San Luis Valley Brewing Company

Ugh terrible food. I order a crispy chicken sandwich… you could tell the brioche bun was directly pulled out of fridge and was cold, hard and stale. The kitchen staff didn’t bother to even try to toast it to freshen it up… super lazy. The piece of meat (because it wasn’t chicken) was disgusting. More like a pressed processed meat product more like the consistency of spam. That’s my pinky in the pic next to the thickness of the “chicken” The Ruben sandwich says fresh sourkraut, nope def not. When complained to manager, yeah she took it off the bill after We requested her to, but no apology. She just walked away. Save your money folks, quality extremely poor.

Nice waitress. Beer was not terrible. But we had to eat food with our fingers because we couldn't get silverware. Our food was late, cold, and not very good. When we got our meal before our appetizer, we said forget the appetizer as it was too late. Waitress said she wanted us to I have it, apologized and said would take it off our ticket. Then they charged it twice on our ticket. Ugh...

My husband visited this business yesterday with a friend. He said the beer, service & food he had were good. He noticed on the menu that they had "homemade bread pudding". We are from the south, the home of bread pudding, and haven't found it anywhere in this area. He brought 3 orders home for us. I don't know what that stuff was but it was not real bread pudding. It had a almost plastic consistency with a slimy sauce drizzled over slices. It did have assorted berries which was the only thing that gave it taste. I make bread pudding from time to time & have had the country's best from New Orleans. I will be taking some for the cook & management the next time I make it and will be sharing the New Orleans recipe with them.

Ate here a few weeks ago and I really enjoyed it. I got the loaded nachos and they were some of the best nachos I’ve ever had. The way they were completely covered with cheese was just the way I love it because I love cheese. And with the sour cream it was really good too. The guacamole was a little bit spicy for my taste but it was still pretty good. One of my friends got a pretzel as an appetizer so I had some of that with the cheese sauce and it was a very good pretzel. This place has a cool environment and a great place to eat downtown if you’re ever in Alamosa. They also have really good burgers too from what I could tell. Servers were very friendly and attentive. Would love to come back and try something else on the menu.

Stopped by for lunch May 27 and began a terrible experience there. First, waited awhile to be seated by a seemingly confused hostess. Asked to be outside but was told we had to be inside! ?? Took 10 minutes for waitress to ask about drinks or appetizers, another 8 minute to get drinks and DIDN'T ask if we were ready to order. Finally came by to take our order. My wife ordered sandwich and salad, i ordered burger DRY, no mayo, sauce, nothing and that I'd add my own if I wanted. 15+ plus minutes later, still no food or anyone asking about more drinks!! Order finally arrives and mine was drenched with something creamy over everything!!! DRY means Dry. She takes it back and i wait and wait and wait and no burger. My wife goes and asks and is told " I'll check". Wife finishes her sandwich and still nothing for me!! Finally waitress stops by to see how we are!!! Told her we are leaving and to forget the order. Wife even bought a shirt. Needless to say we wont be back and I will copy this to reviews. Beer wasn't that good either!!

Came in Friday night for a personal celebration. Got seated almost immediately. Probably lucky, we beat the crowd. From seating to eating our appetizer was only about 20-25 minutes. Meals came out 10-15 minutes later. Food was good. Had Lucilles Green Chile Alfredo. Beer was good too. Service was good. Got a little slower as the place filled up, but I'm not complaining, that's natural. If you are passing through and don't know where to go, try here.