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Welcome To Call to Arms Brewing Company
Call to Arms Brewing Company is a vibrant brewery located in the heart of Denver, CO. Known for its festive atmosphere and diverse beer selection, it offers everything from classic brews to innovative hard teas and seltzers. Patrons enjoy a welcoming space adorned with seasonal decor, making it an ideal spot for gatherings, whether with friends or business partners. The brewery emphasizes community with dog-friendly policies and vegetarian options, while accommodating families in a lively, yet cozy environment. With its emphasis on quality and creativity, Call to Arms promises an unforgettable experience for both beer aficionados and casual visitors alike.
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Call to Arms Brewing Company
Welcome to Call to Arms Brewing Company, a vibrant gem nestled in the heart of Denver at 4526 Tennyson St. This brewery promises an experience that is equal parts fun and flavor. With its expansive space tailored for gatherings, it emerges as a popular hotspot for friends and family, especially during festive occasions.
The moment you step in, you're greeted by a delightful ambience that beautifully marries holiday whimsy with the casual charm typical of a brewery. As Flip F. mentioned, the festive decor during the Christmas season is a sight to behold—complete with hilarious holiday touches that make the environment lively and welcoming.
- Diverse Beer Selection: At Call to Arms, the beer menu is a treasure trove. From the silky Coffee Oats and Hose porter to the intriguing Operation Steingrabber Czech dark lager, there's something to satisfy every palate. Not a beer drinker? Not to worry! They cater to varying tastes with hard tea and hard seltzer options, ensuring that everyone feels included—just ask Edie A.
- Unique Brewing Names: The creativity doesn't stop at the brew itself. Each beer boasts a name that elicits a chuckle, like the Janet Reno Dance Party, ensuring that your drinking experience is as entertaining as it is refreshing.
- Seating Options: Whether you prefer the indoors or the tented outdoor area, Call to Arms accommodates your needs with ample seating. This flexibility is perfect for cozy gatherings or larger get-togethers and complements the brewery’s bustling energy on weekends.
- Fun Atmosphere: As Erin S. aptly noted, the lively vibe stands out amongst Denver's breweries. With a busy bar and plenty of laughter echoing around, it provides an exhilarating backdrop for evenings out with friends.
Food options are conveniently available through nearby restaurants like Kalaka, or you can snack on packaged treats like Kettle Head Popcorn and Dots Pretzels right at the bar. This accessibility only adds to the enjoyment, making it easy to sip and snack at your leisure.
The friendly staff enhances the warm atmosphere, as Kelsey S. indicates, ensuring that your experience is nothing short of remarkable. With such thoughtful service coupled with mouth-watering brews and stimulating decor, Call to Arms Brewing Company is not just a place to grab a drink—it's a delightful destination.
So, if you're in Denver and seeking a rad brewery that captures the spirit of fun, look no further than Call to Arms. Unwind, enjoy a drink, and soak in the festive vibes. You won't want to miss it!
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“ Great brewery. Always wanted to stop by. Bunch of friends stop by during the bust holiday seasons end. They had a nine additional tented area for all the people. The beer selections were far & wide and great tasting. Ww came during their Christmas themed time. There was a nice National Lampoon's RV out side. We got cool commemorative Moose glassware from our drinks. All in All this is a great meeting place for friends and business partners. The only down part was so many kids there, but I think that's just a downtown hipster Denver thing. Kids in Bars.....Yeah that's just different. But that's another time to discuss that. Anyways we will definitely be back. ”
“ Great, fast service. Came here after an early dinner at Parisi for a quick round before heading home. Cute decor, good music... amazing beers. I got a canned kombucha (pineapple/peach) as I'm off alcohol for a week after getting fresh ink... but the family really loved the Coffee Oats and Hose (porter) as well as the Operation Steingrabber (Czech dark lager). The smell from the coffee oats and hose was heavenly and a small sip I had was yummy! I love the names of the beers and would love to come back when it's not during arctic blast and the patio is open. Such a cute little spot! ”
“ This is a huge place that has many different seating options for your party's needs. They go big for holidays, so the place was decked out in hilarious holiday decor. Mentioned in Westword's 100 Bars, Call to Arms offers a variety of beer options. Also new to me, is hard tea. I gave this a try in a little 4 oz taster and was not disappointed. This would be my go to if I were a regular here. I did try the Janet Reno Dance Party brew as well. Hilarious title for those of us from the 90s but not my jam in terms of beer. I will say that of all the breweries in Denver I have been to, Call to Arms was the most fun! This is a very happening place and on a Friday afternoon, it was real busy, real fast, so you know it's good. ”
“ I am not a big beer drinker but appreciate that Call to Arms has hard tea, hard seltzers, and sour options. If you are one that is afraid to commit, you can get 4 oz tasters between $3-$5 depending on your selection. Call to Arms has many seating options, both indoors and outside in their tent. Food can be ordered from nearby restaurants (such as Kalaka) or you can enjoy packaged snacks from the bar such as Kettle Head Popcorn or Dots Pretzels. We went for their Big Holiday Energy Pop-Up and it lived up to the title. Wrapped gifts and glittery tress hung from the ceilings as you are surrounded by everything red and green. Chairs are covered in Santa hats and a faux fireplace is flanked by two crooked Whoville Trees with a Grinch arm poking out. A line forms at the bar to order your drinks. Very festive and fun for the holidays. ”
“ Amazing brewery, great brews and very friendly staff. Came to checkout the Christmas decor and it did not disappoint! Great patio and a cozy brewery decked out in Christmas lights. Lots of great merch too. Can't wait to come back to try more brews. ”
“ We went for puppy yoga. The brewery is very festive. Attentive bartenders. Great beer selection along with some NA options. Lots of room in the tent. Super fun vibe. Picked up some moose mugs to take home. Definitely will come back soon. ”
“ Stopped by for the Christmas pop up (big holiday energy) and it definitely lived up to its namesake! They go all out for the decor not just for Christmas but other holidays/events as well. Along with beer they also serve hard tea and seltzer that they make in house. ”
“ I came to CtA looking to participate in their Oktoberfest celebration. I was a day late, but that was my only disappointment. The bartender was a charming woman who helped with my tasting plank. Once I had finished the sampler, I asked her about their IPAs. I've never been a fan but wondered if she could recommend one I should try. While they weren't currently pouring her recommended "gateway" IPA, she really liked the Stab in the Dark, a West Coast IPA. I am sold. This was an excellent brew and I could become a believer. This place had a great vibe, lots of room for groups, and in a fantastic Denver neighborhood. I would recommend without qualification. ”
“ Friendly service, and a great patio with large tables for hanging out under perfect amout of shade for our pooches. The hard tea was fantastic and had just the right amount of sweet. The interior is spacious with and very welcoming atmosphere ”
“ Excellent quality is just one of the hallmarks of this brewery. Aside from having a large outdoor patio, it has a pub-like feel near the bar itself. Their flagship seltzer (La Clawsuit w/ Peach, Orange & Guava) is way better than most. I'm not an IPA guy, but I know a fair number of people who enjoy Janet Reno's Dance Party -- A Hazy IPA. I am also quite fond of Operation Steingrabber -- A dark Czech lager. I can almost always find something to like here, and it is the easiest brewery to which I can walk, which makes this a frequent first or last stop on a Tennyson crawl. The service here is consistently good. I also tend to run into a good crowd of folks when visiting. ”
