Our Mutual Friend Brewing Company

Have been here a couple times and every time, my beer has been terrible. It seems my friends tend to get better beers, but the inconsistency in brewing is atrocious. And then there is the snarky service. Now when I have to meet friends there, I go, ask how there beer is, then suggest a new location (Epic, Great Divide, etc). No one has turned me down yet.

This place is not good. Unless bad service, large tables and a patio is all that is required to succeed in Rino. Can’t emphasize the rude service enough – they guy is not making complicated cocktails, he is just shilling beer. But apparently if you don’t place your order in five seconds, he will wave you off and walk away. Yikes… I went to Herbs a few blocks away later in the night, and was reminded of how good bartenders work, rather than wanna be hipsters who don’t really know a thing about their profession.

Dogs! Beers! Records! Art! Nice people!
This is my kinda place. Love the logo, love the vibes, dig the beer.
Stopped by on a Friday afternoon «bikes and beers» tour in October of 2015 with L and M. (On this tour, I rode a very ill-​fitting, old school yellow number with a banana seat all over town without a helmet.)
Ill-​advised? DON’T CARE. I had a blast.
Brown ale was solid, taster of the sour was intense but good!

Awesome selection of delicious brewjams. Definitely worth the trip. Very cool décor. Looking forward to my next visit.

Cute little brewery, great location and nice atmosphere. Porter was great. Would definitely go back and try the other beers.

Beer is the mutual friend! Woohoo, Tuesday’s keep the glass night for $ 10 was a great deal because you get two pours! I got a really cool glass that’s shaped like a beer can. I had the sour brown ale (called Avenoir) and thought it was super funky and fun. I also tried some of Dad’s brown ale. This place sometimes sells food as well from people who bring it in. The interior’s dark and there isn’t a ton of seating. They play a random mix of music from phantogram to songs that sound like they belong on a scary movie soundtrack. There’s no sign outside that says OMF. You’ll know you’re @ the right spot when you see a giant painting around the door of two people shaking hands.

Second stop in Rhino and the atmosphere is awesome! Very homey and comfortable. They only offer beer, of course. I ordered three beers, but I ended up getting tasters of the beers I ordered for my friends. It was fine though.
Dogs are allowed, also, so our fury friends are there to enjoy the atmosphere. We did stay here for a while since some of our friends met up with us here. I had the session ale and I really enjoyed the lightness of the flavor. It wasn’t heavy for my stomach at all and there was a great after taste. My wife got the strong ale and she seemed to like it a lot also. I had a chance to taste the sour brown ale. Interesting taste, but definitely not for me. My friend ordered the coffee stout and it tasted just like coffee.
Such a cool place to go to and hang out on a Friday night.

I’m surprised this cozy little brewery doesn’t have a better rating because I loved it! The ambiance was perfect for a chilly November night, with the strands of twinkle lights over the bar. The beer selection isn’t all that large and didn’t seem to have many IPAs, which are my favorite. I’m not sure if that was a seasonal thing or if they shy away from IPAs in general but I took my chances on a brown ale and wasn’t disappointed. Bonus: the bartenders are majorly friendly and actually notice you when you’re waiting to order a beer. I’ll be back!

I simply love the beer and atmosphere at OMF. It’s one of my favorite Denver breweries. Their beers are fantastic, and I especially love their stouts and brown ales. For this reason it’s typically a go-​to watering hole in the cooler months. If you do stop by on a warmer day they have a nice outdoor patio. But when I visit I like to belly up to the bar, enjoy the albums being played on their old-​school record player, and enjoy the mellow atmosphere. I’d give it 5-​stars, but if I’m being totally honest I will admit this place has a really young hipster vibe, and I’m neither of those things. If I pay too much attention I may look around and see that I’m (easily) the oldest person in the place, but with beer this good, I don’t really care.

I love places like this. Chalk it up to the great conversation that I was having on a night in a foreign city where things in the air were cold but clear, but places like this just give me the impression that people are there making a toast to life.
The back patio has communal picnic benches and backyardy string lights with a brick façade with black text on a white wall. (my friend and I both really liked this. Attention to aesthetics is important!)
The beer we also liked. Nice spot to catch a drink with some pals. A lot more hipster than some of the others places nearby.

I had a great time here today. On Tuesday you get a complementary glass with 10 $ which buys you three tickets, and is worth 2 – 3 beers. I had the Brett saison #2 and the IPA, I liked both. Big patio to chill on, cool cats hanging out. I will come back and check out the other rotators, they have a Goze coming up (salted German sour), and a couple of other interesting fares. Wednesday is service industry night, Thursday and Friday they have a happy hour and a dollar off beers, I don’t remember the hours posted.

I really REALLY liked this brewery!
Came here during a brew tour with a group of friends, totally planning on making it just one of the stops on our afternoon. We never left.
The beers are delicious, unique, and just… cool. Loved them.
The staff was fun, knowledgable, friendly, and just… cool. Loved them too.
The space is nice. Only issue? The bathrooms have some sort of plumbing issue. Other reviews make note of this too. They need to get an inspection or cleaning or something, cause it smells as stank as my old frat house after a keg.

OMG, OMF.
Our Mutual Friend is what I love about Denver breweries. It’s not pretentious like many of the breweries popping up these days. It’s not sterile, it doesn’t have a weird theme, it’s affordable.
I l-​l-​love the patio with the lights outside.
Definitely one of Denver’s better beer spots.

One of my favorite breweries in Denver. It’s probably the most hipster brewery I’ve visited, but the staff are still friendly to this older, un-​hip woman. It’s always a good time, and it’s a good place to bring visitors if you want to impress.
I’m a picky beer drinker, and there are always at least two beers on tap that I enjoy, like the brown ale or a coffee stout. We like to go on Tuesdays for Keep the Glass night. The glass designs are usually pretty interesting, and the price is right – a little TOO right. Make sure you’ve got a DD, because 3 pours into your fancy new glass will certainly impair you.

While not blown away by their offerings, their beers were still decent, we enjoyed the atmosphere, and our bartender was friendly and conversational. Plus, how can you not like a place that still uses a record player? I like that they experiment with their beers and have a variety of styles in their selection, even if they’re not our preferred styles. We usually can’t choke down goses, but their version is the best one we’ve had thus far and not overly salty like others we’ve tried in the past.

This place is great!
We came in on a late Sunday afternoon when there were very few patrons here. The walls are a distressed wood painted different shades of gray and there are some beautiful large paintings that look like a mix of acrylic and watercolor. Very cool décor.
We walked up to the bar and perused our options. I asked for a taste of the brown ale. Dang, $ 2 for a taster, so annoying when breweries do that (only reason for lack of a star).
Everyone in the group went for a winter ale, or something like that. It was very dark, had a rich taste and aroma and was the perfect balance of flavor.
I opted for what I tasted, the brown ale. It was so smooth and had just the right amount of kick but wasn’t as intense as the winter ale. Carbonation was on point, which has been something we have found to be a big problem at other local breweries.
We all grabbed a spot outside and soaked up the beautiful day. Great spot to hang out with friends and enjoy some quality brews.

If you’re looking for a laid back hip place to drink a beer this is definitely it! I suggest going there on Tuesday nights for keep the glass, you get a locally designed glass and 3 fills of beer all for $ 10. The beers here are sometimes a little hit or miss, it truly just depends on someone’s personal preferences of beer, but no matter what the vibe is always great!
Staff is friendly and aware of anyone standing at the bar, you are served quickly and can ask them anything about the beers and they will let you know what to get. This is probably my favorite craft brewery in Denver because of the atmosphere and good times had by all. Although they don’t serve food (they don’t have a kitchen) they almost always have a food truck outside that you can order food from. A definite must try if you are in the area!

There are tons of breweries popping up all over the city, which is great for me. Trying new beers is fun, but I like to find a place that can deliver something different. We came in here and ran the gambit of samplers. Nothing really stood out as original to me, but I enjoyed the Chinook, the brown and the IPA. The lady loved the coffee stout.
It’s got a nice ambiance, but the bartender was a little disinterested in us. I might come back if I’m in the neighborhood, I’d like to see them mature a little bit and see what they can crank out.

I really had mixed feelings about this place after finally giving it a try. My girlfriend and some of her friends really like it here and I understand why, its a chill environment with plenty of space inside and the beers were pretty good. However after walking in and going up to the bar, the three gentlemen behind the bar were all holding beers drinking and chatting with each other, despite looking up and seeing me waiting patiently at the bar one of them turned back to the conversation, another couple minutes passed until someone walked over and finally took my order. I had a stout that was quite good but the hassle really knocked my experience down several points. I also wasn’t a huge fan of the pretty loud environment inside that was also quite dim. I also tried a sip of their Saison and thought pretty highly of it.
I’d love to come back again and see if it was just a bad night for the service because the beers were notable and good despite the atmosphere.

SO great! Do yourself a favor and stop in Our Mutual Friend for some tasty beers.
It was easy to find, but definitely in a shadier part of town. The tasting room is super cute and very charming (although I found the chairs to be super uncomfortable). There is a small patio with bench seating and picnic tables. The weather was perfect and this was an awesome place to enjoy some brews.
There is a small (ish) bar with stools and a high top table, surrounded by smaller tables. It’s not a big place, but is very cute. I couldn’t decide which tasters I wanted, so I just ordered everything! This included the cran-​apple kombucha, which was amazing!
The coffee stout was by far my favorite! It was so well made and one of the best I’ve ever had. I also really enjoyed the pumpkin ale.
I love that this is a small local place and that their beer is only available at the tap room. This place was recommended to me by a friend from the area, and I am really happy we stopped in. If you are in the area, I definitely suggest visiting Our Mutual Friend! It’s a chill place and great hangout spot, with delicious beers!