Three Missions Brewery

Very cozy setting though a bit drafty. Good selection of beers. Waiter was very nice. They give you free samples to try. Handed out tickets to sample a free food truck offering.

What an amazing place. This is right across the street from El Charlatan where we dined. The street, although just a narrow two lane, was so busy, so we actually drove across the street to avoid playing Frogger. We were welcomed by a friendly and engaging bartender. It was like he'd known us for years. He either knew every single person that walked in or treated everyone like he did. It was such a fun and inviting space. We sat at the bar and sampled a couple beers before settling on what we wanted. The beer was exceptional! This is definitely another place that we will have to come back to.

It's a brewery so you come for the beers of course. Tried both the Pom and Guava and both are refreshing on a hot summer night. Service with a smile and plenty of seating inside or out. The adobe building gives it that southwestern welcome. You can tell there is heart and soul poured into these beers. Food truck available if you want to grab some bites to eat. Three Missions won't disappoint.

I'm totally in love with the building and decor. I have a thing for saving old structures like these and I think it's amazing how small businesses like Three Missions are coming in and maintaining parts of history alive while also modernizing the area. That being said, the beer was a bit meh, I've had far better IPAs and the Lager tasted like they left cleaning chemicals in the line (something wasn't right, it had a distinct chemical after taste that I first confused as strong aromatics). Vibe was great though, I'd definitely come back to chill.

Delicious beer and a friendly, knowledgeable staff. I stopped by here while working in El Paso and would definitely come back here. I was fortunate to meet the owner who was a really nice guy with a passion for beer.

This was my last stop in the area for a quick beer and food from El Charlatan since they have a partnership together. The beer is all made in house and the bartender Becky was a pleasure to talk with and a great help. I really enjoyed the Churro beer which was a dark beer with a soft but smooth taste with deeper tones of flavor. The others I tried were kind of just okay.The atmosphere is really small town feel with what looks like built by hand wooden tables and ring toss that was a little too wobbly but still a lot of fun. Will be coming back but probably with a small group or just some close friends as it's too tight to bring a crowd.

Been in El Paso for several months now and come to try the local beer. Was worth the visit!

My partner & I came in on a Thursday night which was honestly kind of dead but nonetheless Becky made us feel very welcome & even got to try some samples. We had the chips & salsa (made in house) that were hella good & paired it w the Pomegranate Ale which we really enjoyed.This adobe style micro brewery is super spacious yet cozy. Our dog Cash was also very welcomed and got to hang w us inside !

Great location And amazing atmosphere. This brewery still has a bit to go on their quality. Many of the craft beers are still very tasty or sour. Their selection is still on the experimental stage, but nonetheless a great place to hang out and enjoy the night. Come here with mediocre expectations and you won't be disappointed. Support local brew.

Amazing brewery!!One of the best in townI've need to a lot of breweries in SD and this on is awesome.