Lucky Luke Brewing

 

 

 

 

 

Lucky Luke is located in a small industrial area near the malls and other shops in town. While it's located inside a business park, I really liked the logo above the doors and the interior decor was done nice.

There was a small bar area where you order and ample number of tables on the floor. They had a few monitors with sports on. Towards the middle there is a glass window into their production area which I enjoy seeing in taprooms. Yesterday night, they had live music which was a nice touch. They don't serve food, so outside food is welcome here.

I had a milk stout which I enjoyed. I'm glad to see that craft breweries are opening up in the Antelope Valley. From the patrons here and Transplants down the street, they seem to be popular with the locals and here to stay.

I enjoyed my visit.

This place always has a good vide and periodically does fun things like painting parties. The beers are fairly run of the mill but I have had some damn good beers like their cantaloupe gose (billie) and their mexican stout (El Chapo)

Decent selection. Some very good sours. No table or bar service. You need to go to an order area which is at one end of the bar. Seemed strange they would not serve you at the bar.

By far the best place we visited while in the Antelope Valley.
Cream colored stucco on the outside. The bar seats twelve. There are six high tops and four picnic tables in the bar area. To the right of the bar is a large garage door which opens to a patio. There are four picnic tables on the patio, as well as a Corn Hole game. The interior is high-ceilinged, industrial in appearance, wood and pipes. The bar itself has thousands of pennies under plexiglass.
There were about a dozen beers on tap. I had the gose and the Belgian golden ale, both excellent. I sampled the oatmeal stout and the imperial stout, and they were excellent also. My wife had the saison and loved it. My daughter also loved the Blonde.
Service was excellent. The owner was quite knowledgeable and passionate about his beer.
On my next visit to the Antelope valley, Lucky Luke will be my base of operations.