Lebanon Brewing Company

We passed by LBC and decided to stop in because it looked like an awesome place. I do love the open doors and the option for inside and patio seating. However, during our visit, they were out of a lot of food (some of which we didn't know about until after we ordered + paid). The gentleman behind the counter was very accommodating and offered substitutions which was a nice gesture. But we opted for a refund because we had our heart set on the pretzels with beer cheese, but they didn't have it. When we got our food, it was cold. Like not even a touch warm. It had clearly been sitting out for awhile. The Wurst sounded amazing on the menu, but looked so pitiful. It was served as an open-face hotdog bun with a dried brat on top. It was supposed to come with German mustard, but we got yellow mustard. The sauerkraut was in a tiny container on the side. The beer was decent. For a first impression, this one has our family split. One would be okay giving it another try and the other said no way!

Really good beer here. Didn't try the food, but it looked good. Also seem to have reasonable prices on their bourbons with some good choices as well.

Busy busy busy and loud with the live music. Lots of options and a great kitchen with lots of food options. They atmosphere was great with loads of beer choices. The bartenders were busy but were pretty attentive to walk ups. I loved the fact that they used an old fire department and that they were able to serve food in the kitchen. In the summer time, it would be beautiful to have all the doors open for the inside/outside vibes.

It's Lebanons only brewery, so that in itself is worth a visit. Limited parking, meh beer. Food meh as well. I've been there at least three times and been less impressed each time. So yes, it's worth a visit definitely, but no I wouldn't be a regular

We stopped by Lebanon Brewing Company recently and enjoyed it. It's your typical brewery inside and has a nice, covered patio. The Water Slide cocktail, made with fresh watermelon juice was refreshing. The staff stood out as taking a little bit extra to ask where we were from and to recommend we follow them on social media.

2nd visit and it was better than the first just had to leave another review. Club sandwich with onion rings really big and delicious. Hubs had the spicy chicken sandwich and he loved it. Had the fruit punch drink. Music was amazing too!!

Stopped by for the first time on Labor Day and really enjoyed it! The patio is now shaded which was great. We all ordered beers, including a flight, and their root beer. Wings had the perfect amount of spice (I got the spicy garlic). They also have board games if you come here with a group of friends and want to stay for awhile. Will definitely be back!

We will not be back. Paid $14 for a wrap that was tiny. Furthermore I ordered fries and they brought me breakfast potatoes without asking. Extremely disappointing way to spend Mother's day.

Came here for a date night with the hubby and was excited to hear there is another non-upscale hangout in downtown Lebanon! We both grabbed flights, and I opted for the Peach Pattie's, Jungle Juice, Schwarzbier, and Orangesicle. My favorite was Peach Patties and I think it might be one of my all time favorite beers! It tastes like drinking peach ring gummies - one of my favorite childhood candies. Definitely try this when you come here!We also grabbed dinner at Ladder 411 and I would say overall it was pretty tasty, but nothing to write home about. I had the ghost pepper chicken sandwich which was very crispy and well cooked, and definitely not as spicy as I anticipated it being (so don't be scared, give it a try!). Their fries were also well salted which is super important for fries. My husband got the pub burger which was your typical burger, and I e share the berry BBQ smoked wings which I thought were overly smoky and mildly berry flavored. Overall I would come back to hang and would try other menu options.

The crew putting this brewery on tap has been trying for a few years to get the doors open, and I wasn't going to even try them out for a month or two - just to give them a chance to work out the kinks. We were walking from one festival to another last Saturday and I stopped in just for a quick beer to go (they're in the DORA.. Designated Outdoor Refreshments Area). I was very impressed with the way they kept the old firehouse feeling, but really brought in the industrial look as well. Hats off to the design team.I ordered my wife a glass of Cabernet, a Blonde Ale for myself, and an Oktoberfest for our buddy. I was happy to see the beer was $7 and the wine was $8. Flights are $10, and all have generous pours. The beer is really good, and they have something there for everyone - seltzers, wine, IPA, Lager, Pils, and Fruited beer. I'm a fan.We didn't eat Saturday, and decided to celebrate a birthday there on Monday. Well, it turns out they weren't offering food from the kitchen, but they had a taco truck there to run damage control. We ordered Broadway Barrel House and brought it in. Again, prices were on point, the beer was extremely good, and the staff was friendly and helpful.Will try again to see if the food is any good - for now, trust me... You'll enjoy the drinks.