Luce Line Brewing

It's always crowdedOften struggle for barstoolParking can be toughI have no worries whatsoever about Luce Line going out of business. They are always jammed. I think it's more due to the location than the beer. It is the only brewery in Plymouth which is something like the 7th largest city in Minnesota. I'm guessing the vast majority of the customers live or work within a ten mile radius. I'm in the latter camp.The beer can be pretty good, but is not stellar. You would think it is the Tree House of the Midwest with how busy it can get. The last couple sours I've had here have been really good. Everything else is OK or above average.They used to have an Untappd Badge with rewards on level ups but they got rid of it. Booo Hisssss! Bring it back!

I've met friends here for happy hour a few times and it's a really nice place to stop and spend some time. It's always surprisingly crowded so we are clearly not the only ones who think so. There are two rooms in the bar, so you can be wherever you like, or out on the patio. Staff is friendly, beer is good to decent and the atmosphere is really nice. Would recommend if you're on the trail or if you just need a nice place in the west metro to meet up with some people.

We stopped here as part of our pubpass. First time we've been here and it was great. Staff was super nice and made great beer recommendations. I had an Ecstatic Static West Coast IPA which was juicy and the right amount of hoppy. We brought our grand dog who was welcomed inside on a rainy afternoon. The food truck, Red Rooster, was serving food and we noshed on some medium spice chicken wings. So good. I loved the line up of pin ball machines. Lots of tables for enjoying conversation or getting some work done. Patio was nice but way to wet on our visit. Great stop.

This is my first pub pass stop of 2024! A great open space with tables for any size group! They offer a food truck but it sadly wasn't there when we stopped. They also have a kitchen. I had the start of the north beer and a birthday cake seltzer. In warmer weather there's plenty of picnic tables!

Stopped here with a friend on a Friday evening for a beer and pizza. There's so much seating and it was almost full when we got there around 5:30 p.m. But we seated ourselves at the end of a ginormous picnic table and it was all good. This place is incredibly family friendly! Probably one-third of the guests had children of all ages in tow. They do add to the noise bouncing around the place, though. Plenty of beer choices, and I had a delicious Foggy Bottom IPA. We also ordered a sausage pizza to share. The sausage had a nice fennel seed flavor and it made me wonder if they make it themselves or buy it from a butcher. This is a great brewery to stop by in the summer as it's right off the Luce Line bike trail and has tons of outdoor seating and fire pits. But it's still a great place to stop in November.

Great spot for a drink after work! The staff is super friendly and there's plenty of seating inside. There is also a great patio for the warmer months! Great beer selection for whatever your taste is. Check their website to be updated on the food truck schedules if you're looking to grab a bite to eat as well. There is a decent sized parking lot, but on busier evenings you may have to park in the street!

Luce Line is a regular spot for my husband and I to visit when we're in Plymouth, since it's really the only brewery in the area. I've always been pleased with the variety of beer on offer, and every drink I've had has been solid. I did accidentally order the soft pretzels instead of hard pretzels, and they were the worst $12 I've spent in recent memory. They've got lots of space and are very family friendly. It's clear they're a vital part of the Plymouth community--they're always pretty busy!

I've been meaning to come by Luce Line Brewing since it's close to us and had weekly trivia which is so fun! They have a kitchen in-house and will make pizza and other food unless there's an on-site food truck. I love that! Making sure the food trucks get the attention and business they deserve.It's pretty spacious inside and there's also a patio which makes for lots of seating. It's a little on the loud side, but it's a brewery so that's to be expected. Parking is very limited in the lot, but there's lots of street parking so be prepared to park down the road and walk down to the brewery. A fun spot we'll be back to!

Between the great beer and amazing staff, I was blown away by my experience here. They're on both the PubPass and Craftapped apps and more importantly, the large variety of beer is GOOOOOOOOD. Came all the way from Saint Paul just to try it and I'll definitely be coming back, and often.

We stopped in for our first visit yesterday, It was a beautiful day and there was quite a crowd for 4 o'clock on a Saturday afternoon. There was plenty of staff, four friendly seemingly knowledgeable people working in the beer counter and at least two or three people clearing tables, etc.I enjoy a beer now and then, but I wouldn't consider myself an expert. We tried two different IPAs, and a couple lagers. All were tasty, cold and refreshing, I'm not much of a beer snob, but I found each one very enjoyable. my favorite was the California style IPA. Over 7% alcohol so I had a good buzz going after that one.We didn't order any food from the food trucks, but the pizza from the woodfired truck did look really good. many people were eating the pizza. I really enjoyed the fact that this was a family friendly atmosphere. there were tons of kids, and everybody seem to be having a good time. The highlight for me was the bank of really nice pinball machines. I would go back just for that, and a couple beers, of course. I look forward to many returns.