300 Suns Brewing
Microbrewery boasting an on-site, industrial-chic tasting room with a patio & frequent events.
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(from Google)This brewery has a great laid back vibe. There is plenty of seating both inside and out. The beer was great and the food was delicious. The service was super friendly and quick.
Great new place with scratch kitchen and good beer. I’m not even a beer guy, but the stout is pretty great. Fried green beans amazing. The burgers are greatness. Good selection, good service
Highlights: - Card in bucket system for waitstaff - Fried cheese curds Lo Points: - Pricing and Value - Bitter beer Things to know: First, the card and bucket system is something you need to know before going; If you need waitstaff, just put the card in the bucket. While, wait staff at all restaurants should be trained to know that it is bad manners to interrupt conversations and ask questions to someone with a mouthful of food, we all know it happens, despite any training or lack thereof. So, I think this system was a great idea to avoid those unwanted interuptions. Another thing to know is that the acoustics in this place are terrible and sound echoes throughout the establishment. Luckily it wasn't very busy when we went, but I couldn't imagine trying to even hear yourself think if it's busy. Some people like that kind of atmosphere and others don't. Just be aware of what it is. Our experience: Overall, the food was good and so was the service, although neither were excellent. Waitstaff was quick to respond when we put the card in the bucket. However, there was less than a dozen patrons in the establishment when we went at lunch time, so anything other than a quick response would have been bad. The fried cheese curds were excellent while hot. But like most fried foods, the appeal diminished as they cooled down. The main reason I deducted 2 stars was for the perceived value and the sub-par brewing. I ordered the Longmonster Burger (a $23 burger with 4 patties), thinking that it would be big enough to save half for later. It wasn't. The beef patties were disappointingly thin (very similar to a Freddy's burger), and while a large burger, it's not a monster in any sense unless you have a child's appetite. The 'regular' sized burgers (around $18) had 2 of the thin patties. My wife enjoyed the Bugolgi Burger. But the name is deceptive marketing. There was no bugolgi in it at all. They should just call it a kimchi burger, since it was just a burger with kimchi. Again the food and service were both good. However, there was nothing that made it excellent or worth the pricing. To top it, the real disappointment was the extremely bitter Burlington Stout ($7.50 for 16oz) that was falsely advertised as "...well-balanced and smooth". Final thoughts: The food and service were good. However, if you're going to a brewery, they should at least have decent brews and the overall value fell too far below the prices to receive any rating above average.
We went here after a hike and were really impressed. The portions were great by comparison to other places. I got a chicken sandwich and the cheese curds for my side, I’ll say they did not skimp on the cheese curds and hooked me up with a hefty side of them. The drink options were vast and I’d need to go back to try more. Also the atmosphere was appealing with plenty of out door seating. To top it off the service was very efficient with the system they have at each table and our needs as a customer were satisfied quickly. I’d go back again and again. (Images are chicken sandwich with cheese curds and Nashville chicken with fries)
My 300 Suns Brewing experience is in line with many of the reviews on here. They have a 4.7 for good reason. First glance at the menu and it’s clear it’s not going to be an easy decision. Lots of beer, and other yummy adult options to choose from. Their food options are also abundant, I found myself already thinking of what I wanted to try next. I had the tacos, I enjoyed them, but they were a bit too greasy for me. I am picky about this, so I don’t knock them, it just wasn’t my “flavor” of tacos. The Colorado pu tang was delicious, and my friend’s fried Nashville chicken sandwich look perfect. My friend agreed, and we both loved the cheese curds. They were a throw back to the late 90’s A&W cheese curds! We Both sampled a few beer options and I don’t have a single thing to say that is not positive. Crew was welcoming, I love the practice of telling your servers you’re ready by placing the little sign in the bucket. Will definitely be stopping here again.