Peaks N Pines Brewery - Tutt Blvd - Colorado Springs, Colorado

Sergio B.

Eddie the bartender will take care of you & recommend some good brews. Been here 2x & always have had great service. This might be the new spot for a quick brew & chill spot.

Giulia Z.

Delicious beer with very affordable prices! We discovered this place thanks to the Crafts and Drafts Passport. They let you sample the ones you're interested into to be sure you'll like it! They have free popcorn and they are all so nice and friendly. Can't wait to go back!!!

Michael E.

Absolutely! Here’s a more detailed version of your review:

I’ve visited this establishment numerous times, and I genuinely love some of their beers. The selection is impressive, with a few standout brews that really showcase the craft. However, the atmosphere leaves something to be desired—it’s quite small and can feel a bit cramped. I would estimate that about 10% of the time I’ve gone, I’ve walked out due to the overcrowding.

The seating arrangement accommodates around 20 patrons in the front and about 10 in the back, but the close quarters can make it uncomfortable, especially during peak hours. While I appreciate the creative approach many breweries take with their flavors, I find that there’s often an emphasis on experimenting with unusual concoctions rather than mastering the basics. A solid, well-crafted lager or pale ale can be just as enjoyable, if not more so, than some of the latest trendy brews.

One of the highlights of my visits has always been the staff—they’re friendly and knowledgeable, making the experience enjoyable, especially when it’s not overly busy. Typically, the atmosphere is quite relaxing between opening and around 5 PM, allowing for a nice, casual experience to unwind after a long day. However, once the clock strikes 5, the place tends to fill up quickly, and it becomes too loud and hectic for such a small space.

Overall, while I appreciate the fantastic beers and the great service, the cramped quarters and noise level during peak hours can detract from what could be a perfect brewery experience.

Misty C.

Me and some Mom friends met up here for a Mother’s Day lunch. We got some beer flights and ate some pizza and garlic bread balls. Super great beer and tasty food.

I highly recommend Peaks N Pines Brewery!

Rachael E.

This place was a little challenging to find for a visitor. But, I am glad we didnt give up. It is small but the beers are big! We tried several and ordered a pizza. We were NOT disappointed! The pizza from Black Jacks was delish! Also - we were very surprized by the blonde Ohana Nut stout! Had never heard of such a thing but it was really tasty. The Picos y Pinos was a lighter mexican beer with lots of flavor. My husband had the Need for Speed Red and the Octoberfest. The Kranky Antelope IPA was also a nice surprize. My husband doesnt like IPAs but this one resembled a bitters. Lovely find! The staff was knowledgeable and very friendly. We ended up leaving with several crowlers. Cant wait to go again. They were getting ready to release a porter.

tom C.

Friendly spot with a good variety of craft beers (16). Adult slushies offered. 10-place J-shaped brown faux stone bar without a foot-rail. Padded dark wood bar chairs. 10 light wood tall and short tables with padded chairs on tan concrete floor. Three silent TVs showing national and college football games. Large windows with views onto patio and east with commercial aircraft approaching the local airport. Conversation-friendly background music. Free popcorn.
True-to-style Oktoberfest and American Pale Ale.
A very chill place for a strip mall. Worth a visit.

Joe A.

Really good brews. Not just 10 IPA's; excellent variety- reds, wheats, barlywines. Beer tenders are great guys. Clientele is unassuming and chill.

Doug N.

Peaks and Pines is our go to Brewery. Best Pale Ale in town. Have been going here for years. One question, what happened to your popcorn? Used to be great, would even sneak a bag or two to take home. Must have gone to a cheaper brand. It is pretty bad now.