Four Fathers Brewing
1555 W Lincoln Way,Ste 105, Valparaiso, IN, 46385
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Address :
1555 W Lincoln Way,Ste 105
Valparaiso, IN, 46385 - Phone (219) 464-9712
- Website https://www.fourfathersbrewing.com/
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Opening Hours
- Mon :4:00 pm - 9:00pm
Specialities
- Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Bike Parking : Yes
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Belinda E.
Off the grid brewery with pretty good beer! I have been here twice & left happy each time. It's a new building so the inside is decorated well. They did have a bbq food area set up outside.. so bring cash incase you get hungry. The actual brewery only offers popcorn and chips I think. The popcorn tasted burned, it wasn't good. Worth checking out, the beer is good.
(4)Kim S.
Just like a lot of places, the people make it. It doesn't hurt that the things they are doing with beer are a little different and delicious. The place is small, but it's a great place to meet a variety of people and talk about beer and why we all love it. Their events are fun and they do a great job of making everyone feel welcome!
(5)John A.
Tried the Heavy Hitter Belgian style imperial stout - it was incredibly good. Also tried a few gulps of what I believe was called the Oatis - it was a dark chocolate orange beer, which is not really my thing, but it wasn't bad. Quality was definitely there. Not really a huge stickler in the atmosphere department, but this place was pretty cool, with everything being wood and having lots of presidential/historical decorations. Without a doubt worth a visit.
(5)Thomas C.
I absolutely loved this place. Great beer, great people, great vibe. It is small (and you need to watch for the building as you drive, or you'll pass it), but very nicely done. Six beers were on tap when I visited and they were all excellent - some were even better than excellent. There were low gravity (low alcohol) options and at least one high gravity option. Some of the brews were eclectic (e.g., white milk stout with coffee, stout with coconut and plantain) and some more traditional (e.g., English brown) - I loved them all. Light snacks only (popcorn made in bacon grease!), but live music and cool merchandise. I met Jason, one of the brewers, who took time to talk me through the beers and how they're made (not in a perfunctory way, but with the pride of an owner) - really a great guy. Headed to Harbor Country from Chicago (or vice versa)? Make a detour to drink a brew here - you will be so glad you did.
(5)Kevin C.
It seems you can't swing a dead cat in northwest Indiana without hitting a new brewery. In general, I'm excited for this development but worry it might lend to everyone doing the same old thing. Luckily, the three breweries in Valpo each have there own distinctive feel and flavor, and for my money Four Fathers is the best. Located in a new but nondescript strip mall west of downtown, the actual building doesn't necessarily scream top-notch brewing locale Though they lack natural surroundings and appealing facades, they do a good job in creating an intimate atmosphere. The interior is nothing more than a small parlor in the front of the facility with a only a few tables and chairs. But it's quaint and comfy in its setup and decor. The beer is really what either makes or breaks a place like this, and in that score they are solid. All of the brews I sampled were well-crafted and very good with their American Stout and English IPA standing out. As has been mentioned, they don't offer food and their limited snacks (a popcorn machine in the corner) are disappointing. But, seriously, who cares. The highlight for me was taking the time to chat with a couple of the owners. They were eager to share their stories and the vision behind their beer and brewing. It's nice hearing from brewers who truly see their trade as an art form. If you're hanging out for any length of time, take a moment to chat them up. Being around less than a year, you can tell they are still getting their feet underneath them. But, I think that Four Fathers is on their way to becoming a leading craft brewer in the area.
(4)Greg Q.
Great beer and super people. They have added music on weekends and the berry Neptune is a great beer. Highly recommend
(4)Eric E.
Four Fathers is a hole in the wall that you might drive by several times and not notice. Eagle eyes served well today. The interior is a shoe box with a few bar seat style tables and a half door opening where you order. A complimentary popcorn machine is set up by the tables. On tap are only a half dozen beers but that's fine by me. When you run across a joint this size you want to see them concentrate on a small selection and get them right. I had the pleasure of a couple free pours today, Abolition and British Ugly. Abolition, a robust porter, warmed my heart...so I bought a growler to go. British Ugly, a mild English ale, was nearly as good. If I had the time I would have done it the right way and ordered a flight, but we had other fish to fry. I enjoyed their small/local approach. If you find yourself in this neck of the woods do yourself a solid and pay these fathers a visit. Cheers!
(4)Gregg K.
Fine, brewed to style beers. Good folk. Cannot wait to they bottle a session IPA as a 6 pack. They are also creative but not in the ridiculous way some others tend to be. One of the best around!
(5)Audrey B.
Pretty good place to stop in for an after dinner drink. If you feel like it they also have a food truck stop by occasionally as well. The space is a little small but because of that I have had a few interesting conversations with other patrons.
(4)Riste R.
Excellent place to enjoy some local home brewed beer. I would recommend getting the flight of beers and go from there. I really enjoyed the Abolition Brown Porter.
(5)Brian B.
Great brews and great people!
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