Mraz Brewing Company

Cool spot for a beer. Specialties are sours and IPA. There's always Belgians and some pilsners. Some cans in the fridge and grab your growler to go. Would love an amber ale on tap. I have to settle for pilsners but won't deduct a star for that. Haha.Large outside parking lot patio seats probably 25. Intimate inside with about 4 high top tables with about 5 or so stools each, half dozen bar stools at the counter, a standing counter, t-shirts for sale.Dog friendly like most breweries and most people are doing their own thing. But the crowd here is good people if you find yourself drinking solo and strike up a conversation. I've been other places where there's creepy guys drinking more than they should. Single ladies should feel fine here.Bring outside food to eat or chow on their chips for purchase. I hear Sunday February 26, 2025 should have Cousin's Maine Lobster and I believe that truck is reliable. Some food trucks are spotty with no shows at breweries. There's a pizza parlor and Mexican restaurant in the plaza. Across the street is Safeway if you want a deli sando or something. They also have live music on the weekends I'm told. Parking has always been plentiful.

Delicious coffee notes and rich cream balance - perfect winter beer on a cold night! They have heat lamps on the patio too!!

Totally unassuming brewery located in a shopping center. Only a few tables and a very small bar so it's not good for very large groups. The beer tasted great and they had cans for sale on site so that's a bonus. The Bob Rice was my favorite!

Good beer, nice atmosphere. We got there around 2 on a Friday-- very quiet and comfortable.

Wife and I wanted to try a brewery near my son's football game and this was the closest. This is a very small tap room that just serves chips. There is a pizza parlor and Mexican cantina in the same parking lot and they let you bring in food. My rating is based on the fact that they don't have many beers of the style I like. If you like sours and IPAs, then you'd rate this a lot higher as these are their speciality. I tried an imperial pastry stout they had on tap and my wife tried their cider. My stout was good, but lacked the "marshmello" characteristic they advertised. Wife said their cider was very sweet. About 15 beers available through a combination of tap and cans/bottles in their fridge. Kid and dog friendly! I don't think we'll be back to this place unless they added more dark, non-hoppy/sour beers to the board. They do have some interesting barrel aged sours if you like those.

This place is a little cramp inside but there is tons of seating outside but it was 99 degrees so forget that I sat inside. They have a large beer selection, I have the Bob Rice, it was very good and smooth , with a good hop note. Their porter was also very good and I bought some cans to take home and drink with the misses. The prices are fair, around $5.50-$6.50 on average for a pint of good micro brew, you beat that. It's in a small shopping center so there tons of parking. The bartender who's name I didn't get was polite , knowledgeable and seem like a funny down to earth person. I would recommend!!!

We really enjoy walking here from our house and bringing the dogs to enjoy a couple beers on the patio. They are very dog friendly and have water bowls for them which we appreciate. We also enjoy their rotating beer selection and the fact they have a points system is a nice bonus!

Such a great place. I work across the parking lot from here and am tempted every day to stop by after work for a cold beer. It is pretty small inside but they have made a very nice patio area out on front with umbrellas and tables to enjoy the beer. They have pretty good beer and seem to make a lot or sours (including a sour IPA) so if you're into sours, definitely stop by.Their other beers are good as well and always refreshing on a toasty day. The employees are very friendly!They have some jerky and chips and salsa but I wish they offered more food. :/

Situated in a quiet unassuming strip mall, Mraz Brewery is the only neighborhood brewery in El Dorado Hills. They get serious credit for their dedication to amazing craft suds, selecting the absolute best ingredients, and creating robust and innovative beers. However, while the brews are deep, dark and innovative . . . they sometimes fall off the rails with regards to casual daily drinkability. In several visits we left beer in the glasses each time with some being too crafty to drink through. Not a huge negative really and I find it amazing to say that a craft brewery is too crafty. But in several visits, we just haven't found our daily drinkable flavors yet.

Great beer and service. Have been there a few times on normal nights and twice for a real estate party.