Lost Shoe Brewing And Roasting Company

Love this place and want to go back as soon as I can. The atmosphere couldn?t be better. The muffins and pastries were great. We also got the breakfast burrito and it was great. The coffees were fantastic. Surprised a brewing company nailed coffee and breakfast like this but sure happy they did worth the visit.

Lost Shoe presents you with a warm and inviting space, a contrasting taproom of natural dark woods, red brick, and stainless steel. The staff is super friendly and lively, obviously enjoying their product and work environment. Their beers are varied and exciting, and everything I tried was top notch. Prices are reasonable, with most pints clocking in at $7-$8. Flights are available. The coffee is also wonderful. Their espresso was expertly pulled, delivering an intense flavor with minimal bitterness. The food on offer is great for breakfast or a snack with your afternoon beer. This is absolutely a brewery I will be back to.

Must try the Belgian waffle with the raspberry compote ????. Its my third day getting that in a row. Plenty of seating indoor and outdoor. Very friendly staff that has the necessary amount of patience to answer my questions.

This place is the best!!! Great location, great staff, great coffee, and great beer! The interior is very warm and inviting. Free wireless for customers allows you to get some work done while enjoying your favorite drink and snack. Great specialty coffee drinks. Get a coffee flight to try a few different types. Great beer selection for every taste!

The beer wasn?t bad and the staff is friendly. However, they need more clarification on their pour pricing. They just say full, sample, 4-pack, and single under all the beers. The volume should be listed and when it says full it usually means draft and would specify if it comes in a can. I ordered a full and they pulled a can out of the fridge and didn?t even pour me the whole thing or give me the rest of the can. The price of the the can to-go was $4.50 but to have them pour only part of it was $8. I have never been to a brewery where they pour a beer out of a can and don?t even give you the whole thing and charge double the price it would cost to buy the single can to go. I was told by the bartender that happens everywhere. Other places will specify a 16oz can pour and give you the can.