DC Brau Brewing Company

The beer is fantastic, the atmosphere is welcoming, and the staff are friendly, helpful, and knowledgeable

Not just a brewery, also an event space. I have been just to pick up a case of beer and to two very different events. One event was an outdoor rock concert, using the loading dock as a stage and picnic tables for seating. Family friendly.The other was DC Braulesque for Halloween - crazy fun. A very accepting space.Gender free restrooms and accessibility accommodations made. Also - I love their new NA beer, other non-alcoholic options available and often a food truck or taco vendor.

Very cool spot- it's in the backside of the storefront businesses, and parking is kinda a mess. I got the grapefruit slush, and it immediately made me feel something (it's strong!). We sat inside and it got really warm, so we went outside and it was much cooler.I had been wanting to check it out for months from following their Instagram, and it was pretty cool. I should also say we went during the ASANA Awards Ceremony, so they shut the whole place down for us. The staff was very gracious and generous to us.

Been going to DC Brau for 8 years now. It has always been one of my favorite breweries in DC. My personal favorite is their corruption IPA. They have greatly expanded their operation over the years and its been great to see. They have great service and they have added a few games and out door seating to the tasting room. You are also essentially inside the brew house so you can easily see them doing their work. Also, apart of their expansion has been adding non beer options to menu. They have boozy slushys and and ciders. So a little bit for everyone.As far as food goes they have a rotating group of food truck that service the tasting room.Definitely a place I recommend to all.

Great local beer! I love that they have special events and food trucks in the back. It's not fancy, but it's a great time and the staff are very friendly. When the weather is nice I recommend sitting outside and enjoying a cold beer in the warm sun. When it's chilly or rainy they have plenty of indoor seating. I like it!

It wouldn't be a trip for us if we didn't get in at least one brewery. On our way up to Baltimore we stopped at the DC Brau brewery that Ben was told to check out. Most were not located close to our hotel so when we had a car for the day, that is when you had to get it in. The brewery is located within the strip mall and is located in the back. You pull in and the buildings have a small separation that allows for vehicles to drive back so could be missed if not looking for the Brewery signage out front. It kinda made me laugh that when walking up to the door the beer vacs are fenced in with barbed wire. Can't say that I have seen that before in my travels but then again, not knowing the area, it may be needed. Made for a good laugh though. Inside the staff was willing to answer any questions and offered samples of their beers. I always love that as when we are out of town visiting a new brewery, being stuck with an option that you may not end up liking is the worst. It's not as simple as trying something else the next time you're there. They do have an outside seating area but the day we visited it was raining so we sat inside while looking around the place at their artwork. They also have to go beers which Ben got a 12 pack. I like that they have different amounts for purpose and even variety packs. Ben got the 12 pack of 4 different IPAs to bring back to FL with us and they also had a 12 pack of their core beers.

A popular brewery. DC Brau has products all over bars around here. It also has a taproom. Call ahead to make sure they're open. The hours can get weird. Get their beer pretty much anywhere. If you're in a bar they have it. The taproom is good for trying some of the less popular stuff. It's $5 for a pint. There's lots of variety. Get something hoppy. They also have some ones that are smoother. Basically anything is pretty good. Downright Pilsner is easy and light. Also you can get a tour of the brewery. The place is pretty interesting and is in a strange location so you have to know where to look for it. It has some great beers. Lately it's been closed. They're slowly getting to having it fully opened.

Very Enjoyable beer selection was very good and the food "truck" experience was very personable.

Loved this brewery in DC during a visit at end of May 2022. It is located on the very busy Bladensburg Road but the entrance is around back. The outdoor seating is comfortable and we loved the games available - especially the homemade Jenga. The brewery's reputation of having high-quality beer is well deserved. I enjoyed a flight of the darker styles and my favorite was by far the Legislator, a Bock - Doppelbock that had lots of deep flavor.

Decent selection on tap. Friendly bartender willing to walk us thru the options. Bring food if you want something to eat. No food truck there when we went on a Saturday afternoon. Grabbed nearby chicken sandwiches.