WeldWerks Brewing Company

Great place, great people! Best local brews in NoCo.

I’ve been here enough now that I have to update my review and re-​assess.
They have an excellent facility, and some nice beers.
But they are overpriced.
Flights — $ 20
Growlers — $ 20
That’s just wrong.
The beers are good, but they’re not worth the premiums Weldwerks is charging. I could easily find just as good — and in many places better — beers at Wiley Roots and Broken plow.
For instance — gose — Weldwerks offers a Cherry Gose and charges a hefty premium for it — but Wiley Roots has several Gose options that are just as good (or better) and at a much better price point.
The hefeweizen — Definitely not the best around town. You find better (raspberry or not) at any of the other brewers in town, including Crabtree (which makes me throw up a little, because I dislike Crabtree). Wiley’s Super 77 Wheat is a better option (award winning) as is the Stampeded Collaboration that was brewed by Wiley, Broken Plow and Crabtree.
Broken Plow also has better IPA’s and Stouts.
I’m sorry, Weldwerks, but your premium prices for mediocrity has really let me down.
Still like the atmosphere — although not as friendly as when they first opened. Will probably visit here on occasion still, but it’s not as much the ‘go-​to’ place as I’d hoped it would become.

One of Greeley’s most hidden treasures. You will not regret a decision to stop by and enjoy a great craft brew!

Greeley is a hidden gem and WeldWerks Brewery is definitely one of the first places I would recommend you stopping. The beer is delicious. While the Double IPA is my favorite, I appreciate that I can take my friends who aren’t big beer drinkers and they also can find something they love. My mom loves the Red. I have several friends who love their fruity beers, especially the Cherry Gose. I would also recommend their coffee beers, brewed with beans from Zoe’s, a local coffee shop (another one of my favorites in town).
They do beer well… no doubt.
The other thing I really appreciate about this brewery is how active they are in the community. From supporting local charities to providing space for spanish or art classes, this brewery has a heart for the people of Greeley!
Well done, Neil and Colin!

It’s getting difficult to stand out in a market crowded with craft beer options. WeldWerks has not just one palate pleaser but a whole line of excellent choices. Especially impressive is the way the «Red» has the hoppy character of an IPA up front but not the overwhelming bitter punch you often get with IPAs at the finish. Great beer and friendly service keep me craving more.
Thanks WeldWerks!

I had the best Hefeweizen I have ever had here. The tasting room is spacious and amazing, the service is great too. I’m from out of town and I really wish I had a place like this at home

4 out of 5 beers were excellent, atmosphere and décor were good. Only negative is being in downtown Greeley which still is struggling to become relevant.

I loved WeldWerks from the second I walked in! The huuuuge space is abundant with light and there is a ton of seating. All the décor and tables are presumably crafted locally and they sure are beautiful. Their beer selection isn’t overly huge, but anyone can find something they like to drink. An awesome place!

I work in Greeley and have long been searching for a spot to hit after work for a drink. So happy this place opened! Beer is solid, thoughtful, delicious, and they take so much pride in what they serve. I happened to be there for Geeks Who Drink (trivia) on a Wednesday, which ended up being a blast. While there I chatted with two of the owners, Dan and Collin, who were super friendly. And also, the space is gorgeous… props to whoever designed the interior. Contemporary yet cozy. Looking forward to see what these guys have in store down the road!

What a wonderful spot for great craft beer and a warm welcoming local feel! I love the board games available for all ages for a fun relaxing time with family and friends. My favorite new beer is the Cherry Gose., perfect for summer!

If you need a great place to meet a friend, have a drink, play a game, or go for trivia, this is the place to go. Fun atmosphere, great beer, and amazing owners.

Best craft beer joint in town. Class act environment and the beers are building in reputation. The double ipa has to be a top in my list all time. Craft beer enthusiast need to give this place a stop. Always have different events going on so be sure to check out the Facebook page.

Well um… the bathrooms are nice. The taproom is very appealing. But the beer. Oh the beer. Mundane. Pedestrian. As saturated as northern colorado is with breweries you need to come to the table with something unique. Especially a new brewery. I want to try a beer that I cannot get anywhere else. Or for that matter, a beer that I cannot just brew myself in my garage.

Weldwerks is a very unique spot for Greeley. It’s a very open space that has a lot of character. From the floor, to the beautiful bar or the handcrafted lights you just know there was a lot of though and love put into it.
They serv beer that they have made and all of them have been excellent. My personal favorite is the coffee stout– it’s combining 2 of my favorite thing into one magical concoction.
I also really appreciate the friendly staff and how approachable they make the beer tasting experience. If your lucky you can catch a glimpse of founders Colin or Neil running around chatting it up and working behind the bar or in the brewery.
They take real pride in the way they do things and pay attention to detail as you can see in everything they do.
Go in grab a seat and order a flight. It will eb a good experience for you.

We went to check out this new brewery with our small family. We had an enjoyable afternoon and made new friends and caught up with old. While the real truth of the brewery will be revealed with time, the early steps seem solid. If you like Porters and Stouts, you must try the coffee stout.
The brewery is open now, and the grand opening party is on March 7.