- Phone
- (303) 297-2700
- Website
- wynkoop.com
- Address
- 1634 18th St, Denver, Colorado, 80202-1212
Wynkoop Brewing Co., founded in 1995, is Colorado’s first brewpub and a cornerstone of Denver's craft beer scene. Known for its innovative beers like the Rocky Mountain Oyster Stout, Wynkoop offers a unique blend of local fare and billiards in an industrial-chic space.
Vibe: industrial-chic neighborhood brewpub
Beer styles
- Stout
- Imperial Stout
Good to know
- Taproom
- Food / kitchen
- Dog-friendly
- Patio / outdoor seating
- Events
- Parking
- Games
About Wynkoop Brewing Co
Wynkoop Brewing Co., established in 1995, is Colorado’s pioneering brewpub, located in Denver's LoDo neighborhood. The brewery is renowned for its bold and creative beers, particularly the Rocky Mountain Oyster Stout, which has gained significant attention over the years. Wynkoop’s space combines a casual atmosphere with an extensive beer selection, making it a favorite among locals and visitors alike. The taproom features billiards tables and offers a variety of food options, including a cheeseburger and fries combo that pairs perfectly with their brews. Regular events like trivia nights and brunches add to the lively community vibe.
- Founded
- 1995
- Hours
- Wed–Sun 3pm–10pm
- Hours change; confirm with the brewery before visiting.
Highlights
- Year-round outdoor beer garden
- Family-friendly atmosphere
- Hosts trivia every Wednesday
- Adjacent kitchen with wood-fired pizza
- Known for Rocky Mountain Oyster Stout
Signature beers
Rocky Mountain Oyster StoutStout
Lockout MaibockMaibock
Frequently asked questions
Does Wynkoop have food?
Yes, the brewery offers a menu including a cheeseburger and fries combo.
Is Wynkoop dog-friendly?
Yes, Wynkoop is known to be dog-friendly.
What styles does Wynkoop brew?
Wynkoop brews stouts and Maibocks among other craft beers.
When did Wynkoop open?
Wynkoop Brewing Co. was founded in 1995.
Does Wynkoop offer tours?
The website does not mention guided tours, but visitors can enjoy the taproom and events.
