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Started in 1992, this very charming brewery located in old Bricktown also serves a wide variety of food.  We tried the sea salt sweet potato fries with chili and carmel sauce.   Delicious!   We also had the meatloaf sandwich which was ok but might have tasted better if we didn’t kill our taste buds with the fries!  The beer we had was delicious – we tried the Old King Kolsch, Millie McFadden Red Rye Ale and Wiley’s One Eyed Wheat.

 

Friendly tap room located on the south side of town. Only one of two breweries that we could find, this place is small with a warm atmosphere. True to Texas hospitality, everyone here was eager to offer advice for restaurants and good time. The Cream Ale was awesome as was the complimentary petzels and popcorn.

Owners were brewers for other breweries and decided to open there own.  They have been open for 4 months and their beer is brewed on site.  We enjoyed the Groundsheeper Willie Cream Ale.  Very good beer.

 

This brewery is located in a small industrial area and brew their own beer on site.  They have a differrent wood atmosphere with picnic tables for sitting.  Offering an open mic night and a food truck, we didn’t eat but what they served looked good.  We drank the Piehole on nitro and the Brexit which is an english pale ale.  Both very good. Too bummed out about Dale Jr. announcement to write any more.

 

Located in downtown Las Vegas on the famous Fremont Street, this brewer produces small batches right here onsite. Surprizingly, the offer almost a dozen beers with many of them either CO2 or nitro. Great “pub-ish” atmosphere with a variety of unique music and a perminent, onsite “food truck” with snacks served up right outside in the garden area.

Located in Apollo Beach, FL in a strip mall, this small tasting room is about a 1,000sq ft. with beer made off site.  It’s has an anchor/marine themed atomsphere with a small town vibe.   Drank the Martin Warrior and Pinfish with friends.

 

In a free standing building just off Las Vegas Blvd in a  seedy part of town, they brew a wide variety of beers and host some other local brews as well.  We drank the Hefeweizen American Wheat.  A great beer.  Offering food trucks and a great variety of music, this brewery is one of only a handfull in Las Vegas.

 

Stop #3 on our tour, we stayed at an outside camping area since they didn’t allow “in & out” privileges in the infield camping and we certainly couldn’t go to a track without visiting the local breweries!

This place a medieval based brewery with adult games and mythalogical  creatures on the wall. The beers are named after queens and creatures. We had the “Boudica” and the  “Heff Yeah”  both very good.

They got there name by submitting so many names to county and they were all taken so they went back with one more and said this is the last name we are submitting and well they ended up with “Last Name” Brewery.  True brewery that makes beer on site in an industrial location.  Great idea on able tops made from barrels.  About 30 beers on tap. We drank the Cream Ale and the Lunch Pale Ale both very good.