Boo. Not dog friendly. Walked in and out. I've never been to an outside brewery that was not dog friendly. Would have loved to spend sone money here but was unable to. Down the road we went to the Gull Lake Marina. Buy a beer and enjoy the beautiful lake with your pups. Little store you can buy a beer at.
Aaron Williams
Great atmosphere and even better beer! The staff are super friendly and welcoming, and the place has a fun, lively energy. Bonus points for the cute dogs
Reesha Dunckel
Great beers! Enjoyed the brown ale. The food truck onsite was really good!
Lynda Castillo
We love this place ❤️
GSD Fo
Bring Back Sex Panther! It's the best coffee beer I have Ever tasted 😋 😍
Mark Lambson
Awesome locals. Come here now for a good vibe and beers to go. Your fridge is lonely.
Jimmy Garnica III
The beers were very okay at best. Not many options when in the area. Also super weird that they are not dog friendly. The beertender even seemed proud when asked about the dog policy. I'd pass and just continue to mammoth.
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Killer brewery with to-go cans and onsite food trucks. Indoor/Outdoor seating with amazing views
Barry Hashimoto
June Lake Brewing is the sunlit heart of its namesake alpine village—a bright, airy taproom filled with mountain charm, community warmth, and finely crafted beer. Set apart from the darker bars of Mammoth, Bishop, and Bridgeport, it offers high ceilings, ample outdoor seating, and a funky, friendly vibe accented by walls covered in police and firefighter badges. The beer is excellent, with standouts like Deer Beer Brown and the Milk Stout, while non-drinkers are treated to custom-brewed zero-percent sparkling hop water of surprising quality. Spotless bathrooms, family-friendly energy, and its location just off the June Lake Loop—close to Yosemite but far from the crowds—make this brewery a rare gem: intimate, communal, and unmistakably rooted in the high Sierra.
Christopher
Place is great and love going there. Bad review because they don’t allow dogs. Came out to camp this weekend and was looking forward to having some beers, only to find out no dogs. Crazy! What outdoor brewer doesn’t allow dogs!! Kind of made my weekend a bummer
June Lake Brewing has a cool mountain vibe and is worth a stop if you’re in the area. The Hazy IPA is hands-down the standout — full of flavor, juicy, and perfectly balanced. It’s easily one of the best hazies I’ve had.
The rest of the beer lineup is decent but nothing particularly memorable.
Still, a great spot to relax, grab a pint, and enjoy the scenery. If you’re a hazy fan, this place won’t disappoint.
Hutch Kwatowski
Nice little stop after checking out Bodie. Civilization! Hockey and Logger were good. Also don't see why people are complaining about bringing their dogs. You're coming for a beer, not a dog party.
MyVisit MyView
Great selection of beers. Ciders, N.A. seltzers, all great options! Fun outdoor area. Friendly staff.
Boo. Not dog friendly. Walked in and out. I've never been to an outside brewery that was not dog friendly. Would have loved to spend sone money here but was unable to. Down the road we went to the Gull Lake Marina. Buy a beer and enjoy the beautiful lake with your pups. Little store you can buy a beer at.
Great atmosphere and even better beer! The staff are super friendly and welcoming, and the place has a fun, lively energy. Bonus points for the cute dogs
Great beers! Enjoyed the brown ale. The food truck onsite was really good!
We love this place ❤️
Bring Back Sex Panther! It's the best coffee beer I have Ever tasted 😋 😍
Awesome locals. Come here now for a good vibe and beers to go. Your fridge is lonely.
The beers were very okay at best. Not many options when in the area. Also super weird that they are not dog friendly. The beertender even seemed proud when asked about the dog policy. I'd pass and just continue to mammoth.
Killer brewery with to-go cans and onsite food trucks. Indoor/Outdoor seating with amazing views
June Lake Brewing is the sunlit heart of its namesake alpine village—a bright, airy taproom filled with mountain charm, community warmth, and finely crafted beer. Set apart from the darker bars of Mammoth, Bishop, and Bridgeport, it offers high ceilings, ample outdoor seating, and a funky, friendly vibe accented by walls covered in police and firefighter badges. The beer is excellent, with standouts like Deer Beer Brown and the Milk Stout, while non-drinkers are treated to custom-brewed zero-percent sparkling hop water of surprising quality. Spotless bathrooms, family-friendly energy, and its location just off the June Lake Loop—close to Yosemite but far from the crowds—make this brewery a rare gem: intimate, communal, and unmistakably rooted in the high Sierra.
Place is great and love going there. Bad review because they don’t allow dogs. Came out to camp this weekend and was looking forward to having some beers, only to find out no dogs. Crazy! What outdoor brewer doesn’t allow dogs!! Kind of made my weekend a bummer
Restaurantji Recommends
June Lake Brewing has a cool mountain vibe and is worth a stop if you’re in the area. The Hazy IPA is hands-down the standout — full of flavor, juicy, and perfectly balanced. It’s easily one of the best hazies I’ve had.
The rest of the beer lineup is decent but nothing particularly memorable.
Still, a great spot to relax, grab a pint, and enjoy the scenery. If you’re a hazy fan, this place won’t disappoint.
Nice little stop after checking out Bodie. Civilization! Hockey and Logger were good. Also don't see why people are complaining about bringing their dogs. You're coming for a beer, not a dog party.
Great selection of beers. Ciders, N.A. seltzers, all great options! Fun outdoor area. Friendly staff.
11 out of 10
Great Beer Great service
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