Ah, the resurrected Mudbug Brewery. Sounds like they've been back open since February '22. While…read morenot a Parleaux, Parish, or the sorely missed All Relation, they certainly brew beer here. The taproom is akin to the den of a wealthy hunting lodge. The massive fireplace would be great for when we experience whatever winter is here. Makes the place feel homey, and I dig it. Bathrooms are 10/10, single toilet rooms- no stalls here! The outside space looks neat but it's a thousand degrees out and I'm not built for heat. Tips for improvement: list the hops used in each beer and list prices on the chalkboard. Hops used in the beer is a great opener for people new to craft beer as well as the beer nerds. If dogs are allowed, advertise that! Brewery people = dog people. And lastly, make small talk with the patrons. We wanna talk beer with you! One last thing- some local art and ceiling fans would be beautiful in the taproom.

Love this place! Faith, the bartender was awesome. The beer is delicious and such a cute place! Go…read morecheck it ou

We have been here a lot since we only live five minutes away, and unfortunately, this establishment…read morehas had their struggles. But tonight everything went fantastically as planned. Service was amazing! The food was incredible and the open mic night was entertaining!

The beer here is made at the location, Farm Alarm was wonderful &smooth stout 10/10. The food…read more... The definition of bar food. I had the sushi nachos, not bad at all, reminded me of a seaweed saled with crunch, but My fiance ordered the boucherie pizza(bestseller) and not only were they light on the toppings, it wasn't even fully cut (8/10). However, the service was impeccable the person who took care of us was very knowledgeable of the menu, very professional & personable(10/10) the ambiance is the perfect rustic, southern charn, "come together" energy. I would come again for a date and some drinks, but the food was a pretty penny compared to the presentation. Give this spot a shot.

Wonderful place to grab a pint, flight, or a few beers to bring home! Happened to go on a Friday…read morenight before a ticketed event, but managed to grab a quick pint in the half hour before they closed for regular business. The interior is super cute with long tables with stools and smaller tables with chairs. There are even a few booths tucked away. Our bartender was super sweet and patient with us during out first visit and even helped us pick out beers that we might like. It's interesting to note how many other reviews note a plethora of IPAs - my guess is this is seasonal because there were lots of malty stouts in early March. I love a rotating menu, so this makes me excited to go back. I was between the Wendy Peffercorn and Field of Nightmares (I think? It was a chocolate peanut butter stout.). The bartender let me try both and it was hard to choose! I ended up with Wendy Peffercorn, but I definitely would have been happy with either. Looking forward to going back, maybe even for Trivia night on Tuesdays! FYI - this business participates in PubPass and even though their website doesn't indicate food service, it looks like they rotate pizzas of the day.

This place is great if you wanna chill with your friends and watch the baseball game or any sports…read more The seats are the kind of chairs you don't want to sit for a long time though. I feel like if they invested in their outside seating, it could be the spot. They also serve pizza and chips and canned soda. I don't believe they do brewery tours. But definitely a hidden gem.

Pretty cool little brewery. This is our third time coming here, and we haven't had a beer we didn't…read morelike yet. The place has a relaxed vibe, friendly staff, and a solid lineup of beers that are clearly brewed with care. This time I had the $10,000 Paper Weight -- really good, smooth, and well-balanced. We closed things out with the Faux Grunge, which didn't disappoint either. Every visit just reinforces why we keep coming back. If you're into craft beer and want a laid-back spot with consistently great brews, Cypress Coast is worth the stop.

Great micro brewery that's willing to be adventurous in their beer and make it right. The orange…read morecreamsicle and the quad are my go to for this rotation. But there are some options for those just wanting to enjoy the atmosphere at the brewery and for those who prefer a cider or seltzer. I was there on a Tuesday evening, so there was not much going on, but it seems like they have weekly events on the calendar along with dates of new releases. Definitely worth coming back to.

Can't believe I never rated this brewery and have been coming to it almost 4 years now! Always a…read moregreat event going on. My favorites include Gnarly Gras, and Gnarfest! The brew is always great and the food across the road at Dine Gnar is delicious! Don't skip visiting this brewery. No matter how big they have gotten, it always feels like family when you walk in!

This place is so cool. One side of the street is food and yard games, like cornhole. The other side…read moreis the actual brewery. They had merch, live band and a variety of gnarly barley brews. I'm not a huge beer drinker but I love the vibe of breweries and the togetherness that most of them provide. Since I'm not big on beer I always take the recommendation of person assisting me. She suggested something light and mixed it with a sparkling flavored water. She also allowed me to taste a couple before deciding. I wish I could remember the name of it. All I know is that it was refreshing.

8 years ago, I gave Parish brewing only 4 stars because their tap room was too small. Well, they…read morehave improved it and made it a little bigger during that time but it's still too small. Alas they have announced the construction of a brand-new complex that I am sure will have a marvelous taproom. With all that being said, it doesn't matter about Parish's taproom. Their beer is so good I would drink it out of an oil pan while sitting in a port-o-potty. I have been to 420 breweries across the country including most of the ones on all the best breweries in the country list and Parish has my favorite beer, Ghost in the Machine. Ghost and all its variations and collaborations cannot be beat for hopheads like me. Parish could only make Ghost, and it would still be a 5-star brewery but there is so much more. Their limited-edition dessert stouts are fantastic, Canebrake is the perfect "everyday drinker", and their other hazies like Bloom and Atticus are phenomenal.

I love their Ghost in the Machine IPA, so it was a real treat to sit and enjoy it at its source…read more Will, our bartender, was very knowledgeable and helpful. The place is very clean, and the art is really cool. Cheers!

The and frozen drink special on a Saturday morning were really good. Love the scenery!read more

This is a great place to get food and a drink in BR…read more I am not in Baton Rouge at night as much as I am during the day. Most of the spots I frequent are lunch spots. A few weeks ago I was in town for a hockey game and in need of some refreshments pre-game. This was the perfect spot. It was a little rainy so a large portion of the place was unusable. In better weather the courtyard would've been a nice place to sit. There are many non courtyard tables and that's where we found ourselves. Calling yourself a beer garden and not having an extensive list would be foolish. Foolish they aren't here. Their list is extensive. So extensive and frequently changing that it's found via QR code on the table. The food menu is typical bar fare but taste anything but typical. The giant pretzel was delicious and paired well with the beers. Cheese fries are always welcome when having a drink and their version was equally great. Service was friendly and prompt. Check out Mid City Beer Garden. You'll like it.