Walked in and was greeted immediately. Austin offered to pour samples after learning my beer…read moreprofile and also made recommendations based on what I told him...I went with the harvest honey brown ale. Delightful beer--no one flavor overpowered the other. Clean and smooth finish. I also had a pint of a guest tap--a sour key lime. Also delicious and tart--but not obnoxious to the point it was undrinkable. All pints are $5.00. Affordable, tasty, and comfortable surroundings. Check this place out if you get the chance! Wish I had checked it out sooner.

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.

I had heard some great things a out u4ic so, I went in with very high hopes. They have a huge tap…read moreroom with tops of brew hall style seating. The my also have about 20 or so beers on tap. The atmosphere was nice and the staff was friendly. We tried 10 different beers and I was definitely underwhelmed. I think I really enjoy two of the ten beers. Grass Skirt Hawaiian style Ale. When we got this the tender shared to take two sips Back to back. She said the first one you will get notes of coconut and the second notes of pineapple. I do agree with the first sip but we did not get any pineapple on any sip. This was a nice coconut pale ale. U4rian Hefeweizen: I was pretty excited that they had a hefe as it's my favorite beer style! Welp this one fell short. No clove, no banana, no bubblegum, Just a simple drinking beer with not much going on. Summer Smoke Hefeweizen: okay! How did smoking the hefe make all the notes I was looking for come it! This is what I wanted in the prior beer. It was a very light smoked beer but, was glad to get those banana and clove flavors in this hefe. Henderson Cream Ale: they some how made a cream ale taste like a Miller Lite. Good mouthfeel for a cream ale though. u4ic Octoberfest: not a marzen...not sure what it was. Black Goat: finally! This bock was nice and toasty, malty, and full bodied! Dave's crazy ass chocolate Milk porter: this was strange. It was thin for a porter, not roasty, or chocolate and not creamy like a milk porter like it should be. Dave's crazy ass chocolate holiday mint porter: Take a peppermint patty and drop it into a glass of water. That's this beer. Thin and minty! Summerine Berlinerwiesse: They suggest you add syrup with this. They have options of raspberry or something that was supposed to make it almond. I didn't do that. If you need to add syrup to a beer you should have that on your menu. This Berliner was not tart and had a strange plastic aroma. Hoof and Horn Barrel aged sour Bock: Wow! This was fantastic! What a nice barrel aged bock with a very tart awesome finish! We loved it so much we bought a Crowler. They have Wing King attached with a full menu of wings, burgers, and apps to much on.

I wouldn't give it three stars even but the pulled pork/brisket combo meal was delicious. We went…read moreon a Friday night in June and inside the building was sultry. There were two guys playing music which was enjoyable but they had to be dripping sweat. We got a flight and took it outside. The gal who poured our drinks spilled when she put it down. The seating outside was nice under tents. The food took over an hour. We were going to complain but it was so good (and no one ever asked how it was or if we needed anything).

I popped in 28 December, not long after noon open so only another couple there so it was quiet. My…read moreGPS had me turn on Broadway whilst saying "you have arrived" as I argued, ahh no I haven't. I tuned left back off of Broadway and saw the cool BREW D'ETAT stenciling on the brick building, then noticed the sandwich board pointing to beer. I had only been in to Roet's once but I like what Brew D'etat did to the space to brighten it up and make it cozy. I sat in the northern nook w comfy orange chairs and a small table. I really like the orange and turquoise color choices, gives a fun vibe. With the assist of Keith I built a flight of Juce Campbell hazy, Fast Track sour to Enlightentment, Sans Soleil and Coffee Porter. The beer was good, tap room comfy, chill vibe and friendly staff, who ...thanks for telling me how to pronounce the name after I asked and stated I know I've massacred it. Cheers

Casual easy going atmosphere Fairly good beer options…read more $7 a pint Would be nice if they added a cider option.

While visiting New Prague, we had to stop by the brewery…read more They don't offer flights, but they do have 6oz pours. I would have preferred 4oz options for sampling, but it still worked out. I tried the Space Balls (Milk Stout), Bowcaster (Smoked Märzen), and Lemmiwinks (Berliner Weisse with Black Raspberry - Sour Ale). I also sampled my brother's Giesen Weisse (Hefeweizen). I'm not a big fan of sour ales and didn't realize a Berliner Weisse was a sour until after ordering. That said, it was milder than most sours I've had, and I managed to finish the full pour. Space Balls - Fantastic milk stout. Strong coffee notes up front, followed by chocolate on the finish. Smooth and rich mouthfeel. A+ Bowcaster - Smoked beers can easily go overboard and end up tasting like a campfire, but this one was well balanced. The smokiness enhanced the flavor rather than overwhelming it. Would pair perfectly with a burger or steak. A+ Giesen Weisse - Excellent Hefeweizen with classic banana notes. Super refreshing. I often recommend Hefeweizens to friends who think they don't like beer--this one would definitely win them over. Great brewery overall. I'd recommend it and would definitely return.

A couple of friends and I swung in to here while stopping through New Prague. It seemed to be a…read moregood place for a beer. It was a Saturday night, so the place was a little packed, but plenty of room for everyone to move around. From the outside (in the photos), the decor and signage was pretty cool! Their outdoor patio looked like it would be a fun place to enjoy a beer on in the summer (not so much in this cold winter night). Once inside, the atmosphere was fun. People were enjoying their company and the beer, and there was a small food stand inside with a few options for Mexican food this night. We all grabbed a beer and I tried some Mexican street corn. It definitely complemented the dark Czech lager I drank! My friends had a hazy IPA they ordered twice, it was tasty! An all-around pleasant experience and good beer. I'd go back, but probably make it a warm weather stop next time to enjoy all of it fully, including having the garage doors open for that "ope -air" feel when it's nice.

Nine Mile Brewing is a fantastic spot to hang out in Bloomington. I spent some time out on their…read morepatio--it's on the smaller side, but super nice and a great place to sit back. I had their Lemon Shandy, which was absolutely wonderful and perfect for a warm day. For food, I tried the Feisty Goat pizza (goat cheese cream sauce, pepperoni, garlic, red pepper flakes, and a hot honey drizzle) and it was amazing. The sweet heat from the hot honey mixed with the creamy goat cheese is a killer combo. Inside has a great neighborhood garage/hangout vibe with plenty to do--dart boards, pull tabs, and games to play. Definitely a stellar addition to the local taproom scene, and I'll absolutely be back.

What an outstanding variety of beer! They have a lot of really unique flavors and combinations so…read moremuch so that we ended up doing a flight. We came in on a Saturday early afternoon after running some errands. We found parking to be easy and it was a pretty large space! Though by the time we left around 1:00 it was filling up in terms of tables. I saw multiple people working on laptops at the bar. We had the pizza which was quite good - although messy because of the way they do their crust. We also enjoyed the pretzel bites with a split table on mustard vs beer cheese but for $0.75 you can have both.

Recent went to Paddlefish to try their new food offerings and we were very pleasantly surprised by…read morehow good the pizza was. Hot, fresh hand tossed pizza delivered right to your table. We had the Philly cheesesteak and sausage and they were both delicious. Paired with a refreshing paddlefish brew - what more could you want.

Was our first time there today and what a great place! The ambience is really neat and very…read morerelaxing. We ordered the rhubarb and green tea seltzer and jolly giant for drinks and both were really good. If you like rhubarb and green tea, that drink is a must! The jolly giant was a great fuzzy IPA too! The service for food was really quick and we were impressed by that. We ordered the bread bites and beer cheese which were really yummy! The dough was really soft and good and the beer cheese was wonderful! The loaded German brats were really good too! We'll definitely be back!

Call before you go - multiple times have tried to go when it says it is open on google, but…read morecompletely closed

Great BBQ takeout. Couldn't grab a beer cause of covid, but got the bbq dinner for two plus an…read moreextra order of hash browns on NYE. Good Mac and Cheese, great, well seasoned hash browns, delicious pulled pork and crispy chicken tenders. Decent butt not overwhelmingly good beans and brisket. Ordered for 6 pm pick up, but it wasn't ready until about 615. Giving them the benefit of the doubt in that they were busy because of the holiday. We'll try a beer and some other menu items when we can stop in and stay awhile.

Back channel was such a fun stop for a nice night outside. (Even tho it was the smog day from…read moreforrest fires). They have an enormous amount of outdoor seating and some indoor seating as well. This is a great place if it's a nice day and you want an ice cold beer. The staff were all so friendly and they let you taste a few of the beers if you're unsure what to get! I really enjoyed the atmosphere and the variety of options. I loved the strawberry banana sour and one of their fruited beers as well. My husband really loved the lager options. Can't wait to stop back in again and catch a game on the TV outside!

One of the staple breweries that I come back to again and again. Great beer, cool events, awesome…read moretaproom, and the location can't be beat. Right off a lake and a bike trail. The vibe is extremely "yacht rock" as you would expect from Minnetonka and the clientele tend to match. That's not good or bad, really, just how something to be aware of. Dog friendly inside and out but the taproom proper is pretty tight. Luckily they've got an enormous patio when the weather is nice. They're known for their IPAs and lagers but everything they put out is top notch. "District 5" is a fantastic lighter option but if you see a barleywine on tap you would be doing yourself a disservice by skipping at least a taster. The only thing is I wish there were more restaurants around because food truck prices are getting pretty out of control.

Love all the dark beer options at this brewery. We got a tasting flight which was great. They…read morealso had live music the night we went which was great. Service was spot on and food options available. Plenty of seating as well. For sure a fun place to visit!

Came yesterday for a flight and to play some Legos. Super cool vibing place! I've come before for…read moretheir coffee and it was tasty! It's definitely quieter in the morning, but around 2ish-3 when we came it was a decent amount of people inside having a good time. I'll be back for the Peach Ring Sour!

Hackamore Brewing Company understood the assignment: fantastic beer, awesome humans, and an…read moreatmosphere that feels equal parts lively and laid-back. It's hard not to love a place where the energy is this good. If you haven't been, fix that.

The space is great and the vibe is great. They need to serve wine, cocktails or THC with some food…read moreoptions. They do not serve food. Staff is not very friendly. I will keep going back hoping for improvements because beer is good and space is great for hosting lots of different gatherings.