
Frankenmuth Brewery is Michigan’s original craft brewery since 1862. We offer American fare food, craft beer, soda, wine and the only deck views of the Cass River in Michigan’s Little Bavaria. All of our beer is produced in house and features German, Belgian, and American style lagers and ales.
Venerable brewery with many draft beers brewed on site, plus comfort food, a patio & riverfront dining.
Hours
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | Closed |
| Thursday | 11:30 AM–7 PM |
| Friday | 11:30 AM–8 PM |
| Saturday | 11:30 AM–9 PM |
| Sunday | 11:30 AM–7 PM |
| Monday | Closed |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 425 S Main St, Frankenmuth, MI 48734
Phone: (989) 262-8300
Website: http://www.frankenmuthbrewery.com/
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Reviews
For an appetizer, we ordered the Truffle Parmesan Tots, and those were awesome; crispy, flavourful, and a great start to the meal.
For my main, I went with the Brewery Burger. It was okay, not bad, not great. The bacon was crispy, and I liked that they served a fresh leaf of lettuce on the side instead of letting it steam on the burger. I just wish the patty itself was juicier, and a lot of the flavour ended up coming from the oil of the onion rings. Very average overall.
My wife ordered the vegetarian Southwest Bowl and really enjoyed it; super fresh, and the cilantro amount was perfect. The one big downside: she found a piece of pulled pork in her supposedly vegetarian meal and had to pull it out of her mouth. Definitely something they need to be more careful with, especially when it comes to dietary restrictions.
Worth checking out for the beer, but the food was a mixed bag for us.
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Nice restaurant/taproom with plenty of room. The patio looks nice and we enjoyed the view out the back of the restaurant. Clean restrooms. After spending the afternoon at Bronner’s we appreciated the restaurant not being completely “in your face” with Christmas. That’s to say that Christmas was present but not overwhelming.
Service was fantastic. Our waitress (and my apologies for forgetting her name) was happy to answer questions and we enjoyed talking with her. She was present and helpful but didn’t “hover”. She also offered great suggestions for our flights.
We didn’t try the food (sorry, we were planning on Zehender’s) but we will absolutely add this brewery as a stop during our annual visits to Frankenmuth.
The only nitpick I have with the atmosphere is that the exterior facade is more reminiscent of a modern craft brewery rather than the surrounding Bavarian styled architecture that is present along the main strip. The inside has a nice taproom/brewpub vibe with their brewing tanks in clear sight of the bar. The bar area is also well appointed.
They have the usual barrow fare with a German twist. However, having already ate a Zehnder’s before hand, I just wanted a snack with my beer so I had their fries. The fries were nice and fresh, not greasy and very crisp and not too bad for the price. The service was also very good as the bartender answered my questions and generally kept on top of the patrons at the bar.
Frankenmuth Brewery also has some pretty good brews, with a couple of them being award-winning. I just had a flight of beers including their Little Bavaria pilsner (their flagship), Lighten Up, Francis! kolsch (my favorite of the flight), the Harvest Ale and Munich-style Dunkel (my second favorite). Sadly they didn’t have Old Detroit Amber Ale on tap that day…but they had cans to-go for sale in their shop. They also have their own wines on the menu as well; not being a wine person, I didn’t try any.
As mentioned they have a shop up front with cans of beer to go, glasses and apparel with their mascot Dauschund, Frankie on it. Nice selection of glassware including dimpled mugs and reasonable prices (though do be prepared for the Michigan deposit for those out of state visiting).
Overall this was an enjoyable brewpub and if I came back, I’d definitely come for another visit.
Skip the German and chicken places. Especially if you’ve done it already. This is where you want to be.
Fantastic beer selection, full bar for those that don’t prefer beer, and everything was good.
The service was excellent, our waitress was friendly, fast, and helpful with the menu. We could tell the other staff were also fun and provided great service.
The food was great. We had cheese bread for the table and they did NOT skimp on the cheese. I had the beef dip, we had bratwurst, and all of it was excellent.
Frakenmuth brewery gets full marks from me. I left fat and happy.
Highly recommended.
A 93° Thursday afternoon in late July calls, no, screams, for a brewery stop. Since I’m heading “up north,” Frankenmuth was a great spot for lunch & beer.
And they are busy today. The ambient noise from all the conversations is a bit higher than I expected but not “wish I had ear plugs” loud.
Sat at the bar. Sam is hustling. Food and drink orders are handled efficiently and professionally. And he checks in despite the load. Kudos.
The food was tasty and arrived quickly.
The beers are decent, though nothing stood out.