Dogfish Head Craft Brewery

 

Like the beers, the brewery is quirky, fun, off-centered.
So much history.
Great day with family. Pretzel, pizza, flight. So many options on tap. Overwhelmed.
Gift shop packed with cool merch.
Bar staff didn't seem as fun as the brand, or a fraction as enthusiastic/passionate as the legendary owner/brewer. Stood there a while waiting, tho place wasn't busy.
When tended to, interaction was flat, uninspired. Oh well.
Will def do the tour and stay longer next time!

Went on the Friday afternoon (and I mean at like 4PM EST) on Labor Day weekend and this place was already packed (and due to time constraints I did not get to take the tour). Big place, plenty to see, multiple entertainment options, nice store attached with beer and merch to go, the food from the kitchen hit the spot, and the beer selections from draft and bottle are great (biggest compliment I can say is that this place was in or near Tampa I'd be a regular).

Biggest brewery parking lot I’ve seen. Ample seating inside including bar, and outside. Food available (no off premises food allowed). Many year round, seasonal and brewery only draughts available. Vintage pours available, e.g., BBA WWS (2019). Short and long brewery tours available. Knowledgeable staff who clearly love the place. Gift shop with beers and swag for purchase. Growlers too! All DFH sold nationally comes from this production brewery. A beer destination that should be on your bucket list!

Mecca on the East Coast. Great tour with killer storytelling. Sam’s stash of cased brews is impressive. Plenty of tastes. Lots of photo opportunities. Little bites available. Great people.

I've been here many times on vacations to DE beaches. Take the brewery tour as it was the highlight of my entire vacation last time. Tour guide was fantastic and there were lots of samples. They will make a Dogfish Head fan of you if you aren't already. Basically a beer geek pilgrimage site like the location in Rehoboth. Lots of beer geek history here. Great vibes. Beer is excellent and there's tons of different stuff to try. We usually all get flights and then get pints. Service is fine but it gets busy- flag down a bartender or server. There is food here- but it's kind of snack bar stuff with a very limited selection- bratwurst, pretzel, slice of pizza, etc. Gift shop is great as well and always takes a bunch of my money. My favorite brewery

 

Visited here with Da Boss on 7-27-23 just to pick up a few things in the gift shop.

Vibe seemed cool but first the size of the brewery operations was among the biggest i have scene, a huge campus for sure!
Inside you can order from a pretty good selection of beers. Given how hot it was visitors had filled up the available seating. There is a large gift shop with all sorts of beers you can take to go along with tons of swag options. There was ample outside seating and of course you had the giant treehouse in which a tour happened to be taking place and heading up into it.
Service in the gift shop was a couple of young ladies who clearly were not interested in being there, a bit too immature if you ask me.
Selection as mentioned was very good.
Overall i wish we had time to hang out but we needed to move on.

Visited for flights and a $5 tour. Flights were good, there are a number of beers on tap that aren't available to-go (but those aren't available in flights). The gift shop is well stocked with swag and beer, and the cheap tour we took still got you a beer plus a taster of beer.

 

 

This place is HUGE! Like no joke the size of this brewery and land is crazy, I wish I had the time to take the tour to get a full look on their operations. Lots of outside seating and a big taproom. Tap list was cool because they brew beer their that you can’t get in bottles or cans through a distributor. They have about 30 beers on tap. There’s too many to list how many beers they had on but they definitely had a nice variety of styles. Their beer was solid but nothing that blew me away by any means. Their service was awful, now I get it was Labor Day weekend when I went BUT, they had 9 bartenders on. I waited 15min for a drink and was blatantly ignored after receiving eye contact several times. Won’t go there again just because of the poor service.

 

One of the coolest breweries going. Huge tap list with multiple of all the major styles, and lots of pales and IPAs to choose from. Delicious pub food at their food window. And really hip vibe inside as well as outside on their spacious deck. Cool gift shop as well.

probably one of my favorite brewpubs..luv the golf card aporoach to sampling beers, treehouse out front sets nice tone/aura.

Visited on 11/10/20. They are doing their best given current conditions. Food was very good, better than I expected. The service was good, receptive, and inviting. The beer selection was more amazing that expected. I had never been to the brewery only their other locations in Rehoboth. Many beers on the list that I had not seen before. Definitely a must stop for anyone in the area.

 

Part of our 2020 summer road trip. Was able to sit outside observing social distancing. Cool vibe and lots of experimental beers.

 

big fan of the beers and the hopped gin!

Haven’t really explored the world of dogfish but just gotten into the fascination with “sour” beers. With this tho you’ll find more salt than sour but still has a pretty overall nice blend of flavor. Want it to be dialed more toward the sour end however as well as more fruity.

I bought this beer because this is an ipa one of my favorite styles and has high ratings but was disappointed because didn’t have enough flavorful dry hopped taste to it. maybe it’s just me I’ll try 90&120 min and see if it’s better.

Not that it’s a bad thing, but the building did look like a Children’s Science Center driving up

 

 

 

On our visit we took the Grain to Glass tour, which was a great time. It lasted 2 hours and you got 3 small pours of beer, a small gin sample, a cocktail, pint glass, taster glass, along with a flight for before or after the tour. The facility was huge and through the tour you get to see a huge chunk of it. The tasting room was packed, which surprised me for off season in a beach town. I have two main gripes: the tasting room really needs to be bigger and have a better layout, and its unclear where to go for crowlers/growlers/vintage bottles. We got to try some great cocktails and other experimental beers which were great. Overall, no beer was below average though the large majority were not mind blowing. If I get a chance I'll likely return, its definitely worth a first visit.

Best brewery east of the Rockies. Great selection, atmosphere, knowledge , All is good. Love it

 

 

 

 

 

Must be a fantastic place to work!

Taproom at the brewery is way too small and super crowded shit show. Not a very enjoyable experience. I do like the special beer section seperate from the regular offerings.