Wynkoop Brewing Company gives vegetarians and carnivores alike a place to kick back

Amber Taufen October 13, 2010 3:07PM

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One of the challenges of being a vegetarian is finding a place where you can kick back and relax with old friends, maybe make some new friends. Carnivorous folks take their hospitable hangouts for granted; we don't have that option.

While WaterCourse and City, O' City are great spots for grabbing a bite to eat and maybe a drink, they don't fit the bill if you want to hang out for hours on end, alternating brews with billiards. Fortunately, Wynkoop Brewing Company not only has a fabulous (and relaxed) vibe, but it serves up seriously tasty vegetarian food, too.

Wynkoop Brewing Company gives vegetarians and carnivores alike a place to kick back

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