Atwater Brewery & Tap House in Detroit, MI

Atwater Brewery & Tap House

4.2(960)· Google4.2 out of 5 from 960 reviews (Google rating)Brewery$ RivertownOpen now · closes 10:00 PM
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About Atwater Brewery & Tap House

Atwater Brewery & Tap House is a bar and brewery at 237 Jos Campau in Detroit, MI. Its description centers on a lively setting, a rotating selection of craft beers, and tasting events. Beer is the main focus of the supplied information, with alcohol service and an on-site bar also listed. It has a Google rating of 4.2 from 960 reviews, and its listed price level is 1.

For visitors planning a stop, the business lists a wheelchair-accessible entrance and wheelchair-accessible parking. Parking options include a free lot, free street parking, and a paid lot. Atwater welcomes LGBTQ guests and identifies as a transgender safe space. On-site services and delivery are available, and accepted payment methods include credit cards, debit cards, and NFC mobile payments. The rotating beer selection and tasting events are its principal listed draws; no specific beers or event schedules are provided.

Known for

  • Rotating craft beer selection
  • Beer tasting events
  • LGBTQ-welcoming and transgender safe space
  • Wheelchair-accessible entrance and parking
  • Free lot and street parking options

What reviewers say elsewhere

  • The brewery has gone through a tough few years in selling from locally owned to Coors owned. Then a Canadian cannabis company and back to local. The beer is pure Detroit. Great Hazy IPAs 2 of them and a variety of classics including Di…

    Kerry Zielinski, September 13, 2026 · google

  • Thank you Atwater Brewery! Nothing like refreshing Flight of Double Dirty Blondes. My favorite is the Double Dirt! Reminds me of a white stout and Very smooth! Next comes Peach, strawberry and in the rear is Tropical. Thank you Atwate…

    Marianne Bellono, September 11, 2026 · google

  • Detroit"s own Brewery Established near the river in early 1900"s famous for fried onions, full menu of cooked food that can be served to you on a rooftop patio. Friends gather here for great beer and good times.

    Paul Katschor, September 9, 2026 · google

  • 2024 The new brewery tour knocks another off the ever dwindling list. When I walked in at 4 on a Thursday I passed a sign that read "Sit anywhere, we'll come find you". So I sat. And waited. Then went to the loo. Sat in a different spot.…

    Mark Thomas, September 6, 2026 · google

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