San Luis Valley Brewing Company - Alamosa, Colorado

Sydney J.

My hubby and I where camping nearby with our pups and wanted to check out town and grab lunch. We choose San Luis Valley Brewing Co. Initially because they have patio space and allow dogs.

Our server Shanna was fantastic. She was super friendly and made great food recommendations. We needed up having burgers and fries. It was good. I liked the crisp and seasoning on the fries.

I also enjoyed the music playing. I'm one of those folks who actually listens to and enjoys background music. They were playing the 80s.

Martina S.

Not sure how this place ended up with a 3.7 rating, but we absolutely loved our experience here. There’s a plenty big menu to choose from, we had sweet potato wafflefries, the BLT, the chorizo salad their hazy IPA, the red ale, and the stout. Everything was absolutely wonderful. We kind of doubted that we were going to get good service being that we were sitting outside, but the waitress was absolutely fabulous. Kimry did a great job. Would highly recommend.

Kiersten H.

The first time we came here, we were sat at a table and weren't acknowledged for 20 mins so we ended up leaving but We came the following day for hoppy hour and sat at the bar and we received service! Yay, the service at the bar was pretty good.
We tried a few different fews and all of them were fine ($4 for hoppy hour which was the draw)

Eric N.

Sat at the bar and ordered the 3 IPA’s they had on draft. The black IPA was my favorite. I ordered the Lucille sausage pasta and it was awesome. Entrees only served after 5pm. Great flavor and sauce was nice and creamy. The Caesar salad was outstanding with nice wide pieces of Parmesan cheese and tasty dressing. I ordered fries just to try them and they were crispy and very well seasoned. Great place to eat and have a few local beers.

Lady M.

We visited on a sunny winter afternoon and enjoyed a Valle Caliente green chile lager that was a bit too bitter, but not horrid, a creamy housemade root beer, a wonderful French onion soup and fish and chips. My favorite was the soup which had a rich, savory broth and sweet onions that still had a bit of structure to them. I would definitely visit this quirky spot on Alamosas Main Street again.

Shawna K.

Service is terrible, after finally being acknowledged to sit down the waitress took our order, dropped food off and we never saw her again. No drink refills, finally flagged her down to pay for the meal, we asked for a 6pack of oatmeal stout, it was not brought to us or added to the ticket. The green chili pork stew was cold. The fish and chips were ok, hot at least.
I don’t recommend this place. We’ve eaten here several times passing through and it’s really gone down hill.

Julia B.

5/12/23-This place came recommended, but it was a horrible food experience. Their beers were not good. The food was super greasy and bland. The service wasn't even good. Like for example we asked the server if the chocolate hummus was good and he said that not only had he never tried it, but that he had never seen anyone order it. We tried it an it was a mistake. It was super gritty and just tasted of dry coco powder. Just a bad food experience around and I would recommend that people get food elsewhere.

Olena E.

Very nice place. My husband and I already had dinner that evening and just decided to check it out. We end up having a beer and appetizer. I do not drink beer, I had beer cocktail and it was amazing. The service was super friendly, place design and atmosphere were catching. Oh, they have 100 year old volt door where you can see all gears and locks. Very cool idea. We liked it so much that we came back the next day for lunch after visiting sand dunes. Will be our go-to place when in Alamosa.