Cool spot. The atmosphere was nice and the space is big. The bartender was nice and friendly. We just stopped in and had a couple of the small sizes of beers to try a few of their brews on our way to another spot. The beers were pretty good for the styles they had to offer. They didn’t have an IPA. I would definitely check them out though. It is nice to be able to try smaller sizes so you can check out multiple options without having to drink a pint of each.
Logan Pennington
One of my favorite places to work at! I own a Photo Booth company and we love working private parties here. Perfect for a fun birthday party!
Nick Gerlich
Most of OKC’s craft breweries are located near the downtown district, but not all. Madhopper Brewing is one of those exceptions, located in the northern reaches of town along Britton Road. Housed with a row of old brick structures, it is a perfect setting for a craft brewery, with plentiful shared parking a few feet west.I was impressed with Madhopper’s variety of brews, albeit with a limited number of offerings. I assembled a flight. King Palaron (Pale Ale; 5.6% ABV; 38 IBU), Brewnecorn (Imperial IPA; 9.5% ABV; 92 IBU), Hurticane (Farmhouse Ale; 6% ABV; 24 IBU), and Venus (Lasger; unknown stats) comprised my journey through the menu.They were all tasty renditions, but I especially found the King Palaron to my liking, so much so that I purchased a 64-ounce growler and had it filled with this to take home to Texas. Normally I would have gone with the Brewnecorn IPA, but its high ABV turned me off a bit. It’s hard to drink more than one without feeling it.My only concern about Madhopper is also one of its strengths: it is very family friendly. I applaud them as well as the young families I saw that Saturday night, because a lot of breweries are not kid-friendly. Similarly, some parents do not feel comfortable in such surroundings. But…and this may paint me as a grumpy old man…I think it is important for parents to control their little ones. There were several very young kids running and screaming throughout the taproom, seriously detracting from the ambience.Remember, a craft brewery is not the same as Chuck E. Cheese or Dave & Buster’s. I probably would have stayed longer, but it became a little too much to bear. Otherwise, great beer, and I look to return sometime, maybe later in the evening when little kids are supposed to be asleep.
Marcy Roll
Dog friendly and good red wine!!!?
John Maguire
Was surprised to see a brewery in this area but it was great. Great beer, great company and a great brewer who loves to talk beer!!I will be back!!
M.T. Bussell
Got a chance to check this place out this weekend. Love the beer and learned a lot about microbrewing from Todd. Will definetly make my way back again! Cheers!
Jimmy Wagner
solid beers. great place for a drink!
Paula Wagner
Great beet and such a pretty space!
Brent T.
Stopped in for a couple of beers as it was the closest brewery to my hotel. 8 beers on tap. I tied four of them. All were really good beers to style. I'm an old movie theater so great vibe as well. And great service. The cream ale was fantastic. The saison was good with a nice tartness. The pale ale was also really good and not boring like a lot are. Recommend for the good people and beer helping bring back the historic Britton neighborhood
Jeff B.
and this down best place ever great atmosphere the owners amazing will tell you about the history of making beer must go see right now
Fun family atmosphere. Bring your own food, play board games, cards, hang out with friends! Enjoy!
Tyler Waltz
The basil IPA is phenomenal. Nice beer and a chill place!!!
Greg
Nice small place with decent beer. Nice bar and an upstairs for q quiet spot if that's what you prefer.
Honey Bee
Stopped in with friends last night and loved the vibe of this place right away. Delicious brews and the owner/brewmaster is super cool and takes time to chat with customers. Will definitely come back soon!
Morgan Lawrence
This is a wonderful brewery. A+ service, great and on point selection of brews, nice atmosphere. Would recommend!!
Cool spot. The atmosphere was nice and the space is big. The bartender was nice and friendly. We just stopped in and had a couple of the small sizes of beers to try a few of their brews on our way to another spot. The beers were pretty good for the styles they had to offer. They didn’t have an IPA. I would definitely check them out though. It is nice to be able to try smaller sizes so you can check out multiple options without having to drink a pint of each.
One of my favorite places to work at! I own a Photo Booth company and we love working private parties here. Perfect for a fun birthday party!
Most of OKC’s craft breweries are located near the downtown district, but not all. Madhopper Brewing is one of those exceptions, located in the northern reaches of town along Britton Road. Housed with a row of old brick structures, it is a perfect setting for a craft brewery, with plentiful shared parking a few feet west.I was impressed with Madhopper’s variety of brews, albeit with a limited number of offerings. I assembled a flight. King Palaron (Pale Ale; 5.6% ABV; 38 IBU), Brewnecorn (Imperial IPA; 9.5% ABV; 92 IBU), Hurticane (Farmhouse Ale; 6% ABV; 24 IBU), and Venus (Lasger; unknown stats) comprised my journey through the menu.They were all tasty renditions, but I especially found the King Palaron to my liking, so much so that I purchased a 64-ounce growler and had it filled with this to take home to Texas. Normally I would have gone with the Brewnecorn IPA, but its high ABV turned me off a bit. It’s hard to drink more than one without feeling it.My only concern about Madhopper is also one of its strengths: it is very family friendly. I applaud them as well as the young families I saw that Saturday night, because a lot of breweries are not kid-friendly. Similarly, some parents do not feel comfortable in such surroundings. But…and this may paint me as a grumpy old man…I think it is important for parents to control their little ones. There were several very young kids running and screaming throughout the taproom, seriously detracting from the ambience.Remember, a craft brewery is not the same as Chuck E. Cheese or Dave & Buster’s. I probably would have stayed longer, but it became a little too much to bear. Otherwise, great beer, and I look to return sometime, maybe later in the evening when little kids are supposed to be asleep.
Dog friendly and good red wine!!!?
Was surprised to see a brewery in this area but it was great. Great beer, great company and a great brewer who loves to talk beer!!I will be back!!
Got a chance to check this place out this weekend. Love the beer and learned a lot about microbrewing from Todd. Will definetly make my way back again! Cheers!
solid beers. great place for a drink!
Great beet and such a pretty space!
Stopped in for a couple of beers as it was the closest brewery to my hotel. 8 beers on tap. I tied four of them. All were really good beers to style. I'm an old movie theater so great vibe as well. And great service. The cream ale was fantastic. The saison was good with a nice tartness. The pale ale was also really good and not boring like a lot are. Recommend for the good people and beer helping bring back the historic Britton neighborhood
and this down best place ever great atmosphere the owners amazing will tell you about the history of making beer must go see right now
Restaurantji Recommends
Fun family atmosphere. Bring your own food, play board games, cards, hang out with friends! Enjoy!
The basil IPA is phenomenal. Nice beer and a chill place!!!
Nice small place with decent beer. Nice bar and an upstairs for q quiet spot if that's what you prefer.
Stopped in with friends last night and loved the vibe of this place right away. Delicious brews and the owner/brewmaster is super cool and takes time to chat with customers. Will definitely come back soon!
This is a wonderful brewery. A+ service, great and on point selection of brews, nice atmosphere. Would recommend!!