Lost Grove Brewing

Industrial brewery. Beer was okay. Pizza was excellent. Service was solid. $6 6-packs to go. All told, can't complain too much. A few of the beers showed some promise. Will check out again in a few years.

Boise's newest kid on the block, shabby chic, rustic industrial. Very open and airy. No TVs, a nice touch. Only two beers on for now, give :em time to get settled. Accessible via the Greenbelt, another nice touch. Update: A new brewer and the additon of food has made this one of my go to places in Boise. Parking an issue, but well worth the visit

definitely one of the cooler breweries i have been to around boise so far, and a brand i am starting to feel pretty good about drinking regularly, which i guess is a good thing because i am seeing their beer just about everywhere it seems. they have a cool thing going here, lots of neat beers, lots of innovation, higher quality than seems to be the average here, and with a real neat space to hang out in a cool part of town. their space is cozy, neatly lit, lots of wood features, an inviting bar, a bustling atmosphere, and a very community and inclusive sort of vibe to it, really welcoming and fun. service was solid for how busy they were when i was in too, not too busy to be kind. the beer list was great, a mix of familiar styles with neat little twists like an amber with rye and an ipa with a unique hop blend, but then also some more ambitious beers like a hazelnut coffee porter, which was excellent. i liked the beers i had when i was in, and i have liked just about all of them that i have had around town too, they seem to hit the mark pretty often. i have also really liked their nitro irish stout. this is a neat spot, and one i will probably become a regular at here, great beer and a cool energy about it. looking forward to my next visit already!

edit: this place has evolved a lot since i moved to idaho a few years back, they have an awesome outside space on the side of the building now that never used to be there, they have a bar out there too and fireplaces which make it multi season. they have increased their amount of draft offerings pretty considerably, and they also put in a pizza kitchen which absolutely slaps, some of the best pie in town. i used to go in here and crush tacos from next door, but now the pizza option makes this place even more appealing. definitely one of the cooler brewery spots in town, and it keeps getting better! dog friendly too.