Marco Island Brewery

visited with friends on vacation. nice food and drink options - decent venue. Pretty solid overall.

Visited on 8/18/16. They must have updated since the last time someone rated this place because their selection was actually not bad. I stopped here with my family and another family for dinner. Food was pretty good, service was friendly albeit a tad slow. They had roughly 40 beers on tap but the odd thing was that after reviewing the tap list, I didnt see their beers on the list...so I asked our server and he said that they had a Red Ale, Pilsner and an IPA on tap of their beers. The IPA was completely devoid of any hop presence at all. Thankfully they had a good tap list because I drank 2 Cigar City Ciders, a Cigar City Beer and two other local beers....couldnt even finish the Marco Island IPA. A good place to visit, just avoid the house beers and you will be okay.

This is not exactly a bad place to go, but it’s very unworthy of your visit because of completely soulless beers.

Brewpub in a mall. Typical bar with their own beers. The staff is friendly staff and the food is good. The beers are average - not bad - and not that exciting.

Don’t waste your time to go for the beer. was there 2/25/13 with my wife. The restaurant was nice the food good. they only had 4. the sever described the beers as 3 light and one darker come on now you only have 4 beers and you can’t do better than that. the hefe left a bad taste in my mouth like a lemon that has gone bad. the pilsner was the best of the 4 and that was just ok

Keys feel as the rest of Marco island bars. Strip mall location but easy to forget that bc of the ambiance and crowd. And the lovely setting of The rock of course. The guest taps and bottle selections are impressive and different mostly from what we get in Miami. The house beers leave a lot to be desired but poured directly from the kettle, which is cool. Overall a good experience and not far from Big Cypress, which is a true natural gem.

Figured I’d try this place out, as it’s new and it’s the only brewpub anywhere close to Naples, FL. Stopped in on the way back from the Everglades. The atmosphere is fairly generic tropical island restaurant - lots of cheerful colors. You can tell the place is new, as it’s very clean. Washrooms were quite nice too. One complaint is that people can smoke on the covered patio, and the smoke wafts in through the double-sided indoor/outdoor bar. My family and I ordered a paddle of tasters and sampled each of the house beers. They ranged from mediocre to bad. The most egregious problem was theof styles. I’m actually in favor of brewpubs that specialize in low-ABV session beers, but if they choose to go that route then they should be accurate. The "stout" was basically an English Brown, the IPA was more of a English Pale, and the "Belgian" was basically a Blue Moon clone. Servers were attentive, although that might have been because the bar was empty when we showed up. Staff were friendly and willing to chat, even if they didn’t know much about the brew system. The guest drafts were actually pretty decent and only served to embarrass the house brews - Victory Golden Monkey, Blue Point Rastafa Rye Ale, and a Gordon Biersch Marzen. Bottle selection had some stuff from Kona, Blue Point, Victory, and Southern Tier - nothing wild but a good 25+ options. Happy hour prices were crazy cheap. $3 for 25oz?! If you’re stuck on Marco Island this would probably be your only option for decent beer, but I wouldn’t got out of my way to visit again.

Located in the back of a strip mall. Open air bar area with many booths "inside". Great service from an adorable English lady. Beer leaves much room to improve.

The ambiance is generic sports bar with a couple of pool tables and dart boards in one room. And tables and a bar in the other The service slow and not to knowledgeable about the beer. Which is sad because the restaurant only offers 5 of their own beers of which 4 were available. Besides the slow service the staff was friendly. The food was better than average for a sports bar but the offerings were typical and nothing was made with the microbrew. The prices were about average for the area.Overall it’s not bad because it’s the only brewpub in the area but the beers and food were nothing special.