Big Head Brewing

I was surprised at how large this brewery is. I had their pistachio cream ale. It was ok but not as good as others I have had. The amber that I had was fine. I loved seeing that they had pizzas and snacks. For $9 I got a frozen pepperoni pizza and it was exactly what I wanted. Trivia night was going on when we were there and they seemed to have a decent crowd. Staff was friendly and made good suggestions.

Love a graduation party at a brewery!! I am not a big beer person but the blood orange ale at Big Head Brewing was my phenomenal. Super light and sweet with a little tang- perfect for a hot day with a 6 UV! The big open garage was perfect for a party with bags, hammershougen, and darts! The bartender was so sweet too and catered to everyone at the party with ease! Would recommend stopping by when you're in Tosa:)

Nice spot to hang out and enjoy the neighborhood and chat with locals. You'll see bicyclists, joggers and people walking their dogs or puppies. These healthy folks deserve this brewery. Although I do have to keep quiet about my Bears loyalty whilst here. I can't wear, let's say a Bears shirt or my Bears hat. Lol!!They have a very good beer selection and you'll notice that they rotate their line-up which means that sometimes, there won't be a sour beer that's available. But that's ok, they still have a lot to choose from. And I've never had a bad beer here. There's plenty of seating inside and two tables outside. They have pinball too. I guess my only complaint is I took home two crowlers and after a couple of weeks, one of the cans popped and leaked all over my dining room floor. I then put the second can and put that on my kitchen counter and that too popped (I'm such an idiot, I should have drank that second crowler), on its own and that was the second mess. I say all that to say - drink your crowlers as fast as you can. Although I had never experienced that before?? I missed out on two great beers (see pic).

I was at Big Head Brewing recently, it's kind of hidden off of State Street but we were passing by and thought we should stop by! They had 3 picnic tables outside (bonus during these covid times) and I assume when it gets colder they will bring out some heaters.The interior is interesting, there are several nooks where you can stay socially distanced depending on how busy they are. The decor is eclectic and kind of mismatched but that makes makes it charming. They have giant Jenga, darts and other things to keep you busy. The bathrooms are for one person and they have a sign with the "rules" posted outside. They provided sanitizing wipes for the toilet, faucet, etc. We only stayed for one beer, I tried the Firefly IPA and really liked it. They also sell pizza and chips (maybe other food too?) that you can order on an app. Good music was playing as well.I look forward to returning sometime to check out the other beers.

Picnic tables, a big screen with sports, pinball, sawdust shuffleboard, beanbags, board games, a piano, an industrial garage feel, we enjoyed our first visit. Big Head offers a relaxed dog-friendly vibe with okay beer. The owners are nice, and offer up samples if you're on the fence. It's an A-OK nice relaxed hang, but this is not really a beer destination for those not already in the area.

I always love to take groups here to experience the smaller and unique operation. They have a handful of beers and they're all pretty good. They have snacks and pizzas available but nothing else in the way of food. I always like the picnic tables and when it's nice, they have some right outside of the giant garage door that opens up to the space. They have a big projector screen and usually board games (though not now) to keep yourself entertained. They had a tropical NE IPA, a smash amber and a couple of other great choices on tap. $5/pint and they have canned crowlers available to go! Happy hour 4-6 W-F!I couldn't recommend more - support the little guys that try really hard and do a great job!

I have a soft spot for smaller breweries that are a big tucked away. So tucked away that you need a some sort of very clear signage to find your way. For a smaller brewery, Big Head does cover a wide range of beers from cream ales to IPAs. I opted for a flight just to get my bearings. This is my second visit here and both times I had a very friendly experience. They have several picnic style tables set up inside and outside, along with hand sanitizer at each table (at least on the indoor tables). I felt very comfortable during my time here. Side note: last time I was here a bird attacked my me and tried to peck the mess out of my head. My guess it was because I was wearing a mask with cats on it. More logical guess would be that the bird was protecting a nest somewhere. You decide.

This place is great! You walk into their warehouse/taproom and it is clean and open. There are plenty of seating areas and a large projector to watch games. The girl who was working was great, let us taste whatever we wanted and answered our many questions. She said that they have beer changes as often as every 3 days so we'll definitely be back! This week was sour heavy and they were great, my favorites were dread head, pony tail and raspberry warhead sour! They also had trivia going on in the back as well as some arcade games and shuffleboard, bags, and darts. There were also about 20 different board game options! I'll definitely be back!

The beer: this is the only brewery I can think of that does not have an IPA on tap (or at least not when I visited) and, for me, that is a huge plus. I hate IPAs. They had two hefeweizens on tap, sour, pils, stout, a blonde, and a few others. They were all distinctive in their own right (a jelly bean hefeweizen anyone?). I really enjoyed it and a flight of all their beers on tap (7) was $10. You can bring dogs! Fun!Service was so-so. We ordered a flight and they filled people up after we ordered before working on our flight. The space is a run down old warehouse - no coll brewery ambience here. It's all picnic tables and open space with backyard games. They do have a large projector for games and you can buy frozen pizzas to eat.

I really like the laid back atmosphere at the brewery. The people are friendly the beers are very good! I especially enjoy trivia night and the Sunday games on the huge tv and the entertainment. lots of games for people to play as well.