Wallace Brewing Company

Stopped in after a long day of hiking and ordered a flight. Really enjoyed all the beers I tried, but the Higher Elevation Huckleberry Lager and the Stumpy's Pale Ale were 2 of my faves. Enjoyed some great conversation with the locals and generally just had a great time. Would've stayed longer for sure, but I had to drive back to CDA. Bought a cool sweatshirt as well.

This brewery pays homage to Wallace’s mining and bordello past. I enjoyed sampling and then buying a growler of the “Redlight Irish Red Ale.” My husband had a cider that they didn’t create but had on tap.

Been waiting five years to visit one of my favorite breweries! The full list flight made it fun for us to sample every brew. Love the “decor” in the theme of Wallace’s oldest female business! Pet, our dog, also enjoyed the puppy treat while we played board games. An awesome stop in a fascinating historic town. Highly, highly recommended. And, make sure to ask the wait staff about food from the restaurant next door.

What a splendid stop for a cider on my road trip I was just on for my birthday weekend. If you ever find yourself in picturesque odd little Wallace, you’ll want to find yourself. From a delightful conversation about Star Wars with the bartender to excellent on tap selection, I just couldn’t get enough. I was lucky enough to experience the town in what it seemed it’s quietest with most shops closed and not a single person outside of me and my boyfriend inside. It was a great halfway break before continuing on home, I’ll be sure to stop by again if I find myself out that way. Thank you for making my memories of my trip THAT more special!

We got lucky and hit the special $3.50 per pint for 1910 dark lager, which we have had before purchased in bottles.They also have a 5 or 10 choice sampler. I really loved the Wallace Strong Ale which is an amber. The IPA was good too. I didn't like the smash as it was sour for me, but my friend enjoyed it. The huckleberry shandy was light and refreshing. And of course the 1910 was perfect. We bought burgers next door at the 1313 Club Saloon & Grill and brought them in to eat at the brewery. The bathrooms and decor paid homage to the Wallace brothel history and we had a good laugh at the bras on display. Dogs were welcome and we got to pet several. But don't bring your kids, it is 21 and over.

Best beer 🍻 ever. Try the 1910 Lager, I loved it. Great atmosphere, friendly staff.

Nice brewery. Flights available with 5 or 10 beers. There's no food, however, food from outside is permitted. Fast and friendly service.

Visited on a dreary day in early April. Few other patrons but the vibe was still great. Very clean and inviting. Beertender was friendly and helpful. Enjoyed both of the beers I had and they have good selection of six packs to go. Prices are very reasonable. Dig it.

Hundreds of Hops self-guided US Hop Passport Brewery Tour Stop 11, which was 7 of 7 for Idaho, State #14 is complete! I've seen a few mentions of no children. This is true and there are multiple signs advising so, both prior to entering and just inside the door. What's the big deal you may ask. Aside from a brewey with no food being specifically for adults not being too far out, and for those who may want to avoid (or look for it), the mens room is adorned with full playboy spreads which could be controversial for junior. So, the environment & products are targeted to adults. The interior has mining decor and pinup decor, a bar top, pool table and a few tables with chairs. The beer we had was good for one and above average for the other. The wheat (with lemon wheel garnish) was a surprisingly tasty treat. It was out of the way for us but is right off the highway, so, convenient for a lot of people & the town itself is quirky. As you can see, it's the center of the universe & they have the manhole to prove it!

Steve and I got to try Wallace Brewing after a recent trip through the Idaho Chimney portion of the state. I did this area a while back visiting many breweries here but a few slipped through my fingers and this was one of them so it was good to get this one marked off my list. We had the Redlight Irish Red Ale which we liked quite bit. Irish Red Ales aren't necessarily a beer type the two of us flock to but this one was very good. Flavor highlights to look for when enjoying this beer is malty, sweet and dry. The beer is also very light bodied and smooth so that, at least to us is an enjoyable plus!

Super cute place! Bartender was so nice and friendly! This town is super cute and so old! Glad I got to visit and experience Wallace brewing

Great beer and an amazing atmosphere. I stopped in while on a road trip and was very happy with my entire experience.

What a fun brewery! Beer was good and they had a good variety. Stumpy (one of the brewers) was so gracious, stood and spoke with our friend who likes to make beer at home. Rae'Lyn (our bartender) was so nice and very helpful (even to us out-of-townes). The other VERY impressive aspect was the spotless bathroom. Very seldom do you find such a clean facility where they serve alcohol. Thank you for providing us such a wonderful afternoon!

The best micro brews, friendly bartenders and a great place to hangout with friends. Try the Stumpy's Pale Ale.

I've been here a couple times and enjoyed it each occasion. Exceptional beer considering it's a smaller brewery and the setting is really cool in an old downtown Wallace building. Will definitely be back during my next visit to the town.

Horrible experience! Our party of 8 simply opened the door with a sleeping 3 month old baby and we were immediately yelled at with hands waving NO KIDS !!!!NO KIDS!!! NO KIDS!! NO KIDS ALLOWED!!!!. The rest of our party would have loved a beer the baby could have gone else where. It was also snowing so we were stranded outside trying to decide our next move while the entire bar was empty. We would have loved to support local that's why we drove the 2 hours in. I understand a no kid policy but being so rude all of us I really don't understand! I'd rather support literally any other bar in Wallace!! I really encourage you to do the same! Being nice matters!

Great spot and you can't beat their Happy hour, buy one get one for a dollar! Wallace is a fun little town and this is one of many bars you don't want to miss.

Super cool brewery that's dog friendly. They have games and a little bed for your dog to chill on. There's no food but there's a couple places walking distance if you need to grub. The beers are flavorful and the hound lady bartender is super friendly. Always a stop when I'm in Wallace.

We drove through this town and the old town downtown was cute. Spotted 2 brewing company's and decided to go in one. It was not busy but it was a Monday afternoon. While taking a picture of my husband, a guy inside photo bombed our photo. We walked in and 2 guys were playing pool. I told the guy playing pool, i thought Santa was inside because that's who he looked like when he photo bombed us, lol. Bartender was great. Had a drink and chatted it up. Only bummed they didn't have food but we didn't come in thinking there was.

PROS: -local beers with local ingredients (like huckleberry!) -great location right downtown in Wallace (and a few hundred feet from "the Center of the Universe") -open, clean, and welcoming taste room -really great prices for a flight or pint -cheap growler fill days once a week -friendly staff -board games & cards to play -large windows to people watch -cute history and stories to learn CONS: -does not serve food (pretzels available or BYO-food) -not located in my hometown :( Well worth the detour off the highway!

Great beer. Great people. Dog friendly. Wallace is a fun little town and Wallace Brewing sets the standard. Must stop.

I wish they had food but... they will let you order food and have it delivered or bring in your own! The bartender even had menus for the 1313 club and took our plates back when we were done! The beers is good. I like the atmosphere and the games. I visit here every time I am in Wallace

Quick stop for a couple of beers and good service. No food at this place, just one snack available...and at moment I cannot recall what it was. Interesting historical info on the walls.

This place is a shithole. Horrible rude service. Bartender is rude. Service is slow. Beer sucks.

Who knew there would be not one, but two, craft breweries in tiny Wallace? Their beer is tasty, and SUPER AFFORDABLE! Wallace also allows to-go drinks, so even if you're just passing thru I highly recommend making a stop here. $10 growler fills and $3 beer. You won't find craft beer at a better price anywhere. Try the Strong Ale

Wow! What a great spot. The building and art are fantastic. The beer tender was really knowledgeable, helpful, and friendly. The beer was really good. And...they are very dog friendly with fresh water, biscuits, and toys. We will definitely make this a stop each time we head that way.

I did not enjoy my most recent experience here at the Wallace Brewing. The bartender ignored my friend and I when we entered the establishment. She was talking to the table for a good while before she excused herself and went back to the bar to take our drink order. The establishment it self is very cool and interesting to look at. The beer "center of the universe" is awful and I would not recommend it. This place left a bad taste in my mouth, I wish I had chosen a different bar to grab a beer.

Can't taste the marshmallows but mmmm mmmm huckleberries!!!! A must stop, the 1910 and huckleberry are to die for. This is so far my favorite Idaho brewery. Love all the beers they have something for everyone, it is in a great old building and the bartenders are happy to be there and talk about Wallace history, beer, and things to do in the area. The girl behind the bar started us on our NW Inland Ale Trail Quest, and the most fun two girls could have exploring breweries. They don't serve food, but the BBQ joint across the street if great.

Nice atmosphere, good service, and deliciously cold fresh-brewed beer. I had a couple huckleberry shandy's. Wish they didn't have to close so early.

The atmosphere is very relaxed and there's a lot of great old photos of Wallace back in the day. Our bartender was Rebecca. She's an absolute delight to talk to. She served up some great brews and we ended up leaving there with beer to take to our hotel room. We came back for a nightcap after dinner.

Stopped one day during the week for drinks. The place was empty yet the service was terrible. A lady came in with two dogs that had full run of the place. Running table to table, begging for scraps, and chewing squeaky toys. Super annoying. A few other patrons stopped in while we were there but exited abruptly likely just as annoyed as we were. The bartender seemed totally occupied with the dog owner (local regular I assume).. she could even be bothered to wait on us or be attentive enough to bring our check when we were ready. In such a small town with plenty of places to grab a beer, I am surprised they don't focus more on good service to establish and maintain new customers.

Came over Lookout Pass, heading West, hit a patch of ice in the shadows on what appeared to be bone-dry pavement. Car went this way and that and after I straightened her up went by 5 cars and trucks on the shoulder who did not fare as well as The Baron. Everyone was outside of their cars/trucks and were just standing there, apparently waiting for help/tow-trucks. Not a good idea, as that's exactly were my final resting place would have been had I not regained control. Was does this have to do with the Wallace Brewery, you ask? A pint of Wallace is exactly what you need, if you find yourself in a similar situation, to calm yourself down after almost meeting your maker. Thanks, Wallace Brewery, I needed that pint! Even if you didn't experience a near catastrophic even, the WB is a great place just to take a break from your I-90 cross country excursion.

Stopped in for a beer. Amazing service by Ms. Holly. Beer was great and the setting nice.

This is one of my favorite micro-breweries around, and by around I mean in the North West. Their are several varieties that satisfy my beer needs! Some of my favorites are: Huckleberry Shandy, RedLight Irish Red Ale, 1910 Black Lager, and Vito. On top of good beer they also have pretzels ready to eat at the bar. I also like that the brewing area is visible through windows and not hidden in the back somewhere. This is worth a visit, even if it's your only reason to pull off of I-90. Oh yeah, they don't allow anyone under 21 inside, but the restaurant next door does serve their beer if you have minors with you (it does cost more though).

Excellent beer. I had a barrel aged porter that was fantastic. The brewery is in the heart of historic Wallace Idaho. The decor is geared toward the history of Wallace and seating is roomy with a pool table, dart board, corn hole etc! Dog friendly too. No food on site but you can order and have food delivered or bring your own and eat in.

This a brew house - do not expect to get a serious bite of food though. The tap house is a wide open space with plenty of seating with a few comfy chairs spaced out as well. The beer options are a bit limited as they head into a holiday weekend - which seems a bit odd to me. The staff was friendly and courteous. We had a hoppy lager and the huckleberry shandy. Both were tasty. The shandy was canned and. Bit flat for my tastes - especially when right next door they had it on tap and it was bright, light, and a bit of zip to it. One thing we always enjoy are the games all around in abundance. From cards to jenga to board games. You won't be disappointed!

Pretty, pretty, pretty good. Bar theme really fits the town, but doesn't over do it. I'm not saying it's perfect. Great tasting beer, big fan of the 1910 and the Redlight. Winter beers yes, but fantastic. Easy going staff, bathrooms full of playboy nudies FYI. Not sure what's going on in the women's, but the men's bathroom doesn't lock. A bit on the inappropriate side with a bathroom door that doesn't lock, but hey you guys put up the nudes right?

Very nice place. I tried the 7 beer flight. I found a few I liked and what I didn't care for I gave to my husband. The staff was very nice. i wish we would have stayed in town over night because this would have been the place to hang. The had games to play. You could order food from the restaurant next door and eat it at the Brewing. Bought a growler of the Huckleberry beer to go. The Huckleberry was not sweet and was very refreshing!!!

I love visiting breweries while traveling out West, and we sort of wandered in here after a day biking with no expectations. I picked up a fight (hefty pours!) and was amazed -- an India Pale Lager?! What even is that? (Delicious!) Four out of the four beers I had were like nothing else I've had before, and I enjoyed each and every one. Will definitely be coming back here and searching for it in liquor stores.

You'd never expect there to be a perfect little historic town just off the highway. The beer is perfect!

Great spot! Wallace is adorable and the brewery is fantastic! No food served, but we knew that going in and enjoyed our leftover pizza while sampling delicious brews. Dog-friendly, historic place and friendly service! So glad we finally stopped here, and we'll stop in again!

My wife and I loved this place. The beer is well worth the time to stop in or detour off the beaten path. Great brewery to add to your list. Thank you!

I enjoyed this little brewery. I loved that they allow dogs. The environment was comfortable and laid back. They have a large array of games which I found neat. I had the oatmeal stout and it was decent. I would visit again.

Good beer. Very nice tap room. Great service.

I only tried the IPA but I loved it. The owner was there and he was very nice. I would definitely recommend this place for a good beer.

Stopped in to the brewery on our way to Spokane. My girlfriend and I loved this place. Historic building, great environment inside and good beer! The lone bartender was extremely friendly and inviting. Oh yeah, they are dog friendly! Will definitely be stopping by again for some more pints.

Very impressed with this tasting room in the middle of a historic town. Was heading on a trip to Idaho and searching for things to do in the area, luckily came across this website which was nicely done and intrigued me with its mention of a huckleberry beer. Made the trek to the location and found it to be much larger than imagined. Complete with pool tables and a dart board, chess games, tv and very friendly staff. Did the taster and tried all the beers, very helpful beer man explained each of them to us one by one. While many of them did not sound very exciting up front they did have some tastes I am not used to encountering in my everyday beer drinking. I was excited to hear that they had recently started bottling and that one day I may be able to locate their beer in a store near me. Definetely worth a stop off if you enjoy beer and are in the area, my only complaint is a lack of food and no Sunday hours (but I guess everyone needs a day off).

All their beers are excellent, but the hucklebeer is a great lager with a local flare that is a must try! And the service was fantastic.

The bartender was snobby and rude. Very uninviting and horribly stuck up. We will not be going there again. It's no wonder this was the only empty bar in town all night. Beer was good but owner/bartender terrible

Good beer. I especially like the 1910 Black Lager. Pair it with a Reuben! However, the woman serving was not friendly or helpful. Seems we were an imposition when we walked through the door.

I have been to the Wallace Brewery two times. Both times I was essentially the only person there and was treated to what amounted to a private personal beer tasting with the bar keep. It was a great experience. All of the beers are really tasty and well crafted. Each one is unique. It is a great place to stop if you are traveling through North Idaho on I90.