Excellent service and beers was brewed very well. I am big fan of the IPA's and I was given each…read moreto try. Even a bonus sample from the bar tender that he thought we might like. Comfortable and spacious, definately worth a stop!

We came here while visiting family after we had stopped at Junto Winery. The space inside is a…read morelittle narrow, but we were able to find a table to fit our group. It also wasn't super busy when we came, so that helped. I don't really like beer, so for me it's tough to find something at breweries. They did have a pretty decent snack menu. I highly recommend ordering their giant pretzels. They are bigger than your head! I also ordered one of their root beer floats, because I'm a giant child. It was great. The kids liked them too!

This place is super nice inside and the bartender was very friendly…read more It should be noted though that it is NO LONGER a brewery.

this grill house is in the middle of nowhere in clay county nebraska and service all the…read moreneighboring small towns in the 10 mile (20? more? idk) radius of middle of nowhere usa. you wouldn't expect much from such a location, but it is really very genuinely good! all the meat tastes fresh and sourced locally obviously, the beers are brewed there (or were, or is in process to go back and forth), and has a nice casual atmosphere. if this review was just about the char burgers, it would be an easy five star rating. hands down one of the best burgers i've ever had and it doesn't try to do anything foofie or artisanal or whatever. it's a fuckin burger with some veg on the side. there are other options like horseradish or mushrooms or other accountrements, but it's just a nice and simple manageable patty and it's delicious and fresh. the fries are crinkle fries and they are great too. i'm sure frozen, but they don't taste frozen. they are deep fried well. all the other foods i've tried there are good too. but not great. they are like okay, yeah, it's good. but for the prices, it's worth it to not have to make it at home even though it would probably taste the same at home. i tried the chicken fried steak special and a random sirloin steak special with mushroom sauce. both aight, but pales in comparison to their almighty burger. drinks are all fine, but the PRICES ARE AMAZING. they'll make you an old fashioned for $4.50. though i was teetering on a rating between 3 ~ 5, i landed on 5 stars because why not and i think i leaned towards there after writing this review.

Loved the Dill Pickle Beer watching the Huskers win their Bowl game…read more Great friendly service!!!

If you want a brewery along with a boutique and also a gift shop - you will love this place in…read moreBeatrice! Very clean and a great vibe... I tried the Dill Pickle Beer, the two ciders, and the Strawberry Rhubarba Saison --- all of them but one were fantastic Great variety, great flavor. Even the one cider I didn't like because of personal preference was still fantastic overall. I look forward to visiting Stone Hollow again soon

Cool old building, great beer. We had a lot of fun and brought home. Delicious six packread more

The ambiance was cozy, and the staff were friendly. It's a comfortable place to relax. The drinks…read morewere good, though nothing extraordinary. Overall, I'd give it 4 stars.

This brewery is a great downtown stop and the perfect place to meet up with friends. The space is…read morehuge, with plenty of seating, so even when it was busy it never felt cramped. They also have TVs throughout the brewery, which made it a fun spot to catch a World Cup match. The bartender was friendly, knowledgeable, and helped me decide what to order. With so many beers on the menu, I went with a flight so I could try a variety, and every single one was excellent. There's something for just about every beer lover here. The only downside was finding parking. Being downtown, it took a little time to find a spot, but once we got inside it was absolutely worth it.

I have been here several times over five years and I love it a lot. So much that I ended up getting…read morea beer membership here. They make a lot of experimental drinks that are all very well done. The space is neat as well. It reminds me of a cellar since you have to go downstairs to get in. I love the giant wooden double doors too! The staff is always friendly and helpful. There are lots of good patrons who love good beer as well.

April 2024 *prev…read morereviews seem to be from prev location Unique brewery in northern Kansas, who doesn't love that. The most popular beer, Life Coach, seems to be making its way farther around the region. It's a super easy drinking beer. Same with the Lager. I prefer more body and stronger flavor, their beer menu rotates but I had the Voodoo, very good. They also have a full bar and food menu. We had a burger, it was very tasty. The people were very kind and funky. And it's definitely a regular spot for locals. The back patio is HUGE and they obviously have future plans for making it a bit of a destination and/or event venue and I hope they succeed, it's beautiful and they've clearly put a lot of work into it. We met some very nice people and had great food and beer. Worth the gravel road. Oh! And yes they used to be in downtown Washington but have moved more into "the country". It's not that far, just go.

Worth making a day trip or a stop on a long trip for!…read more Nestled in a building just down the street from the beautiful county courthouse square, this brewery makes some great beers! We were quite lucky that brewery owners Brad and Donna Portenier were in the house that Friday afternoon when we came in. It was fascinating talking with them and learning the story of how the brewery started, the story behind each of their beers'names, etc. And, they serve food! Great cheeseburgers, pizza, garlic breadsticks even. We had a blast; we enjoyed some great-tasting beer, some tasty cheeseburgers and very pleasant conversation both with the owners AND their conversation. Even if their beer is available at your local liquor retailer, I would still recommend visiting the brewery.

Beer was very tasty. The bartender put at least 5 samples in front of me, wanting me to find the…read more"right beer" and sharing their craft. Very friendly and awesome ambiance. Nice place for a good drink!!!

I stopped by here this past Saturday with my wife for some afternoon drinks. We arrived to Prairie…read morePride Brewing just as it was opening and were the only customers inside for a bit. Due that we were able to talk a bit to the bartender who was quite a nice fellow. This taproom consists of a small bar along with a bunch of tables behind it. They had a popcorn machine in the corner which the bartender turned on and then there were two TV's with the Vikings preseason game on them. Finally you could see through some glass behind the bar to where some of the brewing equipment was which is always nice in a microbrewery. As I often do whenever I visit a new brewery, I decided to go with a flight here. At Prairie Pride Brewing that means that I got to choose 6 different tasters for $9. So I decided to go with the Good Country Wheat (BlackBerry/Lemon), Barn Burn (Amber Ale), Islander Porter (Coconut Porter), Wind Devil (Red IPA), Wild Prairie Orange (Blonde with Orange) and Out West (Session IPA). However after placing my order I was informed that they were out of the Porter and so I went with the Lip Kick (Imperial Brown Ale) instead. The first beer that I tried was the Good county Wheat which has a smooth start before the wheat flavor kicks in and then it had a bit of the advertised citrus on the finish. Up second was the Barn Burn which was smooth to start off with and then an interesting finish reminding me of a wheat like flavor instead of the Amber I was expecting. Third was the Lip Kick which is a beer where you can sort of taste the alcohol but you also get that caramel finish you would expect for a brown ale. Up fourth was the Wild prairie orange which had a super weird rubbing alcohol taste with a bit of orange at the finish. Something tasted off though and I can't imagine this is how it is supposed to taste. It ended up being the first beer in a long time that I didn't bother to finish. The fifth beer that I tried was the Out west which was the session IPA and it had a nice little bit of hops on the finish. Last but certainly not least was the Wind devil and you could definitely get the alcohol in this one but in a good way with a bit of the hops on the finish. Out of the bunch I think Out West was my favorite while the Wild Prairie Orange was clearly my least favorite. The bottom line for me is that I would head back here again in the future. Our bartender was super friendly to us and I enjoyed most of the beers that I drank here.

Corn Coast Brewing was on my bookmark list for breweries for I don't know how long. But at last and…read morejust recently I finally, finally got to try a beer from this brewery. So another feeling of accomplishment there. Steve joined in with me on this beer experience as he usually does. The beer that we had was the Citra Soaker which is an IPA... Untappd specifies further that it's an imperial or double IPA. Oh yes... and a hazy kind too. This was a good beer! Of course the bitterness that goes with an IPA was there as well as along with citrus and dry Hopped flavor... which I very much enjoy coming across with my tastebuds with beers and ciders sometimes... that dry hopped presence... ah... very nice.

We visited Corn Coast while in Lincoln and I loved it! We took our dog because they are allowed…read moreinside, which is so nice. The bartender was really friendly and made it a great experience. It's a spacious, clean taproom, and a chill environment to hang out in. The beer and seltzer that I tried was delicious. I highly recommend visiting if you are in Lincoln!

Delicious! We were invited to taste everything before we ordered. Got a flight each. My favorite…read morewas the Barrel Aged Stout, thick, rich and sweet. Got a growler of my date's favorite, the Can Opener, to go. Highly recommend!

Zipline Brewing is a bit off the beaten path but we are glad we found them. All the beers we tried…read morewere delicious.