Dry Dock Brewing Co - South Dock - Brewery in Aurora - 15120 E Hampden Ave, USA

Stopped in on the way to Denver and would definitely come back! Their selection is quite large for beverages, and even though they do not serve food they openly encourage ordering food in or bringing your own! They are also pet friendly, so we enjoyed our afternoon and didn’t feel rushed or at an inconvenience to others.

Had a few good drinks here. Parking lot that runs around the building probably makes this a good place to go! I enjoyed a Pomegranate Smoothie and the old favorite, Apricot Blonde.

I really enjoyed the chocolate, banana stout, and the coconut stout. Dogs are allowed on the patio, and their staff are friendly and funny.

Great environment and selection of beers. Variety of beers I had were all solid and definitely worth a second pour. Chocolate Mint Crisp Stout is spot on. Staff is super friendly - will for sure be coming back. Check them out!

I've only tried a few of the beers they have available here but the few I've tried were damn good. Adjacent / attached to the brewery is a shop that has "brew your own beer at home" kits and supplies. All beer related stuff here too meet your beer needs!

Dry Dock is a generational spot for us, my dad started here when it was a tiny little thing to the beautiful thing it is now. They have fantastic people, Brittany always makes me smile and is a wonderful friendly face and Austin is great to share stories about our little people with. I love the crew at Dry Dock!!

The vibe is great (coming from someone who will only go to a bar if someone I care about will be there)! Music isn’t too loud, plenty of seating and light, friendly staff. There are a *lot* of tap options. We’ve been told this is a long-standing Aurora establishment, a rags-to-riches rise. It is wonderful to see local businesses thriving like this—they’re sold in big stores like Walmart! I’m not a beer-leaning drinker, so my opinion Carrie’s basically zero weight. The people I was with enjoy the place immensely. For what it’s worth, neither the apricot blonde nor the boatmeal really caught my attention. The first was pretty gentle, and, no, I wouldn’t have been able to say it was “apricot” with a blind taste test. The second had a slightly malty aftertaste that was almost bitter to me. Razzberry Churro was unextrodinary despite the delicious name; it was just kind of flat. Now the Drift Away was actually quite good! Slightly sour taste, easy to rest in your mouth. Eh. I have no skills or idea how to properly enjoy this form of art. I tend to like voodoo ranger flavors, and there are many torpedos not too far from my household’s heart, so that likely reflects on my taste for beer in general. A good spot for a happy hour of conversation! Do try it if you have not.

best place ever, I love Brittany! I haven't been there in 2 years now but still talk about the memories I made with friends at Dry Dock.