Saint Patrick’s Brewing Company

This place has all the characteristics of a great Colorado microbrewery. Good indoor atmosphere, and an even better backyard that backs up to the Platte River. Good beers too. That said, the service here is super slow. I’ve been here twice now. I like to walk my dog here, have a beer, and be on my way. But waiting for a server to come around takes way too long, which kind of dampers the experience. If they’d step up their service, this place would be an A+.

I visited this brewery once before. They provided me a tasty brew in a very poorly decorated environment. Imagine the set of Friends meets brewing equipment. Tonight I decided to come enjoy the great weather we are having here in Colorado and sit outside in the patio. I came in with my two sons under 12 and we were told the kids are not allowed after seven pm. That is fine. But the lady at the bar was SO RUDE about it. We called earlier and same lady was rude when asked about the food truck they had that night and rudely told us to go search Internet. This was a good reason NOT to spend my money at Saint Pats not only do they not embrace family they do not embrace local small business and liquor stores! We went up the road to Locavore where our kids were allowed, the beer was good and Marley was chilling the air waves. Look for my good review of that Littleton Brewery in Unilocal.I like to support our local Brewers… Don’t like spending my $ to get rude attitudes. I guess the ten people in there on a Sat night must dig that.

Awesome environment with ping pong, a friendly staff and a beautiful outdoor section. Nice beer line up. The imperial stout will knock you on your butt in the best way possible.

I was here yesterday for an afternoon of beers with the family. The staff was great and welcoming as usual. Seating was great whether indoor or outdoor since it was raining a little bit throughout the day.
This being my third time in the brewery I knew what I was ready to enjoy, and yet it was the second time they did not of any Dunkel ready. Many of their other beers are fantastic and worth a try, however the Dunkel is what I have found to be my favorite beer here and the main reason I keep coming back. Maybe one day they will have it again.

Great fenced in yard area with chairs, tables, and a giant fire pit. Dog friendly and kid friendly (they have juice boxes). Server was super friendly and a big fan of dogs. Awesome place to go on a nice day!

A friend and I decided to try this brewery. All I can say is I’ve never had such bad beer. I tried several. Very disappointing. With so many other good breweries in Denver and the surrounding area, I recommend checking out one that serves beer that doesn’t taste like budweiser squeezed through a seacow’s tit.

Terrible service, mediocre beer, would recommend spending your hard earned money at another brewery up the street

Amazing beers, beautiful beer garden and awesome food truck. The double IPA and the luminosity blonde were outstanding. The chocolate chili stout was also fantastic. We had to order a couple flights just to taste everything on tap and loved every single one!
We were not surprised to learn that the head Brewer, Chris, is an artist whose creative talent can be found both on the walls and in the beer. This is one brewery we will definitely be coming back to.

They only brew lagers here, which is different from many of the ale-​producing local breweries around the area. However, they have a very extensive list of beer varieties. The brews are pretty good, but the best part of this place is by far their atmosphere. The «backyard» is an awesome place to hang out playing lawn games and sitting around the fire pit. Not to mention, it’s right along the Mary Carter Greenway Trail that runs along the South Platte. How convenient!

A friend and I decided to try this brewery out after work on a Monday. We got there about 5:30 and it wasn’t crowded, but there wasn’t much room at the bar so we sat at the table right across from the bar.
As we were looking at their menus at the table and talking about which beer we were going to try, we realized that it had been about 5 minutes with no service. My back was to the bartender so I wasn’t watching what he was doing, or how busy he was. As we tried getting the bartenders attention by making eye contact, he would be scanning the room/​bar, but when he would look in our direction he looked down so as to avoid eye contact.
We concluded that there was no wait staff and we would have to go up to the bar to order, but we were both pretty irritated from obvious avoidance we got and I felt that the bartender should of said something along the lines of «sorry, we don’t have a waiter tonight so you’ll have to order drinks here».
We decided to go elsewhere after a 10 – 15 minute wait. As we were walking out the door, the bartender thanked us for coming in… go figure.

I just like that’s off the Platte River bike trail and they have a great selection of ales. It is always fun to stop by here with my friends.

I have tried numerous flights of all their beers and have not been disappointed with any of them. I must say my favorite is the Mexican mocha it is delicious! They have indoor ping-​pong table outdoor games to boot and the staff is extremely friendly! They have food trucks on the weekends or they will allow you to bring food in.

One of the best Breweries in the area, and not just because of the beer. The inside seating area, along with fireplace, several TV’s, a ping pong table, and numerous couches and tables to drink at makes the inside a great place to hang. The outside is even better with a huge lawn with gazebo and 2 more TV’s.
Went here for the Broncos Home opener, was shocked that the place was empty! Me and 6 others pretty much had the run of the place! Great hangout to watch games and drink amazing beer.
The beer options are varied, and there are so many options! Every beer lover will find one that they love! Prices are the norm for breweries in the area, roughly $ 5-​$ 7 for beers, we ordered 5 beers, including 2 bigger sizes, and only paid $ 32 for them! Great price for some great beer. Highly recommend the Dunkel beer!

Fantastic lager beers! Experimental awesomeness!
Great price point and great service!
Located right on the south Platte river next to Lucile’s.
Best new brewery in the Littleton area. Superior craftsmanship to anything else in the area.

I really, really, really wish I lived closer to this brewery! I loved this place!
We stopped in here on a Sunday afternoon for a few beers because we were oh so parched.
I liked the place straight off! It has a very good vibe to it and is set up for people to relax and enjoy their time there.
The bar is right inside the front door and off to the other is a seating area with couches and a tv. The have tables that stretch back a little bit and a foosball table. And this is just inside.
Out back they have a large outdoor seating area with a gazebo, corn hole and bocce ball games. The gazebo even has misters! And hello, fire pit! We’ll be back to enjoy that on the upcoming chilly nights this fall!
We started out with a flight. This is pretty much a rule for Jeff and me when checking out a new place, we want to taste all of their deliciousness. There wasn’t one single beer I didn’t like but the one I liked best was the midnight mocha lager. I had a couple of those tasty friends after we finished off the flight. Ask for it Mexican style… so good! They pour cinnamon on top.
The staff were really, really friendly and seemed to genuinely enjoy being there. Even the customers sitting around us were really friendly.
I bought a couple of Shandy bombers to take home with me, a mint limeade and a watermelon lemonade… they taste like freaking summer!
They also had a food truck posted up out back, of which we happily partook.
The brewery is also pooch friendly so definitely bring your dog and people friendly pooch along with you, small warning though… when it gets busy inside the acoustics make it really loud so your furry friend will probably appreciate the awesome patio space more.
St. Patrick’s, you’ll definitely be seeing more of my mug!

We were thrilled to have found this great, dog-​friendly brewery. Very good lagers, wonderful atmosphere and a friendly staff.
I have to admit, however, that I was surprised at the number of children… but even more surprised at the lack of parental guidance. Not all, but many of them, were standing, jumping or pounding on the cornhole platforms, hanging on the fence posts (even though there are signs asking that you don’t even chain your bike there), using whatever they could find to carve on the trees and literally taking over the yard games. I noticed that some customers only had one beer and then left because they couldn’t even take a turn.
At one point a few of the kids also took it upon themselves to climb through the fence posts (the South Platte river is on the other side). That made me really uncomfortable.
We’ll definitely go back. I would just like to say that if you choose to bring your child, please have some respect for the owners/​staff and other patrons as well as the property.

The beer was alright. The Funkel Berry and the Saison got better as you drank them. The bartender was not attentive at all. There were four people at the bar total, and it still took the bartender five minutes to notice we finished our tasters, and even then I had to ask to close out because he didn’t even look over at us once after we ordered.

Let me put it this way: this place was so cool I had to buy a shirt. It sure helped that I was a little buzzed when I made that purchase, but still…
Although it’s pretty far from everything it still is great good fun. The space is large with multi-​layerd seating options. They have a huge patio and a dance floor which houses the ping-​pond table during the day. I like that they can switch it up depending on the crowd.
The beer is very good too — I very much enjoyed the berry saison lager. There were some other good brews but it’s difficult to remember exactly what they were. Clearly, the beer packs a punch which is always good.
The employees were on top of their game. Not only were they friendly and easy on the eyes, but they were very knowledgeable about their beer. With great service comes great fun so by all means come and check this place out!

Now open at its new location at Bowles & Santa Fe in Littleton. I dropped by here with my drinking buddy on Sunday. There were a few customers in the house, but the bar was full, so we grabbed a spot on the couch in the lower section. I don’t recommend that because we were there for about 10 minutes and a server never came to meet us.
We moved to a table where no one could ignore us, and our server came by. They have technology in use here. The servers carry tablets, and there’s an electronic ordering system. I started with a flight of draft brews. All were drinkable. I particularly liked the red beer. They only serve lagers here.
I drank one beer that would have been much more suited to an ale than a lager. With heavily-​hopped beers, the ale yeast adds a dimension of flavor that a lager just can’t. That’s just one guy’s opinion, though, so you can take it or leave it.
I could have done with more attentive service. When I go to a brewery, I like it to have employees who are engaged, who like to talk about beer, and who seem interested in my tasting notes. I’d also recommend offering water as a palate cleanser when a customer orders a flight.
This is a very nice, large location especially suited to the summer. I wish Saint Patrick’s the best of luck in their new location, and they don’t seem to be hurting for business, but I miss the direct, friendly service that I got at the old location, and that’s why I dropped the rating to three stars. It’s worth a visit to St. Patrick’s because they are doing something unique, but I do not see myself becoming a regular at a place where the staff seems indifferent to whether or not I plan on returning.

My favorite local brewery right now. Can’t believe I haven’t reviewed it yet. I guess when you are coming in all the time, you forget you haven’t!
Saw this place listed in the new business in Englewood, when they were new and shot in here over Thanksgiving weekend for our first try. Downstairs is cozy and we were left to sit in the corner, but our service was fantastic and we were able to try anything on the rotating menu. Fell in love with the fact that they «do things differently» here.
Definitely can’t go into the list of beers I’ve tried here, but I will tell you to get here soon! They are a little off the beaten path, but not hard to find as long as you turn just after The World of Tile on Santa Fe and follow the loop around.
These guys are friendly, make great beer and have a good following for no advertising. Come in and be impressed!