Monday 9th of September 2013 09:11:31 PM

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Been here twice, both times went with a sampler tray. So many beers to choose from at this place, and so many are full flavored. A lot of them pack quite a punch (abv) too.

No real food from what I could tell, but you can bring your own and the beer garden is really nice. Good vibe, a lot of board games and beer magazines you can look at and some decent art on the walls.

Probably my favorite place in Ft. Collins to drink, and the bar is quite high for that award.

Thursday 11th of August 2011 12:05:01 PM

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Love these guys. They have something like a dozen beers, all made in-house. Definitely an ale-lover's sort of bar. I'd love to see them do a lager or two. They tap a firkin every Thursday, and were doing it long before Odells started. Food is kind of non-existent, some mou-co (sp?) cheese, crackers, chips, but I have seen people bring their own take-out in, so I guess they are cool with that. A really sweet beer garden in the back, windows into the brewery, live bands on the weekends. I make a point to bring my beer-loving friends here when they come in to town. The pints are large (20oz I think?) and the range of beers is huge. There's a few places around town with their beer on tap, but it's worth a trip to the brewery for a taster tray.

Tuesday 27th of July 2010 08:40:39 PM

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I visited Equinox when it had only been open for ten days. I was, therefore, not expecting a lot. What a pleasant surprise! They had a full line-up of six beers across the spectrum including a regular IPA and another version dry hopped with Cascade. Delightful. Still very limited distribution outside Fort Collins, but definitely a brewery to watch. Not much ambience yet as they are in a recently renovated building, co-located with a home brew supply store near downtown. Equinox appears to have good support from locals, which includes Colorado State University students.