Mountain Hops Brewhouse

Located on the northwest side of town. Standalone building with a small parking lot out front plus street parking. Small outdoor patio on the north side. Brewing equipment is visible to the right of the short bar (six stools). Other seating at low and high tables (total of six tables). Black painted sheet metal peaked ceiling and a gray concrete floor. One TV showing music videos. Fifteen taps, with a variety of styles. No pretense and friendly staff. Tiny space but serves its customers well. Can get loud because of its size.

this place is absolutely awesome, one of my favorites from my time in casper, although frankly the whole scene deserves more credit! this is a little house, humble as they come, slightly off the beaten path, at least to an outsider, which i guess is just to say its not on the highway. anyway, its modest, tiny inside with a bar that only has a few seats, a very small system tucked behind it to the side, maybe just a couple of barrels each for these fermenters, young brewer owner behind the bar, hardly any inside space, but, the outside is insanely awesome, a huge beer garden area to the side of it with a few mature trees making shade and holding fairly lights for when the sun goes down. its all astroturf which is fun, dog and kid friendly, yard games all over the place, a little stage area, and probably ten times the inside seating, maybe more, tables everywhere but not crowded or slopped together feeling, very intentional, even intimate for being kind of big, a perfect place to pop down for a session, really cool space! i was impressed with the two beers i had, a uniquely hopped mexican lager and a raspberry habanero blonde, both technically professional and interesting beyond the norm. the whole beer list looked cool, and the dude seemed to know what he was doing. friendly too, welcoming, and humble as his space. enjoyed chatting briefly, and definitely will spend more time here next time i come to town. amazing taproom space when the weather is nice, hope they are doing well, it was a little quiet when i was in, but this is the kind of place that discovering makes travel worth it. loved it here!