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    Destination Unknown Beer Company

    4.5 (74 reviews)
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    Updated 3 months ago

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    Pumpkin beer and white wine
    Christina H.

    Visited because they were having a pop up with Roto grocery. The food was great! The servers are attentive and provide samples if you are unsure of what you want. There are so many beer options. They also have two wine options a red and a white. Ambiance is rustic they have outdoor and indoor seating options.

    Amanda K R.

    Off the beaten path but certainly "not unknown" to the locals. Dog friendly- kid friendly - witness various food trucks each time we've been- never disappoints. Always go for the flights just to taste, ask for recommendations too- knowledgeable staff. Pints available as are cold "to go" cans. If memory serves me correct- most items brewed in-house but I believe many local brewers help cross-promote, so you may see other varieties in the cold fridge. Get on the mailing list via their web page for birthday freebies and free tastings. Some merch on the shelf- love the minimalist, cool vibe. Parking lots galore and street parking available too. Cheers.

    Back room bigger tables
    Erin F.

    A group of us came here on a Sunday around 12:30 after some time in Hecksher Park 10 minute ride away close and convenient for the ride home. The bartender let us try anything on the board, and one of our friends was part of the Hidden Treasure Secret Society, he got a free flight (https://hiddentreasureli.com/). We were definitely an eclectic crew in terms of drinks and not one person was disappointed. I had the Dub Club 2023 a hazy IPA most delicious. Another a pink looking sour, super sour for my taste but my bestie loved it. No food truck a little disappointing as it listed it on the website and this was literally my first time here in years, what luck with a hangry wife. Needless to say we had 3 and left. But for future they do allow you to bring food which is pretty amazing nowadays.

    Francesco L.

    There is no food here today unfortunately. Service was nice and friendly. Ambiance could be better.

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    Jill M.

    Great local beer selection. Had the Dubtoberfest, really nice. Nephew had their pumpkin just as good. Great local spot off the beaten path. Check it out for sure if you're in the Bay Shore area

    Chris W.

    love this place, no frills, great beer, the food truck outside is great too. Abby took care of us last night, I can not say enough good stuff about her and this place. will definitely have to go again

    Flight
    Christina F.

    Such a solid lineup! Everything was so refreshing and flavorful. I am a sucker for sours, and they had a good selection. I love when breweries have flight options so that you can try a little of everything. Being from FL I had to try their Miami vice inspired beer, which definitely made me feel at home. I also tried the acai beer, passionfruit pavlova, which was my favorite and science of selling watermelon, perfect for a hot summer day. They also offered frozen drinks, which I didn't try, but sounded wonderful. There was a food truck out front too, good when you need something to soak up all that beer!

    1AM Ferry,  Double IPA,  9.3%ABV.
    Carl C.

    I have come to the point where I have to take away stars. They have become very overpriced compared to the other local breweries. No pint pours, only 14 ounce glasses that are not completely filled (12 to13 ounces), for $5 to $7. You get 16 ounces at other breweries for that price. 32 ounce crowler fills are $13 to $15. Would anyone pay $26 to $30 to fill a 64 ounce growler?? I have been to other Long Island breweries that charge much less. You can get 72 ounces of better, higher ABV beer in a six pack for around $10 or less, just about anywhere else. The beer is still good, it is just not worth the premium price. I enjoy going to all the microbreweries, but I am beginning to think that they are going to price themselves out of business.

    Dunn F.

    Cute little place. It has a covered patio. Sometimes, food trucks are there. John, the bartender was really friendly and helpful. I love the presentation of the flights. I'm not a beer person, but John did a great job picking my flight. The beer people in my group described their beer as "just okay."

    Ibania C.

    I do like the vibe, look and location of the brewery, but unfortunately, the beer was not that great. I did not like any of the 6 beers I tried at this brewery, It was very disappointing. I will return once they have a few different selections to try it out again. - Great Prices - Love the Location - Nice Staff

    Lily C.

    How is it that I've never been to DUBCO?! It's a cute little brewery tucked away in an industrial area. But obviously lots of people know about this place because it was pretty crowded. They have picnic tables and games and seem to be popular with the hipster crowd and families with little kids and dogs. I don't drink beer but I was here for a friend's birthday party and I liked the vibe very much. On a good weather day, this place is a fun place to just hang out and talk to friends. Based on my husband's review of the beers, he said they were all fairly happy. So, if you don't like hoppy beers, you might have trouble finding some beers that you like. If not, then you should be A-OK.

    DUBCO.
    Josh G.

    It's always nice to hear about a new brewery on the island as I'm a huge supporter of drinking local. So yesterday, once done with lunch with my girlfriend and one of my buddies in Bay Shore, we forwent the possibility of cruising over to Great South Bay to give Dubco a try (and a taste). Destination Unknown Brewing Company is off the beaten path a bit as it lays amongst a building of old storefronts, but driving up the road you'll spot the large compass logo and flag out front. The set up is a combination of laid back and intimate with a nice bar, some high tops, a small booth-esque area, and some picnic tables if you wanted to take in the sun with your suds. Plenty of Sublime played as we sat there, mellowing us out on a sunny day. At a new brewery, I almost always tackle a flight as it'll give you the best bang for your buck. With six beers on tap, the flight set me up with my choice of four for $10. The bartender was knowledgable about the brews and explained a little about each style. I went with the Beach Chair, Sore Thumb, Sonar, and For Shore which was a collaboration with Sand City Brewery. Writing this review a day later, I can't say I distinctly remember the taste of 2/4 of the beers (Beach Chair and For Shore). What did stick out were the Sonar for its barrel aged flavor and notes closely resembling a white wine, and Sore Thumb as it was a double IPA packed with a good punch of hoppy bitterness. These two would be something I would tackle in pint form in the future. Overall, Dubco seems like a promising, new LI brewery and one I would gladly return to in hopes of trying some other decent brews.

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    Harry P.

    What a great little hole in the wall brewery. In a industrial building next to a bakery (man the smells were great). The bartender was extremely friendly and the beers are solid. I really enjoyed the ALTernate Method, a German alt bier. The mocha red eye Stout is nuts too, and if you like sours the FUZZY FLAMINGO is great (raspberry peach sour). If this place was near where I live I would be here all the time.

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    Nice hole-in-the-wall microbrew. Good beer. Beertender was helpful and friendly. Kind of slow Thursday at 5:00, so more beer for me!

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    Great craft beer, with a cool local group. On made better with one of Geena,s hot dogs. A must try. We'll be back

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