My date had the pale ale liked it. It was just like you would expect. We trailed the chili wheat and we’re very impressed. I am kinda put off on the price per pint of $ 5. Hell, these aren’t imported. As noted before, there is no food but you can bring it in from outside. That said along with the other issues, I don’t feel this could ever garner above three stars. I look forward to going back and sitting on their patio which as of now looks kinda bare.

This is a nice little brew pub on the west side of Greeley. I think they now have 7 beers on tap, and are planning on adding more and rotating seasonally in and out. When I first went in during their first week, they only had 3 beers on tap. I tried the Desert Brown and the Oatmeal Milk stout. Both were delicious, with a nice chocolatey flavor. They also had a pale ale, which I did not try because I don’t like hoppy beers. The chili wheat beer is my favorite. It leaves a little tickle in the back of your throat, but it is by no means spicy. The new smoked porter is also very good. The staff is friendly, and eager to tell you about their business. They do give small tasters if you want before ordering a beer that you have yet to drink. They have board games for customer use, and free pretzels. They do not serve food, but there is a Papa John’s and a Subway nearby, and you can bring your own food in. Beers are $ 5 a pint. It would be nice if they had a happy hour. All in all, the beer is good, and the place is comfortable. Nice place to watch a game.

Really good beer, really nice atmosphere,
Really nice people!
Especially like their chili wheat– awesome flavor but not hot. And it tastes fresh, not like old, dead, over-​marinated peppers.
The porters and stouts are really good. I’m not normally a fan of dark beers, but these are good and don’t finish bitter.
The two red ales (Hoppy New Year and the IPA) are good. They’re still a bit hoppy for my preference, but it’s really not bad. It’s a well-​thought-​out recipe with a good balance; much better than some other micro-IPA’s that taste like a lemon rind.