O'so Brewing Company

Great atmosphere. Super tasty food - I had the meatball sandwich and was very happy. Good beer - formulated for a wide audience. An enjoyable experience.

Popular spot for locals and travelers. Large space for meeting and events. Beers were very professional, though nothing really stood out for me. Huge barrel aging program. Impressive facility all around. Definitely stop in if passing nearby. Pizzas are solid.

Located in a strange shopping plaza that appeared deserted at the time. It took me a few rounds to find it at first. I rolled into this place around dinner time on a Thursday and the place was bustlin’ with all the senior citizens of Plover it seemed. I downed my two pints quick (they were both good) and I ducked out of there quick!

I hosted a surprise 50th wedding anniversary for my parents at O'so on 8/9/2025. Everything was great. they worked with me for the planning as I had sent an open invitation to the guests I knew to invite and asked people to spread the word. I had no idea how many people would show up. Dan helped me greatly figure out a menu and a number to plan for. I was able to do custom drink tickets so my parents could buy a drink for their friends. We hosted the event in the museum room, people migrated between the bar and the room throughout the event (as I had predicted they would). As I knew people would come and go we had a couple rounds of food planned and everything was amazing. The staff were so wonderful. Thank you to Marc, Katina, and Dan and all of the staff. Everything was wonderful and my parents are looking forward to their next visit, where they will be able to sit down and enjoy a pizza.

Love the atmosphere. Very family oriented, and if the kids get on your nerves, they have many great beers. Pizza is absolutely amazing! Some of the best pizza I've ever had. Highly recommend!

I would move to Plover just for this place. 😱🍺 Adult playground! Beer is fantastic and tons to choose from, but the massive interior is filled with cornhole, adult sized connect 4, and video games. A full upstairs area in addition to the bar, dining area, and main hall with sofas, comfy chairs, and tons of space. Merchandise also very reasonably priced!

We hosted an anniversary party for our group at O'so Brewing, and it was a fantastic experience! The staff made the planning process easy, and the spacious venue allowed our group to comfortably gather and enjoy the event. We ordered pizzas from Amore Pizzeria, located inside the brewery, and they were absolutely delicious. O'so offers a wide selection of their own craft beers, and our guests thoroughly enjoyed the variety. Overall, it was a great venue for our event, and we highly recommend O'so Brewing for group gatherings!

Great beer! I am from the west coast and am admittedly a bit of an IPA fan. Expensive but worth it. Pizza is awesome, as well as sandwiches. However, I do not understand the square cut style pizza... Tons of space, events, and live music occasionally. Went upstairs to have a chill spot on the sofas, but children kept coming up there and goofing around. If you place a food order, do yourself a favor and do it at the kitchen window. It's rough at the bar.

I was unhappy on how they handled the brew pass. They wouldn't do my wife's as a free one, they just gave me a chip which i ended up giving away. After being highly recommended by point Brewery we were very disappointed in your service.

We were very disappointed the minute we walked in. It was very busy which is good for them. We thought the pizza was bland and heard it was homemade. Definitely not a homemade crust. We also had the brew pass book and they did it different than any other brewery. Ended up giving the token to someone else. Long story. Also parents had no control over their kids. They were playing chasing games. Hard to enjoy yourself with all the noise. I could see why because one of the "fathers" preceded to kick the game my granddaughter was playing and knocked out the circles. Won't be back!

Awesome brewery! We ordered pizza and drinks! The carbliss seltzer's are awesome. Will come back again.

Service was not friendly and unless you got a seat at the bar they ignored you. The order here with mostly new customers was last for service every one at the bar was given refills before they even got to the line. Finally got beer it was flat and tasted soapy. Plenty of servers and except for the bar area not too crowded.

Rainy Memorial Day weekend visit and the place was packed. Great beers, kid friendly and good food.

Great business, comfortable atmosphere. Wide selection of beer on tap. They also have a restaurant, O'so Amore, with sandwiches and pizza. It's a very big space, where they have bands play from time to time as well as a gigantic visualizer screen to watch sports. The service is always quick and polite, even when it's busy.

Great beer and selection, somewhat pricy for the area. Space is awesome and really unique. Pizza is one of our favs. Unfortunetly service at bar is slow and the welcomeness or friendlyness from the staff and female manager/owner (?) are less than desirable.....hope that gets better.

This is the perfect place to bring large groups. There's tons of beer and games. They also have a selection of other drinks for the non beer drinkers like myself. (For example white claws) They have pizza and sandwiches a available too. Winniiinnnnggg

O'So is OsoGood! Probably not the first person to come up with this line and probably not the last. If you are a fan of sour beers, O'So is the brewery for you! Sixteen sours on tap! Really their whole tap line is incredible. They have great options for those who aren't into sours as well as a solid guest tap list. On my way there, I wondered where google maps was taking me because O'So is located in a strip mall. Caught me a bit by surprise but definitely plenty of room for parking. Be sure to check out their beer menu to learn the story of the start of O'So. Small area out front for sitting outside and decent sized tap room with plenty of bottles for sale to take home and enjoy.

We frequent this business quite often, and have been for the past 10 years. We've started coming to their new location with our kids which we love because its spacious and they have great pizza. Three different times now the owner has come up to us and "scolded" our family for various things. Our 6 year old walked up the stairs to meet her dad by herself, the kids " were not playing near us"(during live music, they were dancing right next to us) and I get the vibe that the owner just doesn't like kids. Our kids are well behaved, respectful and it's sad to think that such a beautiful space with great beer is going to deter a family like ours because they don't prefer kids in their space. There are many indicators that they are family friendly, but they have very clearly not been friendly to our family.

An excellent atmosphere, with a large selection of beers on tap, brewed in-house. The service is always attentive to your needs. The food is good quality food for bar food. It would be nice to have live music other than that I would recommend.

First, your beer creations are great! In fact, they're Oh So Great! I've been to your Plover location and it's a very cool place. However, I'm not surprised you had to close the Madhouse in Madison. I went there a few times, and again, great beer and a nice little taproom. The bartender was friendly and was quite good at his job, paying attention to all the customers. A couple times when I was there he kept the bar open well after closing, never made last call so my friends and I thought it just stayed open longer on the weekend. It's a bummer you had to close the Madison location, but I'll stop in when I'm in Plover! The five stars are as many as they'll let me give!

Best brewery in point for a diverse group of palates. The pizza was soft and savory. You will want to come back and have the pizza again. Service system for food delivery was sound and effective.

I'm a broken record when it comes to stouts. A couple years ago, I had all but sworn off sours. And then I was out numbered on a road trip and "forced" to stop here. And let me tell you! O'So made me a believer and I'm a better person because of it. (More adventurous, less brooding, etc.) They really knock it out of the park on sours and I'm willing to bet they have something to please every palette. It would be irresponsible of me not to mention that while sours are their "thing," they also run a solid stout game. In fact, I stopped in recently on my way to another brewery's stout release/ party and picked up a few bottles of their latest stout releases. And I was actually more excited about the O'So bottles than the bottles I drove up there for in the first place. That's really a hook, line and sinker in terms of my loyalties. I recommend trying one of their sample trays- I believe you can select up to ten short pours. I especially recommend this option because their white board doesn't offer descriptions of their beers, just the names. And yes, there are menus at the bar with those descriptions and the bartenders are great resources, but on a bus day, it can be tough to get up to the bar. I think the dry erase boards have a certain charm, but it's worth a mention.

After hitting up another brewery in the area, we decided to visit O'so too since we'd be driving through Plover on our way back home. We checked the website to see if they had a tour, but it didn't appear that they did so when we arrived we just ordered a couple of beers and sat down in the tap room to try them. When looking back over the website later I saw that we missed the tiny paragraph about tours on the Taphouse tab. We were definitely at the brewery when they were scheduled to happen (1 and 2 PM on Saturdays), but the bartender made no mention of a tour and we didn't see anyone taking one. Such a bummer to have been there at the right time but have no clue it was happening. After downing multiple pours at the previous brewery, I opted for a pint of my old post-college favorite, The Big O (an orange wheat), and a sample of the Milkstache milk stout. The Big O definitely tastes best on draft, and was a nice refreshing summer afternoon beer. I loved the Milkstache and wish I had gotten a full pour of that instead (though I was so full I probably wouldn't have finished). Samples are pricey at $2.25 and $3 for non-O'so beers; just bite the bullet and get a full pour for $4.50/5 to share with friends if you can't finish. As for ambiance, the tap room is in a strip mall and while nice, it is super dark inside. We were there on a sunny summer afternoon and it felt like it was 7 PM from how dim it was. Drinking beers in the dark makes me super sleepy, so we headed out after our first round. All in all, it was an a-ok experience and I'm looking forward to checking out their new space another time once it's completed. They've purchased 20 acres of land and foresee a large space with disc golf, kick ball, and a taproom with food. Their beer is good, so I'm excited for them to have a space that's more of a destination and a more unique experience than what now feels like just drinking in a suburban bar.

Great place! Great beer! Great music and great drinks! As large as it is though the pizza which is great, took way too long. If you have a place this size you have to assume people want to eat. May want to get that figured out or serve something that doesn't take that long. An hour and half is too long.

I absolutely love the beer and the bathroom is super duper nice as well. Will be back to this place.

First it is the O'so Tap House you are going to. You get in and it's decent size all high tops except the picnic table in the back. The beer list is a mix of their own and guests beers from other breweries. Their own beer is less cost than guests but it is nice they have sample sizes. The beer is just ok. We tried 3 darks from them and a light from them, and a light from Milwaukee Brewing but still they were just ok. We didn't finish most of them and walked out.

One of the most intriguing breweries I've ever been too. Insane sours and wild ales on tap. It's cool to see a brewery doing such a crazy amount of sours. From tarts to sweets. It was very amazing. I'm excited I stopped here on the way out of my brew tour! They have everything for anyone and you won't be disappointed from a Malty Boozy beer, IPAs, or Stouts. Even has sweet swag ! Definitely will be going there again. It's worth a day trip to hang out and drink amazing craft beer.

Awesome beer! We've visited many times and always had incredible service. The beer variety is great. We are so fortunate to have this local gem!

Disappointed by what we found at Steven's Point Brewery, I set the GPS for O'so and found a nice brew-pub in what looked like a pretty new strip mall. This was just what we were looking for, a place to try local beers. I would go back here any time. We were treated like they wanted us there and they are clearly passionate about what they are making. Ms T went straight for the 95 IBU Hop Whoopin' and I had the Dominator Dopplebock. We enjoyed both. They both showed complexity, depth and balance that we look for. They have a nice selection and clearly know what they are doing. Our bar tender was a nice guy. He patiently answered our questions and was friendly and knowledgeable. You would think they would get tired of explaining the beers over and over again but he didn't seem to mind. If I lived in Steven's Point, this would be my place. We got a couple of glasses as souvenirs and headed to El Mezcal for dinner.

Great tap house in Plover Wi ! This place had a good crowd of folks on a Thursday night and live music to boot ! It was a bit loud for conversation but as more people showed up and filled the tables the singers somehow softened their sound and it all worked well we tried a few different samples for 2 bucks each and settled in with a few pints of their Rusty Red beer did not have any food so no comment there the first time here was last fall and we did the tour which are held on Saturday only highly recommend the tour the owner was our tour guide great passion! And great beer!

Nice relaxing stop on a road trip. Really casual. We felt comfortable bringing our toddler, and there were other kids there, too. Dogs are also welcome. I don't drink beer, so I can't speak to the taste, but my husband liked it. There were many on tap that they make themselves, as well as other local breweries. Seemed like a good variety and some interesting sours. I ordered cream soda, but it came in a bottle and was so gross I didn't drink it. They don't have a food menu, but you can bring in your own. We had a picnic lunch we brought with us. They also have low seating available, nice alternative to bar seating.

Nice place... Looks brand new, not from the area so I'm not sure. Anyhoo, all types of beer on tap, all from the state of WI (from what I understand) which I love. Have only seen that same concept at in Denver, CO (Colorado+ Brew Pub). No food, but I great place to grab a beer or three. People are nice, bartenders are good and knowledgeable. Had the Hop Whoopin', Rusty Red on Nitro & the Mutiny IPA (I'm a bit of a Hop Head). All were good and very enjoyable. All around a sweet brewery/tasting room experience where I didn't expect one. Thanks! Highly recommended

Stopped in last night after having dinner next door ( Mikey's ) This place is great .... Over 40 craft beers I sampled a few and decided on the Raspberry Beer. IT was great !! Bartenders very nice and knowledgable Place is very clean A unique experience If in the area again will for sure return

Not my favorite set up with the bar being on the left side when you walk in. Usually dark inside. Offer a small variety of beer, none of which stuck out to me as unique. Also offer other breweries on tap.

Took a day trip with a couple of friends as we wanted to take the brewery tour there. The brewery is not very big but it's similar to other craft breweries that I've been too. The tour was great. Our tour guide didn't spend too much about the normal beer making process, just how they make their beer and bottle it. I always like hearing about the history of the brewery and why it got started and that wasn't really covered much. My inner six-year old self was entertained as well as they have tanks that were painted with the faces of Barney the Dinosaur, Big Bird, and Oscar the Grouch. The tap room is great. It's a very long bar and is very modern. If you've never been to this brewery, I recommend getting the sampling tray. With 40 beers on tap it's kind of hard to choose just one. The tray has 10 open spots and you just write the beer you want and the bartenders will fill up small glasses and put it on that spot. It costs $2 for a O'so sample and $3 for any other craft beer. O'so is known for making sour beers which I'm not too familiar with. I ordered six sours. Some were really good and others were....well...sour. Infectious Groove and Scarlet Letter were my top two choices for the sour selection.

The beer selection is good but they tap room isn't as nice as some other places. It always looks like they're closed and it is always awkward when you walk in with the set up they have.

Great stop along 51 if you're cruising by. O'so experiments with a wide variety of SOURS that they sample in their tap room. Some are hit and some miss. They also have interesting guest beers if you are looking for something less sour. I love that they are flexible with their samplers -- you can try a only couple or a whole lot!

This place was a good find! As an IPA fan, they had several selections to choose from. Bartender seemed a bit angry to be there, hence the reason for the 4 stars. We would order a drink and he would take off, no smile, barely said anything. But other than that we were impressed. Were there on a Saturday night and were able to enjoy some live music which was also a nice touch! If we end up in that area again, we will most likely be back!

So they just opened this new space and its amazing. The tap room has 40 draft beers available every day. The beers are not limited to just their own which is interesting for small brewery. They had selections from all over WI and they knew just as much about the other beers as their own. Also, the fact that the beers were $3.50 each was amazing. The staff were beyond friendly and the owner and his wife were mingling with the patrons while I was there. They were very interesting and explained a great deal about the WI beer business I never would have imagined. Definitely a place you must stop in if you're in the area.

So much beer. All yummy beer! Even beer I don't like is yummy. Served right at the brewery. Only thing missing is they need a kitchen for food. But over all nice. Beer!

What started out as a homebrew shop with a really rough brewery operation has matured into a really nice Central Wisconsin craft beer destination. My parents come here frequently, and I see why. They've got a ton of taps, many of which are their house beers, but frequently they have a great selection of other Wisconsin beers such as the ever-so-delicious New Glarus Belgian Red cherry beer or even nearby Central Waters beers. But their beers certainly hold their own. Their Nightrain stout is a very solid stout, especially when on nitro or aged in bourbon barrels. Their double IPA is well balanced yet very much a hop-head beer. But it's their Funky Lady sour stout that has me raving about them. A sour stout you say? Yes, and it's beautiful. If you've ever had Jester King's Funkmetal, this is as close s you're going to get. O'so, you've come a long way, and I'm sure glad you did.

Nice establishment with a large selection of their brews and a few taps of other breweries. Don't pass the flight by, enjoy a range of what they have to offer.

I stayed at the Hampton Inn and decided to go for a beer. I saw This place and I love craft beers. I had three different types of Oso brand of beers. Each one was excellent. Rusty Red great tasting, Memory Lane was a great Pilsner and ended the night with Whoppin Hop and what a great beer. I know if I stay in the Stevens Point area again I know where to go for a great beer. Note: if you go to watch sports there is no TV's.

Excellent and informed staff. Very friendly environment because of that. Other customers at the bar are almost always welcoming and good for a chat. Excellent beer selection (their own offerings as well as the guest taps). Love these guys. Can get busy, but they work hard- tip accordingly.

Excellent beer selection but the inside is noisy with a bad echoing layout. The staff is great and knowledgeable but I prefer going outside when stopping here just because the inside atmosphere isn't ideal. No food, but they are connected to Mikey's just a few doors down, so you an have appetizers delivered.

The atmosphere left something to be desired, but the beer was the best I'd ever experienced in Wisconsin. The barrel aged bourbon stout was absolutely fantastic. I had the walleye for dinner and it was pretty decent. Again, it was really the beer that sold it for me. Also, the bartender was very knowledgeable about the beer he was serving.

40 beers WI beers on tap is 4 stars alone, the great people make it a 5!

This place is fantastic! Marc & Katina (the owners) treat you like family. A great selection of local beers along with the Oso offerings.

These guys know how to do it. Great customer service. They know the right questions to ask to make the right selection for the customer and they have something for everyone. 40 Tap of Wisconsin's finest Craft Brews.

Great beer, but I wish the owner's wife felt the same way. Not hospitable and we felt as though we were inconveniencing her by being there. What a waste...I will never drink this again because of Katina (sp?). Get over yourself and let beer people enjoy good beer without your interference. Yuck.

I really like the newest addition to the microbrew scene in the Stevens Point area. Now that O'so has moved to its new space, they've opened up a spacious tap room that is just awesome. Walking in, you are immediately exposed to the smells of brewing beer. The brewing operations are viewable through the entire right side of the tap room through ceiling high windows, which is better than the glimpses you get at other microbreweries. There are sooo many beers to try. I liked the mix of brews from all over the state (such as New Glarus, Red Eye, Point, etc.) However, b/c we were at the O'so taproom, we all tried to stick with their beer. I had the Hopdinger Pale Ale and The Big O, which were both excellent. The Big O was a hit in our group as were the Rusty Red and Dominator Dobblebock. Such a wide variety on the menu (and it appears that they switch it up - seasonally, perhaps?) that you'll have to visit quite a few times to take them all in. Not, that I'm complaining :) Very cool space, nice vibe, incredibly knowledgable employees...highly recommended for all beer lovers.

This is the best brewery I have ever been. The owners are genuine beer enthusiasts and have a great appreciation for all their customers. The beers are excellent and the creativity is evident in the beers. I have been to breweries in Oregon and Washington and O'so blows them away on their worst day

There are so many good things I can say about this place. Their beer was fantastic and inexpensive. I love the fact that some of the proceeds go to charities like Alzheimers. The owners sat down and talked to us for a little bit and were very nice. The bar tender was very knowledgable about the beer. My husband and I ordered samples ($2 a piece) to try a bunch of different beers since it was our first O'so experience. Our eyes were a little bigger than our stomach but out of almost 15 samples between the two of us we liked every one of them! Great place to sit and have some drinks with friends and the tour was a lot of fun!