Latest reviews from Mandan
| 60 /100 416 WEST MAIN STREET “Looked like a cool spot. Didn’t get to stay long, as I had my family with and we got the quick boot. Poor local law, not blaming the brewery. I tried a couple before we left - they were pretty average, being kind. Wish these guys well.“ |
| 66 /100 2307 MEMORIAL HIGHWAY “Garage vibe taproom. 10 taps, cheap flights, and a couple decent brews.“ |
| 74 /100 2307 MEMORIAL HIGHWAY “Our GPS flipped us around a couple times -- the brewery sits a bit off the main road and wasn’t well signed, but we eventually found it. This place fits the mold of many of this era’s small, pop-up industrial breweries, with a small, sparse, but cozy tasting area in the garage-turned-brewing area. This place is truly "mom and pop" with the jovial owner-operators on hand and eager to please. We had a couple pints, both enjoyable enough. Free pretzels were a welcome bonus. A worthy stop -- and our check mark in visiting breweries in all 50 states! (Brewery #760, 10/2016)“ |
| 78 /100 2307 MEMORIAL HIGHWAY “So little garage style brewery in industrial park. It looked closed but wasn’t, there was actually a bunch of folks inside, good thing I got out of car to check. The staff was extremely friendly. The beers were ok but the prices can’t be beat. $7 for a flight of 8 beers and then she gave us the Berliner again with lingonberry syrup to try for free. Nice little stop“ |
| 62 /100 2608 8TH AVE SE “Fun spot. In an old McDonalds. 6 house beers on and another 8-12 guest taps. Flights available. Smaller beer store included with drive through service as well.“ |
| 64 /100 2307 MEMORIAL HIGHWAY “Prices are great for a glass of beer. $3.50 a piece. The downside I’d they are all served in red solo cups. Big space. Great service. The pale was pretty good and I picked up a growler of the wheat to go. Pretty cavernous. Pretty much a bar and some tables in the brewery. It will be interesting to see what they do in the future, lots of room to play with“ |
| 72 /100 Main Street Drive Thru Liquor (Beer Store) 1005 E MAIN ST “They have some good finds here. Being a MN guy obese excited to find some Madison River and Red Lodge six packs. They had some Cambridge brewing bombers along with some twisted pine andsome solid imports. The owner and his wife are awesome. Got to watch Red Dawn (the Swayze version) at the bar while having a pint of Lone Peak XPA. Pretty good selection of local and regional taps. Glassware was clean. Great stop in Mandan“ |
| 72 /100 Main Street Drive Thru Liquor (Beer Store) 1005 E MAIN ST “I drove right by the first time, until I realized what I was looking for. Not well marked, but if you think ‘old McDonalds building’ you’ll spot it quick. A smallish liquor store is part of the building, along with a bar (indoor and outdoor seating). It was quiet when I stopped in, so I got very prompt and attentive service. If I hadtime I would have stayed for a pint and chatted with the man behind the counter as he seemed like a beer guy. Next time for sure. Mix your own sixer options, good six-pack selection, and a cooler of bombers. Fair prices in my opinion. I was surprised to see 3F Golden Blend, Struise Pannepot, Haandbryggeriet Coffee Porter, and a couple Mikkellers. Some different bombers than found in Bismarck. Cool place, I hope to see it prosper.“ |
| 74 /100 Main Street Drive Thru Liquor (Beer Store) 1005 E MAIN ST “Located on the main drag in a former McDonalds building, this place is half liquor store, half bar. The bar has over 20 taps of mostly local and regional craft inclauding 4 taps of Buffalo Commons The owner was there when I checked out and he said they were also going to start brewing making this the only drive thru liquor store/bar/brewpub. The liquor store section has more beer available than anything. The craft six packs and the pick six are in the coolers. They have a solid selection and the ocassional goody. I picked up a Mikkeller 19. My visit to Bismarck had me a little dispirited but this a solid place with an exiting future.“ |
