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What's Brewing in Lawson Hill!


Looking for new options to escape the crowds for a beer or bite to eat? Look no further than Lawson Hill! We're thrilled to share some exciting updates and highlights about what's happening in our neck of the woods! Check out the details below:

Cindy Bread Has it All!

Hours: Mon - Fri 8 AM - 3 PM

Must Try: Stop by for freshly baked pastries, a delicious breakfast sandwich, or even a breakfast bowl if you're looking for a gluten-free option!


Counter Culture is Now Serving Dinner!

Hours: Mon - Thurs 11:30 AM - 5:30 PM, Fri - Sat: 11:30 AM - 8 PM

Must Try: Telly Cheesesteak with local Kinikin beef, homemade hoagie roll, grilled onions/peppers, roasted green chile cheese sauce Catering Services: Perfect for any event, big or small, offering everything from casual sandwich platter pickups and large outdoor bbqs to in-house chef dinners Latin Creations in Lawson Hill! Hours: Sundays from 11 AM - 8 PM Must Try: Delicious Tacos & Quesadillas, offering Vegetarian and Vegan options, too! Telluride Brewing Co Taproom is Hopping! Hours: Open Daily from 11 AM - 8PM New Arrivals: Suero Lime Pilsner - tapping Thursday July 20, Alpengose with Watermelon & Strawberry Must Try: Fishwater Double IPA is back alongside all of your fan favorites! Beer Garden: Stop by and enjoy a beer or two in the shade and comfort of our beer garden, complete with bright and colorful flowers from China Rose! With the Keystone Gorge loop, a splashy SUP run, delicious dining options, and vibrant beer scene, Lawson Hill offers a fun and unique hangout alternative for everyone! Don't forget that the county lot is less than 100 yards away, so parking couldn't be easier.

Cheers!

 
 
 

40 Comments


Stive Joy
10 hours ago

It is awesome to see how much the Lawson Hill taproom has evolved into such a vibrant local hub. Combining high-quality craft beer straight from Rocky Mountain snowmelt with a full Craft Kitchen and outdoor beer garden really sets the scene for a great après-ski or post-hike gathering.

I was recently reviewing a case study for a mentorship assignment writing services Australia module on hospitality management and local brand positioning, and seeing how regional breweries create authentic community spaces mirrors this exact setup. Balancing a rotating tap list with a welcoming, accessible atmosphere is key to building genuine customer loyalty. It really shows how much thoughtful location strategy and quality hospitality contribute to a brand's long-term success. 

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Runong Wang
Runong Wang
15 hours ago

Lawson Hill sounds like a fantastic alternative for a relaxing afternoon. Between the fresh pastries at Cindy Bread and a cold pilsner at the taproom, it is the perfect spot to unwind. I often enjoy playing block blast while chilling in beer gardens like this to keep my brain active between snacks.

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Billy D Sanchez
2 days ago

I’m curious how the brewing side keeps up with two locations pouring the same lineup. Is everything shipped from the main facility, or does Lawson Hill get its own small batches? Seems like a fun expansion, but I’d worry about the original Mountain Village spot losing its regulars.


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