Kros Strain Brewing

Love this beer!!! Amazing!! Hats off to you guys! Keep up the great brewing! Superb!!

My wife and I like to come here for a beer every now and then. The service is always great with good pours and the ambience is awesome. There are food trucks usually and they have live music sometimes. Fairy Nectar is a a fan favorite but the seasonal "lil full, lotta sap" is very good if you like a hazy beer.

Stopped at Kros Strain on the spur-of-the-moment after initial dinner plans fell through and it was on the way back.Comfortable interior. The bartender was efficient and helpful. Ended up with a beer flight as seen in the attachment. Liked three out of four. Busy Busy Bees, the dark one, was definitely not for me. Fairy Nectar and Nilla Nectar were crisp and smooth.I missed not having any bar food options. Read elsewhere that a food truck is sometimes in the vicinity. Would have been really nice to grab a decent burger and fries along with.As a previous reviewer noted, although nobody was unfriendly, I did get a bit of a vibe that the crowd was mostly regulars and I was not one. Even so, I would go back without hesitation, making sure it wasn't on an empty stomach and staying far away from Busy Busy Bees.

A group of friends and I visited Kros Strain for the final stop of the Dire Lion food truck. I had never been to Kros Strain before that, and was super pleasantly surprised by how much I liked it!The interior is so neat, with giant colorful murals on the walls, and cool chandeliers that look like hops, lighted up to be holiday colors (red and green) for the season we were there.You can see the room with all the equipment they use to brew their own beers (through the clear glass along the left side of the bar) which I always appreciate and think is extra cool. There is also a party room on the other side of the bar that can be rented out (it was rented out for a holiday party when we were there).The staff was super friendly and helped me find the right brew for what I was feeling:-I started with the Cornhead Lager which was a full bodied, little bit heavier-tasting, drink. One you couldn't drink very many of if you didn't want to get "full" on your beer before you had enough to actually feel a little buzz from it. The Cornhead Lager was definitely tasty, but I was looking for something a little lighter for my next drink.-I next ordered the Krossteiner, which was a Czech Pilsner, and THAT was my jam for the night. It had good crisp flavor and was a tad lighter in body than the Cornhead Lager so was a bit easier to drink for my puny stomach. I ordered a few more of these throughout the night and stuck with them for my drinks.-They also had a few non alcoholic options available, one of which was the Millstream Root Beer from Amana, IA. It was so delicious and fancy tasting, especially paired with the food from the Dire Lion.I think Kros Strain will always have food trucks that stop in, as well as their great beer options, so even though the Dire Lion (my fave) will no longer be fully operating, I think I'll definitely be stopping into Kros Strain more often now that I have experienced (and loved) it!

Great outdoor patio in the evening! Shaded, music, lots of space! Oh ya, and the beer

Went here on a Sunday afternoon and it was super busy. Luckily, I got a seat at the bar area right when someone was leaving. They've got a great selection on tap. Having tried a few of their beers, I really enjoyed the Orange Crush beer. The girls behind the bar were friendly, and for as busy as it was, we got served at a decent pace. It also made it nice that there was a food truck outside. And since it was busy it was rather loud. When I come back I'm going to choose to go on a weekday, but that could also mean that there's no food truck too. It's nice that they have beer to go, but it sucks that my favorite beer, the Orange Crush was rather pricey. The other plus is that there is another brewery right next door if you want more of a selection of beer to drink for a full afternoon of drinking.

Was visiting from the east coast and this is one of several breweries I visited. The beer here is tasty. The ferme foeder saison tasted like pickles, not my favorite. The barrel aged Octoberfest was great. The orange tangerine crush sour tasted like the soda but more tart. The sippy cup lager tastes like your standard domestic beer - nothing special. The double hopped fairy nectar was my favorite. Lots of indoor and outdoor seating.Some snacks here but there was a food truck outside. Decor is interesting and fun.

I don't get the opportunity to delve into Nebraska breweries much. There are a fair amount throughout the state but nothing compared to states that are of notorious nature for their craft beer. In fact as time continues to pass breweries are slowly populating all over the country more than ever... especially where tourists may go or trendy neighborhoods and city centers in larger populated areas.Kros Strain I was eager to try but the beer I had, the Web of Lies I thought was just fair. It is a hazy IPA with a passion fruit flavor. Not a bad beer but not necessarily the most memorable I've come across for this beer style. Perhaps exploring some other options like lagers I would have enjoyed more but that opportunity did not present itself. Maybe another time on that note.But all in all not a bad location and the locals seem to enjoy the place which are all good things!

Bartender was very kind. Ambience is solid. Not too big, not too small. Everything is clean. Beers are top notch. Fairy Nectar FTW every time!

We love Kros Strain!! The fairy nectar is always delicious and we love sitting on their patio. We always bring friends here from out of town.