New Smyrna Beach Brewing Company

My wife and I visited for the first time recently, great experience. The employees were awesome, they clearly enjoyed what they were doing-​very refreshing to see. The place is extremely clean and has a very chill vibe. I sampled 5 different beers and found all of them very tasty and well balanced. I loved the black ipa in particular. Great place to chill for a few beers in a great atmosphere.

I am not usually a beer drinker but the beers at the brewery are great. I prefer a stout or porter and have never been disappointed with any I have tried. I particularly like the «flight», four short beers of your choice for $ 7. The staff and owner are friendly and efficient. I recommend trying the brewery.

That Cream Ale — amongst some of the best beers I’ve had. The IPA selections were decent enough. Also had a Lucky Charms Porter which was interesting and the Coffee Stout — which was also quite good.
The space itself is smaller with two tables for outdoor seating.

Fun, small brewery with a nice vibe and highly drinkable suds. The IPA and pumpkin beers are enjoyable. I like their blue pint glasses, too, which have a vintage look. Picked one up. Not sure how much distribution they have, but worth a visit if you’re in New Smyrna.

We tried the apricot beer (my favorite) and my husband had the bacon beer– really good! We’ve spent about 2 weeks in town, and stopped in most days for a brew and a chat with Jeff and Lola. Great hang out!
If you’re hungry, take out is available next door.

Their beers are delicious, I’ll definitely be coming back!
Also, the staff– Lola and manager Jeff– are extremely kind and chill people with a good sense of humor.

Great watering hole with delicious brews. Phenomenal tasting IPA. Always taste the home brews. You won’t be disappointed. Some of the best beer you’ll ever have

We were very excited to see a brewery in NSB! Atmostphere was great and the bartenders were friendly! The Peach Ale was delicious!!!

Great Local Microbrewery! The bar can seat about 15 people. The inlet Amber ale is amazing. And they have Cornhole.

This place is tiny but fun. The beer is cold and fresh. I tried everything they had that day, and enjoyed it but nothing blew me away. It’s a nice little watering hole.

After a delightful lunch in New Smyrna Beach, we decided to stop in here for some beer. I’m so happy that my aunt and uncle took me to this brewery. It was a small venue and they had run out of lots of beer, but I tried the Session Pale Ale and it was delicious. It had the right amount of hops and was refreshing in the warm weather. There was one bar tender at the brewery, and he was very enthusiastic about his job. I think this is a great place to take beer aficionados when visiting the area.

Four words: chocolate peanut butter stout.
We wandered in here after a late lunch at Yellow Dog Eats. Had a flight to test four of their beers. All were good, but you can guess which was my favorite. We took home a growler.

These guys need to go back to the drawing board. Everything tastes watered down. A chocolate peanut butter porter should not taste like water.

Right in the middle of town and great self brewed beers to select from. Comfortable local spot for sure!

No food offered but you can bring w. e you want in. About 12 beers on taps. Small divey bar nothing too special. But for a craft beer you can’t go too wrong.

New Smyrna Beach, my how youve changed! There weren’t cool places like the New Smyrna Beach Brewing Company when I grew up here! Now NSB is becoming a hip little beach town! I’m ready to move back.
The NSB brewing company is obvioulsy popular becuase it was packed the night and I stopped in. It’s really small so findng a spot at the bar can be challenging. I like the atmosphere. The vintage NSB pix on the wall were really cool. You gotta a dog? Bring it, because they’re welcome here. There were two pooches hanging with the customers when we were there.
That’s not the main attraction though. The beer is the star of this place. We had the Inlet Amber, Disappearing Island Apricot and the Coronado Cream Ale. All of them were excellent but honestly the Apricot stole the show for me.
Can’t wait to come back again!

Stopped in to finally check out this place and I’m glad we did. NSB Brewing is not a large place, but they have a nice variety of their OWN beers on tap as well as a few guest taps and their own root beer. My selection for the day was the Disappearing Island Apricot, which was pretty good. I also sampled the root beer and I must say it would make for an excellent root beer float.
If you’re checking out the breweries in the county, New Smyrna Brewing is a must.

I really wanted to like this place, but our experience wasn’t very good.
I went with a friend on a saturday night, the place wasn’t busy, so we sat at the bar. It must have taken at least 10 minutes for anyone to acknowledge our presence, while the bartenders talked to and checked on other patrons that already had drinks. We were debating whether to leave when we finally got some service. We ordered a flight each, and we didn’t like most of them anyway.
I love craft beer, and I had high hopes for NSBC but I don’t believe I’ll be going back.

Five homemade beers on tap. The flavors change weekly. I had the beer flight for $ 7 which includes 4 beers of your choice. The home brewed beers were excellent. We were too full to try the homemade root beer… which means we will return!
You can buy their jugs to take beer home. They also serve wine. The owner and server were friendly and tell you about how they make the beer. The owner says he currently has 20 recipes.
The bar seats about 15 people. There are also high top tables inside and outside. They open Thurs-​Sun at 2pm. No food is served.
It is a very trendy/​hipster kinda place for this beach side town. You need to check it out!

NSB has a new local favorite! I have been trying to find a place that crafts locally ibis hour making the haul up to Daytona or the longer haul down to Orlando. The folks as NSBB have finally given the downtown area the one thing that it was lacking: a new watering hole that is locally owned and operated.
The first thing that caught my eye upon entering was the menu: on surfboards painted with chalkboard paint! Nods to the local history were in the opposite te wall with photos from the NSB historical society. The bar divides the room in Half, but there are several high top tables for larger parties.
Talking with the owner, he genuinely cares for his craft and providing his customers with quality local brews, both in house and throughout Florida. With the brewing machines behind the bar, guests can pick his brain not only about what’s being brewed up, but the process of how it is made. I was floored when he offer to teach my dad how to build his own DIY kegerator!
The flight is a great way to figure out which beers to tackle, and wine drinkers, you’re not alone! Local red and white wine are available, too! Hopefully next time, I can try their homemade root beer!