Great visit to the Anheuser Busch site. After a great lunch at Blues City Deli, we walked the area and finished at the Biergarten. The gentlemen behind the bar were extremely friendly. The Biergarten was huge and can obviously accommodate several guests. The beer was good, (even though we did not have Bud) We opted to not do the tour but enjoyed the surroundings. read more

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We did the Day Fresh tour which was a fun experience. Originally wanted to do the finisher tour but the don't offer it on the weekdays so we went with the Day Fresh and enjoyed it. We got to walk around the brewery and see all the basics, including a visit to the Clydesdale's stables. You get a half pour of Bud Light or Budweiser in the brew house, get to take home a "day fresh" beer meaning they bottled it that day, and then end your tour with a cold beer of choice. Our tour guide was informative and a good sport with the jokes and questions the group had. read more

Anheuser-Busch Companies - Day Fresh Beer - Breweries Near Me - St. Louis, Missouri

I took the Day Fresh tour earlier this week which is their most popular tour. It lasted 75 minutes and cost me about $17. Drive into the campus and follow the Tour signs which take you to the Visitor Center with plenty of free parking in the lot. Walking inside is a gift shop and large lobby area where you can buy tickets or check in before your tour starts if you bought them online. Our tour guide was Larry and my group of about 14 people wandered in and out of several buildings on the campus while Larry provided a lot of interesting and historical information about Anheuser-Busch and St. Louis. We went into cold rooms where the different beers are kept in very large metal tanks along with warm rooms where the cooking process takes place. We also went to a viewing area above the bottling operation which was fascinating to watch the assembly of bottles being washed, inspected, filled, labeled and then packaged. They only brew beer when they have an order from the wholesaler ensuring freshness at its highest level. The architecture of several of the older building is quite interesting. We also stopped in the stable area where The Clydesdale's are kept seeing several of them in their stalls and one out on display. We sampled beer twice during the tour. One time in the middle of the tour and again at the end. They also gave each adult a bottle of beer to take away with them. Also at the end is a large tent area that serves food and beer and allows for relaxation. I enjoyed the tour and thought it was well worth the cost. read more

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While traveling to Arkansas, we stopped in St. Louis for the night. After doing a tour of the Gateway arch we were left with a bit of time on our hands and decided to tour the Anheuser-Busch Brewery. We did both the dayfresh tour and the clydesdale meet & greet. We had several guides. One for the Clydesdales tour and two for the day-fresh tour. They were all very informative & knowledgeable about the history of the company, the brewing process, and the horses! The grounds are amazingly well kept & manicured! The staff seem to take great pride in what they do. Bathrooms were spotless. Dining areas well stocked with no dirty tables lingering. The horse stalls were clean & neatly swept. The trolly looked to have been recently washed and wiped down. Even the picnic area in the biergarten was clean and debris-free. I don't think I saw even one over-flowing trashcan. The tours were both about an hour long. Being able to pet one of the Clydesdales was awesome. They are quite amazing creatures. Make sure to check out the horseshoe comparison in the entrance to their stalls!!!! Personally, I 'm not much of a beer drinker but our guides handed out beer numerous times throughout the tour. I found a new one that I hadn't ever heard of, Kona Big Wave. It's very tasty buy itself, but mixing it with their mango beer makes it more than amazing!!! They are very genorous on their pours!!! The tour is well worth the cost. You get your money's worth back in beer! read more

Such a cool experience, even if you're from the STL area! Loved learning the deep history about Anheuser-Busch and seeing the bottling, Clydesdales, and beer making in action. We did the Day Fresh tour and I think it was the perfect amount of information, beer sampling, and touring of facilities. The quality of the tour and experience seems completely dependent on who you get as your tour guide. I think there was some room for improvement on our tour, but we overall had a really nice time. read more

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Very nice facility with cute photo ops and various seating areas. The Day Fresh Tour was a great way to spend the afternoon - some history, learning about the brewing process, and free beer! Was about an hour long and had a great variety of sights and stories. Larry was our guide and he was so much fun to listen to!! Highly recommend! read more

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We did the Beermaster tour as a gift from our kids, and I would give it 10 stars if I could. Mark, our tour guide, was outfreakingstanding. He was an excellent story teller, and truly loved what he was doing. We got to see all kinds of exclusive areas (look up beermaster tour on the website), which was so fun. We tasted beer before the beechwood aging process and then straight out of the finishing tanks. So fun! It was nice to get headphones so we could hear the tour guide over other tours and in the production areas (only the beermaster tour gets this). It was a full 2+ hours. This tour is a little pricey, but well worth it. We're locals who live about a mile from the brewery and had a blast. If you're visiting St. Louis, this is a must-do. read more

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I had no idea I was going to love this place as much as I did! We had a whirlwind trip to St. Louis area for work and on a whim we were like "Let's do this tour thing" and we rolled up (parking was awesome and the place is so easy to find) and paid for our tour. We had to get a locker for our bags we didn't want to leave in the car, but the front desk person gave us the change so the lockers were free - so super awesome. We had 15 minutes to wait so we ducked into the gift shop. Fresh off the airplane and out of the airport, we started to come alive again looking at all the shiny beer trinkets. It was time for our tour. I was able to read view the video that was playing in the waiting area and it was really informative and pretty cool! We met at the benches and the tour guide came and gave us the intro. At this point I was kind of getting excited... to learn... about beer. I was not very excited about the walking part of it after driving up and seeing how big the campus really was! IT'S HUGE! Starting out the door it was a crisp but still slightly warm spring afternoon. The walking was not that bad, I was just tired and a little hangry to be honest. The tour was really fun and informative. Along the way we had a beer tasting, then ended with a special bottle of beer to take with us and a super cute trolly ride back to the biergarten. We got some food (toasted raviolis, pretzels, and a salad for balance) and another beer here and started our way to where we were going to work for the next day. This was a great start to our trip even if it was just for work. Would recommend! read more

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Stopped in since we were close by visiting. We took tour and enjoyed the history behind the beer. read more

Anheuser-Busch Companies - Breweries Near Me - St. Louis, Missouri

Review Visit: December 21st, 2013 Offering up free tours of their Brewery, Anheuser-Busch gives you an inside glimpse at the beer-making process to the tasty beverages they provide across the world. Each time I have gone to this Brewery, it is always busy and bustling with people. People love beer! Or tours. Or the free beer at the end of the tour! While you can walk in and look around the Gift Shop and the displays they have out, the real fun is taking the tour. I think the tour clocked in around 45-60 minutes? But it goes by fairly quick as the entire brewery complex is massive and you are always moving and seeing new things. The tanks alone where they store beer are worth going to see. They are MASSIVE. At the end of each tour, they give you a ticket or two to redeem something at the bar. The bars itself offer a large quantity of beers to choose from. Some I didn't even know Anheuser-Busch/InBev produced. I discovered Kirin Ichiban was pretty good! So on top of the free tours and exhibits, they also offer a Beer class. It was around $15 to take. They go into more depth of the beer making process, how to serve/store beer, differences in styles and various odds and ends. At the end of it, you get a nice Honorary Beermaster Certificate. Mine is framed and just waiting to be put up for display. Overall, a cool experience that any beer lover should check out. Even if you are not a Budweiser fan. read more

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We took the Day Fresh Beer tour and it was very good. Definitely worth it!! Had no idea the beer would be so good. Especially like the Busch Lite Apple! read more

Anheuser-Busch Companies - Clydesdale in the paddock - Breweries Near Me - St. Louis, Missouri

My wife was very excited about the Clydesdale tour. It was very informative. Steve or guide did an excellent job. We didn't realize how many samples there would be or we would have planned better. It's a beautiful stable. Lucky horses! Definitely worth a stop. read more

We had about 30 minutes to spare before our Day Fresh Tour started so we decided to grab a beer & a quick snack in the Biergarten. It happened to be a very cold day weather-wise. I was a little nervous the Biergarten would be cold because it sits outside nestled between two buildings but it was PERFECT. They have space heaters everywhere & it feels amazing. Our bartender was super nice & let us try some samples before making our final decision. She even helped us with deciding on a quick bite of food. I definitely recommend checking this place out. It's warm & the food great! Beer is also YUM. read more

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Had such a nice time tonight for the Brewery Lights. We've been here a number of times throughout the years whenever we have out of town guests in town. This time we just went with our grown kids who are home from College and had a great time. The $12 ticket gets you a free beer at the entrance. Everything is so nicely decorated, there is hot chocolate, S'Mores, other festive drinks like peppermint White Russian on the rocks or mixed in with your hot chocolate, a parade at 7:30 most nights, a small museum, you can stand in line for the Clydesdales but you also get to see some of them during the parade. All in all we had a great night! read more

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This is a cool stop for anyone who is interested in the history of America's most famous brewers. It was pretty amazing to see how humble Bud spends its first days surrounded by vintage chandeliers in such gorgeous facilities. The tour was informative and fun - and you get to see some Clydesdales! The only strike that I have to give against it is even though they own multiple seltzer and cider brands, they do not offer any of those for your free pour at the end of the day. My gluten free friend had to pass it up, so I sat mine out, too, to be nice. I could understand if they only offered Bud and Bud Light at the end, but they had a collection of taps. Just add a cider! read more

We live in the area and I always try to bring out of state friends here. My best friend was visiting from California - she LOVED it. As always, the place is beautiful. The grounds are great, loved our samples. The Clydesdales and Dalmatians were there which was SO cool to see. We loved the tour and the guide, and the beer at the end was perfect. I'll always recommend it for anyone!!! read more

I never drink Bud, but we decided to check this place out since we were in the area. The tour was surprisingly good. First of all, FYI they currently do not offer the free tour, apparently because of Covid. So we chose the 1hr tour which was $20 + tax. I'm not sure if this is the same tour that was free before. There was only a few of us in the group, which was nice. The tour itself goes through a few parts of the distillery. It didn't take too long, which I thought was perfect. In one room you can try the Bud that is finished and has not yet been packaged, which is meant to be its freshest state. Now I don't like Bud typically, but I have to admit that this was fairly good. The tour guide actually let us have 2 glasses there, which was cool. The tour finishes at the biergarten where you can have another glass. Tour also comes with a hat + glass read more

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On one hand we really enjoyed our tour of the brewery and Clydesdales. Our tour guides were engaging and very friendly and we enjoyed the history of the 2 drinks we had while here. What we very much did not enjoy was the security service here who rather than politely ask us why we had broken off from our tour group, verbally accosted us when we had to quickly walk the approximate 100 feet from our tour guide to the ACTUAL EXIT OF THE CAMPUS after a time sensitive matter. Id understand if we broke of to go to a bathroom or somewhere we did not know, but to aggressively harass us after we said we made an honest mistake was uncalled for and soured the mood. read more

Enjoyed our finisher tour! It was short and sweet, we walked through some of the factories with our tour guide Fil! Cool guy with bunch of cheesy jokes. Lots of free beer ~3 glasses. By the beer barrel we got to top off and you could easily get two glasses and then at the end we got a free glass of our choice! We also got a free glass and hat. Not bad for $20! Definitely recommend if you're around the STL Area. read more

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Kim was a wonderful guide. Olaf stole the show and his handler Jessica was very kind and knowledgeable. A great day. Take the Clydesdale VIPTour read more

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My manager reserved the private bonfire area for The Brewery holiday lights. It was a magical team event that everyone enjoyed. The bonfire included a buffet inside, open bar, hot chocolate/cookies, supplies for some-mores and access to the VIP parking. We had ample time to explore the lights, have drinks and conversations around the bonfire and enjoy the evening. The lights were beautiful and the music playing got you in the holiday spirit. There was a parade with lighted floats and a Clydesdale driven carriage. I give this event four stars only because the buffet was not diverse enough. I am vegan and was only able to eat the homemade chips and a roll(which were awesome). We had a couple of Jewish teammates who only ate the Mac and cheese because the meat dishes were not labeled. A salad or some side veggies or vegan chili would have been some nice options. Otherwise, I would highly recommend this for a team or family holiday event. read more

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Love the lights and holiday cheer! Great environment. Going to the lights is cheap and puts you in the mood for the holidays! Great for family and friends! Will continue the tradition! read more

Anheuser-Busch Companies - Lights and seltzers! - Breweries Near Me - St. Louis, Missouri

The Anheuser-Busch tour completely exceeded my expectations. Our tour guide Mark was so passionate about his work and the history of A-B that it has caused me to think a second time about their place in history and their contribution to American culture. The Clydesdales are beautiful, exceeded only by the story behind them. The facility itself is remarkable, the sheer volume is impressive for sure however the care and quality of the product is something I wasn't expecting. I left with a deep appreciation of the work that goes into a single bottle of Budweiser, Rolling Rock, or one of the 30 other varieties produced on this campus. Truly impressive and worth a visit. read more

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Informative and fun tour of the St Louis trademark beer. Walking through beer history . The buildings are beautiful inside and out. How can brewing rooms and machinery be beautiful? They were. Wish the building that housed the school at one time had been open. Lots to see in this huge operation. Getting ready for Christmas and an awesome display of lights. read more

Such an awesome place. Unfortunately we waited too long to book the tour we really wanted. We ended up going in the day fresh tour. I cannot believe what a value the day fresh tour is. The place is impressive! I highly recommend visiting and going on a tour if you're in St. Louis. The biergarten is fun to have some food and drinks. You can can just about any of their beers here. read more

Anheuser-Busch Companies - Breweries Near Me - St. Louis, Missouri

We had such a great time going on the cyldesdales tour!! It was great to get up and personally with a cyldesdales named Olaf. I loved that I was able to put him and get My picture taken with him. I also enjoyed looking at all the different tack they have for each horse. Our tour guide was very informative and knew the answers to a bunch of questions I had, so that was definitely appreciated. I also was happy to see how clean the stalls and the beautiful horses were. We will ded be back! read more

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When we were in St. Louis my wife and I did the Budweiser tour. Anheuser Busch tour whatever it's called but we had a great time they had Clydesdale horses out there they had all the Anheuser Busch logos you got to sample beers at the end of the tour see how they were made is an excellent tour that we really had a great time with read more

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Great tour. I love seeing how things are made. And then you get to sample the products. I don't even like Budweiser, but there is something about drinking it here that makes you a fan. Maybe most importantly, they keep it at the perfect beer temperature. It truly was the best Bud I've ever had. The grounds are immaculate. I saw zero trash. It's beautiful. Just walking around the brewery on a nice day is worth the visit. It's so pleasant. The Clydesdales are here too, so that's pretty cool. The only thing disappointing is seeing how much automation is changing the workplace. You'll see very few workers as so much has been automated. This is not just an Anheuser-Busch phenomenon, but something that is happening everywhere. There is something about the dearth of people around that made this old man kinda sad. Anheuser-Busch is a great American company. They definitely show you that and make you feel it on the tour. It's a good one not to be missed. If you love America, you'll love this tour. read more

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No more free beer tours. Had a Hawaiian draft and toasted ravioli, both were good, but not a good way to waste a vacation afternoon for. I can do the same in my local bar anyway. read more

Hard to come to STL and not do a Anheuser-Busch brewery tour! I am not the biggest beer guy, but will gladly take tours at brewhouses as it's always fun to learn about the beermaking process as well as sample their goods. I honestly was not expecting the Hollywood tour that they provided! Upon walking into the lobby you are greeted with a Disneyland trove of treasures, so it's good to spend some time wandering around first before checking in for one of the tours. Speaking of the tours, they have several different levels, think of a basic, intermediate, and advanced with prices obviously getting higher with each step up. I went with the middle of the road tour, which was under $20 and included several beers and an hour long tours. I will tell you that if it is a hot summer day, you are in luck as many of the stops are in door with air conditioning besides the Clydesdales which everyone of course comes for. You will make several pit stops at some of their fermentation halls and history rooms, get ready to drop your jaw with their fermentation tanks, they are absolutely massive! Then of course come the Clydesdales, which everyone gets giddy over. You can get up and personal for photos or find some iconic shots with the wagons and sometimes they even bring them out for those iconic shots. As mentioned earlier, you will have several pit stops to try various Budweiser beers and the rare (At least for me) Bud Select, which is delicious. Last stop where they drop you off is the beer garden for a final beer or in many cases you end up doing a flight tasting of their huge lineup. The outdoor beer garden is quite large and even offers up food, so it's a great idea for lunches. Fabulous tour and well worth every penny! Would highly suggest to anyone looking for an iconic spot to visit in STL. read more

Definitely a must-do when visiting the area! I don't even drink, but had a great time here learning about the company's history, the brewing process, and seeing the Clydesdales! Tour prices are very reasonable and include a few free drinks as well as a fresh bottle off the line. Make sure you check in on Yelp for a coupon for 10% off in the gift shop! read more

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A National icon.....no, an international icon! So glad we did this tour. 3 different tour options and they sell out early, so plan ahead. You can literally feel the history of this place. Even if Budweiser isn't your drink of choice, this is well worth the time to see. read more

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I was on a business trip to St. Louis and out to lunch with colleagues. They had more time before needing to go to the airport so we headed over to drop them off and as a pick up location for my Uber. I cannot review beyond initial impressions, which were very good. read more

The tours, food, and staff are terrific here. My dad and I stopped in for a visit on our way to Colorado. The food was delicious and the beer was tasty too. If we are back in STL, we'll be back. read more

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Of course visiting to The Lou, we had to stop at THE Anheuser-Bush Brewery. This brewery is gigantic people. Definitely the largest brewery I've been to thus far (and if you know me.. I go to a lot!) You can take a tour (multiple tour options are available), have a drink at the outside bar/biergarten, visit the inside bar in the back, sign up and take some interesting classes, or visit the gift store. We kinda did a little bit of everything. We visited the gift store, saw the clydesdales (I'm telling you people these things are gigantic. Lloyd was easily one of the largest animals I've seen in my life. The pictures I took didn't do my boy justice), and took a drink at the outside biergarten and watched some football. At the bar we spoke (and I'm sure bothered) one of the bartenders named Chel. She made our entire experience to the brewery that much better. I hope whenever I return back to the city she is there. She was the best, treated us with such hospitality, and told us the ins and outs of the factory. We need more Chel's in our lives. Everything was very clean, and I thoroughly enjoyed spending a tipsy Sunday here. If you're in St. Louis you gotta stop by for a beer or two! read more

Really wanting to pull out that Karen side and write a letter or at minimum a review on St. Louis Brewery Lights 2023 and the terrible experience they gave my car full of children last night trying to drive through to see the lights...but I'm trying to refrain myself. I don't recommend anyone goes there though. The security trolling officer followed behind my car nearly hitting me with the lights on the entire time tormenting my kids who were putting their heads out the window going 1mph and then refused to allow a 2, 7 and 8 year old to get out and take a Christmas photo!!! When he told us we are not allowed to get out and take a picture...I told the kids "Scrooge said we can't take any photos kids"....which in turn got us kicked off the premises "immediately" What a joke. Shame on you Anheuser-Busch Brewery. We won't be back. Ever. We did have a joyful time on Candy Cane Lane off Murdoch however on the Southside. Highly recommended!!! read more

I dashed over to AB on a Friday in the middle of the afternoon to pick up a couple of holiday gifts at the gift shop. I tried to purchase them online but they were charging an exorbitant amount for shipping and I work about 12 minutes away. It looked like there were plenty of people there taking tours and partaking at the Biergarten. So much so that there wasn't a single open parking spot in either section of their parking lot and I had to go find street parking. Once I finally got in there I found what I was looking for, paid, and exited. The parking took longer than the shopping! I'm sure I'll be back! read more

The AB Brewery tour is one of the few things on the StL 101 list that I hadn't done. I'd been to the brewery before -- for the holiday lights -- but never for the tour. I don't like beer. My party arrived before 10 a.m., but the free tour wasn't for another hour. We decided to pay $10/each for a longer tour (the Day Fresh tour) that included the packaging of the product. I think it was about an hour and fifteen minutes. It didn't seem that long. We learned about the brewing process, packaging, and the company's history, including Clydedales and prohibition. I recommend learning a bit about the Busch family history before you go on the tour because you won't hear much about it. The star is the product, not the family. The tour is well-run. We went into several buildings, rode elevators and escalators, scaled stairs, and ended with a trolley ride.   Our guide experienced some issues with audio equipment so she instead spoke loudly and we heard her better than we could with a speaker! We had two samples during the tour, plus a full bottle of Michelob ultra light to take home (or something like that), and a full glass of beer of your beverage of choice (for me, lemonade) at the Biergarten following the tour. I recommend the paid tour for those who enjoy beer and want to see the packaging side of AB. You will get your money's worth. Stop by the biergarten for food and drink after. read more

The last time I visited was before AmBev/InBev purchased Anheuser-Busch (AB) in 2008 and the new tour differed from the past. The current tour seemed more corporate and controlled, but for my visiting 21 year old nephew, the tour was new and exciting, and to a degree, I concur. We visited on a dreary January Tuesday afternoon so there were no crowds. The first thing I noticed as we entered was that there are several paid tours available - we paid for the Brewery tour for $10. We had some time before the tour started so walked over to the Biergarten - another new addition. A great selections of AB beers and food were available. Because of the weather and time of the year, we were a tour of TWO! Our young tour guide was outstanding as she walked us through the brewery - one of the highlights (besides sampling some of the beer?) going to the stables where the world famous Clydesdale are housed. The stable is clean! Unless you see them, you would not believe that are housed in the facility. Walking through the various buildings, you get a sense that Adolphus Busch, the founder of the brewery had a sense of style and history as extra care and attention were paid as the historic buildings were built. The ornate chandelier in the Clydesdale's stable (built for the St Louis World Fair in 1904); former elementary school built next to the brewery; etc. The tour provides a smattering of how AB brews its beers (Budweiser and Bud Lite) on site as well as the history of the famous brand. A place to visit for not only those that love beer, but also for the history of an American brand/institution (owned by the Dutch). Plan about two to three hours for a visit - time will vary depending upon which tour you take; there is a gift shop that you can purchase AB merchandise. read more

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STUFF TO KNOW: -You can't actually "tour" much of the facility at all without attending a scheduled tour. The brewery hosts free ones if you don't want to pay, but be aware that what you can access without a tour group is pretty limited. It's just the gift shop, the restaurant, and a couple panels of museum-history stuff. You can really only see about 10% of the place unless you take a tour. -Large bags, large purses, diaper bags, etc. may not be allowed on some tours. They have lockers to rent you can store things in, but that's something to be aware of (that wasn't anywhere on the website before I went). -DSLRs and other large cameras are a-okay on tours. They just ask that you keep up and don't stop in the streets or in other walkways to shoot. -Tours are minimal walking but may not be accessible for wheelchairs. Your best bet is to call up and ask them if you're unsure. There's a trolley system that runs throughout the Anheuser-Busch complex (that has lift gates for wheelchairs), and they use it pretty liberally during tours. We walked about five blocks to get to our destination at the start of the tour, and then the only walking was minimal walking between museum rooms. The rest of the long-distance was covered by trolley rides. -Judging by the announcements over the intercom, it seems like the "free" tours tend to require advanced reservation to get a spot. We were able to buy a ticket to one of the paid tours half-an-hour before the start time with no issue. -There are a surprising amount of restrooms on the tour. During our hour-long tour, I'd say there was an available restroom about every 10 minutes of it. -I highly recommend picking out and memorizing a few people in your tour group at the start of your tour. In some spots, tour groups overlap, and with the whole "Meet me here in X minutes" design of the tours, it's pretty easy to find yourself accidentally following the wrong group. Pick a few memorable people in your tour group at the start, and it'll be easier to figure out if you are where you should be. PROS: -Lots of personal downtime on tours. A lot of times, I feel like some tours kinda drag you along at breakneck speeds. Instead, the tours here tend to go into a room/area/building, talk a bit about it, then let you roam free and tell you when to meet up at the meeting point. In really populated-with-information areas like the museum, this gives you time to look at what you want - and ignore what you don't. -Tons of restrooms on the tour path. -I would highly recommend getting their "Underground" brew if you go here. Since the facility produces a lot of the "household name" beers, getting a "Bud Light" might not be as cool as your standard, "look at the unique beer I found!" brewery experiences. Their Underground brew offering changes that. It's a brewed-one-time experiment they do here - and they never bottle it nor sell it anywhere else. So whatever their Underground brew of the moment is, it's a unique beer for your experience - which is pretty neat. -Despite sitting at the only empty spot when we arrived at the restaurant, we still had pretty great service. It's clear our waitress was used to seriously efficient service as she tended to tons of tables. She was super friendly, and when we walked through the restaurant later after our tour, she greeted us, remembered us, and asked how the tour went. -Pretzels were amazing. Tablemate absolutely loved the fries too. Food came out delicious warm and great. Perfect complement to the beer they serve. (And honestly, I'm entertained by their "food and beer pairing recommendations" which include such recommendations as pretzels and Bud Light). -Brewery has a gigantically-huge parking lot. No fussing around with parking, and there's a great drive-up area for Uber/taxi ride drop-offs. CONS: -Indoor restaurant area is surprisingly dark. They solve that by having a ridiculously huge biergarten, but when we went, it was closed. So it was pretty cramped, dark interior seating - which the photographer in me does not like. -Food portions were surprisingly small. However, they were priced accordingly. But don't come here for dinner expecting a full-size portion of what you order. read more

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