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    Islamorada Brewery & Distillery

    4.7 (93 reviews)
    Closed 11:00 am - 8:00 pm
    Updated over 3 months ago

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    What's the vibe?
    Moderate noise
    Dogs allowed
    Outdoor seating
    Good for kids

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    David C.

    Brewery in Ft. Pierce with Key West Vibes. Very chill, kid and dog friendly for those that have tiny fuman and furry 4 legged friends. I came here with some friends to do The Office Trivia and although we lost we had lots of fun. Beers are cold and refreshing and if you are curious, you are allowed to sample a taste before your order. Staff is super friendly and very knowledgeable,so if you are unfamiliar with something that they have they will educate you. There's no in house kitchen for food, so you'd have to go outside to the parking lot to order food on the food truck. Overall for my first visit, this place did not disappoint. The brewery is kept clean and the children are usually kept in a children's only area. There was bounce house outside. As for the dogs, the ones I observed were really well behaved.

    Eric Z.

    Great brewery and distillery located in the Treasure Coast. A nice mix of beers and liquors with great tasting mixers as well. Fresh and frozen options. Food truck out front had good food. Staff was friendly and knowledgeable. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Looks like they have live music here often as well.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]]

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    Roxanne H.

    We have been here many times but this is the first review. Food awesome and bartenders are nice. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Pet friendly.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] They are currently doing a "dogtoberfest" they also do trivia nights. This place is next to my work so we frequently visit. The "Tropically Impaired" is the best beer for an IPA. Especially on a rainy day! Mysic is great to.

    Chuck O.

    Enjoyed a few beers with friends. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Can tell they are dog friendly as well since there are dog bowls and treats everywhere.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] [[HIGHLIGHT]]The beer was tasty and the vibe was good.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] I'd definitely return!

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    Mark D.

    Popped in here for a brew and a bite after a day of house hunting. I've been to the IBC down in the Keys and was pleasantly surprised to discover their "younger, cooler, and more fun" sister location in Ft Pierce. We were warmly greeted upon entry, and immediately offered some samples to try as we were shown to a table. Very nice! They have a wide assortment of beers as well as cocktails from which to choose. The place is also very dog friendly, and quite a few pooches and their humans were enjoying the cool, air-conditioned comfort. As an added bonus, there is a fantastic food truck parked outside, and we availed ourselves of some loaded french fries and onion rings. Muy delicioso! There is plenty of outside seating, and on the weekends they also inflate the bounce house for the kiddos. Great place to hang out. Can't wait to come back!

    Flight - you can mix cocktails, frozen cocktails, and beers! A+
    Brianne S.

    This place is great! It's not often that I start reviews that way, but this place deserves it. They definitely cater to people who have kids; on the weekends there's a bounce house, yard games, and even face painting at times! They offer a huge variety as far as drinks go. Mixed drinks, frozen drinks, and beer...the best part? You can mix and match them all in a flight! The key lime frozen marg was an absolute winner! (Get it and thank me later). They have a little food truck that pumps out some serious eats and the staff is beyond nice. They'll help you out with anything you need. Love this place! We will definitely be back.

    Options for everyone! Crooked Palm Vodka Soda & Draft Beer
    Lisa D.

    I was in Fort Pierce for some summer golf, and decided to try out happy hour at Islamorada Brewery & Distillery. What a FUN PLACE! Immediately, the bartender asked if we had been there before. She gave us a few samples of beer and mixed drink cocktails to try out. I felt so welcomed and ordered the BOGO HH draft beer...they even let me switch up my 2nd beer. We tried out the food truck outside and...this sounds weird...but, it might have been the best quesadilla I've ever had. Perfect bar food. I'd go back just for the food truck. While we were there, they let us know it was music bingo night. We stayed for a round and it was a blast! I appreciated that we were allowed to cheat a bit, and it wasn't too too serious. Overall, this place is just great. So much to try out - drinks, food & activities. We're looking forward to another visit next time we're in the area. And their Islamorada location is on my must-try list now! PS I find the Crooked Palm canned vodka sodas at our local Total Wine in South Florida, so I can stock up. They even serve them locally on our FTL Water Taxi--love that!

    Karen C.

    This place was hopping on a Wednesday night! Our first time here and we are already planning our next visit! First, I want to shout out to Megan who waited on us. She was great! Helped us make a decision on what to try & gave us information about the events happening here. The manager, we didn't get her name, was also great! We had the Sandbar Sunday & the No Wake Coconut Key Lime. They were both very good but the No Wake was amazing!! Can't wait to go back!

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    Susan D.

    More than just good beer. There are games, food trucks, and a shop with tons to buy Numerous beer options. We liked our choices. I wish I remembered what we had. We kept changing our minds. Everything sounded good. The staff and customers are fun and friendly. Looking forward to returning.

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    Kerry B.

    It has been a good while since I visited Islamorada Beer Company. I have been to both this location in Ft Pierce and also the one that is on the way to the Keys from Miami. I actually like the location near the Keys better. But, this location is nice. Big bar, bright colors and a lot of merchandise. I had a flight of 16 of the beers and the ones below are those which I enjoyed. The BEERS: 4  Channel Marker (session IPA)  ABV 5.1% 31  Snake Creek  (oatmeal stout) ABV  5.3% 42  Big Pine  (brown ale)  ABV 5.3% 28  Floridays  (Tropical Pale Ale)  ABV 5.6% 45  Nested Reel (Dry hopped kettle sour) ABV4.75% 51  Passion Key (Passion fruit sour) 4.75% As it has been over a year since I've visited this location, I don't have much more to add. Except, if you are looking for beers with high ABV, this might not be the best stop. These are warm weather beers. Still, some were quite tasty.

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    Alicia W.

    Very family friendly! We really enjoy going for bingo on Fridays and the occasional Wednesday (midweek is tough for us). Staff has always been kind and pleasant. The events they hold for holidays are a lot of fun too! My kids enjoy the bounce house and the games outside! Definitely glad we found this place -- stinks it took us so long! We recommend!

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    Are you open for Thanksgiving ? Do you take reservations

    We will be closed Nov 28th for Thanksgiving.

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