Fisher Brewing Company

This place is the cats meow. The beer is amazing and beyond consistent. Service is top notch and the vibes are great. A younger 21 to 40 crowd on a Saturday night that gives this a super lively feeling. Prices are amazing. Cannot miss in SLC.

Coming from out of town, it's hard to get used to the draft beer laws in Utah. But this place has great character, outdoor seating, indoor seating. Sat on the roof and had a really nice few taster samplers.

Great atmosphere! Quite the selection of beers. Amazing place to spend with friends on a Friday evening

Cool spot with a great patio looking directly at the mountains! Flights were $10 for 4 beers. The hefe was the best but they had some unique styles as well.

Fisher Brewing Company in Salt Lake City is a gem, especially for dog owners looking for a winter-friendly hangout. Their heated patio is a game-changer, allowing you to relax with your pup even when the temperatures drop. The atmosphere is welcoming and laid-back, perfect for catching up with friends or unwinding after a long day. With limited dog-friendly spots in the area, Fisher stands out as a must-visit destination for those who love craft beer and quality time with their furry companions. The beer selection is excellent, offering something for every palate. Highly recommend this spot for its warmth, inclusivity, and great brews!

This place is great. We were deciding between here and another brewery with limited time before a flight and this was a great choice. BBQ food truck was solid. Vibe was awesome and chill. Merch is cool too. Beer was great, wish I could’ve had some more on draft but know that the law doesn’t allow above 5% so that’s not on them. Wish we knew about this place earlier! Would’ve stayed longer.

Highly recommend this brewery. Very welcoming. Great atmosphere with natural light and large outdoor area in the back. Great beer. Food truck was right out front. WiFi available.

Hard not to love this place from top to bottom. Great people, attractive merchandise, and of course plentiful pours of amazing beers. The new addition provides an excellent get away from the main room. Smokers are well housed in the heated lounge outside in the winter. Dog friendly (for friendly dogs) area between the main entrance and the addition. Staff is always happy to let you in the side door after checking IDs. Been coming here for what seems like ages now. The place is full of good memories, and friendly faces. Their merch is fantastic and always gets compliments. Great way to rep SLC.

We loved sitting on the large patio out back and enjoying the cool brisk Jun summer while sipping on some local craft brews. The service was good! They had a lot of options on tap and the woman behind the counter gave some great recommendations!

Really wanted to like this place. The fifth brewery I visited during my most-recent SLC stay, and this place just disappointed. The space is gorgeous, and the beer isn't bad, but the ambience and staff are pretty terrible - along with the fact that they do nothing to combat the flies in their establishment - they're literally everywhere. The "bartenders" were obnoxiously screaming and laughing with their friends (I assume because why would you act that way with patrons) so loudly that I had to put on headphones just to drown them out. Getting their attention to ask for a beer was like pulling teeth. Hire people that want to actually provide good service, put in fly traps and those doorway fans to stop flies from getting in, and then people might actually enjoy coming here. Won't be coming back here, as there are far better options very nearby.

A few things to say about this place let's start with that which is really good. I have a real fondness for beer that goes down smoothly. This is really well crafted beer and it goes down very smoothly. It's one of the best drinking experiences I've ever had that is this available where you can just walk in andhave a really high expectation that is fulfilled every time. The crowd is great' very friendly and attractive. I basically go out once a week for a beer at the end of a tough day. There's always one in each week at least right? I don't think that there's ever been in time when somebody has not in a really friendly way and without sexual pressure engaged in a conversation that wasn't totally nonsensical. I appreciate the beer and the crowd. Thirdly, They have this thing going with food trucks, which I really love. If you were to ask me if I were gonna become a fan of eating at food trucks, I would have laughed you out out of the room only a year ago. As a compliment to the beer, they have a different food truck out there every day sometimes two and some of these establishments on wheels produce some really great food. It's a feather in their cap so there's a lot to love here. However, I don't know if it's the owner or the manager, but I've seen him publicly eviscerate the owners or workers the food truck before because they forgot to bring things like straws or napkins with them. Look if that's not a cost that you want to incur and I can see where you're coming from maybe have a conversation with them not in public. It does not do your client any good to watch you dehumanize somebody head to toe and go stamping off back into the brewery. Both times I've seen it happen. It kept me away for a little while I mean, talk about a little black raincloud hovering over and otherwise great experience... That's the only thing I have to say.

We came in while visiting SLC after deciding to just pick one brewery to go out and try. We were really glad to have landed on Fisher Brewing because of the laid back and open atmosphere, the tasty cold beers, and the cool and shaded patio outside. Walking in we were served right away at the bar. I noticed, when visiting SLC, almost every bar would immediately card us when we walked in to ensure we were of age. I am okay with this but just be ready to show your ID before being sat or ordering. As Texans we are not used to the really nice and cool weather so we opted to have our beers outside under the sun. I liked the patio as there were several open and large picnic tables to choose from. I can see hanging out here with a large group of friends. I even grabbed some free literature of Utah music and arts culture and reads to keep me occupied as we sipped on our beers. Upon reading I noticed we were at the oldest brewery in Utah that has some rich history. I was amazed we happened to land on this spot for our day drinking. Besides having to park on the street a little further down that I had wanted (we were about a block away from the entrance) this spot was easy to find and get to. While we were here we noticed there was a crew working on the patio rooftop which I am sure is beautiful to see the mountains and spend a nice sunny day on drinking some local beers.

Continuing with a string of Mexican Lager beers I got the Cerveza. Not a bad Mexican Lager at all but not quite enough to push it over to five stars. The flavor features with this beer is lime, citrusy and a clean aftertaste. The brewery itself seems very popular! Lots of people here the night I went and it took a little bit of effort to find a spot with a enough clearing to hang out and enjoy my beer. The set up here us cool though and designed to take lots of customers but I am of the sort that likes more quieter and intimate places but still it was a good experience!

Overall not my favorite brewery in the area. Stopped by for a drink on a Wednesday afternoon. Smelt a little off to me and my buddy but staff was nice and we enjoyed our beer. Might try again on the weekend when it's busier.

A colleague of mine went there for a couple beers after a challenging week. A really cool industrial look, with a fantastic range of beers. I highly recommend it

All around the spot!! Rotating food trucks keeps it interesting and tasty. This trip we had the Big Red food truck and the Peruvian sliders were .. not to mention the tasty beverages. Thanks Fisher

Their sour is the best I've found in Utah... I've been on the search for a tart sour that comes close to the ones I'm used to in the Midwest since I 'moved here 6 months ago. Every sour I've tried prior to Fisher's just tasted like a fruity beer. I'm so glad I found one. They are perfect for a summer day. Aside from the sour, the atmosphere was great. I went on a Sunday afternoon. There was plenty of seating in and out. It looked like there were regulars parked at the bar. If you're hungry, they have a food truck parked outside. Service seemed relatively quick. I'm not sure about street parking, but there were plenty of spots to lock your bicycle up right in front of the place. I'll be back and I'll even try the other beers.

Great vibes every time I come here. I love love love their space, a big bar area and lots of large tables to share. Their patio space is also lovely and great for *almost* all seasons. In the colder months they put space heaters out and they actually do provide quite a bit of heat. This is my go to spot to bring out of state guests, because the space is so inviting and the people here are always kind. I personally am not a huge beer drinker, but I love to come here when they have some lighter beers like hefeweizens, sours, etc. on the menu. I recently tried their Lemonade Stand sour and really enjoyed it - it wasn't too sour/acid and was pretty light, and a pretty pinkish color. They rotate their beers fairly frequently and it's fun to see what they've added to the menu. Last time I was here they had a local seltzer from another brewery on tap as well. Their merch is some of my favorite brewery merch of all time, and their store has expanded over the years as the brewery has grown. The community that this local spot has attracted is one of its best qualities. The bartenders are wonderful, the people who are here always have a great vibe. They typically have a food truck outside featuring a different local food truck every day of the week for lunch and dinner and you can bring the food inside the brewery and enjoy a beer while you eat. I was here during a weekday afternoon recently and people were hanging out and doing work, which I'd never thought to do before! It's a really great atmosphere.

Very cool local spot with a lot of character. The staff is very friendly and attentive. There was a bit of a crowd at the counter but they are very quick. Outdoor seating is available and dog friendly. I got a few stickers (the fisher logo is really cool) and a growler to go back with me to California. The beer selection was not the best in my opinion but a good variety.

Dope little brewery in salt lake. Staff were very friendly and recommended some great brews. Lots of merch and very LGBTQ friendly! We had an IPA and the lady Brett. Both super delicious. Lots of nice outdoor seating as well.

This place is awesome! You will need to park on the streets. Beers are super tasty here and at a good price! $1 a sample flight, $3 for 10oz and $5 for a pint 16oz. Can't beat these prices! If you want food or snacks you will need to order from their food truck right out in front. You can bring the food inside to eat, but cannot bring your beers out to the front. They do have a back area for you to chill, eat, and drink.

I ran into one of the managers of Fishers Brewery who I at once thought was kind of a friend. I could not have been more wrong. Totally, my mistake. At first, she falsely claimed she knew nothing about the incident last September or October when I had 2 beers in the bar, read my book, and went outside to find a Porsche parked directly in front of a fire hydrant at such an angle so I could not leave. I was very concerned that even by driving at the highest level of precaution, I might bump this Porsche or the car directly behind me. I am an attorney. I was standing on the sidewalk and/or on the street. I knew I had the legal right to take pictures with my phone to show the reckless, grossly negligent way the Porsche was parked. There was no yelling going on inside or outside the bar that was within hearing distance. I was totally outside the bar. I have previously reported this incident here. A guy came running out of a side entrance ( not the main door) standing directly in front of me in a confrontational manner making child like movements to block me from taking pictures. He tried to claim I was drunk and could not leave. Someone finally came out and moved the Porsche and I slowly left. I had made no disturbance in trying to leave but was very visibly upset. The guy who came running out of the bar to block me from taking pictures did not identify himself. The next Saturday I went into the bar and was told I had to leave. People were staring at me. I suffered extreme mental and emotional distress. The guy who told me to leave said he was a co-owner of the bar and that I had disrespected his partner, who apparently was the guy who never identified himself. I told him that I did not know who the guy was who confronted me.Therefore, there was no disrespect meant for the bar. He caused the disturbance, not me. The manager I ran into today at first acted like she had no idea what I was talking about then suddenly she seemed to have detailed information from her bosses. She claimed a political debate had occurred at the bar that night. ( So, what else is new?) Somebody amazingly and purportedly thought that while I was on the sidewalk taking pictures of a Porsche illegally parked, I was yelling about the political debate ? This is totally disingenuous and fabricated. No yelling was occurring outside the bar or inside that I could hear when I was trying to leave, taking pictures, or any other time except maybe the guy who yelled confronted me. I told this woman this was bull shit. So, now it may be, I don't know, that a mysterious candidate for a political position had such high sociopathic behavior to park their Porsche to block the patrons of the bar from leaving. Or was it the co-owner of the bar who owned the Porsche? This is a classic tale of people gaining a certain level of business success and stepping on other people without fear of consequences.

Very friendly and prompt service. Casual, chill industrial brewery vibe (a bit loud inside). The beers are awesome! We loved every one we tried. The Hefe is delicious! Perfect balance of banana and clove and light enough to have several rounds. The Holy Coyote West Coast Pale Ale (my favorite) is perfect for the gin and IPA drinker. The juniper and floral notes come through strong but flex with a velvety smooth finish. The Rye Cream Ale is complex but surprisingly light. The Kolsch is exactly what you want in that style; crisp and comforting.

Cool place for the younger drinking crowd. There's an outdoor patio where dogs and smoking are allowed (but not smoking dogs-don't make it weird). The tables outside are wooden picnic tables and they fill up fast, so get there early. Inside, there is more seating, but it tends to get pretty loud. Since Fisher is mostly about beer, they offer rotating food trucks to provide a variety of food options. You can purchase it outside and bring it in to pair with the drink of your choice. The bartenders are knowledgeable and were great at recommending something that I would enjoy, not being a beer person.

The wait staff is always very friendly there and the beers are very good and not bad for a $6 price point. I like the decor of the place too.

Love coming to Fisher with friends and also appreciate that they allow dogs outside on their patio. They have a rotating assortment of food trucks parked outside each day so you can always grab something to eat while enjoying their tasty beers. Bartenders are super friendly and the space is getting larger as they are taking over the space next door. The back patio is nice, but my only wish would be that smoking would not be allowed outside on their back patio. In the spring and fall, it is really nice to sit outside, but you will be bombarded with smoke even if you are not seated right near people who are smoking. Cool Fisher hats, shirts, stickers, etc... for sale in the little area in the front when you walk in. Great for gifts!

As soon as you enter you're greeted by a warm and welcoming ambiance and a laid-back vibe. Whether you're seated at the bar or in one of the comfortable lounge areas, you'll feel right at home as you soak in the relaxed atmosphere. The star of the show at Fishers Brewing is undoubtedly the beer. The brewery takes pride in crafting a diverse range of exceptional brews that cater to all palates. From hop-forward IPAs to rich and flavorful stouts, each beer is brewed with meticulous attention to detail and a commitment to quality. Whether you're a fan of traditional styles or adventurous experimental brews. The knowledgeable and friendly staff at Fishers Brewing are always eager to share their expertise and guide you through the beer menu. Whether you're a seasoned beer aficionado or new to craft brewing, they will help you find the perfect beer to suit your taste preferences. Their genuine enthusiasm for their craft creates an engaging and educational experience that enhances the overall visit.

I finally made it this popular place of revelry and hipness. Despite my mustache and occasional manbun, I'd never actually been here. Friday night had the place packed with the crowd it's known for, but folks were friendly and seats weren't impossible to find. The food truck out front provided a nice base layer or afterthought to their wide selection of beverages. I enjoyed all the beers I sampled, and appreciated that they stuck to traditional beer bases with their own twists, and not over thought "creative beer concepts". I can't wait to go back and try more, and I'll update here when I do.

This is a fun and good local brewery. Città Pale Ale and their Fisher Pils are my favorite

Awesome place to just hang on the patio and chill. Great brews, creative selections but some old stand by's if your just looking for a cold beverage. Didn't sample the food, but a food truck was just outside the joint if you were hungry. Definitely will be back!

Great service!!! I loved the variety and selections available! I will definitely be going back!

Awesome brewery in SLC! The Lemonade Stand sour was our favorite. Easy street parking. Cool indoor and outside patio area. Friendly bartenders and customers. I will definitely be back if I'm ever in SLC.

Came here one weekend for a drink. I've always heard about this place but never got a chance to go. So after brunch, my friends and I decided this is the best place to be. Their indoor seating is none existent anymore, but they do have a new outdoor seating. We went in February when it was still pretty cold outside, but the outdoor patio area was perfectly warm that you don't feel it. Best part about their outdoor seating, it's very friendly for dogs. Highly recommend this place.

Full disclosure: I have not had the beer here. I know, I know, what's the point in a review, then? But I just have to give Fisher a shout out for great customer service! I'm getting my father in law a bunch of tee shirts from local breweries for Christmas, so stopped by Fisher right when they open at 11am on a Saturday. As the only customer, I was able to park right out front along the street. They have merch in an alcove next to the register, with about 15 different shirts (colorful printed button downs too!), hats, mugs and glasses, and even socks! Their style is pretty hipster, but not in a bad way, and they had some cool designs. The hostess checked my ID, and remained nice even when I questioned her if that was necessary considering I wasn't drinking anything (I realized I (unintentionally) sounded snarky as it came out of my mouth, but too late, and she remained unperturbed). Utah, amirite? As I was checking out, I noticed their two beer chocolate bars in collaboration with The Chocolate Conspiracy, yas! AND they had Fisher glasses filled with beer caramels. What a perfect gift! I snatched some up to add to my collection of tee shirts, and just hope I can steal one once the gift has been opened. Fisher is a newer brewery, but are already a local favorite with many dedicated fans. Their aesthetic is great, and this space is pleasant and attractive, with a large bar area, moodily lit and featuring loads of lovely dark wood. There is outdoor seating, and they have different food trucks available so you can make a whole event of your visit here.

Great atmosphere, staff & beer, did I mention the food truck? Mega hotdogs the day I was there!

This place gets crazy busy even for a Sunday evening. Granted it was Labor Day weekend, but I was bar hopping around town and this place was the "littiest!" There's a food truck right outside that changes every week for you beer drinkers! I ordered the beet saison and it was amazing! If you love beets like I do, you'll love it too. It has a strong presence of the vegetable root and the dark red color pops too! You can sample 2oz of beer for a $1.00 and you can only have a couple of samples at a time. It's a Utah law thing. There's plenty of seating inside and out so it's great for groups. It's downtown so parking can be a little hard to find unless you park a few blocks down. We walked here from TF Brewery, another great stop to check out if you're in the area.

Cool spot- Good beer! Not the best place to catch a game as tv's could be better- BUT it is an awesome place to hang out and socialize.

Super solid. Came here as a place to meet up with coworkers and it ended up being the perfect spot. Great ambiance, ample seating, and not pretentious. They have a decent selection of beers and I loved the outside seating area. The pricing is super reasonable too at $5 a pint and I really enjoyed the Brother's Brown Ale. There are only 2 reasons why this isn't a 5-star review: 1. I'm a person who doesn't like that much head on my beer. One of my rounds had a bit more than I liked, and when I asked the bartender to give me a little bit less he responded with, "That's just how we pour it". Okay, sick, but would it kill you to give it to me the way I like it? 2. The soap in the bathrooms is deeply unnerving. I like an exfoliant as much as the next person, but soap that comes out as an unscented, grainy white substance is not my personal ministry. Overall and with above concerns aside, I had a good time. The food truck out front was solid and I appreciated that it was an option when my group got the munchies later in the evening. If you can make it past the sass and the soap for some quality beers, I'd highly recommend Fisher Brewing.

One of my favorite places for a patio beer! They are dog friendly and there's usually some cute pooches to hangout with as well. For food they have a rotating food truck on site that's always tasty. They had this one Somalian cuisine truck that I forgot the name of but was so good! I visited once earlier in the pandemic and they have opened up more and have some seating available inside but you still order at the back patio window. They also have good wifi!

My husband and I had about 2 hours to kill on Sunday for my son to finish his soccer practice so we ended up going here. This beer hall is great. It has a backyard with tables, heaters, a big screen. The inside looks very clean. They have a food truck for those that may need a snack. They do scan your ID at the entrance.

Great beers and great prices at $5/pint. The brewery itself is also a great place to hangout. The white pale ale is incredible!

Dog friendly outdoor area! I repeat: Dog friendly outdoor area! Plus good beer, good merch, and great ambiance.

What a cool & amazing place with the BEST BEER GARDEN, delicious, creative beers (something for everyone), and the nicest staff around! Our first night in SLC, and there were so many five star breweries in the area we weren't sure how we were going to choose! So happy we landed on this one, thanks to another Yelper who called out the amazing outdoor space. We are not quite ready for going mask-free indoors, so we were looking for a place to drink beers outside, and Fisher Brewing's covered heated patio might be the best winter beer garden I've ever been to! I wish we had something like this back home in Minneapolis. We were perfectly comfortable beneath the giant overhead heating element which spans the length of the building, and if it gets colder, they are happy to light more patio heaters. Best of all were the employees. So friendly, knowledgeable and willing to share their favorites so we could decide what to try. And Steve (I believe one of the owners) came outside to chat with us, which is how we found out this was the oldest brewery in SLC, and they re-booted it, very fascinating. That explains why their awesome logo has a retro vintage look. We had 2 flights and got to try 7 of their taps, and they were all wonderful. We especially liked the Irish nitro stout (actually gives Guinness a run for its money), the Kolsch and the Gose (exactly what you want Kolsches and Goses to taste like) and the Cherry Lemon sour (not too sweet or too sour). We took away FIVE crowlers, 2 that were limited release, can-only, super creative Belgian sour that we can't wait to crack. Even though car space is at a premium this trip, ALL these babies earned their spot! I only wish we were staying longer so we could return. Go here immediately!

Casual brewery pub with a relaxing ambience. Food truck available outside for bites to accompany the tasty beer.

Good beer! Lovely view & good patio space. Only stopped in for drinks but really enjoyed the vibe. Dog friendly, food trucks, nice merch. Would definitely stop by if you are close enough if you are in or stopping through SLC!

This place was really cool. Not right downtown so less crowded. You couldn't drink inside because of COVID but the outdoor area is awesome with huge heaters. They had a lot of beers to choose from and their swag was so cool. I wouldn't miss this spot if you're in Salt Lake City.

This microbrewery has the best selection and tasting beer in Salt Lake City. Try a flight of beer of your favorite tastes. You will be impressed. It's a lively crowd on Friday nights with different food trucks.

I love this place. Great bear selection, ample seating, helpful bartenders, and rotating food trucks! The prices are really good and they have ample parking. I've never been at a time I wasn't able to find a seat but also it's pretty lively especially on game days. I would highly recommend. Also they will fill a growler from any local brewery for just $10! Such a steal!

The backstory of the brewery is great, and the place knows what it wants to be. It's a perfect place to stop in, relax and have a beer. So far, that's similar to other local breweries. What what really sets thing apart is the hand pulled English style cask beer. I haven't seen this outside of trips to England. I'm sure it exists other places, but not that I've seen in Utah. Today it was a nice porter. They also put tap beer in individual cans, and seal the cans. That's very cool. Stop by on your way to a picnic and have some beer canned for you. Although I didn't take advantage of it, the side patio is dog friendly.

Love this brew joint. Love the history and the beer. would recommend to anyone visiting SLC or living local.

I visited Fisher Brewing for a quick flight on a Monday evening. The bartenders were friendly, and I had no issue finding a table. All of the beers I tried were good. Among the four I tried, the coffee stout and lemonade stand sour were my favorites. (I'd wanted to try the beet saison I'd seen in other reviews, but they were out.) The seating area is nicely done and was made us in a very cute way for Christmas. The place wasn't too busy or loud, so it seems like a good place to have a conversation. Overall, a solid brewery.

Great beer and the barkeep Anna, is the friendliest in town! Loved the Nitro and hazy. Great bar and venue. They also have a great swag store!

Very popular place on a Wednesday night. Came into town for work but heard from a few locals that this was the place to be! Had a couple IPAs and got some work done on my laptop. Great brewery stop if you're around SLC

I tried a few different breweries while in Salt Lake this time, and this was my favorite. There's something to be said about being limited to near-beer, because it allows you to try a lot more. I liked everything. Gato Negro was the best, I think. Black Pale (?) that actually tasted like a Black IPA minus the booze (21st Amendment's "Back in Black" is like 6.7%). Very impressive. I like that they offer different sizes. I know it's illegal to give away beer in Utah, so having cheap tasters really should be a must for any brewery here. The space felt a little like a bottling plant with a bar. It opens up to the street, which was nice. They're also pretty big on their merch, with a big display right as you walk in. Lots of crowler fills.

This is coming from a guy who wasn't a big fan of Utah beer because of the restrictions forced on it by state law. I like my beer fresh and from the tap. They have crafted a product that is amazing and are a great group of guys. If your from Salt Lake City or out of town this is a great choice for a beer and lunch they have a different food truck every day. I haven't had a bad beer there ever. If your

Breweries have been a hard business to consider during quarantine but now that Utah is in "yellow," there are more options. Fisher is a brewery that I have wanted to go to since I moved to this area! I have seen the logo before and thought "I gotta go there!" My BF and I stopped by to grab some brews before heading to Liberty Park for a social-distanced picnic! They had a great deal- 32 oz cans for only $6! What a steal!!! All staff were wearing PPE. They had their front walkway set up with a register and merch! It felt so welcoming and I can't wait to stop by there when this is all over! They had great recommendations for flavors and honestly there Witness Wit beer was divine. We also picked up a Sour and are gonna crack it open this weekend! Can't wait taste! See you again soon!

This is the brewery to go to in Utah! I've been going to this brewery since they opened up 5 years ago and I cannot get enough of it. I can honestly call this place my home away from home. You will feel like family every time you come here.