Fulton Beer Taproom

I really enjoyed this place. The bartender was friendly and knowledgeable. Hazy was really good. Location was nice. I would definitely recommend this place.

I had a private event this weekend, and I am so thankful of how smooth and stress-free it felt with all the help that Adrian, kitchen and bar staff provided. Definitely recommend hosting your event at Fulton!!

Good beer, cool setup, very friendly staff, and the bbq chicken flatbread was fantastic!

This place is amazing from when you walk in to when you hit the bar. Live music always and fun selections in tap to enjoy 😉. Make sure to get the Fulton Street tacos and ask for extra hot if you want that good flavor. I Aldo recommend the cheese 🧀 burger 🍔 meatloaf sandwich 🥪

This is a pretty decent brewery. They have a huge seating and some nice beers in the menu. They have nice board games onsite for public to have fun. The place is maintained well and serviced quick.

After hitting 2 breweries before here, this was our last spot before flying back to Florida and my favorite place for a beer. Both the bartenders were very friendly and outgoing. I loved the way they categorized their beer boards. We were served by a man that went by “G” and he was delightful and gave honest opinions. This establishment offers food (we did not eat) indoor and outside patio (mostly covered) seating. I had the cacao war & peace imperial coffee stout and my girl had the Shandy. Both very happy with our visit. Loved that they had booth seatings and summer camp picnic vibe seating. Very spacious and appreciated the ambiance.

Didn’t like my first beer but really enjoyed the 2nd one. Atmosphere was decent and nachos were good. Nice location close to downtown and Target Field.

Upscale-looking taproom, not a very wide selection of beer (though at least one of them is quite tasty), as they seem to be more focused on hard seltzers. It's difficult to rate the beer (or seltzer) because they aren't doing tasting flights. The staff is very helpful, and knowledgeable about product.

We stopped by on a Saturday and they were busy. There was a derby of some kind going on with lots of cheering. We had no trouble ordering and they told us we could order as many small beers as we could carry when we asked about flights. That gave us a laugh but I really liked the option of the smaller glasses. There was a game on and as we sat and watched they just got busier. We chatted with some friendly people and it was a really nice time. There was food you could order which looked good but we had already eaten. When the weather is nicer it looked like there was a large area to sit.

Fulton Brewery is an absolute gem! From the moment we stepped inside, we were greeted with warmth and a vibrant atmosphere. Their selection of craft beers is outstanding, with something to please everybody. The staff is incredibly knowledgeable and friendly, making the experience even more enjoyable. The brewery itself has a fantastic layout, perfect for hanging out with friends or meeting new people. Whether you're a local or just visiting, Fulton Brewery is a must-visit destination for any beer enthusiast. I can't wait to return and try more of their delicious offerings! The pintwood derby was going on when we visited and it made the experience louder but fun!

Modern brewery in the middle of town that had plenty of people inside on a Wednesday night. Despite many of the tables being taken, there were still seats at the substantially sized bar in the back. Giant draft list up top sorted by style, which also includes hard seltzer if that's your thing. Tried the "Hop Kingdom 300" ($7) first - fantastic full flavored hoppy ale with a crisp finish. Very simple and hard hitting IPA overall. Followed this with the "Coffin Dodger" ($7) - a dark lager that has a burnt finish. Not as good as the first beer, though alright to slowly drink. Bartenders weren't swamped for the nights so it was easy to order. Seems like there is a small food menu here as well if needing bites.

We had such a fun tailgate at Fulton before the Drake vs. SDSU game at Target Field! You can often find paid street parking nearby, and it's a great spot to go before a baseball game with its close proximity. I hadn't been here in a while, and was pleasantly surprised with the space inside! A large bar with three folks serving drinks, a lovely outdoor patio with tons of seating, plenty more seating inside, and a cozy back area with booths. There are some pinball games and other fun additions that make this a great place to meet friends. I especially appreciate the wide variety of seltzer drinks they offer! As a gluten free gal, I'm always wary of meeting up at breweries since I'm not always sure they'll have something I can drink. I loved the variety of flavors they offered, and opted for the tiki drink (higher ABV than the others)! It was packed when we were there for the tailgate, so my only knock would be that the small number of women's bathrooms made for quite a line. But otherwise, great service and drinks!

Great selection of blondes, the best Blondes are found at Fultons. Don't go anywhere else. Even better on tap. Try all the flavors and you'll fall in love with light beers (ditch the doors or bud light especially) after drinking blondes at FULTON. The food is good food for drinking. Don't expect any spectacular but good enough when your drinking and having a good time. Service was awesome when we went. Will go back for the Blondes!!!!

Good beer, cool setup, very friendly staff, and the bbq chicken flatbread was fantastic!

Went to Fulton Brewery for their Mini Holidazzle! I had the blueberry Fulton Narc (sparkling THC water) which was good. We also had nachos, a walking taco, and pulled chicken sliders. Everything was good except for the pulled chicken sliders, I would not reccomend them, we should have gotten the pulled pork sliders. The ambiance of Fulton was fun!

This was our last stop on the 2022 pub pass tour. We were headed there before a Timberwolves game. Our plan was to park there, have a beer and snack, then get back in the car and park nearer to the stadium. Traffic was awful, so we parked in our regular spot and hiked the mile to the brewery. You can take the skyway from LaSalle parking to about 3 blocks from the brewery so it worked out well. I got the Snow Emergency stout which seemed appropriate given the weather and traffic. I also had the pork street tacos on corn tortillas which were very good. You get three tacos but no sides so I suggest you also order some chips and salsa to share. All were good. The walk to Target Center was easy and the Wolves won so great night.

Still one of the best taprooms and even better since the remodel. Pro-tip: not only is their beer amazing but their nachos are even better! Don't miss them! They even have NA options too, perfect for this pregnant gal to still enjoy the space and taste. A definite spot to put on your radar and minneapolis staple brewery!

This is a pretty decent brewery. They have a huge seating and some nice beers in the menu. They have nice board games onsite for public to have fun. The place is maintained well and serviced quick.

Fulton's makes the best Minnesota beers I've tasted in my quest to taste as many as I can, which explains why they are so busy. However, if you go pre-game, if you want a beer, get there 2 hours early or be prepared to do a lot of standing in line. This place would be 5 stars if they could figure out a way to serve the crowd they know they are going to get on game days. Also, there is no happy hour on game days - their website needs an update on that little point, or you might be deceived into thinking they have deals they don't really have. We ordered from the "game day" menu - tacos and nachos - and both were excellent, not only the best MN beer but also the best brewery food I've experienced. Deserves five stars, easily, except that we couldn't get served a second beer because the line at the bar was out the door and not moving.

My girlfriend and I stopped in here before a show at the Fillmore, and we were pleasantly surprised to see that was a great idea--Fulton does a deal where, if you show them your tickets to a show at the Fillmore that night, you get $1 off each beer you purchase. We had no idea going into the brewery that was a thing, so that was a nice little revelation, and they apparently do it for every show at the Fillmore (a shrewd marketing tactic if you ask me, especially with how close it is to the venue). After we got our beers, we each ordered a meal. My girlfriend got a BLT sandwich with some coleslaw, and I got a Chicago-style hot dog with chips for the side. The hot dog was delicious, and I wouldn't consider myself someone who gets hot dogs a lot when we go out, but the description was just too good. It was loaded with creamy cheese sauce, bacon bits, and green onions, and it was the perfect pre-concert food to get my stomach ready for some beers at the Fillmore. (This was also back in August when we went--looking at the menu now online in December, it looks like the food has completely changed, so that says to me the kitchen is dynamic and the menu is pretty fluid, and the options they have now look just as amazing as the ones they had back in August). So, if you're looking for a place to grab an actual bite and not just bar food, this place is perfect for that. Another great aspect of this brewery is the space itself--there is a very large indoor area with many smaller and larger tables, and there's a big outdoor patio that is perfect to sit at in the summer when it's not too hot. We started on the patio, felt the sweat starting to form on us from the hot August sun, and headed inside to finish our meal and beers. The patio overlooks 6th Avenue and the Fillmore across the street, and it would be a perfect place to hang out with your friends on a cooler summer or autumn night. There's also a street entrance directly to the patio, so that's always nice as well. The beer was solid--we got one pint of the Chill City Chugger Shandy, which is basically their flagship beer with a bit of lemonade in it, and a pint of the Star Tribune Extra Extra!, a decent pale ale. Both went down very well with the food, and neither of them were heavy, something we appreciated for the summer season and the hot weather. They also had a 6-pack of their non-alcoholic beer, which I picked up for home (I try to not drink as much at home compared to when we go out, and NA beer is an easy way to practice that mantra), and, for an NA beer, it was a pretty good brew. When I'm in town next, I'll be picking up another 6-pack to put in the fridge next to the usual Athletic cans. And finally, the staff--staff is what can make or break a place and your experience with it, and the staff here were awesome. They were knowledgeable, funny, and personable, and they were helpful when we were trying to figure out what to order with their suggestions. The people who came around and cleaned up the tap room stopped and spoke with us several times as we ate our meal, and all of them had laid back attitudes and were super polite. I felt extremely welcome at the brewery, and kudos to Fulton for hiring such awesome workers. Make sure you tip them well when you visit!

Had an event here today and it proved to be a great space. There staff is super friendly and provided great beer knowledge bombs. The mainstay is the Sweet Child of Vine and a close second is the more potent "300" which is delicious and packs a boozy punch. The Hazy was very average (pictured). Also a great place to go pre-Twins game.

Awesome brewery. Plenty of beer and hard seltzer options. The hopped seltzer was my favorite. The chicken tacos were delicious as well.

If you're in Minneapolis, Fulton is a local must try! I love their beer and was excited to finally try out the brewery. They have a lot of beer choices so I could step away from my class I favorite Sweet Child of Vine. Big space with a nice patio. In a very happening neighborhood so you can hop around from place to place. Fulton also has an impressive food menu even though we weren't hungry when we went. Everything you could ask for in a brewery! We'll be back to the local favorite!

Great place to grab a brew. Patio is great on nice days. Tacos def hit the spot. Walking distance from The Fillmore. Great place to grab a drink before a show. Parking can be hit or miss. Great staff great vibes.

Tried Fulton brewery yesterday for the first time. Very disappointing all the way around. #1 only one size beers and a bit high priced compared to other nearby breweries. I like the option of a tulip or a pint. #2 Bartenders have NO personality at all, no small talk, all business, "what do you want?" #3 Ordered the bavarian pretzel, arrived burned, great tasting cheese/mustard dipping sauce, but still could not cover the burned taste of the one end of it, $7.00 is too much to pay for a burned pretzel and as it was delivered I said yuk, its burned and was told that's how they are. No way, I have ordered pretzels at many other breweries and never had it burned. Stopped at Modist Brewery right up the hill, delicious beer, packed everyone was having a good time unlike the 6 people down at Fulton. Now I know why they had only 3 full tables and Modist had no open seating left. We won't be back.

Really good!! We stopped to get a stamp from our Pub Pass. Both we got were really good. Nice crisp light beer. And very cold- even better! BEAUTIFUL patio and ambience! I do love that they have a small good menu as well! Will stop again.

Minneapolis beer drinking for the hipsters. Food trucks included. The IPAs and stouts are delicious. For some reason, they don't offer a tasting flight, but they let me sample as much as I wanted. The venue has inside and outside seating in a very hip part of town. It was a great place to sit and relax with friends and beer in the patio.

Didn't like my first beer but really enjoyed the 2nd one. Atmosphere was decent and nachos were good. Nice location close to downtown and Target Field.

Hipstery little brewery. I was visiting from out of town but I felt like I was back in my corner of Fishtown in Philly. I really enjoyed the beers and they had a large selection, I should have tried more! The only downside, which I guess is my fault, is that there wasn't a really solid vegetarian option. They only had a salad which had the most bizarre vinaigrette dressing (it was the consistency of mustard? maybe it's a midwest thing...). I'd definitely recommend this place for beers but maybe find something else if you are a vegetarian looking for a hearty meal.

Wow the owner must have read and listened to my review. Was hesitant on returning, but was in area for Keith Urban concert at Target Center.#1 sign was gone with prices. #2 The Specter t shirt is now $20. I bought it and was pleasantly pleased. Different worker at the front who was super nice.

Great beer. Really judgemental workers if your not sure what flavor of beer or what your request for food are. Don't like being a burden to people hired to make others experience fun. We ate as fast as we could since we ordered and left. Not a fun place.

Whoever orders the soap for the bathroom needs a fat raise. By far the best smelling restroom soap I've ever smelt. Oh, and the paper towels they provide...thee highest quality. Love how I don't have to rip off 10 sheets just to dry my hands off. If you're ever in the market for a good #1 or #2, I definitely recommend this place!!

Great brewery. The staff couldn't have been more helpful and friendly. Taking time to explain and let our group taste until we all figured out what we wanted. The feel of the place was cozy even though it is a big space. Love their logos and merchandise. We can't wait to go back.

Great brews, great people! Oh, and they have a Jake Owens look alike bartender! They also have outdoor space that has live music. Super cool here! Update: Nicole is one badass, knowledgeable beer tender and Paul is one badass human being that makes the whole place work

Strong, bright, and hoppy IPAs and fun taproom in downtown Minneapolis. Meatloaf burger with chips and pickled vegetables made for a tasty dinner. Taproom is a bit loud and often busy during event days for sports in the city. Expect to see a huge blackboard of beer options, most of them leaning into hops bitterness. Hopstar is a superb session IPA with hints of juiciness to mellow out the dank hops. Lonely Blonde is a popular light ale with a sincere nod to German wheat tone. Double Dry-Hopped 300 IPA is a fine, citrus hops-leaning IPA that still has a hint of malt sweet back there.

Listen. We are Fan's of Fulton - have been for years. Consistently great beer and great people who work there. It's always a pleasure to stop in the taproom. Maybe a lesser known fact is that the food is awesome too! We had the Brazilian tacos (with pork) and they were spicy and amazing! The chimmichurri is outstanding and a total home run. The tortillas were a little thicker than the usual taco - which I appreciate because I'm not a fan of double tortillas on a taco. I'd love to post a picture of them but they were so good that we immediately devoured them. #sorrynotsorry Go get some beers - and a taco or 12!

It has an industrial look, in an industrial area, and almost underneath an industrial size freeway ramp; you can't get much more industrialized than that. Plus it's an industry, as they actually produce a product here. Their beers can be found all over town (the Fulton Lonely Blond and Sweet Child of Vine are ubiquitous), but it's nice to go to the source. I personally would prefer the beers at most of the other area breweries, but it's still way better than any macro-brew.

Great beer with even better location. Perfect pre game spot before a twins game. Nice patio for the warmer months as well. Always a food truck in the parking lot. Currently drinking the Hopstar. Very tasty. Also they have Heggies pizza!

Great brewery and great beer. Loved our visit here. The outside seating area is great and we loved having live music. The inside has a cool ambience and big open space with projector tv. Barely two blocks from the Twins stadium so it's great for after a game. Nothing not to love. Minus one star for closing early on a Sunday after the Twins game.

Fulton is one of the OG craft breweries around Minneapolis, and the maturity of their beers shows it. I mean, I've been enjoying their Farm Girl saison for years now, whether by the bottle or on tap back when they used to be like, the only local craft brew a restaurant/bar would have on tap (along with Surly). Despite that though I have only been to the tap room twice now, mostly just due to its location (metered street parking downtown uggg). That being said, they really do have a great location, especially if you live in the sodosopas around it or are leaving early after getting tired of watching the Twins lose, as we did. The outdoor seating is plentiful and has a couple levels, and their in-house kitchen/trailer is parked onsite. It was a damn near perfect end of summer night when we ditched the Twins game and decided to end the evening with a couple not-ballpark-priced brews and food. The taproom itself was damn near empty but that patio was hoppin. My husband ordered a west coast IPA and I ordered their brut IPA collab w/ Left Hand Brewing (which is a fantastic brewery out of CO). We each ordered a specialty hotdog, then grabbed our table # and beer and enjoyed the patio. The beers have always been solid and there's usually something on tap for everyone, from hoppy IPAs to lighter saisons to dark high ABV barrel aged brews. This was my first time ordering food and I gotta say we were both impressed by the hotdogs. I don't remember the name of mine but it was topped with blue cheese, sautéed onions and peppers, served on a rye bun with chips. Perfect. One of the servers was patrolling outside and was quick about grabbing empty glasses and trays. Definitely a staple in the craft brew scene of MN and would call it one of the must stops for any CB enthusiast/snob or whatever we're calling ourselves these days.

I love craft beer so naturally I enjoy going to the Fulton taproom. This is a really cool space with a ton of indoor seating and outdoor space so it never feels super crowded which makes it more enjoyable. The bar is also really big so you don't have to wait too long to get a beer. When it's warm out they'll have the garage doors and patios doors to make it feel like an open air concept. The best part is that they have limited beers that are exclusive to the taproom so you can try something new every time you go. You can usually expect a food truck on the weekends which makes drinking beer that much better. And the giant MPLS made sign is a great photo opp. What's not to love about this place?

Fulton Brewery may be the #1 local brew in the twin cities. I must say, I was very impressed. I got the war and peace brew and it was spectacular! The menu is very extensive and can overwhelm someone who is new to the brewery scene, but the brews are well described and you find yourself knowing what you're getting into. The ambiance was quite cozy for that of a brewery especially of one that was as busy as this one was. I was pleasantly surprised by that. The workers and the people there were very warm and welcoming and handled the chaos of a busy day with poise and with a smile. They earned my tip that day, that's for sure. I will be a Fulton Brew champion going forward. Great work!

I finished off the night with two of their 13.2% Patience Barleywine, and then I didn't get out of bed until 3pm the next day. Ok, maybe it was 5pm. From what remember, I liked their beers, the space, and the servers. Sweet Child of Vine is one of my favorites from this brewery, but all beer lovers can surely find something they'll enjoy. The space is large with lots of community style tables, some standing ones, and some booths in the back. I'm not a huge fan of the community tables. I often find myself sitting hunched over when at a bench, which then hurts my back, and results in me drinking more. There are big garage style doors, they're great in the summer, but drafty in the winter. No food, but you'll usually find a food truck outside. Super friendly service, and good prices.

Love craft beers so looked this place up. Atmosphere was really cool. They had a band on the patio which was really good. Now to the important part... beer. Even tho they do not offer flights, I was able to try a few different beers since they let you sample. The 300, cosmic stallion and sweet child of vine were all good. I ended up getting a glass of the worthy adversary aged in port and it was soooo good. Definitely feeling good after having it. The bartenders were awesome and all of my questions.

I came here yesterday, walked from modist, a pretty short walk, I'd say 5 minutes at the very most, and close to target field. They have a big outdoor patio and a food truck that I think is provided by them. I should have gotten food here, it looked delicious! It was pretty busy here but also plenty of seating which is great. I always have a fear of not finding places to sit but they accommodated well. I had a fun time and enjoyed the beer. It was a nice friendly atmosphere.

Fulton is one of my favorite spots in Minneapolis, and I think it's gotten even better with the addition of their food, cooked up in an airstream. I've been here more times than I can count, and I'm a fan for life. Fulton consistently taps some of the best brews in the city, and I'm especially partial to their MPLS Mild, especially when it's on nitro. Their other dark beers are solid as well. They'll have a tasty brew to suit even the pickiest beer drinkers. Whether a slow weeknight or a busy weekend, the service is always spot on, and the staff are a friendly bunch if they have the time to chat. It's not the biggest taproom in the city, but when folks ask me my favorite, I usually point them to Fulton. Plus their logo kicks ass!

I LOVED FULTON BREWERY! It is such a great looking location from the outside. I know that seems like a silly thing to start with but the outside of the building is so appealing you can't help but want to go inside. Inside, it spacious with ample seating and clean. My initial gut reaction was to get Sweet Child of Vine straight from the source (since I saw it on basically every bar/restaurant menu) but upon suggestion of 300 which is a Mosaic IPA and potentially on the top ten list of beers I've had in my life. I wish for the life of me I lived around Fulton Brewery because I could see it being a frequently visited spot for my husband and I!

This is one of my favorite breweries in the twin cities area. I really like the atmosphere inside, I find the staff are always super friendly and willing to recommend a new food or beer item to try. The permanent food truck outside is a big bonus to me and they have some great options. I think Fulton has some classic beers that I will continue to drink for years to come, and my friends and I will continue to come and hang out.

The Fulton tap room is one of most creative, artistic tributes to the local community I've seen in a brewery. Such a cool vibe & lots of delicious beer on tap. Overall a great place. We sampled a couple beers and had a couple pints and everything was excellent!! My only negative feedback is that I was disappointed in 2 of the 3 staff members I interacted with. They just didn't display the friendly, good natured attitudes I have come to expect at local breweries. They largely ignored us and were loudly conversing in a pretty unprofessional way with each other. I didn't feel like they cared about their jobs or us much.

Really cool brewery with a great atmosphere. Bartenders were really nice. Good variety of beers and many places to sit. I drank the imperial coffee stout that was strong and good. 9.5% alcohol. They have a "private" party area that looked really cool. They also had a food vendor that came with an actual wood fire pizza oven. All in all really cool place. Wish they had live music.

They actually have a bigger food menu than most breweries. The Chicago dog is good, it comes with a yummy sweet celery relish. Beer is great too, haven't tried anything I don't like yet.

The Fulton Taproom is great--it is downtown, is very spacious, has an extensive in-house draft beer selection, and has lots of seating (both indoor and outdoor). Only downside is that they close fairly early, but nothing you can do about that! We went on a Saturday evening and there was plenty of space to stand, sit, be inside or outside. We went straight to the bar and were quickly able to order our drinks. I got the Standard beer (amber ale) which, I believe is only available at their taphouse. It was a refreshing, easy-to-drink beer. They have a wide selection of beers, many of which are IPAs, so you should be able to find something that suits your fancy. Cool place to check out. We would return if we're ever back in Minneapolis!

Fun place to drink beer, be downtown, and enjoy friendly company. The beer is GREAT, so many selections to pick from. Way better than your standard response at a bar when you ask if they have Fulton, "yea, we have the lonely blonde, and sweet child of vine". Don't get me wrong, those are both very tasty beers, but to have the option to try out their other beers is most definitely worth the trip down town. The have a great outdoor seating area, in addition to having bags set up to play, pretty potted plants, and they used to have a beautiful view of downtown. The brewery looks clean, the tap room is clean, the bathrooms are clean. Great spot to check out after a dinner at the Smack Shack, or before/after a Twins game. The bartenders are personable, friendly, and welcoming. If you like beer and you haven't been to Fulton, I don't know if I can be your friend. ;-)

I love Fulton's beer, so don't interpret this as a review of the beer, which is excellent. This is a review of the taproom on my most recent visit. I usually have a wonderful time at the taproom, but this time we slammed our beers and fled as quickly as possible. Why? The brutish man in leather panties screaming at the top of his lungs, who was apparently employed by the brewery for reasons I cannot fathom. Fulton, this was a truly horrific experience. That man was perhaps one of the three most annoying things I've ever experienced. Please do not utilize the services of this screaming man in black leather panties again.

I had my doubts originally....I give Fulton a lot of credit for going broadly early with Sweet Child O Vine IPA....but over time I've found other IPAs that I like better. So did I want to go to the home of SCOV? I was a little mah at first....but once I got here totally changed my mind and this is now a go-to. Yes, the standard industrial feeling tap room....but a nice size and the seating is spaced out well with plenty of room to stand. But the winning formula here are the brewers and the beer that is not widely available....if at all. If I tried them all - I'd need a cot in the corner because there were about a dozen on tap the night I was there. And the brewers chat up the customers and share their knowledge and love of their product. Parking is scarce...and metered, but we had no problem parking just a block away. And - Minneapolis isn't gouging at the meter in this area....at least not yet.

I loved the space, and we hit it on a great food truck night, so what's not to like? Able to sit outside, enjoy the space, have great beer and enjoy the food. I will say that the staff didn't overwhelm me with a friendly vibe, but service was quick and efficient. Parking was at a meter, but it was only .25/hour, so no complaints there! Great location right near Target Field.

Fulton definitely brews some great beer. Come here if you want to try taproom only beers like the barrel fermented brett IPA I had. The atmosphere isn't terrible, but not particularly inviting. I was snapped at by one of the bartenders when I asked them if they had short pours of their beer, so this is not the best place to come if you want to try a selection. Overall, I wouldn't return. Modist Brewing is right down the street.

Okay, just okay. Great looking, spacious taproom. We had the "300" West Coast IPA and a very average serving of nachos with chicken and black beans. Nothin' more to say.