Walking Stick Brewing Company

Beautiful indoor and outdoor space. 2 patios perfect for groups or just your lover! Great variety of beers and they’re all great. Easy spot with kids and dogs. Staff are incredibly nice and helpful choosing beers. Overall amazing neighborhood spot!

This is a very warm, family friendly brewery. While there, the owners small daughter lost a helium balloon to the high ceiling. The dad was inventive and adapted a long windo washing device to retrieve the balloon. Everyone cheered!

The beer and service is pretty good to. I had their standard ESB and a fruited saison. Both were very tasty, especially the saison. They had a good variety, with a pleasant emphasis on English and German style ales. Definitely someplace to go again!

 

 

Really delicious craft beers in fun friendly environment. I loved the esb, the conundrum IPA, and the brown especially. Will definitely return soon.

Edit: They have a new tap room inside that is stunning. With two interesting outdoor areas, this is a pretty neat set up. Beers still need work, but they threw down some money for the tap room.

New brewery, across the street from Great Heights. It is all in a gravel covered outdoors area, with not much shade. This place will be melting hot in the summer unless they do something. In January, it is pretty nice though. I am thinking there is an indoor area, in the warehouse but was not open on my visit? Order beers at the trailer, they will also have food trucks. The gravel lot has those flimsy picnic tables that feel like they will break when anybody sits down, and the benches will certainly flip up if you put too much weight on one side. There are also some outdoor games like bags and some couches to sit at.

About 6 taps right now. ESB, Saison, Porter, Pale Ale, and Wit are the ones I remember. They will do crowlers/growlers to go it looks like. They also serve beer in plastic cups, which I can't stand at a brewery. I wasn't a particular fan of anything I had on tap, nothing bad at all just pretty by the books. I like simpler styles, so will be returning to see if something clicks with me or they lock in on anything, as newer breweries tend to have a bit of an adjustment period. I'll be back to see how these guys progress...