Pryes has the best variety of sours! Their nitro raspberry sour is my go-to. They have a big parking lot around the building but it can still be difficult to find parking as it shares with the climbing wall.

This place is huge with a ton of different seating options so it is great for getting together with groups. They have about 20 beers (and other house made drinks) on tap and will let you taste the ones you're interested in before committing to your drink. Tip is included and each beer ends up being about $11 and you can either order at the bar or from your table, though I would recommend just ordering at the bar because there you will get good prompt service. Food looked simple but tasty and I thought it was cool that they had windows into the brewery. They have this fun game on the first floor that's kind of like botchee ball and makes for an entertaining activity in between beers. Calling all Twin Cities brewery fans, you've gotta check this place out!

This brewery was huge! Seating everywhere, TVs everywhere, and some indoor games. We had some really good beers here. The bartenders weren't very friendly however. We still had fun!

I've gone here a couple times for different events and it's lovely. They have an inside and outside seating area. When they hosts events, the stage and event area is very comfortable. They have delicious foods. You're able to order with a server or quick scan a QR code for the menu and convenient ordering. Their pizza and fries are delicious.

Pryes Brewing was an excellent change of pace for Steve and myself. We get a lot of IPA'S and unfortunately we wind up getting bored with some of them. We have had plenty of New England, East Coast and West Coast IPA'S but I never had a Midwest IPA before and I loved it. For this beer they used hops from the west Coast and malts from the east coast. This made a toned down and pleasantly smooth IPA that I felt was unique, memorable and enjoyable. Flavors to be on the lookout for with this lovely beer are hoppy, malty and sweet. The beer is very smooth and light bodied which I often have said and sought out many times before with our brewery adventures.

There is a cool tap room with outside seating on the NE side of Minneapolis. Parking is not the greatest, so prepare to walk a block or two unless you Uber it. Their beers are certainly above average. They have something for everyone here. It's here for you: Malty, Hoppy, Sours, Dark, High ABV sippers. They also have a kitchen to order food. There are things really to comment on, but if you have a hankering for a gnoshable, you will be satisfied.I also noticed they have a bottle program. I picked up a couple of their BA Barleywines and a BA stout. They were well made. They were a bit higher priced than they should be, but I enjoyed them. Certainly worth the trip if you want to do some day drinking

Very calm night because I went during the State Fair week, so there was no foot traffic. I love the atmosphere still, with the amount of tables and sitting area. My favorite was a small area with jenga and dice games. Wish they have card games as well cuz nothing beats drinks and cards. Tried their brews but didn't get a chance to try their food services. I can't wait to go back to Minnesota and see how lively it gets during an average night.

I wish I lived closer to this brewery. Hands down has been one of my top favorite breweries in Minnesota ! Dog and family friendly, tons of indoor and outdoor seating. Pizza is hot and fresh. the staff was very helpful and kind when helping me decide what I wanted to order. Loved bringing the family and pups here .

WE CAUGHT FESTIVAL PRICES, MINUS THE FESTIVAL While vacationing in M'polis, we visited Pryes unknowingly right before they were to have a festival. Unfortunately, we got hit with festival prices and paid $24 for two beers in PLASTIC cups. We felt ripped off! We weren't there for the festival and it hadn't yet started. For this, I deducted a star. Had we known it was going to be so expensive, we would have skipped it. Otherwise, it's a huge, attractive establishment with indoor and outdoor seating and I enjoyed one of their sour beers. Note: The riverwalk along the Mississippi is nearby and can be enjoyed in conjunction with a visit to Pryes, as we did afterwards.