Best of Twin Cities Breweries
Local Breweries
For our money, Bauhaus has one of the coolest brewery taprooms in the city.
The old warehouse building just oozes character. Inside, you’ll concrete floors, graffiti walls, and old machinery lifts. Outside? A beautiful patio with original brick walls, green landscaping, and even more rustic warehouse touches. It’s an impressive sight sure to woo any local or out-of-towner alike.
83 yerel halk öneriyor
Bauhaus Brew Labs
1315 Tyler St NEFor our money, Bauhaus has one of the coolest brewery taprooms in the city.
The old warehouse building just oozes character. Inside, you’ll concrete floors, graffiti walls, and old machinery lifts. Outside? A beautiful patio with original brick walls, green landscaping, and even more rustic warehouse touches. It’s an impressive sight sure to woo any local or out-of-towner alike.
612 Brew is one of Minneapolis’s original craft breweries.
Located right in the heart of Northeast Minneapolis’s brewery district, 612 features an awesome taproom with really cool wall murals by legendary local brewery artist Adam Turman.
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612Brew
945 Broadway St NE612 Brew is one of Minneapolis’s original craft breweries.
Located right in the heart of Northeast Minneapolis’s brewery district, 612 features an awesome taproom with really cool wall murals by legendary local brewery artist Adam Turman.
Able is the newest addition to the impressive collection of breweries in Northeast Minneapolis, all within a two-block radius.
Their taproom is a large, airy open space with an industrial theme. When the weather’s nice, the massive garage doors open to a bustling patio, where you’ll find picnic tables and usually, a food truck or two.
44 yerel halk öneriyor
Able Seedhouse + Brewery
1121 Quincy St NEAble is the newest addition to the impressive collection of breweries in Northeast Minneapolis, all within a two-block radius.
Their taproom is a large, airy open space with an industrial theme. When the weather’s nice, the massive garage doors open to a bustling patio, where you’ll find picnic tables and usually, a food truck or two.
In the hoop-la of ever expanding flashy taprooms, Dangerous Man Brewing might fly under the radar.
That’d be a mistake though. Ask any Twin Cities beer connoisseur, and they’ll consistently include Dangerous Man in their short list of best beer in the cities. The rotating taps here consistently have delicious options across the entire tasting spectrum. Fans of everything from chocolate milk stouts to light fruit cobbler are sure to find something they like here.
116 yerel halk öneriyor
Dangerous Man Brewing Company
1300 NE 2nd StIn the hoop-la of ever expanding flashy taprooms, Dangerous Man Brewing might fly under the radar.
That’d be a mistake though. Ask any Twin Cities beer connoisseur, and they’ll consistently include Dangerous Man in their short list of best beer in the cities. The rotating taps here consistently have delicious options across the entire tasting spectrum. Fans of everything from chocolate milk stouts to light fruit cobbler are sure to find something they like here.
Housed in a building originally built in 1883, Day Block’s current owner first began restoration of the building in 2005. By 2014, Day Block Brewing opened to the world, with a promise of serving fresh beer and delicious pizza.
Here you’ll find a rotating beer list with pizza, salads, and sandwiches served in a brewpub vib
10 yerel halk öneriyor
Day Block Brewing Company
1105 S Washington AveHoused in a building originally built in 1883, Day Block’s current owner first began restoration of the building in 2005. By 2014, Day Block Brewing opened to the world, with a promise of serving fresh beer and delicious pizza.
Here you’ll find a rotating beer list with pizza, salads, and sandwiches served in a brewpub vib
Looking to eat and drink? It’s hard to go wrong with Eastlake.
That’s because when it comes to food, Eastlake has a serious advantage. The brewery’s location in the corner of the awesome Midtown Global Market means you can wander through the most diverse indoor food court in the cities before walking in for a beer. Anything from sushi, pizza, gyros, pad thai, burgers, or vegan options can be ordered to-go and brought right into the brewery.
22 yerel halk öneriyor
Eastlake Brewery & Tavern
920 E Lake StLooking to eat and drink? It’s hard to go wrong with Eastlake.
That’s because when it comes to food, Eastlake has a serious advantage. The brewery’s location in the corner of the awesome Midtown Global Market means you can wander through the most diverse indoor food court in the cities before walking in for a beer. Anything from sushi, pizza, gyros, pad thai, burgers, or vegan options can be ordered to-go and brought right into the brewery.
Fair State is one of Minnesota’s member-owned breweries. And we’ve got to imagine that includes quite a few proud owners since the beer here is fantastic.
In fact, if we had to choose, our staff would probably name Fair State as our consistently favorite beer in the Twin Cities. Everything we’ve tried here from the Pils (German Pilsener) to the Mirror Universe (Hazy IPA) to the legendary Roselle (Hibiscus Sour) has blown us away.
The taproom is understated, and the vibe here evokes thoughts of a trendy coffee shop more so than one of the best breweries in the state. But no matter; we’d drink this stuff in an alley if that was the only place to score it. Fair State is that legit.
60 yerel halk öneriyor
Fair State Bira İmalathane Kooperatifi
2506 Central Ave NEFair State is one of Minnesota’s member-owned breweries. And we’ve got to imagine that includes quite a few proud owners since the beer here is fantastic.
In fact, if we had to choose, our staff would probably name Fair State as our consistently favorite beer in the Twin Cities. Everything we’ve tried here from the Pils (German Pilsener) to the Mirror Universe (Hazy IPA) to the legendary Roselle (Hibiscus Sour) has blown us away.
The taproom is understated, and the vibe here evokes thoughts of a trendy coffee shop more so than one of the best breweries in the state. But no matter; we’d drink this stuff in an alley if that was the only place to score it. Fair State is that legit.
Falling knife is one of the newer breweries in Minneapolis. Opening in Summer 2019, this brewery opened to rave reviews from Twin Cities beer fans, and the owners already have plans to begin their owning canning process.
Get to this soon, and you can say you caught the Falling Knife before it was cool!
Falling Knife Brewing Co.
783 Harding St NEFalling knife is one of the newer breweries in Minneapolis. Opening in Summer 2019, this brewery opened to rave reviews from Twin Cities beer fans, and the owners already have plans to begin their owning canning process.
Get to this soon, and you can say you caught the Falling Knife before it was cool!
If a classic Irish pub were to mix with a state-of-the-art brewery taproom, you’d have Finnegan’s. Dark wood-paneled bars meet views of the hundred gallon brewing tanks. And in true Minnesota microbrewery style, there’s a huge patio that opens up when the weather’s nice.
Grab yourself their micro take on an Irish Ale, and you’ll start planning your return trip for the St. Paddy’s day party.
Finnegans Brew Co.
817 S 5th AveIf a classic Irish pub were to mix with a state-of-the-art brewery taproom, you’d have Finnegan’s. Dark wood-paneled bars meet views of the hundred gallon brewing tanks. And in true Minnesota microbrewery style, there’s a huge patio that opens up when the weather’s nice.
Grab yourself their micro take on an Irish Ale, and you’ll start planning your return trip for the St. Paddy’s day party.
Fulton is a Minneapolis classic.
It seems like the small indoor taproom, which sits in the shadow of nearby Target Field, has been serving up Lonely Blondes since before microbreweries were really a thing.
414 6th Ave N
414 6th Avenue NorthFulton is a Minneapolis classic.
It seems like the small indoor taproom, which sits in the shadow of nearby Target Field, has been serving up Lonely Blondes since before microbreweries were really a thing.
Inbound is another brewery that sits near Target Field, although with a totally different vibe than say, the nearby Fulton Brewery. Inbound is a large industrial space, with towering ceilings, exposed duct work, and a live music stage that can really get pumping on weekends.
The beer here seems to rotate quite frequently, which has it’s pros and cons. It’s always fun to try something new, but there’s some seriously fantastic drinks that inevitably get cycled like, like their season German Hefeweizen. #BringItBack!
19 yerel halk öneriyor
Inbound Bira Fabrikası
701 N 5th StInbound is another brewery that sits near Target Field, although with a totally different vibe than say, the nearby Fulton Brewery. Inbound is a large industrial space, with towering ceilings, exposed duct work, and a live music stage that can really get pumping on weekends.
The beer here seems to rotate quite frequently, which has it’s pros and cons. It’s always fun to try something new, but there’s some seriously fantastic drinks that inevitably get cycled like, like their season German Hefeweizen. #BringItBack!
Indeed, we love you… indeed.
Indeed is a true local’s favorite. In part, that’s from their impressive collection of year-round flagships across the whole palate spectrum – like their IPAs, Lagers, and Sours – but also their seasonal releases, which have developed a cult following for every season.
In the Summer, there’s the easy-drinking Shenanigans wheat beer. In the Fall, the Yamma Jamma (RIP). The Winter? Stir Crazy Porter. And by Spring, there’s always some sort of fruit sour to thaw out and welcome the warmer weather.
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Indeed Brewing Company
711 NE 15th AveIndeed, we love you… indeed.
Indeed is a true local’s favorite. In part, that’s from their impressive collection of year-round flagships across the whole palate spectrum – like their IPAs, Lagers, and Sours – but also their seasonal releases, which have developed a cult following for every season.
In the Summer, there’s the easy-drinking Shenanigans wheat beer. In the Fall, the Yamma Jamma (RIP). The Winter? Stir Crazy Porter. And by Spring, there’s always some sort of fruit sour to thaw out and welcome the warmer weather.
One of my fav spots to grab a beer. Plus my sis Kelley works here so go ahead and say "hi" and let her know you're staying in one of my spaces. :)
10 yerel halk öneriyor
Barrel Theory Beer Company
248 7th St EOne of my fav spots to grab a beer. Plus my sis Kelley works here so go ahead and say "hi" and let her know you're staying in one of my spaces. :)
Although it’s still got the feel of an undiscovered secret, Insight Brewing seems to have a made a name for itself in liquor shops all over the state. So maybe that’s why their big, open concept taproom is more often than not packed to the gills, in the best way.
With classics like An Obstruction on the Toll Way, The Wisdom of Old One Eye, and The Return Voyage of Banshee Cutter, you might feel like you climbed out of a Tolkien novel while placing your order. It’s all part of the charm. So take a journey to this adventure-themed brewery, where delicious brews and good times await.
34 yerel halk öneriyor
Insight Brewing
2821 E Hennepin AveAlthough it’s still got the feel of an undiscovered secret, Insight Brewing seems to have a made a name for itself in liquor shops all over the state. So maybe that’s why their big, open concept taproom is more often than not packed to the gills, in the best way.
With classics like An Obstruction on the Toll Way, The Wisdom of Old One Eye, and The Return Voyage of Banshee Cutter, you might feel like you climbed out of a Tolkien novel while placing your order. It’s all part of the charm. So take a journey to this adventure-themed brewery, where delicious brews and good times await.
Minneapolis has a lot of breweries, but one brewery type the city didn’t have, until now? Una cerveceria Mexicana.
That’s all been fixed with the recent opening of La Dona.
And we’re happy to report La Dona includes everything we hoped to see from a Mexican microbrewery.
Delicous craft takes on Mexican lagers? Check.
Refreshing Micheladas? Check.
Weekly salsa dancing, Spanish/English conversation clubs, and an outdoor soccer field? Can’t say that was on our list, but it’s still pretty awesome to see!
14 yerel halk öneriyor
La Doña Cervecería
241 Fremont Ave NMinneapolis has a lot of breweries, but one brewery type the city didn’t have, until now? Una cerveceria Mexicana.
That’s all been fixed with the recent opening of La Dona.
And we’re happy to report La Dona includes everything we hoped to see from a Mexican microbrewery.
Delicous craft takes on Mexican lagers? Check.
Refreshing Micheladas? Check.
Weekly salsa dancing, Spanish/English conversation clubs, and an outdoor soccer field? Can’t say that was on our list, but it’s still pretty awesome to see!
LynLake Brewery is kind of that brewery we always forget is there.
Not because it isn’t popular. On the contrary, this big space can find itself absolutely packed with Uptown youngin’s and hipsters ready to party. No, we forget about it only because it doesn’t feel all that much like a craft brewery, and instead, more like a hopping bar that also happens to serve microbrews.
For the uptown neighborhood, it couldn’t be a more perfect fit.
53 yerel halk öneriyor
LynLake Brewery
2934 Lyndale Ave SLynLake Brewery is kind of that brewery we always forget is there.
Not because it isn’t popular. On the contrary, this big space can find itself absolutely packed with Uptown youngin’s and hipsters ready to party. No, we forget about it only because it doesn’t feel all that much like a craft brewery, and instead, more like a hopping bar that also happens to serve microbrews.
For the uptown neighborhood, it couldn’t be a more perfect fit.
Sorry to bust any bubbles, but Minneapolis Town Hall Brewery isn’t actually in a town hall. But no worries! They still serve great beer. And who can complain about great beer?
Town Hall specializes in Cask Ales, but they’ve also got a wide selection for any drinker. There’s a sizable food menu too, but you’re here for the beer, remember?
Now do your civic duty, and get to sipping!
16 yerel halk öneriyor
Town Hall Brewery
1430 S Washington AveSorry to bust any bubbles, but Minneapolis Town Hall Brewery isn’t actually in a town hall. But no worries! They still serve great beer. And who can complain about great beer?
Town Hall specializes in Cask Ales, but they’ve also got a wide selection for any drinker. There’s a sizable food menu too, but you’re here for the beer, remember?
Now do your civic duty, and get to sipping!
Sitting in the shadow of Target Field and neighboring Minneapolis microbrew pioneer, Fulton Brewery, Modist is the new kid on the block. Who’s coming out swinging!
In its industrial warehouse-style taproom (which, for whatever reason, just seems to fit the neighborhood oh-so-perfectly) Modist is serving up absolutely fantastic brew in a fun and cool space.
20 yerel halk öneriyor
Modist Bra İmalathanesi
505 N 3rd StSitting in the shadow of Target Field and neighboring Minneapolis microbrew pioneer, Fulton Brewery, Modist is the new kid on the block. Who’s coming out swinging!
In its industrial warehouse-style taproom (which, for whatever reason, just seems to fit the neighborhood oh-so-perfectly) Modist is serving up absolutely fantastic brew in a fun and cool space.
Sociable Cider Werks has been serving up delicious ciders to Twin Cities locals since before the cider thing was cool.
This O.G. cidery always has a collection of barley-less alcoholic offerings sure to impress even the most hardcore of cider fans.
Looking for a dry apple cider? Or maybe more of a hoppy apple cider? Scrumpy apple cider? No matter, Sociable’s got it.
69 yerel halk öneriyor
Sociable Cider Werks
1500 Fillmore St NESociable Cider Werks has been serving up delicious ciders to Twin Cities locals since before the cider thing was cool.
This O.G. cidery always has a collection of barley-less alcoholic offerings sure to impress even the most hardcore of cider fans.
Looking for a dry apple cider? Or maybe more of a hoppy apple cider? Scrumpy apple cider? No matter, Sociable’s got it.
What’s there to say about Surly?
Minnesota’s entire taproom scene could possibly be credited to them, since the bill allowing Minnesota breweries to serve pints onsite is literally called the Surly Bill.
Since then, Minnesota’s entire microbrewery scene has exploded, although Surly’s remained firmly in the lead that whole time.
Today, Surly remains far and away Minneapolis’s biggest taproom. (And the state’s too, for that matter.) In fact, everything about Surly is big.
A big taproom. A big fanbase. (Who’s known to camp out at liquor stores for the annual release of its Russian Imperial Stout) And most important of all, big flavor on all of their 26 taps available daily.
If you want to experience Minneapolis’s most popular brewery, you owe it to yourself to find a way to Surly.
189 yerel halk öneriyor
Surly Brewing Co.
520 Malcolm Avenue SoutheastWhat’s there to say about Surly?
Minnesota’s entire taproom scene could possibly be credited to them, since the bill allowing Minnesota breweries to serve pints onsite is literally called the Surly Bill.
Since then, Minnesota’s entire microbrewery scene has exploded, although Surly’s remained firmly in the lead that whole time.
Today, Surly remains far and away Minneapolis’s biggest taproom. (And the state’s too, for that matter.) In fact, everything about Surly is big.
A big taproom. A big fanbase. (Who’s known to camp out at liquor stores for the annual release of its Russian Imperial Stout) And most important of all, big flavor on all of their 26 taps available daily.
If you want to experience Minneapolis’s most popular brewery, you owe it to yourself to find a way to Surly.
Utepils sits a bit on the outskirts of Minneapolis, but if you make the trek, you’ll find a surprising German beer hall, with cavernous indoor space and a beautiful, park-like patio.
For our money, there’s not a better spot on a clear Minnesota summer’s day. A seriously underrated brewery in Minneapolis.
38 yerel halk öneriyor
Utepils Brewing Co.
225 Thomas Ave NUtepils sits a bit on the outskirts of Minneapolis, but if you make the trek, you’ll find a surprising German beer hall, with cavernous indoor space and a beautiful, park-like patio.
For our money, there’s not a better spot on a clear Minnesota summer’s day. A seriously underrated brewery in Minneapolis.
In the world of Minneapolis breweries, Venn sits in South Minneapolis, far outside the clusters of Downtown or Northeast breweries.
That said, this little South Minneapolis spot has a hugely popular neighborhood following. On any given night, you’re likely to find a hefty crowd in this large, spacious taproom, all enjoying any one of Venn’s rotating taps.
Speaking of which, get it while it’s good, because Venn’s experimentation-friendly brewers have shunned the “flagship beer” model, and instead brew batches of whatever they fancy. When it’s out, it’s out!
36 yerel halk öneriyor
Venn Brewing Company
3550 E 46th StIn the world of Minneapolis breweries, Venn sits in South Minneapolis, far outside the clusters of Downtown or Northeast breweries.
That said, this little South Minneapolis spot has a hugely popular neighborhood following. On any given night, you’re likely to find a hefty crowd in this large, spacious taproom, all enjoying any one of Venn’s rotating taps.
Speaking of which, get it while it’s good, because Venn’s experimentation-friendly brewers have shunned the “flagship beer” model, and instead brew batches of whatever they fancy. When it’s out, it’s out!
When it comes to the explosion of breweries near downtown St. Paul, Bad Weather is, in many ways, a pioneer. The brewery’s revitalization of a humble industrial building along St. Paul’s exploding West 7th Street arguably revitalized an entire neighborhood. One delicious Amber Windvane at a time!
Today, Bad Weather leads the pack as one of St. Paul’s most popular breweries. On any given day at the Brewery, you’re likely to find a packed taproom, a bustling patio, and just for a good measure… a delicious smelling food truck.
That’s because strangely enough, Bad Weather is one of the best places to go anytime there’s good weather, thanks to the taproom’s massive garage doors, which they’re never shy about opening up during patio season.
40 yerel halk öneriyor
Bad Weather Brewing Company
414 7th St WWhen it comes to the explosion of breweries near downtown St. Paul, Bad Weather is, in many ways, a pioneer. The brewery’s revitalization of a humble industrial building along St. Paul’s exploding West 7th Street arguably revitalized an entire neighborhood. One delicious Amber Windvane at a time!
Today, Bad Weather leads the pack as one of St. Paul’s most popular breweries. On any given day at the Brewery, you’re likely to find a packed taproom, a bustling patio, and just for a good measure… a delicious smelling food truck.
That’s because strangely enough, Bad Weather is one of the best places to go anytime there’s good weather, thanks to the taproom’s massive garage doors, which they’re never shy about opening up during patio season.
Hey, we couldn’t leave our Celiac friends out!
Yep, Burning Brother’s is the Twin Cities’ only gluten-free craft brewery. The menu’s packed with beers of all types, all made without wheat, barley, rye, or gluten grains. (Plus takeout options from local gluten-free restaurant menus, with a strictly enforced policy of no gluten foods in the taproom.)
Even for gluten fans, it’s a unique experience that any beer connoisseur needs to try.
11 yerel halk öneriyor
Burning Brothers Brewing
1750 Thomas Ave WHey, we couldn’t leave our Celiac friends out!
Yep, Burning Brother’s is the Twin Cities’ only gluten-free craft brewery. The menu’s packed with beers of all types, all made without wheat, barley, rye, or gluten grains. (Plus takeout options from local gluten-free restaurant menus, with a strictly enforced policy of no gluten foods in the taproom.)
Even for gluten fans, it’s a unique experience that any beer connoisseur needs to try.
Dual Citizen is a massive indoor taproom with high ceilings, tall windows and… tap beer!
What more could you want?
Dual Citizen’s tap offerings are ever-rotating, with what seems to be an emphasis on the classics. At any given time, there’s usually a quality Kolsh, Saison, Pale Ale, and some type of Brown Ale on the menu. Plus, an increasing appearance of some deliciously funky sours!
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Dual Citizen Brewing Company
725 Raymond AveDual Citizen is a massive indoor taproom with high ceilings, tall windows and… tap beer!
What more could you want?
Dual Citizen’s tap offerings are ever-rotating, with what seems to be an emphasis on the classics. At any given time, there’s usually a quality Kolsh, Saison, Pale Ale, and some type of Brown Ale on the menu. Plus, an increasing appearance of some deliciously funky sours!
Lake Monster’s quirky, locally inspired beer names are both an homage to the place it calls home and the atmosphere of the brewery itself. Como Claw Pilsener, anyone?
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Lake Monster Brewing Company
550 Vandalia StLake Monster’s quirky, locally inspired beer names are both an homage to the place it calls home and the atmosphere of the brewery itself. Como Claw Pilsener, anyone?
Ever want to do some urban exploring with your beer? Head to Saint Paul Brewing!
Formerly known as Flat Earth Brewing, Saint Paul Brewing Company sits on the east side of town in what was the old Hamm’s canning factory. At first glance, you’re not sure if you’re walking into a vacant ruin or restored brewery. The building’s brick exterior oozes history, and that historic vibe continues inside with a sprawling taproom enclosed by brick walls.
19 yerel halk öneriyor
Saint Paul Brewing
688 Minnehaha Ave EEver want to do some urban exploring with your beer? Head to Saint Paul Brewing!
Formerly known as Flat Earth Brewing, Saint Paul Brewing Company sits on the east side of town in what was the old Hamm’s canning factory. At first glance, you’re not sure if you’re walking into a vacant ruin or restored brewery. The building’s brick exterior oozes history, and that historic vibe continues inside with a sprawling taproom enclosed by brick walls.
Sometimes, you just have to tip your cap to an early pioneer.
In the scene of St. Paul microbreweries, it’s hard to get more O.G. than Summit Brewing. With a history dating back to 1986, Summit’s been a craft brewery since before that was even a thing.
Today, Summit has grown into one of Minnesota’s largest craft breweries, shipping their legendary Sagas and Extra Pale Ales all over the country. And all those shipments still originate from their St. Paul taproom. And while that taproom no longer offers their borderline dangerous tours with far too many free samples (RIP) it still makes for an awesome spot to check out some of Minnesota’s most popular beers.
15 yerel halk öneriyor
Summit Brewing Company
910 Montreal CirSometimes, you just have to tip your cap to an early pioneer.
In the scene of St. Paul microbreweries, it’s hard to get more O.G. than Summit Brewing. With a history dating back to 1986, Summit’s been a craft brewery since before that was even a thing.
Today, Summit has grown into one of Minnesota’s largest craft breweries, shipping their legendary Sagas and Extra Pale Ales all over the country. And all those shipments still originate from their St. Paul taproom. And while that taproom no longer offers their borderline dangerous tours with far too many free samples (RIP) it still makes for an awesome spot to check out some of Minnesota’s most popular beers.
There’s a lot of breweries across the cities. There’s not a lot of “pour your own” pilot facilities.
That title is claimed by The Lab. This “pilot facility” was founded to showcase up and coming recipes from independent brewers and small business owners. The goal being to get feedback from customers, who are free to pour as much as a full pint glass or as little as tiny taste.
In a crowded brewery scene, it’s a cool angle!
The Lab - Brewery, Pilot Facility & Taproom
767 N Eustis StThere’s a lot of breweries across the cities. There’s not a lot of “pour your own” pilot facilities.
That title is claimed by The Lab. This “pilot facility” was founded to showcase up and coming recipes from independent brewers and small business owners. The goal being to get feedback from customers, who are free to pour as much as a full pint glass or as little as tiny taste.
In a crowded brewery scene, it’s a cool angle!
Two words: More. Cowbell. (Cream Ale!)
Or maybe you’re looking for the 2012 Minnesota State Fair “Blue Ribbon” winning Midwest IPA?
No matter your palate, Urban Growler is sure to please. And with an impressive food menu to boot (those nachos…) you really can’t go wrong at Urban Growler.
25 yerel halk öneriyor
Urban Growler Brewing Company
2325 Endicott StTwo words: More. Cowbell. (Cream Ale!)
Or maybe you’re looking for the 2012 Minnesota State Fair “Blue Ribbon” winning Midwest IPA?
No matter your palate, Urban Growler is sure to please. And with an impressive food menu to boot (those nachos…) you really can’t go wrong at Urban Growler.
West St. Paul’s lone brewery is holding down the fort for residents across the river.
As a result, you’ll find that Wabasha has the unmistakable feel of a cozy neighborhood pub. That’s thanks to a loyal following of Wabasha fans, who collectively help create a neighborhood atmosphere that you can’t fake.
It’s an authentic and welcome change of pace from the growing “micro” brewery scene at so many other mega taprooms.
11 yerel halk öneriyor
Wabasha Brewing Company
429 Wabasha St SWest St. Paul’s lone brewery is holding down the fort for residents across the river.
As a result, you’ll find that Wabasha has the unmistakable feel of a cozy neighborhood pub. That’s thanks to a loyal following of Wabasha fans, who collectively help create a neighborhood atmosphere that you can’t fake.
It’s an authentic and welcome change of pace from the growing “micro” brewery scene at so many other mega taprooms.
Yoerg brewery is technically the oldest brewery in the Twin Cities. It’s located on somewhat of a brewery island in the unexpected East St. Paul, but no matter, this spot is worth the drive!
From the cast iron spiral staircase leading to a quaint and cute upstairs sitting area, to the true-to-the-era early 1900s pre-prohibition beer recipes, all topped with a fantastic selection of rare and difficult to find German imports on tap, Yoerg is without question of the most unique breweries in the Twin Cities.
Yoerg Beer
378 Maria AvenueYoerg brewery is technically the oldest brewery in the Twin Cities. It’s located on somewhat of a brewery island in the unexpected East St. Paul, but no matter, this spot is worth the drive!
From the cast iron spiral staircase leading to a quaint and cute upstairs sitting area, to the true-to-the-era early 1900s pre-prohibition beer recipes, all topped with a fantastic selection of rare and difficult to find German imports on tap, Yoerg is without question of the most unique breweries in the Twin Cities.
Looking for good beer? Follow the stack!
Blackstack’s towering decommissioned smoke-stack shoots towards the sky, like a beacon for anyone looking to try some of the city’s best beers. (Local 755 New England IPA was killing the hazy scene since before it was cool…)
Some other reasons to love Blackstack:
Huge, airy industrial atmosphere with tons of natural light.
Frequent food trucks.
Can Can Wonderland is in the basement. There is nothing like starting or ending a brewery visit with some tipsy mini golf in one of the craziest courses anywhere!
21 yerel halk öneriyor
BlackStack Brewing
755 Prior Ave NLooking for good beer? Follow the stack!
Blackstack’s towering decommissioned smoke-stack shoots towards the sky, like a beacon for anyone looking to try some of the city’s best beers. (Local 755 New England IPA was killing the hazy scene since before it was cool…)
Some other reasons to love Blackstack:
Huge, airy industrial atmosphere with tons of natural light.
Frequent food trucks.
Can Can Wonderland is in the basement. There is nothing like starting or ending a brewery visit with some tipsy mini golf in one of the craziest courses anywhere!
56 Brewing is a quiet, relatively unknown spot in Northeast Minneapolis. Personally speaking, I think it’s underrated and is a must-go-to spot.
They have a great summer location with a garden and an awesome front patio to bask in the sun.
22 yerel halk öneriyor
56 Brewing
3055 NE Columbia Ave56 Brewing is a quiet, relatively unknown spot in Northeast Minneapolis. Personally speaking, I think it’s underrated and is a must-go-to spot.
They have a great summer location with a garden and an awesome front patio to bask in the sun.