Bauhaus Brew Labs

Repurposed brick building that gives off an industrial vibe. Surface parking lots on three sides. Large patio area on the north side, with a food truck. Interior has a high sheet metal ceiling painted charcoal gray, light tan brick walls with windows on three sides, and a concrete floor. L-shaped bar has the ordering stations, but no stools. Seating at wood topped high and low tables. Lounge area in one corner. Two TVs. One pool table. Sound system playing classic rock tunes. Fifteen or so taps offering standard styles, plus NA, hard seltzer, and THC. Cooler has cans to go. Clear view of brewing equipment behind the bar. Experienced and friendly staff. Does not take cash. Open and airy, with a welcoming aura.

Big fan of this operation, at least partially because they are big supporters of the disc golf scene in this area.
Industrial area and a serious industrial feel in general to the room and the entire operation.
High ceilings and brew equipment exposed in the back, 12-15 of their own on tap, plus lots of can options to go or stay, plus they offer THC infused cans, just sayin…lots of outdoor space, interesting and chill spot, fine with the guys, and even better with a group, feel free to bring food in and have a good old time…super friendly service in general from all the staff encountered…...def should be a part of a Minneapolis crawl or visit.

Located just off of Central Ave in historic NE Minneapolis. There's a derelict old building in front which used to be a lumber yard. The brewery and taproom are in the warehouses on the East side of Tyler St. Its interior is bright, spacious, industrial and can be kinda noisy when crowded. Big open feel with lots of outdoor space. They host various festivals in the parking lot which has kind of a vague courtyard feel. Bauhaus beers are very good, some are excellent. They are popular all over MN. Prices are average, service is great. They have merch for sale and can accommodate large groups. They sometimes have live music and there are food trucks. High quality beers and a very cool taproom.

Large industrial building with high ceilings and big doors that open to a good deal of patio space. Their beers are all very good. It was nice to find a Dunkelweizen on tap. Service was good. Oddly, they wouldn't let me open a tab. It was pay as you order. Overall, it's a cool place with good beer.

Big brick warehouse type building, in an old industrial part of town. Very open with window walls that open up during favorable weather. Very high ceiling, many varied tables and much patio space as well. Efficient order taking at the counter. What really matters is the beer and the average beer here is above average. The Bleatboxer bock was a favorite, of the 4 tried while here. There are well done German styles, among their line up. Worthy of a visit.

 

 

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Wow is this place special. Their taproom is a converted airplane manufacturing wing from WW2 if I am not mistaken and it has been converted into the most inviting and exciting taproom in all of the Twin Cities. The place is often busy and has excellent music playing, sometimes on vinyl. They have a couple arcade games, communal seating and a nice patio with bean bags. Food trucks are often here. There beer is extremely solid. Their flagships do not hit very high in the abv mark but their beer is just so solid. Often they have 1-2 seasonals on at once which are usually pretty good as well. Great place to go with friends and drink beer just about anyone will enjoy.

Not the greatest selection compared to most other breweries in the area but the beers I sampled were mostly quite solid. Large open air tap room that smelled strongly of wort.

 

what a cool place! their space is absolutely enormous, with a covered and hip outdoor seating area and a colossal interior space which includes a small arcade area, a decent sized bar, and plenty of room. the tanks are behind the bar, a little bit obscured, but they are quite obviously making a decent amount of beer. they also had a substantial beer list, tons of different flavors and styles represented, so i had to get a flight. i was very impressed with both the common and the schwarzbier, which are less popular styles but both very well done here. they didnt seem to be taking a ton of crazy chances in the brew house, but everything they had on was to a high quality even if it was a little safe overall. really cool guy behind the bar, generous with the samples and very hip to whats going on not just in their brewery, but in the minnesota scene in general. good chatting with him for sure. i really liked the vibe in here, a huge industrial space made to feel cozy and fun, and the beer i think is better than its getting credit for right now. im sure with this capacity its only a matter of time before their beer starts getting out to other states. i had a lot of fun here and would absolutely recommend a visit!

 

 

 

Nice looking brewpub inside and out.Large open area to sit. Everytime ive gone place is always packed but service is always good. As other have said it a hipster place to see and be scene the brews lead towards Lagers, having said all this its still a fun place to go, 612 Brewery is just a block away. So at both places Atmosphere,Vibe > the beer.

 

 

 

 

30-barrel system. beertenders aren't knowledgebale about the beer hops or name-rationale. seems hipster and lager-focused. Very close to 612 Brew, which is even more hipser-ish. Big-flavor Sky-Five IPA.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Ambitious brewery with one of the coolest (maybe too cool?....beware of hipsters and bros) scenes available in the Twin Cities. Their focus on lagers is refreshing, but most of their beers cannot even begin to compare with German or Czech originals. One exception is their excellent Pilsener. I would highly suggest going during the week if possible. On the weekend, the brew-house gets totally packed with a crowd that is more likely to contain players than beer lovers.