Grand Junction Brewing Company

Stopped by here last weekend, it reminds me of a barn on the outside and rustic barn on the inside, pretty cool. The food list is very limited but very good, most of us had the Chicken Caprese Wrap and it was really outstanding. From a beer perspective, 'went with a flight of special releases and all were solid. (18) beers on tap, (2) Ciders, (1) Fruited Sour, and (2) items from a local distillery. There's a few bar games and picnic tables on the inside along with outdoor seating and an outdoor stage for live music which is pretty cool. Over all, enjoyed the visit and would stop by again next time we're in the area.

 

 

 

An excellent brewpub with good beer, good food, and friendly service. All the beers we've tried so far have been excellent. On our most recent visit they had no fewer than 4 porters and stouts on tap. The cream ale and 1520 Hefeweizen also stand out. It's worth noting that their website does not seem up-to-date with what's on tap. We were pleasantly surprised to find a larger selection than what we saw online.

Their food menu is impressive, especially given the location, with some unusual twists on standard brewpub fare. The flatbreads are big enough for two people to share if you're not especially hungry. The atmosphere is laid back and unpretentious. Prices were reasonable.

Grand Junction Brewing has become a regular stop for us when we are visiting the Indianapolis area. Oh and if you enjoy biking the Monon trail like we do, it's an easy and scenic detour via the Hagan-Burke and Natalie Wheeler trails!