Odell Brewing Five Points Brewhouse - Denver, Colorado

Chase H.

Odell is an amazing brewery, their workers are top notch. Such a great place to hang out. I’ve been coming here since it opened and I can’t recommend it enough. They get some freedom to do small batches of whatever they want. So, the beer cycles quite a bit and get to try new stuff every visit.

Edit: Nearly a Year Later
This is still one of the best spots in RiNo/Five Points. I've not been able to visit nearly as much as I used to and the staff are still some of the nicest folks around. I can't recommend this place enough.

Sarah K.

Odell Five Points is a staple as far as Colorado breweries go—definitely worth checking off your bucket list—but don’t expect too much from the beer. Think of it as the Starbucks of breweries: you can find it at all major grocery stores, but it leaves much to be desired. I’m a citra IPA, boozy stout, and barrel-aged kind of gal, and Odell falls short in those areas. Ratio Beerworks across the way has way more character, and their beer is hands-down worth the trip to RiNo. In spring and summer 2023, I tried my hand at becoming part of the Monday night run club here. Despite being close with some of the regulars, the leaders came off as rude—two even had the audacity to attack me via text, believe it or not. Stick with your own group to have the most pleasant experience. Overall, not the most welcoming place—I’d rather spend my money elsewhere.

Rupinder M.

Really liked this tap house, beers were pretty good. The bar seems pretty recently renovated with a clean/fresh ambience. There is bar seating, outdoor seating and upstairs seating (apparently, but we never made it up there).
No food was available although there seems to be plenty of food choices nearby.
We were doing a pub crawl and there happened to be quite a few breweries in the area, so this was a good start!
We liked our stop here!

Jack B.

Our visit was overshadowed by what felt like dishonest marketing. The bar prominently advertises $8 pints, but strongly encourages customers to try a flight—presumably to explore the selection before committing to a full pint. My wife and I each ordered a flight, expecting a reasonable price comparison to a pint. The total? $48 for two flights—equivalent to just three pints.

There were no signs or pricing displayed, and in good faith, most customers would assume a flight is somewhat proportional to the cost of a pint. Instead, it turns out to be $1 per ounce, which feels intentionally misleading. The experience left a sour taste—not from the beer, but from the pricing tactics.

Mary B. J.

I don't go to RiNo often, but when I do, I never skip on Odell. The bartenders are the absolute best!! They take the time to get to know the people they serve and they allow you to sample beers before deciding. They clearly have knowledge and pride in their brand.

Joe A.

Great beer. Would recommend. Really enjoyed their dark IPA - I normally steer clear of dark beers but it was delicious

C T.

We visited Odell Brewing on a Thursday afternoon when visiting Denver for a few days. We decided to spend an afternoon visiting some of the local breweries, and among the 4 we visited this was definitely one of the better ones…and definitely the best one in the RiNo area of town. Really nice rooftop bar with a lot of really good beer options. I would definitely recommend it.

Suzette C.

Cute little brewery with a nice selection, you order and pay at the bar. I had the Latte Dottie, love the white chocolate coffee light beer flavor. I typically go for dark beer this one was not bad.

This was my first visit to Denver and I love the Rino Area!!! So many breweries to check out and loads of outdoor art to enjoy.