Saddlebock Brewery

Great beer, great food, beautiful view!!!
Very laid back environment.
I like their Dirty Blonde beer and right now they have a beer called «Date with a dirty blonde» which is my favorite.
Santiago is a great chef and bartender. LOVED the fish tacos he made with talapia. The best fish tacos I’ve ever had and I am picky about my tacos. Hubby had the chicken steak sandwich which was yummy (he gave me a bite) with french fries. Fries were cooked perfect and tasted great. Check it out.

Great beer. I think I may have had a religious experience the first time I tried the Dunkelweiss at the brewery. Good people out there and it is a fun place to go have a pint or two and talk with all the patrons. Tons of different beers on tap also. From Light of the Ozarks to some REALLY dark Stouts. If you like beer you will find one you like. Great deck too and there is often someone playing music.

Plenty of variety on tap. Not stingy with samples to ensure you get the perfect brew for you. Cozy taproom made even more cozy with a couple of well behaved dogs walking around. Worth a trip to the country. Very reasonable prices, then add happy hour to the mix and you got an awesome deal. Try a sample of the hatch pepper beer; I’ve had a few hatch beers over the years and this was my favorite.

The location is so awesome and beautiful. The beers on tap are plentiful and delicious. This is a must-​visit brewery if you are anywhere in the area.
I took off one star because the owner is a total jerk. My husband home brews, and intends on opening his own brewery somewhat similar to the awesome setup they have here in the near future. He had spoken to one of the employees about this (who was really nice and amazing and acted and treated us how the owner should have) and the employee mentioned to the owner and that we are from Texas and our intentions. His remark was, rudely, «There’s a lot of this shit in Texas,» and «I’m just here to drink my beer.»
I don’t know how people play here in in Arkansas, but in Texas in the brewery scene we support one another and encourage one another rather than acting like arrogant and elitist pricks.
As my husband just said: Rule number one of a brewery, have good beer (which they definitely do). Number two, if you’re the owner, don’t be a jerk to the guests.
Not cool, bro. Not cool at all.

I wish more than anything that I could come back to Saddlebock in the summer to enjoy their deck seating. Even in November, this place was awesome. The inside bar area itself is tiny, with maybe 20 seats total, but I am thankful my boyfriend and I were able to snag two spots on our weekend visit. Random side note: there was a woman giving massages in the corner. I still find this hard to wrap my head around, but we rolled with it.
We shared the Fayettechill, because we couldn’t resist a name that clever. It was great and I wish we hadn’t needed to drive so we could have enjoyed more. If you live near or are visiting the area, be sure to stop by for a drink.

Good times by great people.. .in a really weird location.
The Saddlebock Brewery is totally legit. No attitudes, just excellent craft brews from a group of people very interested in producing quality products. They love what they do and it shows.
Their founder Steve Rehbock is an ex-​pat Chicagoan, I had the privilege of meeting Sir Rehbock (how fun to be a brewmaster with «Bock» in your surname) and enjoyed his take on the business of beer.
This is an old-​world super green, completely organic brewery in a fun location. Great people and offerings in a picturesque setting.
Even was able to try a new brew right out of the fermenter! Approved!

Great place, mostly specializes in traditional German brews, but has been branching out. Great multiple-​level deck, everyone there is fantastic.

SCORE! I found my Java Stout beer no longer offered at HogHaus. I med the brewmeister a few years ago and we talked about this ‘blend’. Love it, and worth the drive. Just remember to turn right at the bottom of the hill when coming from 412. There is a sign going east on 412 toward Nob Hill just past Tractor Supply. Bartender young lady is nice as we’ll