Romero's K9 Club & Tap House

Amazing beer selection and dogs. What more do you need?

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Great atmosphere, and an excellent selection of beers. Served ice cold. Great service all around. We will be back. Romeros ROCKS!

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Always a great time here. They have some great beer selections! Some of them are from breweries we used to frequent out in socal. The owners are some down to earth folks that really care about their business, clients (canine and human).

Atmosphere: 5

Service: 5

This place is so awesome! Super dog friendly! Love that they have an off leash dog park on site. Inside is still dog friendly as well if it is too hot out. So glad that they make people show proof of rabies vaccine for the dogs so you know your dog is safe. Recommend registering your dog on their website so you don’t have to scramble to find your rabies vaccine records.
Super excellent selection of craft beers that always is changing. Love the sour beer selection especially.
I have been here dozens of times and will always go back. Their parties for their anniversary and other events are always off the hook and they go crazy with their decorations.
They have always had a food truck when I have been there too.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

This is my favorite place to hang. The beer selection is amazing. The service is always exceptional and chill place. The owners are so nice and really care about your experience. Highly recommend and bring your dog ! They will love it too

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Good atmosphere to catch up with some friends. The beer selection is large and always changing, and the staff are happy to help you pick the right drink.

Atmosphere: 5

Service: 5

Romero's is genuinely the best taproom I've ever been to! The beer list is always impressive and it's constantly rotating so there's always something new to try. It's a must visit if you're a beer and/or dog lover or just want a fun spot to watch a game on Sunday

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

This place is literally the best, 5 stars isn't enough! So glad they are in Lafayette, they have a great tap list, the community is awesome, and the staff is wonderful! And you can hang out with your dog! 🐕

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

My wife and I attended Romero’s for her workplace Christmas party, and what should have been a fun night turned into an uncomfortable and embarrassing experience because of how I was treated.

I am hard of hearing, and in loud bar environments I often cannot hear anything at all — not words, not direction, and not even my own volume. To get a bartender’s attention, I rely entirely on visual cues and hand signals. This is how I communicate in every loud setting, and I have never had an issue. Typically, the bartender notices, acknowledges me, and I wait patiently.

While doing this, a woman sitting at the bar suddenly turned toward me and loudly scolded me, telling me I was rude and that “this is not how you talk to people.” I was relying on lip-reading, so I don’t know everything she said, but I do know I had not spoken to her, approached her, or interacted with her in any way. I was simply trying to communicate the only way I can in a loud environment.

I was shocked and stated — verbally and in sign — that I am hard of hearing and that this is how I communicate. I walked away because I didn’t want to continue standing there being publicly reprimanded for my disability.

When I returned a moment later — because I decided I shouldn’t be shamed out of ordering a drink — I again explained my hearing limitations. The bartender was kind and apologetic, even though the situation had nothing to do with her.

This entire situation began because the owner assumed the worst about someone using a disability-related communication method. There was no pause, no curiosity, and no effort to understand — just a public scolding.

The owner later claimed that I called her the “b-word.” In my frustration afterward, I may have muttered something under my breath. I genuinely do not believe I said it directly to her or loudly, but I can acknowledge that I was upset. Because I cannot hear myself in loud environments, I am not always aware of my volume. What I can say is that nothing I said was unprovoked — it was a reaction to being publicly embarrassed for something directly tied to my hearing disability.

What escalated the situation further was that the owner then shared her version of events with one of my wife’s coworkers, who confronted me aggressively. That is when I learned the woman who initially yelled at me was the owner. I ultimately chose to leave so the situation wouldn’t overshadow my wife’s holiday party or reflect poorly on her.

No guest should be treated the way I was — especially over a misunderstanding rooted entirely in a disability-related communication barrier. Accessibility, awareness, and basic courtesy matter, and they matter most when coming from those representing the establishment.

Atmosphere: 1

Food: 1

Service: 1

This place is a gem. Consistently one of the best tap lists in Colorado. Run by fantastic people. Dog friendly- there is some initial paperwork to ensure the safety of all your puppy pals. Great place to catch a Nuggets game as well!

Atmosphere: 5

Service: 5

What’s fun place for our dogs Nice kind setvice at the bar and a blast for our canines

Roscoe and I give all the paws up!

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Class spot. Lovely people. Dogs!
Beers were great too.

Atmosphere: 5

Service: 5

Really just a bar. Not much for dogs

this place rules for dogs and great beer. food trucks too!