Max Taps Co. — Restaurant in Colorado

Great selection of beers with good bartenders and an obvious preference in clientele. Although the selection of beer is wonderful this place is clearly geared towards families and not casually meeting up with friends. Typically there are quite a few kids running around and yelling which doesn't lend well to catching up with friends in a more relaxed taphouse. Combine this with an owner that clearly prefers dealing with older clientele than anyone in there 20's I'm not sure I would return. Currently if you are immuno compromised though I would HIGHLY recommend avoiding Max Taps though as they are running at what seems to be 80% capacity with no enforcement of masks. To each their own but with an immuno compromised girlfriend I know we will have to look for other places to go until the world...

Service was meh to begin with. But the real issue was this. I spilled my beer. No problem, it happens. But we couldn’t get anyone’s attention to get towels to clean up. The staff looked at us and did nothing. They literally didn’t seem to care that I was wet with beer and my purse was soaked. I ended up going to the ladies room three times to get paper towels. My husband did manage to get one bar towel then went back to ask for a second and was ignored. I don’t mind cleaning up my own mess, but a little acknowledgment of the issue would be nice. We finished the clean up, abandoned 2/3 of my husband’s beer and left,...

Great selection of beers and friendly staff. I appreciate the rotating beer menu and the integration of untappd information. Their website is always up to date with which food trucks will be visiting and having a dog friendly establishment is a requirement for us. The Odell & Eskimo ski/snowboard event was amazing and solidified us as being regulars. We look forward to future visits. It was a pleasure meeting Dave, Gary and Mike during my first few visits. Thank you for doing the Colorado tap room right! My only request would be making sure parents keep track of their kids. Taprooms are not playgrounds for...