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.

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.

Great food and beer. The bread pudding was delicious. The…read morewaitstaff was great and gave good food suggestions.

The brewery is a modern building and was open and airy inside with a patio outside. Quite a bit of…read moreseating and a nice view of the lake at Robbin's Park. This is the best food so far on a trip from out of state. Each of our meals were very enjoyable and reasonably sized (although if you're pondering the Reuben 1/2 sandwich for $15, go for the whole for $19; it was really good and not that big so the second half would've been welcome). The beet salad looked delicious and was declared tasty. Nice to see a modern/current take on cuisine done well. The service was prompt and professional. Bathrooms were clean.

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.

Great beer and they even have a beer that tastes like your average domestic light beer for those…read morenot into breweries. Service was good and I loved the live music they had especially the band North 40!

Stopped in to try out the brews on date night! Enjoyed the flights. It's kind of a serve…read moreyourself, which means no one is running around interrupting your conversations. We had a nice time.

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. _________________

Just your VERY friendly small town brewery taproom! Everyone that walked in the door clearly loved…read morethe place and staff. I had the cream ale and a seltzer - both VERY good!! Fair prices too. Decent size - a dozen tables plus. They had a food truck outside, and plenty of free parking spots. My only feedback is I wish they had an extra light ale or two! Overall, VISIT!

Another great Minnesota brewery! Went here just to get a sticker and ended up having a few beers…read moreand filling up my growler! I had their chocolate peanut butter porter and it hit the spot! The bar tenders were very friendly and offered me lots of samples, hard to turn that down. They have enough seating for large crowds and have a small patio during the summer to enjoy beer in the sun. Parking lot is small but they have street parking. It's close to other businesses and Lake Waconia.

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).

Went there on Saturday afternoon and the place was very busy! It was really great to see people out…read moreand about on a nice. Lost Sanity is a fun place to go too for a beer and nice conversation!. People were in there with their kids, playing card games and just enjoying a nice afternoon! I had a 1919 Root Beer which of course is always good and my boyfriend got the Full Pulp which had a really nice citrus flavor to it. We topped it off with a pizza from K Maria's Pizzeria and it was the perfect afternoon!

This place is awesome. 100/10 recommend stoping here! We were recommended by a friend to visit and…read moreI'm glad we did. The gentleman behind the bar was one of the kindest people I have ever met. It felt like home when we walked in and it was our first time! We tried 4 different beers and ended up taking home about 10 crowlers. We spent about 2 hours in Lost Sanity and can't wait to go back again.

Do you know what I hate about this place? It's in New London & I'm in Saint Paul…read more Other than that, I love everything about it! Fantastic beer & food + great service in a warm & inviting space, inside and out (the river flowing by is so lovely). Highly recommend stopping for one if you're in the area.

We were camping at Sibley State Park when we decided to check out New London. Cute town, fun…read morebrewery! Great location on the river with shady outdoor patio. Make your order at the counter and they text you when it is ready. Don't forget to bus your table! Loved my pizza and the quesadilla hit the spot! Great gem!