Dragonmead Brewery

So easy to find yet I've driven by numerous times without seeing it. Maybe I should pay less attention to the road? (That would be stupid!) It's a large, quiet, welcoming space that makes me think of pubs in England/Wales/Scotland (though I've never been. Yet) Flights are five 6-ounce pours for $14. Way more brew than most offer on flights. But with a tap list this big, it's a really smart choice if you are uncertain. The aforementioned list is broken down by national style as opposed to beer style in general. So an Imperial Stout is under American while an Oatmeal Stout is under English. Not exactly straightforward to newbies but to the cognescenti it makes perfect sense. Few patrons are present on an early Saturday afternoon. Music plays quietly, not intruding into conversations. The Dead Monk is terrific, the Breath of the Dragon is solid. Tried 7 total before departure. Looking to return, perhaps for the D & D game?

Been coming here for nearly 20 years. Always a warm environment with excellent beers. By far the best selection of beer styles in Metro Detroit.

I hadn't visited since the opening of Dragonmead and I remembered it fondly and was not disappointed with my recent visit. They gave great small dishes for food, excellent service, and a really clean and nicely decorated establishment. Of course the main attraction is their AMAZING beer! Tried a flight and was blown away by Sin Eater and the Strabery Rhubarb. Final Absolution and Lancelots Cream Ale always great! I really want to visit on one of their D&D nights!

Fantastic selection of beers that are all very drinkable. They are known for their english, belgian and german style libations. The service was great and we both enjoyed our Erik the Red and Raspberry Wheat! We will come back!

Authentic true to style real beer. Just about any style beer you could think of, they do it well. English, Belgium, American, German. Bringing in my mug for some excellent beer. Still excellent! Outstanding, best beer around. 26 yrs strong. And still my favorite brewery.

I absolutely love Dragonmead’s beer, but as much as I would like to give it 4 or 5 stars, that is just not happening today, or anytime soon. I have not frequented in a while, and based on today’s visit, it will probably be a long while before I visit again. I walked in and it was not busy at all (a few people at the bar). The first bartender I saw did not even acknowledge me. Another one came out, and it still took almost 10 minutes for one of them to offer to get me a beer. They had friends at the bar that they were chatty with, and ignored everyone else. When I finally did get served, a gentleman entered a few minutes later, and went through the same ordeal. I don’t know if you have to be a millennial in order to be seen or what, but it was as if we were invisible otherwise. I literally watched one of the bartenders look at the guy next to me for a couple of minutes before asking him if she could get him anything, looking around as if she was hoping one of the other worthless employees would get him first. He and I ended up talking until I left. To make matters worse..... I purchased a Hop Passport at the beginning of the year, and when it was time to pay my bill, I was given a hard time about using it for one the beers I ordered. They told me it was only good for certain beers. I explained that I told the first girl that I had the Passport before ordering anything, therefore that should have been told to me from the beginning. Secondly, I explained that I had been to about a dozen breweries listed in the passport, and had not had any problem using it, no matter what I ordered. At this time, it was getting busier, and more staff had showed up. One of the people told me they were the sales rep, and that they weren’t going to participate in the hop passport next year because they didn’t agree with it. Poor business choice if you ask me. I understand maybe you don’t want people only coming in for that, but I have frequented this establishment plenty of times, and it’s nice to get a deal once in a while. Plus, I see it as an opportunity to get people who haven’t been there before a reason to come back. I am just thoroughly disappointed in this experience. I hope that someone cares, and thinks about making some changes. I wouldn’t hire or keep people like this in my business.

I had been wanting to stop at this place for a while. The beer is really good, I didn't try the wine though they have a large selection of a lot of things. The food menu is more bar snacks like but good. They even make all their own soda so my children enjoyed the visit as well.

It has been a while since my last visit but it's never to late to post a review. At first glance the front of the brewery doesn't look like much. The interior takes you by surprise and it's one of those moments that you can't judge a book by its cover. My favorite beer here is Eric the red.

Used to be a nice place to relax and unwind. Food options are severely limited and what snack food they have is really not worth the money. No waitress! Customers have to order their beer at the bar and their beer was mediocre cool and not cold. I should have just went to store and bought a bag of chips and dip and a six pack of beer. Men's bathroom had no towels Overall experience, very disappointing.

I have been to Dragonmede several times and have always really enjoyed myself here. I grew up down the street and lived near this brewery well into my late 20s. So it was a place that I frequented. I work nearby as well. I had this tagabrew from 2017, but I lost like 30 of them so decided to come back and collect this one. Eric the Red is one of my absolute favorite beers. They used to have trivia but I'm not sure now because like all breweries since covid, the hours are tight. It was their 25 year anniversary so I made sure I got a sticker. Always a very fun place. We will be back! Love the convenience of this location!

Great spot with a lot of space. The drink selection is vast and they have water and soda for those of us who don't drink. They do serve snack based food and have 2 dart boards with leagues on Wednesday's. They also have game nights for board games and others that seem to be fun. We were there for cards and had a blast! Great prices too! We will be back. **no iced tea

Recently visited Dragonsmead brewery to mix things up from our usual stop ins. I highly recommend visiting this place. They had a TON of beer choices (that they brew themselves), ciders, and cocktails with locally distilled spirits. The interior is unique and definitely themed appropriately. The bartender is friendly and knowledgeable. The only gripe I have is the lack of food options, but that's not really an issue. They also have maybe TOO many beers on tap. Maybe focusing on a couple less and improving or coming up with new creations could be in the future. Other than that, this place is great and I will return.

This is a worthy location for beer consumers along with 5 STAR knowledgeable STAFF/ SERVERs Hated to see the location off I-696 closed

One of the original craft brewers in MetroDetroit, known in the old days for assertive styles and still doing them well. On the service drive for busy 696, alongside a number of small industrial suppliers and small workshops. Small parking area. Inside is a long dark taproom with a short bar on one wall. They have snack type pub food all the time and different food options at peak time. I had the Friday smoked beef and it was good. The staff is nice, and the beers are good. The space is a little dark, and a little loud. They sell beer by the half pint, which is nice to taste a lot off the menu.

I bought a growler of final absolution. It leaked on the way home and I ended up with about 3/4 of my growler and the rest on the floor of my SUV.

Dragonmead is a great brewery with a delicious selection of beer. The location isn't fantastic, in an industrial looking building off the freeway. However, it does have its own parking lot with plenty of spaces. It's dim-lit inside, lots of brick, long corridor setup with short square tables, and plentiful seating. Dragonmead is Medieval, Knight, Dragon themed, and there are some nods to this theme with gargoyle statues, a knight's chair and a large mural of a dragon and lady, and other knightly decorations throughout. There is a bar when you first enter and they also offer table service as well. My favorite time to go is on Thursday nights when the Loaded Die hosts game night from 5 pm - 10 pm. I usually grab a beer at the bar when I first come in and start a tab and head to the back to find a game to get in. They have a pretty decent game library to begin with on a shelf in the back and on Thursdays when they have game night the host has a very extensive game library, pretty much any game you can think of. They also offer a raffle where you get raffle tickets for each beer you purchase and just for rsvping. I've won Exploding Kittens and another game in the raffle before. The main attraction is of course the beer. My favorite is Final Absolution but there are so many good ones here. Lancelot's Cream Ale and Guinevere's Golden Belgian are also delicious. Sin Eater, a decadent dark subtly sweet malty Belgian Strong is another favorite. I also really like the Killer Bee, a Belgian Trippel with honey flavors. The Ring of Fire, has a subtly spicy heat with hot peppers. I also really enjoyed the Elderberry Raspberry Wit, not overly sweet. They have a nice offering of IPAs, Belgians, Wheat Ales, Fruit Beers, and some meads, ciders, and wines to fit a variety of preferences. You can order beer by the pint, flight, and growler. A flight comes with five beers. You can choose your own flight or sometimes they offer a special. The last time I came, they had a light and fruity flight for summer for $9 with a couple IPAs, an Apricot, Raspberry, and Belgian Wheat Ale. I created my own and the beers in the flight were a pretty large size. They also offer a small food menu with waffle fries, chili, loaded fries, barvarian pretzels, a few sandwiches and mac and cheese. The chili and loaded waffle fries are very good. I had the turkey and jack grilled sandwich and it was also very tasty. Love their soft warm Barvarian pretzel sticks with mustard, honey mustard, and cream cheese dips. The mac and cheese was small and a little runny so that was probably the only miss that I encountered on their food menu. On Wednesdays they have a special offering of potato and cheese pierogi served with mustard and sour cream and they were super delicious. Their food menu is smaller and mostly small bar bites as opposed to a full meal. They also sell merchandise such as t-shirts, dog tag necklaces, stickers and beer cap earrings. Service is always very good. Even if you originally order at the bar, the sever easily finds you in the crowded bar to give you your food or beer and checks on everyone several times and remembers each person to present them promptly with the correct check, even when very crowded. It's kind of impressive. Overall, delicious beer, decent bar food, good service and always fun on game nights. I'll be back soon.

We can't think of a better way than to celebrate the Super Bowl than with our favorite beer! #killerbee #sineater #crownjewel #redwingraspberry

Went in to try the February flight. It was fantastic. There were 5 different craft beers.Erik the red , strawberry rhubarb wheat, chocolate raspberry port, imperial stout,and juggernaut double red. All very good . The winner of all was the strawberry rhubarb wheat , it was not super fruity. Nice smooth beer and I was surprised how good chocolate raspberry port was , a nice smooth taste. I had a pulled pork sandwich off the limited menu. The sandwich had the pork, Mac and cheese melted cheese on a pretzel roll. The server was really friendly. The only thing I wish that the food menu was a little bigger.

Food - Good: shrimp taco and bbq pork taco Brew - Good of course and subject to personal preference Decor - Basic: could do a whole lot more with the theme All in all, for the 30 minute drive, we wouldn't make the trip again just for the two of us.

First time visiting this place. It's not bad! Ordered final absolution beer and the Kansas City burnt ends-Well...they were mostly fat which is why the 3 stars. I expected a little bit more from my appetizer. Staff were nice and you really can't beat a $5 pint of beer on a random Wednesday. Check out the place, I recommend at least once!

Very welcoming and friendly place. Love that they make their own beer, mead AND pop so you have a lot of different choices. Also have a decent amount of food options for a brewery. For the longest time I didn't event know this place existed even though I have passed it numerous times. The signage is not really that clear that there is a brewery there but you should definitely stop in for a beer. And they have been there for 21 years!

Came in on a whim and tried the spring fling flight. We were not disappointed in the variety offered and also opted to make our own. They just added the Killer Bee (a honey ale) on 5/24, and I cannot get enough! The food menu is a little small but everything we tried left us wanting more. They offer a barrage of fantastic board games for entertainemt and if we were locals we would be here more frequently but will have to settle for visiting whenever we are in town.

Service was great. Me and my fiancé both got flights and the portions were very generous. We did not have to wait at all and I was very pleased with all of my choices. My fiancé had the brisket they offered that day and about bust a nut over the table it was so good. We will be back.

I really want to like this place, but I feel like they make it hard. They didn't used to offer food in the past and they have for a bit now, but the food is just okay. Initially I had heard they were the cooks from Lazybones, but I much prefer Lazybones food. Also for the beer and mead, it is only okay. I have not found anything I would order again. And with regards to the service, it is always bad. Either you are ignored by the wait staff and bartenders or they are rude to you. They mostly only have tables of 4 and they have signs all over telling you not to move them that they will if you need additional seats. However, when you ask them to move them for you, they act like it is a huge inconvenience. If you are looking for a local brewery, I would much prefer Kuhnhenn's or Falling Down.

Extensive (award winning) beer list! My boyfriend and I went to Dragonmead for a euchre tournament on a Monday night. Other than the tournament, it was pretty dead. The staff was friendly and the beer was unique and brewed well. They have flights - choose 5 beers or get the flight of the month. They also have a happy hour ($5 pints) from 3-7pm on weekdays. We will be returning to sample more of the beer list soon!

Definitely worth a stop in. They have some pretty interesting brews, and the owner (forgot his name) is a pretty cool dude. Plus, it's right off the highway.

My husband and I really enjoy going to Dragonmead. They have a huge selection of beers and the prices are great. We got a flight once with 6 decent size beers and it was only 10 bucks. They do not have a large menu but they do have bbq food now on certain days. We will be back soon!!

I told myself I wasn't going to review this place but I now am ... I will say that I am going to try and make it a point to return, though, because I think it's probably more deserving of a 4-star rating vs. 3 stars. I came here this past Monday as part of a board game Meetup - apparently they host a board game night every Monday, and it's quite popular, as many people attended. What's also pretty nice is that the winner of EACH game played gets a free drink token, with I think a 1-2 token limit per person per Monday. I walked in and started playing a game with a few new people. The waitress showed up quickly, to take my order, but when I told her I mostly like sweet drinks, and asked if she had any suggestions, she didn't seem super enthused ... she recommended 1 or 2 beers and that was it. I decided to order the cherry mead instead, as I've only tried mead a few times and it's usually pretty good. At first it kind of tasted a bit like cough syrup, but I enjoyed it more as I drank more of it. It was hard to flag down the waitress for my check when I decided to leave, but another of the board games people said I could actually pay at the bar, so I finally was able to grab the check from her there. I had heard a lot of good things about Dragonmead and I was kind of "eh" about this initial experience. The food menu did look fantastic, so I'd like to come back here and order some food and maybe another drink or two. But for now, this venue gets 3 stars from me.

Because of its decor inside, if Medieval Times (the dinner theater) were a brewery, it would be Dragonmead. Don't let the terrible location, the hit-or-miss service or the bad food keep you from here. We're lucky in Michigan to have quality breweries, and Dragonmead is a prime example. Their sampler flight is highway robbery. I hope no one who works there reads this and then jack up the cost. But I wouldn't complain. But five 6-ounce pours for $10.50? That's 30 ounces of beer! Of beer that all have a high percentage of alcohol! My friend and I split the samplers, and it was still more than enough. I only had a few sips of each one, and since I was driving it was enough for me! (Also a lightweight.) I'm not all-too-familiar with microbrews in general so I had a long time deciding, but that's the fun part. My favorites in order were: Final Absolution, Oatmeal Stout, Honey Brown, Russian Imperial Stout (which they only pour half because of the Bourbon Barrel) and Honey Porter. I love the little details here from writing down your drinks on a card so you know which beer is which to the little coasters. The food is basic bar bites that I'm assuming are all frozen reheats. I mean, the nachos are the exact same thing you get at sporting events or you know, in high school cafeterias, with the plastic tray with the warm cheese. But if you're drinking, you really don't care about the quality of food, right? Still, my cheeseburger was actually a double cheeseburger, the buns were right out of the fridge (warming it up would be nice) and ... I really do not want to know where the meat came from. Yikes. They also don't run your card if your bill is under $10. My friend and I split the bill and both used our cards (I know, I know), and they still ran it even though it was like, $9.75. So that was nice. I honestly think even non-beer lovers/drinkers will find something here for them.

My wife and I went here twice and loved it. The wine is really good and the beer is awesome. We should have stopped there. We went a third time and it was an interesting event.The first two times it was one bartender and she was great, the third time was a different person and she was terrible. We ordered drinks and were asked for our ID, no biggie as that's expected. My wife forgot hers in the car and had to go to the car to get it. While she's gone the bartender lectured me about getting a ticket, I apologized and said it was a mistake. When my wife returns the bartender obnoxiously lectures her on how it's illegal to walk into a bar without an ID....ok it was a mistake. She wouldn't let her order till she gave her whole speech. We sit at our table and she brings us a beer and flight of wine with hair in it. We ask for a replacement and she returns with a replacement wine WITH HER FINGER IN IT.....no joke, in the wine. We're bummed cause we'll never go back and we really enjoyed the place the first two times.

Conveniently located off of I-696 on 11 Mile, this is one of Warrens little gems. The decor throughout is appropriate considering the name of this Watering hole, from the wooden tables, the knights armor, the chainmail headpiece, to the broadsword displayed on the wall. This bar also has a modern touch with two LCD TV's. I came here because I wanted to try their mead (aka honey wine). Dragonmead is a microbrewery and they brew a lot of what they serve on site. They also have your major domestic as well as popular imports selection (they're still a bar after all), but most people go for the home brew and are regulars. My experience began with the Belgian Cyser Mead. A delicate mead, light and sweet with flavors of apple and honey. I was a little disappointed in this mead, I was expecting much more intensity in flavor and robustness. My next drink was the Cherry Mead. Now this was what meads all about! The flavor was rich and the finish was smooth and lasting. But be careful, at 12% abv, this stuff can get you wasted fast! While no kitchen was evident, they seemed to have teamed up with LazyBones Smokehouse, which serves an assortment of meats superbly complementing the medieval theme. From Chicken & Ribs to Sausage & Brisket, all your major protein groups are covered. I forgone the sauces to get the true flavours of their work, and the brisket was absolutely amazing! With a weekly menu featuring new concoctions in small batches, one will never get bored of this place. You'll be coming back for your old favorites and finding new ones. If you find a small batch brew you like be sure to let the staff know, if there is enough demand for it, it may just become a permanent item on the menu! My first 5 star review. Congratulations Dragonmead!

Beer selection was amazing... atmosphere was enhanced by there bar tender Jerry T....conversations was stimulating and informative....he seemed to know alot about many different topics! We went on a Tuesday..so their kitchen was closed other than cheese and other smaller items..he recommended delivery service which we did order from lazy bones and their burnt ends were juicy and tender...Taco Tuesday is also recommended...from Lazy bones...which we ate before getting a pick...Yum!

This place used to be amazing until the 30 something's discovered there was something besides Budweiser. Dragonmeads' beer is awesome. The clientele is not. Douchy know it all's. Go on the off hours.

Great brew, always has been. Getting a little expensive but worth it. At least you don't have to pay for parking like you must in the downtown areas and some of the other micro brewing companies. So that they were out of my usual IPA brew, they recommend a brooks and Dragonmead NE style ipa turns out that I might have a new favorite. I guess brewers from two companies joined forces and made it. Loved the citrus flavor and unfiltered beer.

I am a big fan of this place, but I love the brewery atmosphere. Their beers are better-than-average and their food is great too! I would recommend getting the beer sampler and some appetizers, play a few games (which they have a big selection on-hand) and relax for a couple hours just having some fun!

Kind of a 3.5. I'm more scoring this for the beer and not the more-than-shitty service. I'll do this review the fast, all over the place way. I came in with a couple people. The place was half full. First thing I noticed was a musky smell. Weird. And cloth on the chairs? What the hell. All to better absorb the wet beer farts, my dear! I got a sampler card to fill in what I wanted, while another got a Sin Eater. I finished my card, and waitress didn't come to take it, despite the fact she took other peoples' glasses and served to others. She even walked in my direction. Eventually, I got the attention of another waitress, who took my card and got me my drinks. I drank them, I left. Simple enough. I wasn't here long enough to get a great idea of Dragonmead, but I got a decent one. There are plenty of varieties of beers to choose from. I have had about 10 different Dragonmead beers, and they've *mostly* been good or better. The five I had here were all very good ones that I'd recommend if they're available: Juggernaut, Copper Shield, Bourbon Barrel Russian Imperial Stout, Oatmeal Stout, and Sin Eater. The service is a joke, as I've established, and it makes me wonder just how bad it would be when the place is full. Interesting aesthetic with some good beer, God awful service, and store bought food (though they allow you to bring in your own food and don't pride themselves on food in the first place).

1st time back in sometime. Avid brewery snob, the atmosphere was relaxed. It was game night so there was an array of eclectic characters. Usually an IPA drinker. Impressed that they had 5 varieties. Unfortunately we did not consume one we liked. The only beer we enjoyed was the Strawberry Rhubarb Ale. Which was delicious. The 3 star rating reflects the service or lack there of. We had to hunt down a server multiple times and left because we could not get service. To the point we had to go to the bar to check out. I hope their new place has better service.

One of my favorite breweries in metro Detroit. You can find a quality beer in any style you like. My first beer I had in my kegerator was from here which was good and bad. Good because the beer was amazing and bad because I drank wayyyyy to much of it.

Dragonsmead is one of my all time favorite spots. Great beer like its legendary Final Absolution or its evil brother Sin Eater and at least 20 others. The pub itself has dark wood, ambient lighting, decked out in armor and dragon decor and a few stained glass windows. Tip! Order a reveren fred and drink a final absolution while you wait for that dark nitrogin dispensed treat.

Great place and great beers. Kind of a weird location off service drive. We have concerns that they have too many beers on tap to use them up before they are stale or go bad. Today my beer is a little skunky. Husband beer is good. They added food to the menu. Good idea since most beers are high alcohol. Long story short, we love the place and come often. Most of the beers are excellent and award winning. Eric the red is my all time favorite.

Hands down, the best brewery in the Metro Detroit area! Always an amazing selection on tap, great service, and the food is top notch. The location is easy to get to from anywhere, and the team members truly know their beer. This is a must stop for anyone visiting breweries in the area.

Wow! This bar was completely unexpected and very cool. It was like walking into a cross between Harry Potter and dungeons and dragons. And, it was impressive how many beers they had on tab and how many awards they won exclamation cool this place started before breweries and craft beer was cool. As always, my boyfriend and I do not agree on pier types so he got the apricot wheat and gave it high praises and high remarks. Whereas I tried the New England a juicy IPA and was in heaven. We also ended up playing two games of darts and then enjoying a second beer. It is definitely unexpectedly cooler than what the outside shows

good staff and if you love to try new beers they have a wide variety from American style to Russian. Beer brewed on site so it's pretty fresh lol

Great selection of beers always. The staff is good and attentive for the most part. I've been in a couple of times now and they're almost always right on. I accidentally stumbled into a trivia night a while back and the service wasn't as good then, but there was a different vibe to the place while the trivia was running. I'm sure they're used to people wanting drinks in between rounds. Final absolution is a must!

We came in at 2pm on a Sunday and the place was empty, the hostess still took 5mins to get to us because she was scrolling on her phone. She seated us and then took forever to take our orders. She was also very rude! The food was lackluster and not much selection. The beer all tasted pretty flat. I think it is better when you go at night for activities or events, but my last visit was pretty lackluster. Two stars for being an interesting place and the food being average.

The hands down best beer at a Micro-brew you will find in the area, period. I've tried, Lord i've tried to find any other place that can match the amazing craft that these fine folks put together in this little tavern ensconced in a strip mall off the E-way next to a car repair shop. I just can't find better beer, and there are sooooooooooo many that there are a few I still haven't tried. Mind you, i've been coming here for a decade, only venturing out to sample what the others are up to and even though there are some hits out there, the misses outweigh them. But in the DragonMead, if you like a red, you'll like their red. You like a porter, have at it. Belgian style? All the way to 8 mile. There is no real food here, except on St Patrick's Day, then there is hella food here. Lazy Bones BBQ does a thing here on Tuesday, so if you want to eat when you come here, do it then. BTW, you can just call Lazy Bones or wherever else you like and they will bring food to you so you can eat at the bar, they don't mind. How cool is that? If you like to talk about beer, this is the place. If you like to drink beer, this is the place. If you want to act like you're at a regular bar, this is not, perhaps, your place. Did I mention they have cork dart boards? Suit's of armor? Stained glass windows? Come in and enjoy!

Stopped in for the first time on a pouring rain Saturday afternoon and the place was still busy, that's a good first sign. I've had many of their beers at festivals and other locations, but I wanted the source. I got a sampler of various beers (only $10.50 for five 6 oz glasses!). I tend to lean more towards porters and stouts but I broadened to include their Apricot Wheat and a German Weizenbock. The highlight of the sampler was the Bishop Bob's Holy Smoke. A Bamberg style Rauchbier that is made with smoked barley but a clean finish. Pair that with one of their sausage sandwiches and they fit better than two peas in a pod. I also got The Guido (chicken sausage with Parmesan cheese and grilled peppers), which served on a bun. It was overshadowed by the beer. The service was quick and they were very knowledgable about their beer, unfortunately that's not always a given going to a brewery. The location itself is not where you would expect, right off the service drive on 696 in a more industrial area. Lots of parking. The inside is seated like a typical restaurant with lots of space for larger groups.

The mead scene is out of control in Michigan. Dragonmead is really good at making meads that people want to drink. This was my first stop on the great Detroit Meadery tour of March 2014. So much crazy variety, lots of crowd pleasing flavors of mead to go along with the wall of beer taps. Not to be missed if you're a lover of craft beers and sweet, boozy mead with huge flavor. These guys won at the Mazer Cup this year for their cherry melomel, so it's no joke. Get your ass down there!

I was pleasantly suprised by the quality of beer here, as well as the top notch service. The taproom is really nice and inviting. I will definitely be back when I'm in the area. Can't go wrong with great beer, atmosphere, and service!

Love it. The wood/decor, the atmosphere, friendly & attentive staff, the food is delicious... and the BEER, oh lordy. Some of the best, rich darks/stouts/porters... etc. etc. But a huge selection of all varieties. Get a flight and try a few... you'll be hooked. I love nearby brewery Kuhnenns too, but Dragonmead gets the edge for larger variety, and I feel slightly better taste/quality. And atmosphere. Can't wait to go back!

Beers are very good. Final Absoultion is nothing short of wonderful! The Corktown Red is also very very good! Both are have great flavor, nice body, and are 99.9% of the time on the menu. Wine is tasty too. Only had it a few times, but what I had, I enjoyed. Food is limited, but they do allow you to bring in your own. Service..... :-/ Service is unfriendly most of the time. A few servers are really nice, and know what they are doing. If you get the older lady...good luck! Not only is she VERY rude, but she is slow...and down right bit@*y!!

Do not show up at 11 on a Monday even if Yelp says they are open. THEY ARE NOT OPEN!!!! Other than that, the beer is good, the bartender is awesome and helpful...the food is fine...the atmosphere is lovely. I'm a fan!!!

If you like craft beer this place is for you. You should simply leave any expectations for a beer and a good, decent or even tolerable meal at the door. The pizza isn't even Digorno quality and the dragon nachos were meh. The salsa was good but I get the same exact on from the local grocery store. Best of all their ice maker produces just "8 cubes at a time", they are raking in the coin with the specialty beer sales and should just step up their game in the cuisine dept.

Dragonmead has it all. Good Beer, A Huge Selection, and a Creepy dragon painting with a naked lady in the mens bathroom! Some of the beers are pretty mediocre. I feel like sometimes they focus on quantity over quality. The prices are can also be a bit steep for what you're getting. The sampler tray is a steal though. The service is usually pretty good, sometimes slower than it should be if they're busy, but the staff is always friendly. If it's on tap try the Ring of Fire. It tastes like fucking Nacho Cheese.

We've been visiting dragonmead for a few years they expanded their kitchen and now offer a limited menu however you still can order food from the outside and have it delivered huge varieties of beers to choose in wine staff is always cheerful and friendly a must stop and try

A nice brewery to visit. I've had many of the beers at festivals before, but this was my first visit, and I was surprised by how large the selection was. Something for everyone, including some ciders. Didn't try the food here but they serve snacks, appetizers and pizza.

LOVE IT Best beer around Award winning and uniquely flavored Cannot wait to go back because they are really good at what they do

If you like beer this is an A1 spot for sure, great quality and selection of beer (some of which is legendary) and they let you order delivery right to your table