Lake Chelan Brewing Company

Great place to watch the Seahawks game. Great tvs with volume. Wonderful food and beer with incredible people and service. Wonderful little gem!

Great times! Can’t wait for the outside patio to be done. Should be done spring of 2016.

Horrible horrible… do not eat here. Beer might be okay but don’t eat food. No soup as we were told it was too hot out today to make it ??? Frozen fries, frozen onion rings, frozen chicken, frozen chicken strips, frozen burger patties (come on! How hard is it to make your own freaking burger patty) not to mention they didn’t even season the burger patty and he cooked and obviously squished the crap out of the burger, they have bbq sauce out of a bottle (come on, my kid can make bbq sauce). Chicken sliders are frozen chicken tenders cut up and put on a small bun. Onion rings came out cold. They make their own potato chips but those too we’re never seasoned or salted. We left with the kids having to feed all of us a second dinner. Burgers are $ 12.95/$ 13.95 when you can go to McDonald’s and get a better meal for $ 5.95. All of this and it took about 15 minutes to order and 45 minutes to get our food and we were the only people in the resturant!
Extremely disappointed… I know Manson is small but I would have rather driven into Chelan to eat or somewhere else in Manson. Put on your avoid list…

Good beer, the IPA was not as hoppy as I like but it was very good. We didn’t eat while there but the staff was very polite and attentive. It was very cool to look through all the vinyls that they have and pick one out for them to play. Great FUN place. If you donate money towards their local food bank they will let you write on the brick wall. Great community support business.

Not impressed. First trip to Lake Chelan and found a free «flatty» appetizer voucher in the welcome pack at our hotel and since the hubs loves beer, we decided to try the brewery for dinner. Entered the establishment to find no clean tables and waited a few minutes to even see an employee. Were told to sit down and he would be back to wipe off our table. Employee came back with menus but no rag! Had to come back again to finally clean the table. Should’ve known this would be an omen as to the cleanliness of the restaurant — got a dirty plate, no silverware or napkins until we were halfway through our burgers and when they did come the knife was visibly dirty with dried on food and then flatty appetizer had a hair in it (!!!). On top of all of it, the service was spotty — the waitress walked past my empty glass 2 – 3 times b/​f offering to get me a refill. Won’t be returning.

Take into account it is fall and the tourists gone. This time of year it is a nice, quiet brewery. It’s a quaint family owned establishment that is a good find and a good stop for beer aficionado’s.
Beer brewed on sight. Nothing amazing, but good craft brew. I am usually an IPA guy, but the Mackinaw red amber has a lot if flavor! On the Fall menu there is a green chili, chili burger with queso. A total SW spin on a regular style menu. It was great actually. Friendly a personal service.

As it turns out, there is only one microbrewery in the Chelan area. Blew my mind. We stopped in to try out the local beer and we were impressed. I got the sampler of all four beers they serve. A blonde (served with an orange slice), IPA, Imperial Irish Stout, and a Red Amber. The beers were definitely on par with the many PNW microbrews I love so much. The owner served us and was very friendly. The menu sounded great but I wasn’t hungry enough to try anything. He mentioned that they serve authentic southwest Green Chili. I imagine it was delicious.

Please see my tip as well. The beer is boring, expensive and limited varieties. The food is of lower quality, way over priced. The service And atmosphere was good, but $ 52 for a low quality lunch was not worth it in the least sense of the notion. My guess is that they will not make it another 2 years.
My advice for them; make better beer, make better food not made with Sysco food products and lower the prices. Do these simple things and it may be successful going forward. Disappointed on my first visit.

So disappointed this year with the LCB. Last year I gave them a 5 star review. This year, not so much.
Came for dinner our first night in town and I ordered the turkey panini with potato soup. To my disappointment, the server came to tell me they were out of the potato soup. Hmmm, that happened last year too at dinner time. OMG SERIOUSLY MAKE MORE FREAKING POTATO SOUP!!!
Seriously this is why I come, for the potato soup.
I decided to have the chicken noodle instead.
Talk about blah. No flavor whatsoever! I had to douse it with salt and pepper to give it some taste! The sandwich, although it was suppose to be a toasted sandwich … Was cold. The outside toasted and the inside cold. Bacon is definitely not suppose to be cold. Sooooooooo disappointed!!! Last year this was my favorite, go to place to eat!!!
My husband got the BBQ sliders. Talk about tiny!!! I’m not kidding, these things were as big as half dollars, and he got 3 with his meal. $ 13 price tag for 3 TINY ass sandwiches that did not equal one FULL sandwich!!! One thing they had going on, their BBQ sauce.
Father in law had enchiladas. They were cold to the touch.
Talk about a disappointing meal!!!
Tip for the brewery…
1– Have potato soup on the menu ALL DAY, every day!!!
2– make sure your food is HOT when you serve it!!!
3– add some new beers to your tap! The 4 on tap are decent but you need a variety!
Sadly I can say I don’t know if I’ll come back next year for food. Maybe stop by for a beer… Maybe.

Tried the IPA, imperial stout and even a complimentary blonde with crushed orange in it. I’m a homebrewer from Colorado and the beers were all first rate. I also had the grilled Reuben and must say it was among the best I’ve ever had. Service was excellent and the overall experience was just outstanding!

There are two different ends of the spectrum for breweries that I enjoy. One is a brewery that is constantly trying new and original things that I haven’t seen before. The other is one that isn’t flashy but simply makes high quality beer that sits comfortably within it’s style.
When I went to this brewery a few weeks ago I tried their four beer sampler (Blonde, Pale Ale, IPA, and Stout) which I believe are currently their only regular offerings. All four were very good and I will be returning next time I vacation in nearby Chelan with a couple of growlers to fill for my stay. I didn’t have any food but the service we did receive was great. It’s nice to know that there is solid beer establishment in the area to complement the many wineries.

Great food and brew, huge portions, decent prices and good service. I had their beer sampler and my favorite was the IPA.

Great beer, neat location and great sliders. The owners were great and they will even let you pick out a record to play for music.
We had the chicken and pork sliders. The meet was cooked perfectly and the bread was fresh. The nice thing about the sliders is they aren’t too heavy so you have more room for beer.
We had the blonde ale and the IPA. Both well balanced beers at about 19 and 27 IBU’s respectively. Nice hop aroma as well.
If you have time I highly recommend stopping for a beer. Watch for them to move to a 10 barrel system and expand their distribution footprint.

Stopped in for a couple beers. The IPA and Imperial Irish Stout were both tasty and service friendly. They have a blonde ale and an amber as well as a food menu but I didn’t try anything else.