Angry Inch Brewing

Absolutely will never go there again... I've tried going there three or four times and each time it is something different... And I feel like it all comes down to the woman owner... Everyone I've ever talked to agrees 100% and despises going there because of her... Her husband seems to be a nice guy... Poor guy! Not sure how they survive either other than overflow from Lakeville brewing which is more than nice all the time. I don't think there's any way she's going to change. And I feel like the bad vibe there trickles down from her. Why would you own a brewery and be such an angry person anyway? Save yourself some time and go to one of the other places downtown. The beers here are very average also. If I could give them a lower rating because of her, I would. Avoid at all cost!

Finally made it in yesterday. I really loved the space, so much light w the store front being all windows!! Loved even more that when I glanced around the tap room was regular height tables. Win!! The beertender was helpful and knowledgable, as I asked him about a few beers he pointed out "all the descriptions are pretty accurate." Parking is easy w the shared lot w next door Lakeville Brewery and street parking. I loved the wooden state of MN on the wall w the hop in Lakeville! I opted for the 9.2% Belgian Tripel - Menage A Trois and the refreshing Cerveza Del Lago. As I told my beertender "you are my 280th brewery". At this high of a brewery number I encountered a first.... beer pours are offered as 5oz, a taster size pour or a large 20 oz pour. As someone who most of the time opts for a 10oz tulip pour I was a bit bummed, but in reality w the high Belgian ABV, 5oz was all I wanted of this beer. The 5oz pours are offered at a reasonable $3.I may be the 10oz minority....it's obviously working for Angry Inch to offer these two sizes. In reality it's not something that would deter me from returning, I was just surprised as in all my brewery travels I've never encountered this option. The lights above the tables are fun, bottomless growlers! Thanks Angry Inch for the inaugural visit to your cozy tap room!

Swung over here with a girlfriend after a baby shower in the area LOL. They had a cheesecake food truck parked outside for the day, a small outdoor tented area for COVID, and spaced out seating inside (very limited).Initially we tried to enter through the front door which was locked and there was no sign stating to go around the side of the building, so we left for another bar. On our way back we noticed the side entrance and finally got our drink on! We saw several other groups attempt to open the door as we drank, and some never figured it out.Honestly I tried a lot of what they had on tap, as I sampled my friends choices as well. Everything I tried was delicious! The Daddy's Honey Pot was surprisingly smooth for the alcohol content! This is a good place to go to find options other than aggressively hoppy beers! We walked to this brewery but there seemed to be parking around back and across the street. Within walking distance to other bars and food!

Angry Inch is such a cute little brewery in Lakeville. They had nine beers on tap when I visited. I think they have a little something for everyone. I wouldn't say I was blown away by any beer but, I really enjoyed a lot of them. I also really enjoy their slogan! Beer for Happy People. My favorites in the flight were Never Ending which is an East Coast IPA, White Rabbit which is a creamy imperial porter that needs to warm up for you to get the full flavor experience. The Tynan Tirim on Nitro was quite disappointing, and reminded me not at all of an Irish Stout. It was thin and flavorless.The staff was super welcoming and nice! I will definitely be back.

Wow I forgot to write a review for this brewery. In the past year and a half I have enjoyed Weiss, Daddy's Honey Pot and Cerveza Del Lago. They use magnets to identify your flight, very smart. Dogs are allowed on patio not inside. Suggestions: add more seating outside. We had to sit inside on a warm day. Also fill other breweries growlers. I do wish this place was bigger. They do have cool events such as church hymn sing a long, yoga and succulent planting. So good job on social media marketing. They also have menus from local businesses to order food. My mom accompanied us yesterday and had the cold pressed coffee. Good job with your brewery, it looks like you've been successful.

Nice brewery with plenty of parking. I always try to note that since I live in the city. The Samoan Kiss was good (coconut, chocolate and vanilla - but no overwhelming), but the favorite was white rabbit (imperial porter with notes of chocolate, vanilla and orange). We also tried the homemade root beer, which was very good. They have a popcorn machine for snacking....nice touch.There is plenty of room and games available for your amusement. They also have televisions for sports.I noticed a small patio, so will come back in nicer weather to check that out.

Putting the "Angry" in Angry Inch. Steer clear. My family went in with friends to enjoy the patio and a good beer, but quickly left after the treatment today. We've been there multiple times, but today was the absolute worst. We were the only people there (no surprise) and were quickly accosted for trying on merchandise - which we would have purchased - and having 5 kids in tow. The bartenders made it clear the kids were not welcome in their "family friendly" establishment and yelled at our kids multiple times, completely unprompted. Fair to say, we were the only people in there for a reason. Head to Lakeville Brewing instead.

Its a nice place to hang for a while. Its a little on the small side but thats part of the appeal for me. It has a basic small area outside with a few tables and chairs. The inside is quite nice (clean, modern) with the required shelf of board games and the like. Ten beers on tap. Ordered a Naked Hop Party (6.5 ABV, 65 IBUs). Solid beer with citrusy overtones. The other nine are primarily interpretations of stouts, porters, belgians, and even a saison so its a little different from what you normally run into in the Twin Cities area. No food license, but there is a pizza place across the street and they do bring in food trucks.Worth a trip to hoist a few if in the area.

What a joke. Never been would have loved to spend some money, have some beers and have a good night. Patio outside looked nice, inside was clean, staff was rude. Walked out, asked for a sample of the coffee porter, was told no samples. Really what does an once of beer cost? Walled less than 30 feet to a friendly brewery Lakeville Brewery. No hard time here, very nice, and they even let us same a beers 6 beers later, guess they got money for that free ounce.If you don't allow samples, how good can your beer be? Just want the money for the fill OZ glasses.

This is one of my favorite places! Wish I could give it more than 5 stars. The beer is great, and the owners and staff are all so friendly. We live in Minneapolis but still come down every week for trivia.