Lost Art Brewhouse

Good size bar plus high and low tables. Ten beers on tap, including two made with ice cream. Small parking lot. Separate counter for ordering food. Pleasant staff. To go cans available.

We stopped here on a Friday just after they opened to have lunch and to try their beers. They were not busy. The pub is located on a busy commercial street, and parking is to the side and rear. A patio is adjacent to the front door, and a 'permanent' food trailer is out toward the sidewalk. The place is fairly small, and there is a bar with seating and 8-10 tables plus a lounge area in a side room. The vibe is okay.

There were 12 beers on tap plus a seltzer, and a shandy. We chose a sampler flight of 4 beers to try to arrive at an overall evaluation of their beers. The Oktoberfest is listed as a Marzen, but was more like the Fest style (light-colored and 5.8% abv), but it was a tasty beer. The Stryker California Common was more like a beer-flavored seltzer, but the Camplight Pale Ale and the Rudy Irish Stout were brewed well to style. We could only give an overall 3.5 rating to them.

The food trailer has mostly a burger menu, and what we ordered was very good. Soft drinks are available from the food trailer for non-beer drinkers. There were 6 beers on the menu that offered cans to go, and 7 that offered crowlers. I'd like to visit again to try some of the other beers, so I think this place is a worthy visit.

Great place for interesting fruit beer concoctions. Nice and cozy, no kitchen inside but there is a designated food truck. Nice lounge area and outdoor seating. Prices lean toward the higher side but I enjoy supporting local artisans that take their craft to the next level.