Sun King - Kokomo

Local craft brewery. I personally am not a drinker but I love frozen Bellini. The fuzzy navel is really good. I can barely taste the alcohol ( but does give you the buzz) and it is on the sweeter side. Perfect to take a sip in the patio. The Wee

Every town needs a darn good brewery, and having Tin Man in Kokomo fulfills that need. Here's the lowdown:-Tin Man's location is downtown in an old train depot.-They are open Tuesday-Sunday.-The decor is super cool, following through with the robot theme.-The brewery is both family and pet-friendly.-There is free popcorn and water available as well as games to play.-While Tin Man does not serve food, they do allow you to bring your own or order from a neighboring spot (some of them even deliver to the brewery).-There is a full tap list plus guest taps and cans for cider and gluten-free beer.-The beer is great. The Damascene will be a forever favorite of mine. Their hoppy varieties are solid too. If this isn't a solid case to say no to a run-of-the-mill bar and spend an hour or two at Tin Man Brewing, then I shouldn't be yelping.

Loved Sun King! Great outdoor patio area with lots of games for the kids. The GFS beer, an IPA, was my favorite. We ordered delivery from Marble the Steakhouse and it was incredible. Best burger I have ever had, hands down! Staff at Sun King were super friendly and accommodating. This is a great place to hang out!

While in Kokomo, I wanted to make time to check out Tin Man Brewing. There used to be a sister brewery in Evansville that had a canning line, but they went defunct. I had tried some of the canned beer before, but now, the only way to drink Tin Man is if you go to the brewery to enjoy it (or pick up growlers).The brewery is located in an old train depot, so it has a bit of a historical feel to the place. With the Tin Man name, there is also a bit of a mechanical/robot theme that somehow ties together with setting.Here, you place your order at the bar which is on the north end of the space. There is plenty of seating facing the bar area for visitors, including families. Along the west wall, free popcorn is self serve from the machine and there is also a rack of games and even some merchandise for the brewery on sale.I went with a flight of five 5-ounce pours ($10). Although a couple of the options were out, there were still more than a dozen choices of house brews to select from. And I was glad to discover that I liked all five!I started with a collaborative Kokomo Kolsch (4.6% 17 IBU) that was made with Half Moon Brewing on the south side of Kokomo.I moved on to the Sandstorm Pale Ale (5.8%, 38) which is very floral, but not so strong that it overwhelms the flavor.The Love Virus Vienna Lager (5.1%, 18) is an Oktoberfest style beer that is rich in malts.The Snow Cap Milk and Coffee Ale (5.2%, 19) was a pleasant tasting beer not quite as strong as some milk stouts, but still good.I finished with the Ingot American IPA (6.5%, 54) which was just hoppy enough to satisfy that taste requirement without overwhelming the fruitty flavors or being too bitter.Service was friendly and helpful. They didn't even seem to mind when I asked questions about the place (which opened here in 2016.)Good beer and a pleasant space. I assume they will open the outdoor seating when the weather stays nice.Review #2488

We just Stumbled upon this restaurant and Oh My Goodness it was Fabulous!!! You do need reservations but when we walked in the hostess was very friendly and just had a no show reservation so we were able to eat. The food was OUTSTANDING! We definitely will be returning!!!

What a hidden gem for Kokomo! I have enjoyed beers from Tin Man for years and was excited to learn they opened a brewery in Kokomo.I went there and the ambiance was fantastic - the brewery is now in a former 19th century train station, which adds a historic flavor to the visit. One can sit inside or outside on the massive deck area. While they do not serve food, they do allow for delivery from other restaurants nearby; we ordered a pizza from Oscar's just across the street.They have an extensive beer selection. While I have loved their Apricot Sour for years, I tried their Ingot IPA and was pleasantly surprised by it's rich flavor without the overly-citrus aftertaste of many IPAs.We'll be back!

I LOVE this place! I was in town visiting my best friend when she brought me to the Tin Man and I'm so glad she did! First of all, the inside is amazing. Everything is so detailed and you can tell they put a lot of work into everything from the tables to the walls to the bathrooms. I was super impressed! It's also really cool because you can order food or bring in food and there are tons of games to play! Last but not least, the beer was just awesome. The sour key lime was my favorite, believe it or not, and I tried a couple IPAs and the strawberry sour as well. Definitely worth checking out and I can't wait to come back!

He said: Cool atmosphere, tons of locals, and pretty good beers. Friendly staff, board games and a few decks of cards, family-friendly, and you can order in (or bring your own) food. We even saw a fellow Hokie fan stopping by on the way to South Bend. This all adds up to a good review. She Said: I love the space here at Tin Man, and the beers are tasty, too. It's nice that they relationships with multiple nearby restaurants, and we had an excellent time hanging out with friends and drinking the beers. We absolutely look forward to coming back soon.Potty Points: 4 out of 5 potty points. As busy as the place is, it would be hard for it to be perfectly pristine, but it was close!

Visited this brewery with a group of girls as we explored downtown Kokomo. It is in a old train depot and they have kept a lot of the original wood and fixtures. Great beer, and unique atmosphere.

Loved this place. Great environment, the staff was friendly and informative. Several different options for beverages and flavors of beer. Several food places around this location will bring food to you. Will definitely be back.