This is a great brewery. Right on the main drag through town. Ample parking. Super cool space,…read moreinside an old movie theater.

I love a good small town brewery, and this is just that. Built in an old movie theater including…read morethe old school signage, Sleepy Eye Brewing is pouring beers that will quench your thirst. While out in the area I made a pit stop as I was feeling a bit quenched. I got a flight and took a seat at the bar. Been There Done That: A Coffee Cream Ale brand new on tap - an experimental ale for them. They took their base cream ale and threw a bunch of whole coffee beans into the beer. The color is a little darker than a traditional cream ale from the beans, while also giving a blond roast flavor and a bit of tannin from the skin of the beans. Sleepy EyePA: A West Coast IPA that was super tasty. This is one of their flagship beers that has been around since they opened. It is nice to see an IPA on a menu that isn't a hazy, and glad that this one had great citrus notes with a good bitterness at 80 IBU. This is just a good old school IPA. St. Nick's: A Stout served on nitro packed with peppermint flavor. The beer was like the holidays in a glass, maybe not in season, but I don't care in the slightest! It made me feel basic in all the right ways. Stay Pucked, Man: A Fruited Sour with over 400 pounds of blueberry, blackberry, and raspberry. Then 60 pounds of marshmallow fluff in addition to a big ol' box of graham crackers. This baby is THICK. Don't get this if you aren't feeling a smoothie style sour as it coats the glass as you drink it. I honestly drank every last sip as it was sweet, delicious, and made me happy. Sometimes, you just want a beverage like this and after a day of drinking Bocks over in New Ulm I was into it. _________________

On driving up to Chapel Brewing, my forest reaction was, 'this looks like something out of a Steven…read moreKing Novel". My wife's reaction, "ooh! How quaint and cute is this!?" I think I'm right, I mean, it's built in a little ole country CHURCH! Being Catholic, I figured what the heck (the Pope says we can boogie!). Turns out, this place is great! Good solid beers with a great selection. My wife had a nut brown that was really solid (I'm her taster) and I tried a couple of their IPA's. Both were as good as any I've had. The interior is tiny with only a few tables. They have an attached shaded deck and some garden tables out on a low maintenance garden style lawn so there is plenty of seating. The clientele seemed laid back and friendly. The bartender (or Pastor?) was knowledgeable and friendly. If you're in Dundas and in need of a hoppy blessing, give Chapel Brewing a try. You'll be a better person.

We have been coming to Chapel for about 6 months now consistently. We first stopped in on a whim…read moreand were greeted by the brew master himself. He discussed his training and experience and it was rather amazing. We also happened to stop in on one of the Thursday evening that they had an "experimental" night where they showcased an experimental brew. One of my favorites so far was "Almond Joy"... where the beer tasted like an Almond Joy. It was awesome! This place is such a cute little place, quaint, and just such a cozy relaxing place to come, chill, and enjoy an amazing brew. Tracy is one of the owners and is such a nice person who is forever grateful to all patrons who stop by and support her business. Her personality and conversational attributes have made me spend many more hours in the Chapel than I ever would have imagined. Because of her and her amazing staff, they are the reason I return weekly, if not a couple times per week to support and enjoy!

Great service the best service ever! Kati is one of the best always cheerful and ready to help…read moreanyway she can make your stay here more enjoyable. Food is good too. Beer is cold.

The food was overpriced and not all that good. Most of it could be made in a college dorm on a…read morecollege budget. The beer was good.

Release your inner Viking here! Blue Earth is grateful for its own brewery. This place is slowly…read morebut surely growing. John, the owner, is a nanobrewer and works hard at his craft. He is always serving customers and is happy to tell you about small town brewing. The best beer IMO is Erik the Red, an amber ale. If you are new to the brewery, I recommend ordering a sampler flight so you can try all the beers in one sitting. The bar area is small, but there are booths, high top tables and long tables aplenty. Board games are available to play and whole Heggie's pizzas are available for purchase. Music nights are also hosted every few months. If you like beer, you'll like it here!

I'm trying to turn over a new leaf and not criticize so I just want to say beer should not be…read morefermented in plastic. It's porous, hard to sanitize, and does not belong in a brewery. Hence the sour tasting beer. Get some stainless steel fermentation tanks and you might have a good product.

Pros: Ambiance in insanely good. At the end of a long,…read morewindy road. On a compound full of old, brick buildings. And a main room with massive ceilings and massive tables. Really impressive to look at. The service is great. Really friendly bartenders with a great array of beers and a couple of nice-sounding pizzas to munch on. The pizza we had was pretty much tavern style, so it was crispy and cheesy and packed with delicious toppings. Cons: Not a single con. Tips: When you come, prepare to stay for a long time to try their different flight offerings and prepare to play one of their dozens of board games. There's pizza to keep you going, too. Really nice spot.

What can I add to the last experience but just trying a new beer. The Bock was excellent and my…read morefavorite Firebrick was awesome as usual. The taproom is really nice and the brewery is really a beautiful setting. We also enjoyed the 1919 root beer.

What a cool spot! If you have time, a GPS and a hankering for a great brew, consider a trip to…read moreMontgomery brewing. There were several in our party so I had the opportunity to sample several of their brews. All were very good. The tap room is cool and once you walk through the door, they make you feel like a regular stopping after cutting the grass! Friendly people, great beer. It's worth a spot in your next Sunday Fun Day!

Solid beers with Minnesota Nice service. If in the area or even nearby, stop in and have yourself…read morea pint. You will not be disappointed. The environment is very relaxing.

We've been to Locale many times and although we like it, we never LOVE any of the beers. During my…read moremost recent visit I got a flight, and while all the beers were okay, I didn't feel like I needed any more of any of them. I ended up ordering a Stateline which is a farmhouse cream ale, and it was probably my favorite of the 5 I tried. The taproom is small, there is also a very small patio. It has a relaxed vibe as most breweries do.

Great beer selection. Casual atmosphere. Ok to bring in eats as they do not have a kitchen here…read more Highly recommend!

Stopped in last Thursday and was pleasantly greeted by friendly beertender Eric. He was patient &…read morehelpful as poured us some tasters so we could find what we wanted a pint of on a too warm fall day. Everything we sampled was delicious. I opted for a Lemond Lime. Thanks Mineral Springs for a delicious beer poured by a delightful fellow in such a comfy & welcoming tap room.

I love their new location. They always have great food trucks. The igloos are fun to use when the…read morewinter weather arrives. Theirs beers are great!

Fun brewery with great beer and beverages. Mike has some amazing music acts, too! Hidden gem that…read morepeople really need to check out!

The food is good the beer wine and cocktails are amazing, and Mike is the best. Great place for a…read moredinkand a bite to eat or even to catch a live show.