6 Best Craft Breweries near Evansville

“I Absolutely Love Myriad Brewing Company! They always have a great rotation of brews, wines, and.... they even have Hard Liquor!!! The Food Truck and Event Variation always keeps it lively and maintains a unique place to hang out. A great place to hold business and social events!“

“This is a good microbrewery with a good variety of the basics. The inside is humble, but they have large tables. We played Dominion, which they had in their board game section. We tried three of their beers, which were all relatively "normal" but good nevertheless. Service was friendly. We would visit again.“

“Best place in town to get a craft beer. Besides the always changing and always great house selections, they have one of the best selections of local and national craft beers in the tri-state. Add in delicious rotating food trucks and a dog encouraged environment, you can’t beat it.“

“Love Main St. Turoni's, it looks and smells like a pizza shop should. My wife and I prefer to sit on the bar side by the window but you get the best pizza in Evansville regardless. Delivered hot and delicious on thin cracker crust to your table it goes down best with a cold beer, either macro-brew or Turoni's micro, your choice. We've always had good service, good food and a good time here. I recommend.“

“We had a reservation through Open Table which proved to be unnecessary, but was good peace of mind.It was a big group, so we enjoyed some pizza on the daily special, a sandwich, pasta, and a burger, with drinks and dessert, too. Everything was delicious!There was a minor hiccup with the gluten free burger bun, leading to a protracted wait while they made fresh guacamole. But the staff were so apologetic, and helpful, and made us feel taken care of, so that we all walked out full and happy.We have eaten at a lot of BJ's restaurants in various locations, and this one doesn't disappoint.“

“This is an awesome brewery. Their beers are first rate. They always have their staples like Trixies Alibi (Hefeweizen) or City Limits (IPA) that are always on tap, but they are always experimenting and creating new beers. These include their Hopped Hard Seltzer or their Checkerboard Pastry Stout that is made using actual donuts. If you are not sure about a beer just ask for a free sample, or you can purchase a flight off any 4 you want to try.“