Blazing Tree Brewery

Beer was a-ok. They still had their seasonal pumpkin ale on tap. Grill was unfortunately closed early. Server was very nice.

The food here is delicious! The jicama shrimp tacos have the jicama instead of tortilla, which brings a nice freshness to the spicy shrimp and jalapeño. The chicken had such a great crunch and flavor. We went with the hot honey sauce, which did not disappoint. The onion ring batter was so fluffy and flavorful. I loved the dipping sauce too. Not pictured is the trio dip. It's not "pretty", but it's delicious. The hummus was so good, it looks like mush, but trust me it's great. There were fresh veggies and thinly sliced cucumber. The pita was warm and so good with the other dips. It also comes with fresh blue corn tortilla chips. Try them all!!

BEER! That's what you will find here!What we had was great! The service was great and it was a neat little bar atmosphere for sure! This was a fun and unsuspecting little place. Don't be put off by the odd location. The beer was wonderful. You need one today!

If I could give this place more than 5 stars I would. I just moved to Holloman AFB to be with my husband and we were dropping a friend off in El Paso. We found this place on google and decided to get it a try. My husband and my father got a flight of their beers and didn't dislike a single one. I got the blackberry cider and it was very tasty. Every single food plate that we got was AMAZING!! I got the flatbread with brisket, feta, picked onions, and avocado and I was speechless. When you go to brewery you expect decent bar food but this is gourmet. I will 100000% be coming back, the 1.5 hour drive is worth this place.

We went a month after the new location opened on Montwood. We had a server, blond kid. Was very nice but had zero product knowledge. We kept asking diff questions and he had to run to the kitchen and back. Also, a brewery with none of their own beer? We had to drink a regular beer which wasn't what I wanted to do but oh well. Service was slow but to be expected w a new restaurant. It was very expensive though in my opinion, and I've gone to tons and tons of breweries. I'll probably visit in a year once the dust settles.

Went here or attempted to go here with my girl yesterday.. this is an office business park and not even open to the public. Insane how it's posted as a business when this is just an office that sells home brewery kits. Don't waste your time

Loved the Medusa, peanut butter and white rabbit beers! They also serve Jell-O shots

Hit up this brewery the day after Thanksgiving, 2020. It is a small brewery located in an industrial complex right next door to a homebrewing shop. Yes, they make you wear a mask till you sit down and they have an industrial sized bottle of sanitizer by the door that they nicely ask you to rub on your hands when you enter. I came here with a bit of turkey still lodged in my gut from the dinner the night before. I figured with their name, marijuana would be featured in a beer, but I was wrong. The menu did feature some outstanding experimental beers with kick ass names. My wife and I ordered a flight of four: Honey Hefeweizen 7.3%, Strawberry Kolsch, Watermelon Gose, and the Pecan Porter 5.3%. I drank a pint of the Watermelon Gose, which was super refreshing, light and tasted like watermelon. My wife enjoyed a pint of the Strawberry Kolsch, and I must admit, every beer they had was something I'd never had before. I also sampled their peanut butter brown ale and Raspberry Lager. I gulped a second pint of their Raspberry Lager. The quality of these beers amazed me and the fruit flavors they used perfectly complemented the beers and made them ever better! For three pints and a flight we paid $31.50. If you find yourself in El Paso, visit this tiny gem. The servers are super nice and even offered to get us a growler from the homebrew shop nearby. Unfortunately we have too many growlers at home already and really wanted to purchase a crowler. My advice to management would be to purchase a crowler machine and sale aluminum crowlers. With the quality of beer at this establishment, the machine should pay for itself pretty quickly. The people have spoken and we want Crowlers!

I've been wanting to try this place for quite some time. When they opened back up, I jumped at the opportunity. Their staff were warm & friendly and didn't seem to mind answering my many questions about their beer. Their flights allow for you to try four of their beers before deciding which full sized beer you would like. I lean towards darker beers, of which they had a great selection. I ended up sampling two flights before deciding on a growler to go. I chose a growler of their Big Bad Wolf Bacon Brown Ale. Its a mouthful of a name but it's a delicious beer. If you can't guess by the name, it has hints of maple & is a tad bit sweeter than your normal brown ale. Fun fact, on Sunday you can refill your growler for $10. A steal? I think so! They have a food truck outside for some noms while drinking your craft brews. We arrived after dinner so I didn't get a chance to try anything but am planning on ordering food next time I visit.The only downside for this place is that there is no patio. I love a good brewery with a nice outdoor space. Especially during the pandemic, I feel safer sitting outside. So, I was bummed to find out there was no patio. This is the main reason I'm giving it a 4/5. Overall, I really enjoyed this brewery. Great beers, friendly staff, & a laid back ambiance. I will be back!

Continues to amaze: now I've got the privilege of tasting the Dog Star NE IPA. Was able to do a flight of Lighting IPA, Moonberry NEIPA, Mandarin IPA, Medusa IP, and of course Dog Star NEIPA. Dog Star blew the rest out the water: piña cada orange, 9.05 % ABV @12 oz. Ricky gave me the tour. Unfortunately can't add the video for some reason. What they do here is magic. Food truck outside was delish as well: Jordy's