Goodfire Brewing Company

Good selection of interesting beers. They brew some quirky stuff that I'm not interested in. They have all of their current brews on tap and as refrigerated 6-packs ready to go. This is a relatively quiet place during the day and it can't be seen from the street because it's in the back of the building on the upper level. The customer area is smaller than most to include the outdoor seating - which is nice and shady. These guys have more merchandise on display and for sale than most breweries. Restrooms are clean, spacious, and newer. If you found this review to be helpful please consider adding a thumbs up. 👍

VERY nice place... on the outside Interesting on the inside, it's new so it's a fresh open space. You order drinks first then pay, seat yourself and a QR code on the table for the menu. You order and pay online - HUGE inconvenience!! The drinks on the board seem to not be a great selection but behind the bar there's a lot of taps... confusing. Crab dip is $17 - NOT AT ALL worth that amount! Comes with flat crispy bread saltine things, not chips The menu does not clarifying how many wings come with the dish nor do they have a picture. The lemon pepper was spicy... that shouldn't be! Beer was ok. It's all self service, no wait staff; have to get your own silverware and clean up after yourselves. Not impressed. Never again!

My husband and I were trying a bunch of breweries during our quick 1-night stay in Portland, and our stop at Goodfire was awesome, both because of the tasters and because of Andrea, our bartender! I loved their sour and Andrea was so nice to talk to, so it was such a great experience. The beer was great, the service was excellent, the space was really cool, and we'll definitely be back!

Beer is delicious and the pet your paint night was a blast!

Both the Portland location and Freeport location have great atmospheres - Portland's tasting room has one of the most open and spacious patios in the city. Freeport's tasting room has a cozy fireplace to post up next to this winter. The brews are always tasty, personal favorites are the summer sour Jellies and Prime, an IPA on tap all year.

While the food, when we got it, was quite good, the service and attitude of the staff was indifferent to the point of rude. No one checked to see how our meals were, there was a hair in mine. The beer was fine but not outstanding. Overall it felt like a lot to spend to self order and be ignored. Not a fan of a purely QR code menu. This is the first time I have left a review that was not prompted by a great experience.

Visit the other Maine breweries, not this one. Very little customer service and yet they ask for a tip starting at 18%. I could barely find my burger in the bun and I couldn't hear the people I sat with, it was so loud. Worst brewery experience in Maine.

Had dinner at the Freeport location and I loved the Fried Chicken sandwich and the Arancini!! The Chime Pilsner was delicious and I really only drink Czech and German Pilsners when I do drink beer so I’d say it’s a winner. On top of it all, the service was excellent, I will be back!!

The bartender was very welcoming! Very neat, family-friendly place. They have quite a few options. They have a big area uphill that's pretty cool.

If you like going to a lot of breweries Lone Pine and several other Great Maine breweries are in close proximity. Really liked their beer and logo wish I would have bought a hat from this brewery. Flights available and free parking on the street.

Lone Pine was one of my favorite brewery stops of the day, because not only was the beer fantastic, the outdoor beer garden area beautiful, but the staff was so friendly and fun to talk to! Turns out, I can find Lone Pine beer near home in Florida which is exciting! The Juice Punch hazy IPA was one of my favorites of my whole trip. Street parking, but several other breweries within walking distance, so make a day out of it!

Another lovely brewery in Portland! They recently created a brand new deck space, with more bathrooms and lots of seating. It's see in the trees and very fun place to hang out in the summer or even in the fall. I love their sours, and my friends like their IPAs. Love the vibe!

My favorite brewery out of the 4 local ones we visited this time in Portland. I'm not really a beer connoisseur so I tend to like ordering a beer flight and lean to the more fruity but not sour type beers -- my favorite being the Oh-J IPA. Really good selection of beers overall. We had our baby with us and also really appreciated the cool and relaxing vibe. They have both an inside living room setup with couches and TV with football on as well as a patio outside. Great stop on our own beer tour :)

Small, cozy brewery in a little industrial area that has a few breweries. (Actually the building has another brewery in it.) The people were nice. It was a beautiful day and the garage doors were open for fresh air. Dogs welcome. Very industrial decor. Like a lot of breweries, stickers for breweries everywhere. We brought our own games and snacks. Cool place to just chill for a little. My husband did like their beer.

We had Lone Pine Brewing (Steve and myself) not too long ago and we liked the IPA we had fairly well . The name of the beer we had was It Came From Maine. The can art was fun as it was kind of reminiscent of a monster movie of the 1950's and had a nuclear glow in the font and design on the can which I certainly appreciated. The flavor features for this Triple IPA are citrus, Grapefruit, tropical, piney and malt presences. All in all nothing too terribly unique or anything that really etched itself big time in my memory for other IPA's I have had but refreshing all the same and a good beer to have to unwind from after a long day.

It can be a tight squeeze getting through to the counter if it's a busy time of day. But everyone here, staff and patrons, are very friendly, and there's a certain charm to being here I didn't always experience at the other breweries in the immediate area. Outside seating is available in nice weather, and that may be a better option for larger groups. There's a nice variety of beers available. I don't recall pour options specified for all of them, but they were nice enough to give me all the information I wanted on those just by asking. The number of brewery stickers literally all over the place was mind-blowing. My group enjoyed both our beers and our time here.

Love their beer and friendly staff. Also love their OOB location I lived in Woburn and was there for the beginnings of Lord Hobo there, who they have merged with. Cool to love both companies and see them become one!

What a delightfully down to earth brewery. I had their standard classic double ipa the oh-j which is very citrusy and a bit hazy then I had their slay all day which is a thiolized ipa and super smooth but typical at the same time then I had this the world is her oyster which is a sour made with actual oysters and sea salt that was so complex in flavor and then this super chunk session which is watermelon and actually legit tastes like a fresh watermelon and so refreshing. If you have to visit one brewery in Portland visit here.

Just everything. Collective vibes (atleast back when we frequented two years ago), staff, and hazy IPAs.

My wife stopped in here after going to Goodfire, which is on the back of the building. Like Goodfire, I don't think this brewery is handicap accessible. (I didn't see a ramp) So I had to carry the baby stroller up the stairs. We had a few beers inside and there was a lot of beers to choose from. Definitely worth checking out if your in the area.

If you like sours or IPAs, this is the go-to place! We came across this brewery on the East side in an industrial area by several other great breweries. There is also a small outdoor seating area as well. We grabbed a couple of flights to try all the different options they have. My favorite was the Watermelon Ale, with just a subtle hint of watermelon and not too citrusy. Staff was great and had great recommendations as well.

Great place with a fun vibe inside and outside seating . Love the OH-J IPA . They have several other IPAS to enjoy. Drift in and do a draft or two.

My wife and I were on a Maine road trip from Portland to Bar Harbor and we took a long 4 mile hike along the coast of Portland and it was hot. We came upon this small brewery called Lone Pine and I was ready for a beer. The guy behind the bar had a Minnesota Vikings jersey on, which was cool, since we are from Minneapolis. We lamented on the 1998 missed kick by Gary Anderson, which would have sent them to the Super Bowl. The beers were solid and they had stickers and the ceiling and wall fans helped to beat the heat. Very cool tap room to visit, pretty small, but fun. There are about 3 or 4 tap rooms around here as well. Must be cheaper land.

They have a fantastic covered patio set up! With lights and heat! Unfortunately when we went they had run out of propane, but they are in the process of getting a direct line set up and have plenty of spaced out tables there. It was our first time there and we were really happy to see that they were actually checking for negative covid tests and doing contact tracing since we're from out of state. I had the blackberry sparkler and was very happy with it! Sometimes sours can have a strange aftertaste but this one was smooth and just the right amount of pucker. We got some cans to go and have been enjoying them at home!

Lone pine has surprisingly pretty good beers for someone who is not a beer fan, the ones we had "the town" and the "portland pale ale" were refreshing and had notes of citrus! We really came here for tacos la poblanitos, the food truck that comes here every so often. Lone pine has outdoor patio seating and seating options in their beer garden too and seating was fairly ample. Nice beer spot away from the traffic of rising tide and co. And arguably better tasting beer.

Just a quick update about Lone Pine. My partner and I wanted to support local and pick-up some beer from one of our favorite places (with minimal contact). So he made an order through the Lone Pine website for three different four packs. After placing it, he immediately received an email with his receipt and instructions for curbside pick-up anytime after 2:30pm that day. We realized an hour later that one of the beers we ordered actually WASN'T what we wanted, so he then called them directly to make a switch and they were super chill about it. Later that day my partner showed up, parked in front, and called the number we were given in our receipt instructions. They - wearing gloves - came right out and put the beer on the passenger seat (which my partner had opened from his driver's seat for them) making sure to point out that they had made the swap we asked for. Seamless, exceptional customer service, and darn if we don't just love their beers. Thank you for keeping us hydrated friends!

Great beer, plus a cider on tap for my beer-avoiding wife. Small area out front to sit outside, bigger seating area inside. Was very much bustling by the time we left. Good vibe.

Enjoyed some beers at Lone Pine Brewing on Saturday evening. The selection and caliber of beer is great, but the current setup is what prevents a completely glowing review. Quality: Lone Pine Brewing had the highest quality, largest variety, and most creative beers we tried during our recent trip to Portland. The long beer list was heavy on IPAs, but also had sours, stouts, and seltzers to round out the selection. During our visit I tried Blueberry Sparkler Sour, OH-J Double IPA, The Chaga Stout, and Hot Fudge Monday Imperial Stout. On a cold and wet day, the Hot Fudge Monday Imperial Stout really hit the mark, but I enjoyed each of the beers I tried. They also had a very fun food truck set up right out front, which had a constant crowd. The only thing they were really missing is the pathway between taproom and beer garden. Quantity: They were only offering full and half pours. Normally I would be asking for taster pours, but it was too busy on this evening for that to be a good option. Value: $5-$7 for Draft Pours. $4 for Half Draft Pours. Ambiance: Lone Pine Brewing is located in the East Bayside area of Portland, Maine. It is in the last stretch of breweries before hitting the water, sharing walls with another brewery and two wineries. They have a small outdoor patio on the street level with several tables and a fire-pit, which is connected by a flight of stairs to the taproom. It is a tight taproom with just a few tables and a small bar. Then there is a small driveway that takes you up to the beer garden area. This beer garden is lovely, with multiple levels of picnic tables, high-tops, bar seating, and even Adirondack chairs. While not in the optimal direction, it still offers a nice view, and there is a small bar built at the center. The problem however, is you can't have it both ways, either the nicer seating area or the larger selection of beers. Crowd: The brewery was fairly busy on Saturday evening, but the frustration with not being able to bring beers to the outdoor beer garden definitely had an impact on guests choosing not to stick around longer. Also, the current dog policy in the beer garden also proved a major issue. Service: The staff were great, but the situation they have found themselves in is not. Currently guests are not permitted to bring beers ordered at the taproom up to the beer garden, because drinks are prohibited from the small stretch of driveway between them. One of the bartenders said this is a recent development after a visit from the police. This is problematic because the larger beer garden has lots of space, but only four items on tap, while the lower area has fifteen taps, but minimal space. They need to figure out something fast, because it is a real deterrent as you can't both enjoy the larger selection of beer and the better space together. Parking: A fair amount of street parking directly in front of the brewery.

After 3 days in Portland, I swung by Lone Pine before heading to the airport. I was really impressed with the balance and character of their beers vs the o hazys found everywhere else. Definitely recommend stopping in here!

I was visiting Portland for a day and my friend recommended I go here so I decided to check it out. I got a flight of four 4oz beers. They came in a little ski which I thought was so cool and unique. I honestly know nothing about beer, but all four that I got to try were really good. I got the Portland Pale Ale, Honey Wheat, Blueberry Sparkler, and Oh-J. My favorites were Honey Wheat and Oh-J. Inside there are a few small tables, and then there's a larger table off to one side of the room with 2 couches and 2 chairs for larger groups. They also have some cards and games. They have a patio as well, but it was too hot to sit outside when I went. The place was decorated with string lights and cool pictures. I liked the atmosphere a lot. They also sell some merch, I think it was mostly hoodies and shirts in different colors. Overall I'd recommend stopping by. You could easily spend an hour or two here, playing games and hanging out with friends while drinking beer. What more could you want on a hot summer day?

Great beer, great people. It took me a while to get to Lone Pine but once I had a taste of Oh-J I was intrigued. Location- it's right off of the Washington Exit 8 but you can easily drive right by it if you're not looking for it on the left. Parking is all street parking along Anderson or depending on the hour/day you might be able to park in one of the lots across the street. The building is pastel colored and is also home to a wine place and Goodfire Brewing. Their space is open and they have a street side patio area as well. On a beautiful day it's simply lovely. Inside you will find friendly employees and modest seating area with games and couches and tables and chairs and stools. I've never had an issue finding a place to be while I'm there. There is also one Unisex bathroom so if you have a small bladder beware you may have to wait. The beer selection is great. Usually a dozen to pick from and varying styles. I like to say a little something for everyone. Their IPAs are not overly bitter so I highly recommend them. I recommend ALL of their Sparkler flavors if you like sours, they know how to make great sours that aren't too funky. My favorite is the mango. My other favorite beers, Oh-J and Summer Stout. Also of note the flight holders!!!! Up cycled skis...so cool. They have a ton of Lone Pine logo stuff for sale displayed on the wall. Check it out. I'm so glad Lone Pine is here I highly recommend them. My fridge always has something of theirs in it.

Came here based on a local's recommendation and certainly glad that we did! You can customize a flight of 4 for ~$14 from their draft list instead of their set flight of 4 for ~$10. Had a great sampling of 8, and my rankings in order were: (note* please read this as someone who loves sours and stouts and hates bitter taste) 1. Slush punch. Great sour 2. Tessellation. Double IPA. Manages to be very hoppy without all the bitter taste! I will be trying to bring some of this home (we were on foot without bags on the way to dinner so opted to forgo purchase at the time). 3. Blueberry sparkler - fruity and lightly sour, a good "intro sour" if I had to label it 4-7. Portland pale ale, if I had a million lagers, neon ballon dog, walk off. I didn't love and didn't hate any of these, many of these were easy-to-drink and not in-your-face (so the description for walk off as "clean easy drinking session, great to watch a ball game with" was apt). Not my style but not dinging it. ?. This is it's own category because I don't think it's fair to rank stouts alongside the above beers. Had the holy donut dark chocolate toasted coconut. It was delicious though I wouldn't call it dark chocolate or toasted coconut... I did have this particular donut the same morning and wouldn't have minded having them at the same time We sat outside by the fire pit which one of the employees kindly turned on for us. It really stood out to me that all the beers tasted exceptionally clean. I hope it stands up in the canned version as well!

I loved it in here. I don't want to give away the secret, honestly. Stopped in here half an hour before they closed for the night, but the staff was lovely and didn't seem bothered. I got a $6 16oz pour of their Brightside IPA. It was so deliciously fresh and hoppy. I couldn't believe how much I enjoyed it. Cozy couches and close seating make it really special in here. There are board games available, and it was decorated for the holidays, so super festive and welcoming. It's small in here, which makes it perfect for a local hangout. Affordable, delicious beers with a non-pretentious environment. Can't wait to come back.

Lone Pine is my favorite brewery on the Peninsula. They are most well known for their Oh-J double IPA, and as much as I like to be different, I have to admit that this is the beer that drew me in as well. Oh-J is pretty much the perfect IPA. All of their beers are good though, especially the hoppy ones. They offer flights and sample sizes, so make sure to try them all! The atmosphere here is very laid back. You could stay here all day drinking pints and playing board games and you would feel totally welcome. They don't serve food, but you are more than welcome to bring in your own. They also occasionally host food and beer events. The exterior of the building may not be very inviting - with the interior not winning any design awards either - but the place feels completely genuine to me. They aren't trying to be "big city" or draw in the out-of-state crowds. This is a neighborhood brewery and it feels comfortable and homey. It is a brewery/taproom for those that just like to drink beer without all of the fluff. I couldn't recommend it more (but save some of the Oh-J for me). Pro-tip: You can now buy their beer in cans at Trader Joe's

This was our last stop on our self guided beer tour. It's a small inside area with a few tables and a couch with table. A large outdoor area which was very nice. Several games to play while sipping some beer. The place was crowded, and they had a large number of people coming in to fill growlers and pick up packs to go. The flight is served in a cute surfboard/ski holder. I ordered the flight and then went to sit in couch. When we sat down, we quickly realized why no one was sitting there. It smelled like dog poop. So strong I gagged. There were several dogs inside, so we went outside even though it was extremely hot. More people started to come complaining of the same thing. Come to find out it was the line bathroom in the joint. If you have one bathroom, you have to provide air freshener. It was enough for us not to finish the beer and head on out to the next stop.

Scrolling through Yelp, I noticed Lone Pine Brewing which happens to be close to where my husband and I live, so we decided to check it out. Lone Pine is located in a small hub, however, it's everything you would want in a craft beer venue. One side of the building is a doorway entry while there is a garage looking door on the other side that serves as some sort of window, which instantly adds charm to the place. When we went to the counter to order our beer, the bartender was extremely cool and was open to answering any of our questions. We each got a flight of beer, which is served in skiis, which is totally awesome. Again, Lone Pine clearly knows how to charm. We each got the Portland Pale Ale, Tshirt Cannon, Tesselation, and the Oh-j. The Portland Pale Ale was light and easy with a nice clean taste, the Tshirt Cannon was a cloudy IPA with a lot of citrus notes, Tesselation was by far my favorite and easily became one of my favorite beers in general, and the Oh-j was a hoppy double IPA with a longer finish. I was astonished by the charm and beauty of Lone Pine beer. My husband and I will definitely come back to continue trying their beers, and maybe even get some cans, as they sell cans of their beer at their venue. Definitely a quiant little brewery to check out!

Small brewery with beers that can be something great in the next year! The beers are stronger and if people love the taste of hops, Lone Pine is the answer. I asked for the murkiness/haziness IPA, I don't know what she gave me but it was delicious. I can taste the hops and the pine in it. Like Pliny the Elder but lighter. When it's sunny go outside and drink the beer. They had a food booth when we came.

My favorite brewery in the whole wide world. Knowledgeable staff and friendly to! The Portland Pale Ale is the best beer being brewed in Portland.

Visiting in the summer there was seating both inside and outside. It was a bit crowded and we sat at an occupied table with space left. I can imagine it probably fills up in the winter time without the outdoor overflow available. There people playing all sorts of games inside and there were a lot of dogs. I love the dog friendliness of the breweries. Lone Pine is one of my favorite Maine craft breweries so it's fun to sample different beers that they have on tap. The flight is priced quite fairly and gives you an opportunity to taste before buying.

Went here with some friends for the 1st time yesterday afternoon. There is plenty of street parking and they have seats inside and outside. We sat at a tall table and even with 5 of us it didn't feel crowded. There were only 3 beers to choose from (I've been told that there are more sometimes). I ended up getting a 16 ounce Brightside IPA instead of a flight and I really enjoyed it. I will definitely return and try others! The staff was really nice and I really love the logo.

Best small craft brewery I visited in Portland Traveled all the way from Dunedin New Zealand to sample Portlands beer scene

Wickedly fun vibe with good music playing in the lobby, Firepits outside, really friendly and gregarious pourers who dispense delicious tastings before you commit to your pint!

LOVED the beer here. So much so I bought a 4 pack. Fun atmosphere. They have outdoor tables and you can tell the folks working there don't take themselves too seriously. Good place to spend an afternoon.

Great beer, dog friendly patio, friendly staff. T-Shirt cannon was our fave! Also, there was a guy making sushi rolls there when we went - so there may be food options around if you get hungry!

Great small brewing company with several beers. I liked the ipa which is a bit hazier and smoother than average. The pale ale has brighter hints of pine. The inside has a few board games and the patio is nice when it's warm out. The only recommendation I have is to work on the interior design, it's a bit bear bones and there's nothing wrong with that, there's a lot of potential for the space though. Would come again!

With so many wonderful breweries in the Portland area, I'd say that Lone Pine is one of my favorite- I love the cozy atmosphere, tasty beer and the friendly staff. I like that they have a selection of board games and comfy couches. The beer is wonderful and I'm not even an avid beer drinker. Anyone who I've been here with who IS a beer drinker only has amazing things to saw about the IPAs- especially raving said about Oh-J. The location is close enough that if you are staying in Old Port, it is a do-able walk, although in the very hot summer or very cold winter, an uber/lyft might be more pleasant.

My favorite brewery on the east side of Portland. Always have a great selection of IPAs. Two of my favorites are the Oh-J, which is a DIPA and the Quantum Cuddle Kitten. Space is limited. Swag is the best in the city. If you can swing by enjoy some amazing IPAs and take away some awesome merch.

Love Lone Pine brewing. Get the OJ when you are there. Happy that there are still some places charging a reasonable price for a full pint.

Along this strip of breweries, Lone Pine stood up well. I ordered a seasonal imperial pumpkin ale, and it was pretty good (pumpkin beers can be hit or miss, so that was good sign for me). They have a good list of ales to choose from, and the worker was very friendly, able to give us recommendations, and even comment on some of the other local breweries. It was interesting to note that this place seems to be very dog-friendly; in our half an hour seating, we saw about four different dogs come into the place--which is great, because we love dogs and they were all well-behaved. Among the many great breweries to choose from on this strip, this one sits right in the middle for me.

Oh look... Beer. After seeing @lonepinebrewing *now in stock!* in those slip in plastic lettering signs up and down the 302 ..I knew we must...it was like Maine cult beer action. SO GLAD we did..3 IPAs ranging from pineapple to grapefruit to so hoppy ..dare I call it...SPICY (@johngreenwritesbooks and @hankgreen reference) and a sour that was everything my daughter @calibdonia expected in her cherry Kool aid beer. And matched my hair. To top it off..a BBQ food truck with HANDS DOWN the greatest meatloaf Cheezeburger. Would I lie?? This is a glowing review. I may write their name in plastic letters ..everywhere. . . . #anothercraftbrewery #ohlookbeer #lonepine #lonepinebrewing #ipafan #hopsfan #thisiswhatwedo #mainebeer #mainecraftbeer #greatcraftbeer #mainebrewery #noblebbq #CHAOSEMERALDSDIPA #portlandmaine #portland #portlandbreweries #FIDLARDIPA #sparklersour .

Checked this place out yesterday this was a small little bar with seating outside with even bowls for dogs to drink water. Since I moved to Maine I've been trying to get back into the craft brewing scene and this is one of the places that I will definitely be coming back. If you like double IPAs the OH-J is a really good beer.

Lone Pine is doing it right. I love that they strive for quality not quantity. They usually offer four different beers, which makes a perfect flight if you're so inclined (and I almost always am). I've yet to try something there I haven't liked. The tasting room is just as cozy as your parent's basement with a couch in much better condition. I'm a firm believer in brewery board game shelves and this one is top notch. Plus there's outdoor seating for these fleeting warm days. Even better, the folks who work there are the friendliest around. While not at all important to my enjoyment of the location, I'm heavily leaning toward their logo being my favorite. As you'd imagine, it's a pine. Alone. There are stairs to enter and a random step in the restroom for those with mobility concerns to know.

Hidden brewery gem in Portland with lots of parking nearby! Lone Pine really gives the big dogs a run for their money- all of the brews are well crafted, refined and delicious. I suggest the chaga stout, Tessallation and the t shirt cannon if you like hoppy ipas. The space is small but they have picnic tables outside. Was surprised to see they had 5 can varieties available on a Saturday night. No waiting in line for cans here.

3 - 3.5 stars. Space is almost overwhelming inside when there is a lot of people. Seating is weirdly set up and definitely not maximized. Hard to maneuver through when trying to find seating. If you aren't a fan of IPAs, there isn't a huge selection to choose from. I had a sour that was enjoyable. The flights come in cute skis that are definitely instagramable. Also, not sure if it was the restroom or the dogs but there was a strong smell of poo when seated in the couch area. So much so that we moved outside for a bit. Merchandise was some of the best priced and cutest.

Big fan of this brewery! Plenty of outdoor seating and good adherence to covid protocols! You can even bring your own food! The beer makes it a 5 star review. I had the the Oh-J and the Space Metal Dinosaur (both DIPAs). Flavorful and refreshing!

So Lone Pine is kind of tucked away down at the bottom of the east end. In efforts to explore more breweries, we stumbled upon Lone Pine! Initial impression of the location was rather lack luster. The exterior was rather uninviting without much draw to the location. There is a sign by the door and then a little outdoor seating area with some picnic tables. The interior however, was much more inviting and characterized. There were several high top tables, a few couches and then a couple of standard tables. There was a section with various board games a section for memorabilia and there were various decorations throughout which added to the brewery vibe! There was one person working and pouring the beer. She was very approachable and eager to help. The menu had some delicious options and I was very pleased to see the flight option which was 4, 4oz pours for $8!!! Great day! I decided on the 3 IPA's and the American Pale Ale. The flight was served on this little ski plate which was super cool! All of the beer was delicious! Each beer had a distinct and different taste than all the others on my flight! It was hard to decide which one was my favorite! I ended up getting a full pour of the American Pale Ale, which is probably one of my new favorite beers! I am glad we ended up stumbling upon Lone Pine, as this will definitely be a new beer choice in my future purchases!

This place has a solid potential for becoming a must-go destination. That said, A couple of things went awry for us on our recent visit: 1. First impressions last. I'm thankful we had our dog with us and needed to sit outside on a mild fall day because the interior was unbearably shit-smelling. Not sure if it was a plumbing issue or a freshly-changed-baby-issue but, everyone in our group agreed that inside was not the place to be. 2. For the non-IPA drinker, there is much to be desired. With only a solitary pale ale on the day's offerings, this place isn't for a breadth of beer drinkers...It's for the IPA aficionados. That said, my husband was in heaven and I was just hanging there. While I did drink most of his Oh-J, it was more about being included and less about enjoying what I was sipping on. He was into the Brightside though and ended up taking some cans home. 3. Despite the poo smell inside, I braved the bathroom and found the oddest of toilet-platforms I've ever seen. Not sure if this situation would be considered code compliant but, took a picture so people know what to expect here. I understand this place is on the up-and-coming spectrum and I'm more adventurous than most but, some solid work needs to be put into the experience side..