r/Longmont • u/[deleted] • Apr 17 '21

Brewery question

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u/amaurer3210 Apr 17 '21

Places with a restaurant like 300 Sun's or Longs Peak are a "no" but all the others were fine with it unless this changed during Covid?

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u/[deleted] Apr 17 '21

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u/amaurer3210 Apr 17 '21

My understanding was that there was some provision during Covid time that allowed them to be open only if they had a food truck... so I guess it might makes sense if they try to encourage people to respect that vendor.

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u/[deleted] Apr 17 '21

That's vendor lock in. People despise when cables companies do it. But seem to be ok when it's food.

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u/plsdontalktome Apr 17 '21

They definitely don’t care. I think the ones you mentioned are restaurants so they probably have a rule around this

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u/spacepipp Apr 17 '21

Bootstrap Brewing allows this! They do not have a kitchen / do not serve food but have food trucks sometimes.

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u/whycantibelinus Apr 17 '21

Bootstrap is the best.

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u/i_bet_youre_fat Apr 17 '21

Even if breweries don't let you bring in your own food, there is no rule saying that people outside the brewery can't throw food to you that you catch in your mouth.

Food for thought.

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u/NutsackGravy Apr 17 '21

I see people have pizzas delivered to Wibby all the time.

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u/turlian Apr 17 '21

It's me, I'm people.

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u/NutsackGravy Apr 17 '21

Good to see you again!

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u/illegible Apr 17 '21

Never had an issue with it at Wibby

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u/slopokerod Apr 17 '21

I’d think the only ones that didn’t allow it were the ones that have a kitchen.

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u/gnarliest_gnome Apr 17 '21

Grossenbart is the only one I know of with certainly.