A fun small town brewery in Preston, Minnesota. Trout City Brewing is a family-owned brewpub with…read moresome good food and beers. A lot of folks coming in that were biking around the local trails. The community is homey and the space from inside the taproom to outside on the patio embodies that vibe. I got a flight on their trout flight board and sat outside. Red Sky Honey Cranberry: A Honey Ale brewed with Cranberry and Honey Malt. Medium-low sweetness with a low tartness that comes from the bitter cranberry. The honey provides a pleasant balance to it that ensures the cranberry doesn't take over the ale.  Local Yokel Session IPA: A Session IPA inspired by the West Coast IPA style. Using local Civil Sass grown in Southeast Minnesota right up the roat in Chatfield hops provides a pleasant bitterness with a low grapefruit zest flavor.  Egromaniac Rye IPA: A Rye IPA that doesn't shy away from the bold spicy notes of the rye malt. The IPA is packed with flavor with a full body, high hop bitterness, and high rye spiciness. Blueberry Seasonal: A very enjoyable blueberry seasonal that isn't online, but when the beertender told me about it I jumped right on it. It was almost like a blueberry breakfast bread - malty, blueberry fruity, and downright drinkable. My favorite of the four. ___________________

Excellent stop in Preston! Just a few blocks off the Root River Trail! Our service was exemplary,…read moreas were the taps, wine, alcoholic slushy we all had to try. This is a really fun, quirky older building (a bank) that has been renovated-lots of little spots to enjoy your beverage. pssst...don't forget to use the bathroom by the bar-it's the old bank vault!

Pizza and beer were fantastic! Fun environment and very welcoming! Our young children enjoyed their…read morefood as well and staff was very accommodating for them!

This is one of those "destination" breweries that is as much about hosting events as it is making…read moregreat beer. That said, the beer tends to be excellent (if they have it on tap). It's an enormous, industrial-chic space and is built for events and charter busses. Their patio is dog friendly but you have to come inside to order at the bar after checking in. The food looked decent and the pretzel was ok. Standard, uninspired brewpub food for the most part. Worth noting that their beer list isn't up to date so we missed out on a few barrel aged things they said they had. Basically you have to get there on release day if you want any non-flagship dark beers. It's a nice one-stop shop on a road trip for food and beer but I don't think it's worth going out of the way for.

Stopped there yesterday and bought your 16 piece mozzarella bites! They were very good, but when I…read moregot to my car they only gave me 14! Either your workers can't count or that's how you do business!! Either way very sad!!

We were in town for the night and decided to stop in. We were able to walk in and shared a large…read morehigh top table. We got the walleye fish fry and the birria tacos. Both were good but not great. They just needed something extra. We did wait a while to get service, but our waitress was very nice and helpful. I'd come back and try a few other items on the menu.

This was my first time here and I was thoroughly impressed. Their cocktail options were plentiful…read moreand I got the espresso martini which was very good. The service was quick considering it was pretty packed already at 1pm. They serve food though I didn't get any, the food I saw looked delicious. The apparel is also some of the cutest I've seen for a distillery. The decor gives a fresh vibe and there was an outside sitting area. Would definitely come back.

Fantastic new pretzel joint. Came across it on Green St. and was very impressed by the friendly…read morestaff and owner. Pretzels tasted delicious and prices were very good. Great place for a day time or night time snack!

A fantastic brewery in a tiny town with friendly local ownThe hazy ipa is really great, they have a…read morecool tap room in a refurbished mechanics garage, and a really cute courtyard with lots of nice seating. We happened to catch a killer Mexican food truck (Espadin) and it made it just a perfect stop on the way to Decorah. Open only may-sept!!!

Driving through town, we stopped at this cute little brewery. It's little but it has plenty of…read moreseating both indoors and outdoors. And clean bathrooms! It's a good stop for bikers as it's near a trailhead. The bartender was friendly and helpful, really liked her! She also let us sample anything we wanted and it was hard to choose a beer, because every one I tried was so good! Finally settled on the smooth and delicious porter although the orange saison was really good. They have snacky food like pretzels, cheese and meat sticks and you can order food in from a nearby restaurant. We opted for the cheese, made locally, and were happy we were given a small charcuterie board to use. Overall, if you're driving through, it's a fun, cool place to stop by!

Stopped for a local brew and had a great selection. The bar tender was knowledgeable and friendly.read more

Lots of fun games to play, and a good variety of beers and seltzers. Fun place to get together with…read morefriends! Their dill pickle beer is one of my favorites! The parking is a little confusing but overall a good spot to check out in Rochester

Great brewery. Fast service. Friendly people. Beeer is superb. Cant wait to return.read more

Stopped shortly before the posted closing time and was told to come on in. The owner Jim brought us…read moreto the cooler case of beers and explained the different beers for us. We decided on a 6 pack of Woody's after his recommendation as we like a light beer. Then we checked out the tap room and Jim gave us a brief rundown of the buildings history and how long Sand Creek Brewing has been in they building (2005 I believe!) I love old buildings with neat history and was happy to hear the story from one of the owners. We brought our beer back to our campsite and OMG it is so good and just what we wanted!! If you're ever in the area stop by and have them explain the different beers and ask about the building ;)