Dunedin Brewery

Claims to be florida’s oldest micro brewery and does not disappoint. Great beer and food seems solid as well. Highly recommend.

My girlfriend and I has a wonderful time at the brewery. Didn’t stay very long but we enjoyed a beer on the back patio. Not very big inside but it had a neat atmosphere.

Best live music in town! Great beers to compliment the ever changing lineup of funk/​jam/​rock music.

Great place to eat, drink and be merry! We’ve come to this place every time we’re in town!

Great place with a great atmosphere. I have been here a few times and always get the wings. The apricot peach ale is one of the best I’ve ever had and various food items and on the menu were great. We had a party of 8 people and service was outstanding with a large group.

I have visited the brewery on several occasions and have always had a good experience. The food is really good and it’s always fun to drink local beer. We look forward to going here when we visit downtown.

Love the Dunedin Brewery. Great food. Great beer. Great service. Live music. Not just your average bar food. Going for the Poutine tonight: Tots. Curds. Pulled pork. Mmm.
Come for drum circle night for a really nice experience.

Florida’s Oldest Craft Brewery!
Was in town for 2015 Thanksgiving with my Fiancée’s family and decided to do a little site seeing in this part of town that she had her college reunion in. She had mentioned i might like the bar scene here and I always up to checking out new places.
Atmosphere:
It’s quite the laid back but also during special nights they have live music. If you’re not into the live music and just want to chill and catch some sports on TV. Their little nook has a few tables, another bar with different beer taps, TV’s, and a full menu you can order from.
Beers:
There was nice list of choices of beer. I thought there would be more because I saw on the website they listed some i didn’t see in the main area. But i was informed that in «The Nook» there would be a few more to try out.
2015 Holiday Pharmhouse Ale: best holiday beer i’ve tried yet. great refreshing finish.
Universal Fortuity: IPA. it was okay. compared to stone ipa, it was kinda watery
Jackie Bones: pumpkin, good flavor. ok finish.
Colossal Shred: very nice Belgium tripel at 9%. almost like the holiday pharmhouse but on the bitter sweeter side.
Food:
pretzels: a nice basket that could feed 3 – 4 people for $ 5. pretzels were nicely baked. soft buttery salty exterior. the dough was ok. went well with the side of mustard and a beer.
Cheese curds: basket full of little baked soft buttery cheese curds. very addicting. great savory cheesy flavor that went great with beer.
lots of other appetizers and entrees to choose from. check the website.
Service:
When we first came in we ordered at the main entrance. I wanted to try out a flight but one of the bartenders said it was only between a certain time and that had passed. i was okay with that. i just stuck to snifters.
went into the nook. the guy with the dreads and glasses was very attentive. good service.
we did come back and ended our night to meet a couple more friends at this brewery. i ordered my last drink and noticed one of my friends was able to get a flight of samples and this was around 11pm. was kinda disappointed i didn’t get a flight to try out many beers.
Overall:
Great ambiance. Good beers. Delicious Food. Good service. Definitely a place to hangout and relax. Would have been 5 stars but being mislead about beer flight samples is quite unfair for first time customers.

Love this place — always great music. Loved the happy hour dj the other day spinning some great 80s and 90s dance tunes which transported me back — I knew every word! The bands are always fun. The beer list is terrific — one better than the next — also some nice wines. Pub style menu has a treat for everyone. Family welcome — keep the kids in tow. Indoor and outdoor seating. Great servers and bartenders.

Dunedin Brewery is an excellent spot for an afternoon drink and snacks. It’s located right in the middle of downtown Dunedin and close to the water. They have ample parking right across the street. The interior has a neat industrial feel with seating at the bar and high tops. They often have live music too. My favorite spot is on the patio on a cool day. There are nice picnic tables and high top chairs around the outside with shaded umbrellas.
Their beer options are great with the standard light and dark beers so their is an option for everyone. The apricot is my favorite. They have good food options ranging from pita, veggies, and hummus, to cheese curds, to sandwiches.
It can get crowded in the evening and during events, especially Octoberfest. It’s one of my favorite day drinking spots for a day off or Saturday afternoon.

We had a great experience here! The staff was very friendly and service was amazing. Their wings are so good. I can’t wait to eat them again. We also had cheeseburgers with fries. Also delicious!

This is some of the best bar food you are going to get! Their fish tacos are the best I’ve had on the east coast of the US. They come in a crunchy shell with tender fish, cabbage and the best sauce I’ve tasted on a fish taco. The chilled beer cheese dip is fantastic. The Southern slow pulled pork sliders are also great and very filling. They have arguably the best wings in town. I’ve never tasted anything bad on this menu. If only I could just get past the fish tacos, I’d be able to try more of it.
Another great thing about the Dunedin Brewery is the great live music. They have the best bands for a small music venue in this area.

Great selection of beers and love the atmosphere. The vegetarian burger is one of the better ones I’ve had.
The service at the bar on a Sunday afternoon was rather poor. My beer was completely empty and there were several bartenders standing around chatting and no one offered to get me a new drink. We had to ask for a sample. The bartender who poured my sample never followed up and asked how it was or if I wanted a beer.
We ended up leaving to go somewhere else and drink. It’s a shame because we would have stayed and enjoyed another beverage or two.

Came here for a Flight of brews after the Dunedin orange festival! Some stoner lady told us it was a 25 minute walk off main street but luckily it was only 2 blocks away from main street in Downtown Dunedin, maybe a 10min walk off the beaten path through a residential area. Had Wheat ale with an orange in it, apricot peach ale, hefe Man with an orange peel, and a red ale. They were all pretty good. The red ale was a little bitter for my tastes but I still finished it. Surprisingly this is Florida’s oldest brewery but it was only established in 1996. That just shows you how recent the Florida brewery phenomena is and theres already a ton of breweries in Tampa! We had a good time! There is plenty of street parking. Service was quick and bartenders were knowledgeable. Décor is a large Open high ceiling warehouse with a bar and several large Brewskie fermentators but it doesn’t get too loud. They could have had livelier music. Theres really faint low key music in the background but I can’t place my finger on what kind of genre it is and then I found out 2 different songs we’re playing at the same time lol.

We were biking around the Pinellas Trail (best way to see Dunedin, btw) and we needed some food, stat! The awesome guy from 7venth Sun brewery send us over here and I am glad he did!
The digs: Cool space inside, awesome back porch, and bicycle parking out front! Additional food truck thing outside.
Service: We sat ourselves and it was busy but we were attended to in very short order by a very sweet and knowledgeable waitress. She was quick but didn’t rush us and was very helpful.
Suds: I only had room and time for one (and I was biking around– no need for a BUI!) and I am glad I chose the peach ale. It was a light, crisp ale with subtle peach flavor. The peach flavor wasn’t too heavy, syrupy, or fake though!
Grub: I ate the fish tacos. They were great with no skimping on ingredients. I prefer soft corn tortillas but I think the choices were 3 hard corn or one giant wheat tortilla and I didn’t feel like a fish burrito. However, the real star was the jalapeño cheese curds! To be honest, I didn’t taste any jalapeño. This could be because A) I have an unquenchable thirst for all things spicy and my tongue probably doesn’t pick up on subtle heat anymore or B) I ordered non-​jalapeño ones on accident. It didn’t matter though because these things were so good! I’m not on a diet but, if I was, I wouldn’t be able to turn these things down on even the strictest one. Seriosuly dangerous. I might just have to go biking again. You know, for the beer.

Fun local place with a nice assortment of their own home brewed craft beer. Went for a Friday night to catch some live music and sip some brews. The beer selection runs from light beers, ambers, reds, and darks many with interesting names like midnight sextant. We didn’t try any food. just a lot of beer.
The inside is pretty small, tables were at a premium. Once the band got set up the wait staff removed several tables making room for dancing and general standing around. This made it much harder to get to the bar to place an order but the great music made up for it. There is outside seating which is great because you can still hear the music outside too. The bar staff really did a great job, they were quick to pour and turned over the beer line in minutes. There are bar seats for hanging out and a counter to place your order and go.
This is fun Friday night spot for 20−30−40 somethings. even older folks, pretty sure there were a few retirees spotted on the dance floor that night.

This is definitely a great place to go if you’re in the area. DB had a lot of the things I look for in a brewery. Beer was great and average priced. The layout was very interesting and offered a variety of different ambiances.
I had some of their annual beers and was met with mediocre taste. Their seasonal selection was on par though. Full of flavor and very unique tastes.
My largest complaint was in regards to their food. I was in a big pork mood and saw that they offered quite a bit of pulled pork options. I decided on the Dunedin style poutine, which had green onions, cheese curds, tater tots, and ‘pulled pork’ and snakebite sauce. These were all things that I saw on Unilocal as reviewed as good, so I thought it would be a great opportunity for a first impression. I’ve never had such a bad immediate stomachache from food. I was worried I had some form of food poisoning.
I didn’t enjoy the pork at all, as it was dry and not shredded at all, just huge chunks of dry pork. I had to cut my night early to deal with the consequences of the food. So next time I know just put my hopes on the beer.
My friends had the hummus and pita as well as the wings and were very satisfied. Overall first impression was ³⁄₅ for the illness from the food.

Cool local brewery with a nice selection of the company’s beers. Atmosphere is what you’d expect from a fun, modern, local brewery.
My experience with the food is limited to just the nachos, which were pretty darn good. Quality ingredients that come pre arranged and evenly distributed for perfect bites.
Definitely a little Dunedin gem.

I love, love, love this brewery. It is the oldest craft brewery in Florida and I send shirts stating that fact to all my draft beer loving friends back home with the message now that they have the shirt, we have to go on their next visit. I really, really like the food. I would greatly recommend the chilled beer cheese dip with toasted pita points (is way, way better than it sounds, you have to try it!) and the pulled pork wrap. I have been told the burger and fish tacos are excellent but I get caught up eating my favorites. A must go in Dunedin.
The only reason for the ⁴⁄₅ stars instead of ⁵⁄₅ is the size. It is tough to find an open seat and because it is so small, nights when they have bands or drum circles, you feel like you are in the drum. The service can be a little slow as well.

For the price and the quality, this place can’t be beat.
We arrived around 8pm on a balmy Saturday night. The place was packed-​in fact we got the last table available which happened to be on their patio area. The inside is split into 2 sections, an area that looks like it used to be an old house and then the brewery section where you’ll find the bar and a bunch of high top tables. There is also a patio to the right of the building and then a smaller patio to the left.
Our server was quick and attentive. My husband ordered the flight of 4 various beers. His favorite was the wheat. I had water (#pregnantgirlproblems).
We ordered the jalapeño fried cheese curds appetizer. Yes, they are as good as they sound. I wasn’t all that hungry so we ordered the pork sliders and shared them. This is the winner! The 3 sliders were large and great. They smoke their own pork and then mix it with snakebite BBQ sauce. It’s then topped with their coleslaw which is great, because it’s not too wet and is fresh and crunchy. It is served with a side of onion rings. For $ 9 this is a steal.
Would we return? Absolutely, but not until the baby is born so mama can partake in the beer drinking.