Craft Breweries in Pagosa Springs

“This is probably our favorite restaurant in Pagosa Springs. The menu is small but the atmosphere is the best, most relaxed in town. They have a small selection of their own brews as well as a few other local + national beers on tap. It's definitely a find an open table and sit kind of place and they'll bring you the menus and take your drink orders. Their IPA was fantastic and cold which felt great in the mildly warm weather. There was live music the evening we were there and he was so good, had some of his own songs as well as some well known covers. Amazing voice. The best part in my opinion is the super dog-friendliness of the joint. The outdoor area is big with a lot of picnic tables to sit at with your puppers. It's such a chill place to hang out for a bit and soak in the weather and have some good beer. Another huge bonus here is the food. Everything we've had here was fresh and delicious but somehow they have managed to have one of the best pizzas I've ever had anywhere. The crust is thick and has enough chew to it and the sauce and cheese are great. I don't know what it is about their pizza but OMG their pizza OMG. Love this place!“

“The atmosphere is lovely with the outdoor patio being next to the slow calming river. There is a lot of indoor space and a pretty large bar area. The food was solid and came out pretty quick, and of course the beer is great. A lot of variety in types of beer and the vibe is laid back and friendly. You'll see big families, kids, couples, all walks of life for clientele. My only suggestion is to improve the service for the "dog beach." While I love the fact there is an area dedicated for pets, there's literally no service for the four tables by the riverbank. You have to go into the bar to order and get a pager to come pick up the food when it's done. It feels very segregated from the rest of the restaurant it made us feel like second class patrons. It's not more than a few steps to extend service to the dog beach, so I hope they extend it fully to all patrons. It would just be nice to have someone from the restaurant at least check on you down there, but you're pretty much on your own and implied to bus your own table and put the dirty dishes in a provided cart with water (which was hot and not iced like the water on the regular patio). If you have a pet dog, just be aware you will definitely feel less welcomed than other patrons. And if you don't have a pet dog, you'll be just fine with the regular service as it seemed to be pretty regular with top offs and taking dirty glasses and plates.“