Lake Tribe Brewing Company

I recently visited the Lake Teive Brewery at 3357 Garber Dr #4, in Tallahassee, FL. I had a nice experience visiting the guys at this brewery. It was kind of slow her so I was able to have some nice talks about beer there and in the area. I had a couple of selections and a sample. It's worth a stop, it's a nice place to hang out

Neat little spot tucked away on the west side of town. The young man behind the bar was super friendly and took the time to explain the different types of beers. The environment was cozy, the food truck was great, but unfortunately the beer was not as good as I had hoped. We tried two flights and all of the different varieties seemed to lack flavor and carbonation, and some were warm.

Lake Tribe Brewing Company is a delightful local micro brewery. Unique beers on tap, flights, 6-packs and bring your own growler to-go. Shady outdoor seating perfect to enjoy the #dogdaysofsummer. Today I chose one of the refreshing tropical seltzers with Passionfruit, Guava and Orange to cool off while watching the ball game.

Top notch, local, family-run brewery focus on good times, good people, and good beer. Outdoor seating next to a forest, A/C seating inside the actual brewery, family and dog friendly. Many of my favorite Tallahassee beers come out of here - try the Old Chief!

Great small brewery located in the area of town that doesn't usually have much going on. The beer is good and the vibe is very chill, perfect for an after work drink if you live nearby. The hours have been limited in the past but slowly have expanded to make visiting a lot easier. Great people and beer.

Love this brew spot ! Very mellow and breezy in the summer and fall months! Love music on Friday-Sundays at times and great place to meet friends !

One of my favorite spots in Tallahassee; a great patio, fun selection/rotation of beers, AMAZING service from everyone, and awesome trivia on Thursday’s.

I came in for Oktoberfest weekend, and honestly this is one one of the coolest places to hang out in town. From the awesome bartenders (shout out to Wally, Daniela, and Kaylee) to the relaxing setting everywhere in the brewery, this place really makes you feel welcome and appreciated. I'm looking forward to coming back soon :)

I have no idea what I drank. It was ordered for me, but it ran smooth and it was cold and it made me forget that we were outside in the scorching sun. Mind you, we had a shaded table, but nevertheless, it's the principle of the matter that's important. They had a food truck by Pineappetit outside. We ordered their chicken dish and split it two ways because honestly their gimmicky pineapple with all of their rice, beans, and toppings was humongous. We just barely finished it. There was a musician playing covers of I don't know how many 80s and 90s songs. He was on tune and the entire experience was pleasant. I think the only gripe I have about this brewery is where it's located. It's kind of hidden and parking isn't per se clearly labeled.

This is the brewery scene that I love! It is located in an industrial park but does also have outdoor seating and they had live music that night. The place is smaller in size (love it) but they were pretty busy, which is great. When we got up to the bar to order, the beertender took her time to ask us questions and find out what styles we liked so she could offer suggestions. We did a flight together as usual but she was passionate about us trying some of their newer or signature stuff that we didn't pick for the flight. Since the outdoor seating was packed for the live music we wandered over one garage door to their Wild Woods Room for additional seating. I loved this space, they had a few tables, a standing bar area and couches with an old school gaming system. They had some fans in there to help with the air circulation. We enjoyed our beers and finished up just as it was closing time where Ben ran into Zach while taking our flight board and glasses back to them, we ran into him again the next evening as he is also a beer tender at Fool's Fire. Love the small craft beer community. Even in other cities we run into the same people.

This venue is an excellent place to sample small batch brews. The seating is open air and outside. There are a couple of disc golf baskets, a fire pit, and sometimes entertainment in the way of trivia, bingo, bands, etc. the selection is small since they are only serving their own beers, and they sometimes run out. The location is tucked away in an industrial area. The food selection is usually limited to whatever is being served from the food truck when they have them. I have not tried the food but hear it is good. They treat their entertainment well.

I came here on a Friday night to meet up with friends and to see my friend play music on their patio. What an odd location! It's in an industrial park off Tharpe. Not exactly a happening part of town. In fact it was really dark back there and difficult to find parking. I ended up parking on the side of the road and walked in the darkness by myself to the bar. So I walked quickly with purpose in my heels as I felt a bit unsafe. As I walked up I noticed a mobile Axe Throwing... thing. What a cool idea! There was a guy there helping people to be safe and use the correct form. It looked like people were having a lot of fun. I headed straight to the patio to see Lisa and Dale playing music. I noticed many people wearing flannel shirts and was informed by a friend it was flannel Friday. I felt a bit out of place in my skirt and heels from work. No big deal. My friend walked with me to the bar. I'm not much of a beer drinker but I've found recently that I enjoy a nice grapefruit cider. I asked the bartender for a fruity girly beer. She recommended the Field Day and gave me a sample. Really nice cucumber, grapefruit flavor. I enjoyed it. I saw people eating something back out on the patio. As I checked out a lady's food she told me it was from RikSha Tacos and that it was amazing. I am friends with people from RikSha so I went in search of them. I saw Max and Will serving their limited portable menu for this event. So cool! I had to get my usual Tupac Shakurry taco. Delicious, as usual. What a great idea for them to be here to provide some food options for the bar patrons! This is a fun place with people who seem to love what they do. I will be back!

During covid, Lake Tribe is offering online ordering (and payment) for curbside pickup. That's makes it really convenient to pick up my favorite summer beer: Satsuma Wheat. Check out their social media pages for their hours, which are limited (mostly too weekend/end of week). They have a table in the entrance where they will you driving up. You can also walk up to pick up. Note: looks like they may be getting into the food business for those of you looking to drink on premises (currently, bars can not be open to serve, but with a food license, presto! They are a restaurant). I do hope they will still keep curbside going.

An all-around great brewery and home of the best IPAs in Tallahassee! Located on the outskirts of town and a bit hidden away in a group of industrial warehouses, Lake Tribe still draws in visitors from all over the area for their great craft beer! Although they brew a variety of different styles, their IPAs like Old Chief stand out as their claim to fame. With their fire pits and campfire type seating outside, your feel transported 30 miles out of town or up to your cabin in the northwoods. It's a great, relaxing space and sets them apart from the high energy and, at least at times, cramped-ness of the other breweries. Plus, they're family friendly, so don't feel like you have to leave the kids at home. Overall, it's a brewery worth the drive, especially for their IPAs! I should mention too that they recently celebrated their 4th Anniversary in operation and pulled out all the stops, brewing up never-before-seen beers, making use of their own home-grown hops and tea from the local Tallahassee Tea Company to make one-of-a-kind brews! The Steep Mountain Red Ale and Raised By Wolves White IPA really shined that day, in my opinion, and the Lake Tribe brewers got the chance to show off what they can do.

My favorite brewery in Tallahassee. The space is tailor-made for drinking beer, and the beer is without equal in Tallahassee. You can't miss the food trucks, music, and the fire on friday. Shout out to Connor, who may be the most attentive bartender I've ever met. It's a positive experience every time.

Really cool brewery! Great for a group of 2-6. The location is unique and really takes you away from the city feel without making you actually venture outside of the city. There are firepits and a rotation of food trucks to make every visit unique. Plus, it's dog friendly!! I personally am a huge fan of wheat beers, and their Satsuma Wheat holds the crown. This brewery also has many seasonal beers, so there can be something different every time you go. I went on my birthday and they offered to pour me a free beer, which was very nice of them. I also ordered online 2 cases to-go for superbowl, and that was such a simple and easy process .

Stopped by Lake Tribe when I was road tripping around Tally. I enjoy visiting different breweries around the state, this one was pretty good. It is nestled in a business/industrial park with metal buildings. Despite that, they did a great job off making the place inviting. The wall graphics and various places to sit outside were great and allowed for social distancing. I ordered a beer and hung out at a picnic table. It was a good time. I recommend visiting when the weather is good, as the best seating is outside.

There's something about a brewery in an industrial building/area that just feels right. Small space but it was such as fun time. The beer was cold, tasted great and the workers were very helpful.

Today, I had the opportunity to check out the space, the brews and the men behind Lake Tribe Brewery. I vaguely remember sampling a few of their beers at the old Gaines Street Pies way back when. Now they're rocking a 20 barrel brewhouse with six beers on tap. They've been brewing for over six years, but now they finally have a taproom open to the public (on a bi-weekly basis, more or less). They're not shy about informing the community they don't intend for their space to serve as "a bar." Lake Tribe wishes for the taproom to be utilized more for events, sharing their story and having their beers adored by folks of all walks of life. Here's the deal: For $10, you receive a pint glass, six drink tickets, and a tour of the brewery. I had the pleasure of sampling three beers. 1) Red Cloud IPA - hop heavy, red hue, light bitterness for a 7% IPA. 2) Beckster's 'Wh'ell Behaved Wheat - American wheat, American yeast, and a touch of citrus. 3) Hopwall Extra Special IPA - Cascade and Centenniel hops. Dangerously smooth IIPA. After taking the tour and speaking with a few of the gentlemen behind the scenes, I'm pleased to hear of their success story and to see their hard work paying off. If you see their beer around town (about 15 local businesses i.e. Finnegan's Wake, Wells Brothers, Civic Center), do yourself a favor and give 'em a shot. Inspired by the great outdoors, Lake Tribe is a family-run operation with the world in front of them. Cheers to contributing to the fantastic local beer scene in Tallahassee!

I have consistently been disappointed by the beer lake tribe puts out. I've sampled them for years, and I've yet to have one that makes me think their brewers have any idea of how to make a solid beer On top of that, I've had the unfortunate displeasure of sitting next to the owners of the brewery at a local restaurant in town; after over hearing their conversation regarding black lives matter, George Floyd, and other recent events, their racism is something that will prevent me from ever supporting them again. Not that their beer was doing them any favors anyway

Great place to take your dog and have a couple of beers. They have food trucks on the weekend so you can eat and enjoy the outdoors. I'm a huge fan of the fire pits and relaxed atmosphere. It's a much calmer place than other breweries in town, so If you're looking for a more adult place to chill, this is your spot.

I'm glad to see another brewery in Tallahassee! You can never have too much beer. Lake Tribe is a great little brewery in Tallahassee by Tharpe and it's kind of like a whole in the wall. The brewery itself is kind of small, but for what they lack in size they make up for in flavor! Although I'm not a fan of IPAs they had such a variety that I was able to find a couple that I could actually tolerate. The outside area is very 'untouched' and allows you to see nature while enjoying some outside games. Hopefully they can expand it so there will be more space out there. I definitely want to go back when they've grown.

To date, my favorite brewery in Tallahassee. Loved the atmosphere and their Young Chief double IPA is something special.

9/15/2018: My brother had told me about LTBC for quite some time and I finally made it! A little off the beaten path, it was well worth it. Tasty craft beers, indoor and outdoor seating with occasional live music. I really felt relaxed and welcome as I sipped my tasty "axel grease" dark beer. It is located in a warehouse district like many craft breweries. There are no other businesses nearby for food or entertainment so be ready to drink good beer, and lots of it LOL!

Hands down my favorite brewery in town. They have some excellent staples on tap and they rotate new beers in frequently. The inside seating is a little limited but the outside patio area is a great place to enjoy an afternoon. The only downside is they only serve beer so those with allergies or who only drink wine won't be able to enjoy it as much.

What a great experience! First, the beer is amazing, I had to buy some to go it was so good! I was lucky enough to sit by the firer outside with the family that owns this place and what some kind souls! Can't wait to go back! Do your self a favor and go grab seasonal Nightcap beer yummy!

I had heard of Lake Tribe before, but I never made the long trek down Tharpe until a Yelp event inspired us. I ended up coming back with a friend the next weekend because Lake Tribe has a different vibe than the rest of the current Tallahassee brewery scene. Love: the family owned atmosphere, variety of brews, outdoor space with games and fire pit, casual tours, option to buy pints or sample with tickets, pretzels to munch on the tables. Not much love: location being out of the way, very limited hours. My favorite beer was the Beckster's Wh'll Behaved Wheat. The second time we came, a lot of people were there to watch college football up on the projector screen. The $10 tasting options is really a good deal: souvenir glass, and 6 tix (most brews were 1/3 pint for 1 ticket). Can't beat it. There is also the option to buy beers by the pint or growler. Lake Tribe stands out from the other bars because they want to stay small and family friendly. They aren't worried about being open during all hours to get more customers. They just want to make good beer.

Came by today to grab a few beers with the pups and the boyfriend. Always a great time, super friendly staff, and a nice patio area. Had their Summer Pale Ale and it was delicious! Perfect for Tallahassee summer weather.

Great brewery tucked away near the warehouses on the West side of town. Great space with indoor and outdoor seating--fire pit and corn hole near the outdoor seating! Very good beer and friendly service. Casual, friendly atmosphere.

My favorite brewery in town! The beers are amazing! The location is off the beaten track in the industrial area of town. It's worth the drive if you live in Killearn or Southwood. They have tastings every Saturday from 2:00-4:30pm. You spend $10, get 6 tasting tickets, and a souvenir glass. The owners are so friendly and helpful--we are planning an event with them and they have been a joy to work with. Highly recommend.

Great brewery on the west side of town. Good selections of beers. Nice courtyard yard to hang out in and even play old school board games they have available.

The beer here is pretty good. Has a nice low key feel and a good selection of games. It is tucked away a bit but a nice location for those of us on the Southside of Tallahassee. Have been here a few times and the only negative is how many young kids/babies always seem to be here, but that is the parent's choice and not the breweries so I can not really put that against them. It is dog friendly which is great.

Decided to go because I heard about their new beer collaboration with RedEye Coffee. Having had RedEye coffee in the past, I was very optimistic on my way to Lake Tribe. While I enjoy coffee flavor beers, the RedIPA did not provide sufficient coffee notes for the full duration of my sip. The coffee notes quickly disappeared and then I only tasted the IPA notes.

Great beer and an awesome vibe. I will definitely be back when I'm in town! There is always something new to check out!

There are two best breweries in Tally so far: them and the Deep. In terms of beers Wild Woods is definitely worth trying. But remember, they mostly don't have food on site. Think about take away or delivery

The best brewery in Tallahassee, and that says a lot with Proof, Grasslands, Deep and Ology not far away. Lake Tribe feels like everyone's backyard, but with amazing beer and friendly company. Dogs are welcome inside and outside. There's often live music, fire pits when it's "chilly", corn hole outside and board games inside, or the "big game" on the huge projector screen. The beer is the biggest draw though; there is a style for everyone's taste and it's all delicious!

The brewery scene in Tallahassee is growing and that always leads to lower quality. This place is legit. They offer the best deal of any brewery in Tallahassee, $10 gives you six beer samples and you get to keep your glass. The beer overall was very good way better than the rest of the Tally competition. Besides that they have a nice seating area outside and inside. I really recommend this place.

They are now refusing to fill a growler with Satsuma Wheat because they sell it in cans. They say it's cheaper and tastes better. Well it does not. Beer tastes better in glass.

Nice outdoor area. Many IPAs on tap if you like IPAs, which I don't but husband enjoys them. Happily I like Axel Grease their porter. Hubs had the sour beer - Camp M - dry hopped sour. They had a small local craft fair and the Return of the Mac food truck was out there. Nice Ambiance and they had BIG fans outside to help with the heat.

This is such a great place to hang out! It has a very laid back, quiet but still fun atmosphere. I love that it's so dog friendly and the beer is great. It's such a nice place to catch up with friends and have a fun evening!