Max Taps Co. Centennial is a beloved bar in Englewood known for its relaxed vibe and exceptional service. Regulars rave about Neil, the skilled bartender who crafts expertly balanced cocktails like the Bees Knees and the unique Whiskey Orange Crush Smash. With 60 craft beers on tap and tasty bites like wings and cheese curds from the nearby food truck, this spot perfectly blends great drinks, friendly hospitality, and a welcoming environment for all ages.
Murphy Barrera
9 months agoWe’ve been coming to Max Taps regularly over the past two weeks and it has quickly become one of our favorite spots. The atmosphere is relaxed and welcoming — it can be pretty quiet during the weekdays, but it makes for a nice laid-back experience, and on Fridays it’s a great place to hang out. A big part of why we keep coming back is Neil. He brings a ton of hospitality and professionalism to the bar. He mentioned he’s been a bartender for several years, and it really shows. Please please please try the bees knees cocktail! Not only are his drinks consistently excellent, but he also takes the time to teach newer bartenders the craft, which is great to see. I’ve challenged him a few times by asking for random drinks just to see what he’d come up with, and every single one has been spot-on and delicious. He’s friendly, attentive, checks in often, and always has thoughtful recommendations — even offering samples so you can try something new. The food here is solid as well. I’ve had the pizza (which I personally think is very good, despite hearing mixed opinions from others) and they recently added a new fryer, so now wings are amazing. Between the food, drinks, and service, Max Taps is definitely worth visiting. Overall, if you’re looking for a place with great drinks, a comfortable vibe, and outstanding service — especially from Neil (ask for him) — Max Taps is an excellent choice.
Katie Deatherage
7 months agoSuper DISAPPOINTING was looking for a fun night out and saw they had a bingo night. We walked and sat at a table. After a few minutes we walked up to the bar assuming maybe that’s how this place works we ordered nachos, a drink, and water. They asked if I wanted ice with my water…. And then never gave me a water…. The bingo guy had never used a microphone before and also played RELIGIOUS MUSIC followed by something in Spanish, and it wasn’t Benny blanco or bad bunny. The food took forever and they ended up walking it all around the restaurant before I asked if it was mine. The cheese was SOUR and there was hardly any food on the plate. I wasn’t interested in having my food remade. And decided it was time to leave. …. This place is a great example of why alcoholics shouldn’t open a bar. I will not be back and will not be recommending to anyone.
Edward Magaña
5 months agoOver 50 local, and not so local, craft beers on tap. You are definitely going to find a beer for you. Matt will make sure of it.
Larry Kim
6 months agoGreat spot with a friendly staff. We only had the beer here but it was served up by Neil who as noted by others as a super friendly and knowledgeable on the beers there. The big deck was a cool spot to watch small planes land at the local airport too! We will be back!
A D
3 years agoGreat selection of beers. Seating situation is good overall but might be 7 o’clock on a Friday night is a weird time to get there, because we ended up sitting in a six person booth because it was the only thing free. It seemed to be very popular with families and some older folks. The live music was a cool touch, but it was a bit loud and incoherent, except for the cool instruments, those were able to be distinguished pretty well. They had this really interesting little vending machine, but the stuff in it was around $15 and since it was a mystery, I wasn’t sure if it would be worth it. I’d come back, maybe a bit earlier in the day.