Saints Row Brewing

A decent little brewery tucked back a block off some major roads near old town Gaithersburg.
I opted to sit at the bar, indoor and outdoor table seating is also available. A nice draught beer selection, cans and bottles also available for carry out. Food truck right off the parking lot patio.

Basically in a converted auto shop off the main drag. Standard small industrial space feel, lots of concrete and exposed pipe with graffiti-inspired murals. Beers were good, had a bunch of different offerings, but a lot of it was standard styles with stuff added. Everything was well made and interesting. Bartender was very attentive and knew how to have a conversation with a patron.

 

Fun place with outside seating in parking lot, kid friendly

 

One of, if not the best brewery in Montgomery County. NEIPA seems to be a specialty, but their are always a variety of I tersting styles. Usually only 6 taps, but I can always find so.ething I like. The staff are friendly, knowledge, and make you feel welcome. The interior is, like many brewery tasting rooms, simple but comfortable. Oftentimes their is a good truck as well.

Opened in October 2017, this is a nice little brewery located a short drive (or bus ride) from the Rockville Metro Station. It sits in an industrial area of small businesses that have garage doors for entryways; Saints Row is no different. Upon entering, you notice the small wooden bar in the back; the small tasting room is decorated with about a half dozen high-top tables accompanied by the ubiquitous plastic stool. The beers are well-crafted - the brewer once worked at Union Craft in Baltimore (See My Review.) There are about six on tap with frequent rotation. During my visit, I enjoyed eight-ounce tastings of a Rye IPA, a Belgian Ale, a sour berry Gose and a pineapple IPA. All in all, it is good to have another brewery here and plan to return soon.

UPDATE (May 2022): New location in Gaithersburg, MD