Public Offering Brewing Company

Excellent Hazy's

My favorite brewery and home away from home (I just wish I lived a tad closer). All the beers are delicious, the staff is always accommodating and friendly, and it’s my favorite spot to spend a Saturday afternoon in Denver.

Great beer, great location

Diverse selection of beer, and the beer was delicious. We loved the atmosphere too: a perfect setting for a beer-drinking afternoon

This is such a great space — friendly, welcoming and fun! And the beers are terrific. I love all that Public Offering adds to the South Broadway vibe.

Great beer at a great spot!!

We love the brewery- lots of friendly staff and great beer- I love the IPAs! I particularly enjoy the mix of age groups that all feel comfortable at the spot- this is nice to see !
Barb

Great atmosphere and good beer!

Public Offering Brewery is hands down my favorite brewery in Denver. They’ve got an great selection of beers for all kinds of tastes. Their hoppy beers really shine, and honestly, when I compare them to places like Comrade Brewing, I think Public Offering might have the edge. The hops are bold, flavorful, and perfectly balanced, making each sip super satisfying. But hey, beauty is in the eye of the beholder—picking a favorite between these hoppy powerhouses is basically impossible, they’re all that good.

Their stouts, lagers, and fruited sours are on point too, so there's something for everyone, no matter what you’re into.

What really makes Public Offering stand out, though, is the vibe. The place has a super laid-back feel, perfect for hanging out with your crew inside or outside on their huge patio. Whether you’re all about the hops or just looking for a chill spot to unwind, Public Offering Brewery is the place to be.

If you want to drink really good beer in a welcoming setting, this is your place!

The beers are brewed from interesting and progressive hops varietals, which make them unique, approachable, and super tasty.

This is my go to spot to meet up with friends. Great outdoor deck and friendly staff. I love the variety of IPAs and recently picked up some Crowlers to go for a ski trip. Highly recommend.

There’s too many breweries in Denver to support one where the owner cries to Denver lawmakers about labor costs. Where’s the outrage on the increase in
rent/lease costs on businesses? The burden to save a business is always put on the employees and not better beer etc. Also on the weekends this place turns into a daycare with all the strollers blocking the aisles and kids running around.

Denver has an incredible craft beer scene, and I’d rather spend my money at a place that actually values the people behind the bar. The fact that the owner of this brewery testified in favor of cutting their own employees’ pay by $4 an hour says everything I need to know. Supporting local businesses means supporting fair wages—this place doesn’t deserve my business.

I used to really enjoy coming to Public Offering - great beer, good atmosphere, and friendly staff. However, I was extremely disappointed to learn that the owner is actively lobbying for a bill that would cut tipped workers’ wages by $4/hour. It’s frustrating to support a business that thrives on hospitality while its leadership is working against the very people who create that experience. Until this changes, I can’t in good conscience continue to spend my money here. I hope they reconsider their stance and start supporting their employees instead of undercutting them. It is unsettling and it is not the sort of business ownership me and those I know will be supporting.

After find out on reddit I am beyond disappointed to see a brewery owner advocate for cutting their own staffs pay. There are other places that actually support their staff - skip this one.