This brewery is large with plenty of seating and a big parking lot. They allow dogs and have many different activities such as bingo and trivia. They have a lot of board games available for use and also have dart boards. This brewery feels cozy despite being large. I appreciate that they have many NA options. Food choices are limited- they have cookies, popcorn and pretzels. Sometimes they have a foos truck though. Service is fast.

I like this place. It's pretty chill and I really like how the outdoor patio is growing in with the trees. I'm not sure if their suds are being distributed to local shops, but you can get things to go. As you can see, I tend to come here in the cooler months and I enjoy their darker beers. This evening I'm enjoying a rye porter and the English mild. Both low octane beers that were really well balanced. The reason for the minus star is the cost of a pint is between $6-$8 and that's a me thing when you are getting the beer straight from the teat. I'm an old Flat Earth and Rush River guy and even with the costs of everything, I'm a $5 pint guy. Hell, I still drink swill (Old Style for $3) at my local dive bar. But honestly, this space is great. There are darts, games, the beer is well made and it feels like they dumped a lot of money into the space. Added benefit? No TV's so when you come with friends or solo, you have to socialize which is awesome and is what a pub should be. They also serve slushies, seltzers, and soda from Northern Soda Company. Popcorn and pretzels are offered as snacks and I'm gonna guess they get food trucks hanging out too. You'll have to follow their socials for those details.

Got a flight and loved all 4 beers I tried but the Hefeweizen was my favorite. Big, spacious taproom with a cozy fireplace section and lots of games and puzzles to play. Would love to go back to try more of their beer.

Nice brewery, lot of space, knowledgeable staff, nice selection of delicious craft beers. They have a pretty nice patio area to enjoy when the weather's nice. If you are in the area, stop in for a beer or two.

When I went here, everyone was super friendly. It had a good variety of people hanging out and a food truck was there. I tried a few different beers and all of them were good. This had been recommended to me by one of the folks that I worked with who lived in the area and I'm glad she passed it along!

Really nice little brewery in Bloomington, the fist tap room in that community. Not too far from MOA right off of the 35W & 94th Street exit. Nice variety of beers, something for everyone. They do a nice job on a variety of styles. They even collaborate with local baseball legend Kent Hrbek on a Kolsch and he has done appearances at the tap room. Friendly staff. My kids liked seeing the Lego builds throughout the taproom that are hanging or on shelves.

One of the best breweries in the suburbs. The beer is solid - and there's always something new to try. They have their staples but every visit there's always a fun, unique new beer to test. They have pretzels, popcorn and cookies at the bar and almost always have some kind of food truck. They're getting a pizza place soon and I'm excited to try it out! The service here is top notch - the friendliest people. Overall just a great vibe. Good for a small group, big group - patio hang or inside. Live music, trivia ... they have it all!

We really enjoyed visiting 9 Mile Brewing. The Lurtz-Schwartzbier was great. It was also fun playing some of the games they have for customers. Plenty of parking and dogs are welcome. The food trucks help bring us in.

9Mile is...an exceptional brewery. The staff have always knowledgable and kind....as I try to make chit chat about the current taps. The beer is always delicious. I like that the tap room is so spread out...w different seating styles throughout. Lots of big windows are a great asset too. The 9 Mile location is great too, I'll go in for a pint when they open at 2:00 so I can sneak in before the after work rush. Thanks 9 Mile for all the great beers and wonderful beer chats, cheers!