Goat Patch Brewing Company, an award-winning local brewery in Colorado Springs’ craft beer scene, is excited to unveil plans for its second taproom and restaurant concept at 12245 Voyager Parkway, Suite 100, in North Colorado Springs. Anticipated to open in Spring 2025, this expansion marks a significant milestone for the brewery, catering to the growing community on the city’s north side.
The new taproom, designed by Ryan Lloyd of Echo Architecture + Interiors, will replicate the vibrant atmosphere and menu offerings of Goat Patch’s flagship location. With 16 taps, including flagship and specialty beers, patrons can expect the same diverse selection of craft brews alongside a welcoming environment that fosters community, as noted by Cate Baze, one of the owners of Goat Patch. The new location was selected because of “a growing sense of community on this side of town from the new Ford Amphitheater opening and so many local businesses already established in the area,” said Baze.
Unlike Goat Patch’s flagship location, Goat Patch North will feature a small kitchen offering shareable plates and small bites. Working alongside Jay Gust of Ascent Restaurant Group, the name and menu design are still forthcoming.
Adjacent to local businesses, Goat Patch’s new location promises to be a focal point for entertainment and community engagement. Construction is slated to begin in the fall, and Goat Patch will celebrate its 7th anniversary at its flagship taproom and brewhouse location at 2727 N. Cascade Avenue #123 from July 26th to 28th. Be sure to watch Goat Patch’s social media and website as new information becomes available.
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