Voyageur Brewing Company

Fantastic service from Austin. He served my lady and I and it was a very comfortable environment right away. It is dog friendly outside and he has treats ready for the pups from a slip into his shirt pocket. Great energy brother. The place was a little busy but shows that the place is hot and a good vibe. Thanks I'll pass on the word for the hospitality and my lady loved the porters you have!

Always a fun time at Voyageur. The view of the lake is hard to beat (across the road, not right on the lake). The beers are first rate with a good selection of IPA, stouts, ales, and others. Their flight is always my first choice, gives me a chance to see what I feel like that day. At lest one I’m always ready for another full pint of. Food is also highly recommended. Personally like the picnic board, but curds and Brussels sprouts are also good choices.

GREAT craft brews and food! Loved the tour too! Had sampled their lovely Lost Compass Imperial Stout and was so impressed, I immediately had to purchase a growler to share back home with friends. Very complex taste with coffee and chocolate notes. Higher alcohol content and wonderful aroma deserves the small snifter it's served in. The Sled Hound is a great IPA for those who are a little shy of the bitterness associated with them. More of a floral note than bitterness and a great summer beer.

Always worth a stop at Voyager to see what’s on tap. Fantastic beer selection and great ambience. At this time of year they had the Wit on tap but not to go, didn’t have time to stay but picked up a 4 pack of 32oz crowlers. The Mystery Mountain IPA was my favorite!

Voyageur is always a favorite! Sure, the beer is fantastic. But, have you tried the food?! It is a great place for our vegetarian family to get delicious food that feels like the main event and not an afterthought. The pecan veggie burger sliders are amazing (and, can be subbed into any slider topping combination). The jackfruit tacos? The cheese and ale fondue? Why, delicious! Our eleven year old LOVED the tomato soup and bread (made with spent grain) and thinks everyone should know that root beer is served ON TAP. The pickiest and crabbiest amongst us has found solace in the craisin, cheese and cracker kid’s plate and won’t turn up his nose at the cheese curds. I know I am being effusive, but any vegetarians who have tried toneat out on road trips/vacations know that good provisions can be hard to come by!!