Landlocked Ales

Hadn't been here in a few years and was happy to see it was still around. On a Friday, was able to get a seat at a table, and there was a food truck on site. Was a little disappointed in the beers. We did a flight and the flavor wasn't great. Peeled - this is a cucumber sour and is pretty mild on the sour scale which I appreciate but the cucumber flavor was definitely lacking for both of us. Party Down - was most looking forward to this one and it was decent, I'd order it again, but again, lacking in flavor, personally. Fed Rez - was better as you drank more of it, but as my friend said "it tastes like water." Bummer. Eagle Eye - Cherry sour - again a subtle sour. Overall, each one was very subtle in flavor. Not sure I would go out of my way to come back, but I do like the space, so would maybe come back once other beers are released?

Went here on 5/26/24. Have been here in many years. Great atmosphere. A couple of televisions. Decent size patio. Bartenders were very friendly and attentive. Tried the hoppy saison, hazy ipa, Pilsner and amber. All the beers were really good. Lots of flavor. Definitely recommend this place. Check their website for food truck options. They have a couple pinball machines. Cheers!

We've been to Landlocked many times in the past several years. They always have friendly faces, are laid back and happy to help with choosing a beer. We stopped in tonight as it was an 80's themed night and everyone was decked out in snowboarding / skiing gear. They also had someone on site to wax your board / skis for just $20 with the purchase of a 16 oz beer. Pretty sweet deal. My one drawback with Landlocked tonight was the limited selection of beers for someone who isn't keen on bitter. I am a fan of low IBU beers, sours, hard seltzers and ciders, so that likely says a lot. I did find one beer that was good. I'm not sure I could drink two, but again, we came for the vibes, the music and my beer can most definitely enjoy their IPAs. It was a fun night either way!

I was invited to stop in and see a friend that goes there to have a beer as she can take her dog. Being dog friendly is really important to me. Her and and I chatted, had a few beers and shared some chicken fingers. I didn't same the menu as much as I would have liked so I will gladly return to have an actual meal. The beef was cold and the service was fantastic. The chicken fingers came out in under ten minutes and they were fantastic. They have many unique beers try and dozens of food choices. The place is clean, open and well maintained. The server was extremely pleasant and was very attentive. Our glasses were never empty. There was a really good mix of people and the "vibe" was casual and pleasant. I really enjoyed myself as did my date and her pup.

This was our first time here. How or why, I am not sure ha but we enjoyed it. We came on Super Bowl Sunday after walking the Platt with our pup so it was quiet. We ordered a couple flights and then followed it up with the Grenade hazy. Pretty decent size space with a patio and garage doors that offer a nice breeze throughout the brewery. We love any place our dog can go with us. Slainté!

Alex is an excellent bartender. Runs everything like a pro and is on the TVs and makes the bar the best atmosphere that a bar can be. The partner bartenders are awesome too, Alex has a talant and goes extra above and beyond.

Hit this brewery as our last brewery of 2023 with our pub passes. The vibe is cool here, lots of seating and bar seating also. We had the squirrel stash ale and the snowshoe trails brown ale. Both super delicious. Bartender was friendly, didn't catch his name. Overall a dope brewery. They had a food truck outside too that looked amazing.

Large parking lot so parking is not an issue and there was an event going on ~ Pints 4 Purple which was really cool. It was to support the National Pancreatic Cancer Foundation. You seat yourself and then order at the bar and the wait isn't too long. Friendly staff but it was a little chaotic. Guava Dammit - This is a kettle sour and you can definitely tell it's a sour from the smell. The sour is the first thing you taste and it's not an overpowering sour. It does kind of develop into a guava but there is a bitterness at the end.Sythe Harvest - the pumkin smell isn't overwhelming and it's got a great pumpkin flavor with a very well balanced profile of the vanillaLinda - this wasn't on the menu but is apparently the blackberry version of the Beerly Beloved [with raspberries]. You can definitely get the smell of the blackberries and it foes have a strong wheat finish. Very light and an interesting color.Squirrel Stash - has a strong nutty smell and you get hints of malt at the beginning that develops into a nutty flavor at the middle and end. It kind of lingers.Flight was ~$10 but I enjoyed it overall. I love that the place is dog friendly and there is outdoor seating. They serve food but also have a food truck. Looked like a good menu but this time we only came for the beer.

Great atmosphere with excellent service and amazing brews! The food truck had amazing lobster rolls!

Went on a Wednesday, Stef was the beertender and she's awesome and plays good stream of music. Attentive and friendly with all customers and place is clean, bright, welcoming. Squirrel Stash is my favorite brew of theirs. Great to have AMBER style beers, microbreweries have been overrun with IPAs.