Wooden Ship Brewing

Oh my god I am OBSESSED with this place! Stopped in tonight to play Initials Game Live and now I literally can't wait to go back. The taproom space is on the smaller side of the ones I've been to (maybe seats 50 or so?) and it has such a warm and cozy vibe. Anthony at the bar was an absolute star and was able to recommend some great drinks for us!They don't have a kitchen, so they occasionally have food trucks (moreso during the warmer months I think?) but regardless, you're able to bring in your own food from outside--I happened to bring in a beet salad from Broder's nearby which serendipitously paired perfectly with the beet and lemon beer I got!They also have some great NA options including kombucha, sodas, their own signature THC seltzer, and--during these colder months--$1 hot chocolate!! You can get a boozy hot chocolate for $5, but the literal one buck non-alc version was exactly what I needed tonight, and they absolutely pack on the mini marshmallows.Can't wait to come back and try some of their other offerings!

Whenever I go to the Twin Cities for work, which is a few times a year, I seek out breweries I haven't been to before. Which isn't terribly difficult because there are so many in the Cities and many of them are excellent.The main reason I went to Wooden Ship on my late September trip was because my favorite food truck -- Amazing Momo -- was there that evening. Wooden Ship is a great place -- it's in a nice, seemingly quiet neighborhood and the venue itself is quite attractive. The staff was really nice. I had a few beers that were great and took a few home to share with my wife too. Everything about the experience was great! I'll definitely check it out again.

Great place to hang out and have a few beers. They normally have a food truck on site so you can get some food. The patio is great for sitting out and sipping a cold one. Dogs are welcome which is a awesome.The staff is friendly and helpful in helping you pick out the drink depending on your preferences and mood. I enjoy going over here for a few with friends and recommend stopping here if you are in the mood for some craft brews. It can get pretty busy so go early and scout yourself a table.

We walked inside and there was a long line for the bar. It was well lit and people were sitting at tables enjoying their drinks. The drink list was projected onto a wall. The bartender was friendly and joked with us as she was taking our order. We made it just in time for happy hour which is a great deal and I highly recommend it. Our beer was good. I had "I'm over Dry January" which was strong, dark and delicious. My husband had "somebody had to say it" which was a fruited blond ale which he said was good. We sat in the tented area on the patio. There were quite a few people - families, groups of young and older people, couples of all ages and lots of well behaved dogs. It was definitely a place we'd go back to.

I have been here a handful of times and every time I have had great service! Today I went in to enjoy a beer and read a book with my pup. The staff was very friendly and the music and vibe inside was amazing! I can't wait to come back to try out other beers in their great selection

Nice little brewery located not too far from Lake Harriet. My friends and I had done some walking around the Lake and then walked here afterwards, wasn't too far of a walk. They have indoor and outdoor seating, it was nice out so we sat outside. They have a wide beer list to choose from, something for everyone. We only had time to stay for one. I got the internet art, an IPA. There were plenty others I'd have liked to try. They don't serve food but I'm sure you could bring some in. They had some board games available I believe. Overall a nice little spot, worth checking out if you're in the area.

Really small, creative brewery that's a 5 minute walk from 3 ice cream shops, 3 bakeries, a deli, and several restaurants. I'm here pretty often for their rotating taps and food trucks. The staff had always been friendly and happy to answer any questions. The tap room is pretty cramped and the patio isn't too big but they're both dog friendly. It's a nice place to grab a beer before or after getting some food nearby or walking around the lake. If they have a beer they sounds too crazy to work it's, at the worst, just "ok". Go for it.

They're up and comingThere is always a big lineI grab a bar stoolBeen here a few times now. Have to say they are killing it as far as crowd control is concerned. It's a pretty small brewery in a pretty trendy neighborhood. First time there I waited outside to get in. Since then, no waiting outside and have always managed to get a bar stool. Ordering Line still backs up super close to the entry door, though. Most of the patrons seem to like to sit outside on the crowded patio. Never been my jam for drinking or eating.First couple times I went most everything was in the three range for me on Untappd. They have seemed to pick it up as is often the case with new breweries. Today, all 3 sampled were four and above. I would mention names of beers had, but they rotate super heavy which is awesome! One or two at the absolute most on flagships for any brewery - no problem in that regard here.They are like a neighborhood or two away from my neighborhood. I would be willing to swap either of my two neighborhood ones out to bring this one closer to me.

Great neighborhood brewpub, friendly staff and perfect patio for afternoon chillin' with some house made brews!! Check it out!!

Awesome tiny brewery tucked into the neighborhood. Some unique beers with great names on tap. We were able to sot on the patio when we went, which was perfect on a nice day. Bartender was super friendly and helpful. I will be back for their variety of beer flavors!