Written for the thirsty, the adventurous, and anyone who’s over the basic stuff. Ready to dive into Lansing’s top-notch breweries and discover why these spots aren’t just pouring pints but serving full-on experiences? We've compiled an entire list of every worthy brewery in the greater Lansing area, of which there are thirteen at the time of this writing. We think we've proven you can't go thirsty in Lansing. Let’s get to it, alphabet-style.

Bad Brewing Company – Mason

Nestled in downtown Mason, Bad Brewing Co doesn’t just promise good beer – they’ve mastered it. Bad’s space is laid-back but on point, with a killer outdoor patio where you can sip their rotating beer menu under twinkling lights. Fan of unique flavors? Their creative taps like the “Bad Pumpkin Ale” will hit the spot. They offer loads of fun, weekly events too, keeping you engaged and the party flowing, all night and year long.

Brickhaven Brewing Company – Grand Ledge

Brickhaven’s blend of cozy, small-town vibes and solid brews makes it a perfect day trip from Lansing. Tucked inside a restored historical building, they’re known for classics like the Grand Ledge Cream Ale and Brickhaven Stout. With a space that’s both charming and edgy, it’s the perfect backdrop for any crew looking for brews with character.

Dimes Brewhouse – Dimondale

It’s small, it’s mighty, and it’s the heartbeat of Dimondale. Dimes is a place where everyone knows your name, but what really matters is the beer. Known for their approachable brews, Dimes serves classics with a fresh twist – try the “Dimondale Pale Ale” if you’re into a crisp, well-balanced pint.

EagleMonk Pub & Brewery – West Lansing (Near Waverly)

EagleMonk feels like a secret hideout – casual, friendly, and brimming with personality. Family-owned and proud of it, they pour beers brewed right on site and serve homemade pizza that pairs too well with their beer flights. Their “Tripel Monk” Belgian-style ale? Strong, bold, and everything you’d want in a sippable powerhouse.

Lansing Brewing Company – Lansing (Capital Area)

Right in the heart of Lansing, LBC has been the city’s beer royalty since forever. It’s big, it’s bold, and it’s where Lansing’s hustle vibes meet an endless tap list. Known for the “Angry Mayor IPA” and “Amber Cream Ale,” this spot isn’t just a brewery – it’s a party waiting to happen.

Looking Glass Brewing Co – DeWitt

With a cozy vibe, nestled in a gothic old church, Looking Glass is ideal for both the brew-curious and the brew-devoted. Their taps keep it interesting with seasonal releases and mainstays like the “Glass Joe” stout. There’s a patio out front that’s perfect for sipping and socializing, so bring your friends (or make some new ones).

Midtown Brewing Co – Lansing (Capital Area)

A hidden gem right downtown, Midtown keeps it real with a lineup of beers that’s always fresh. Known for their easygoing “Oatmeal Cream Ale,” this spot is great for grabbing lunch and a pint. Midtown’s chill atmosphere makes it the go-to for a laid-back vibe, and you can’t beat their bar bites.

Old Nation Brewing Company – Williamston, MI

When you talk Michigan beers, you have to mention Old Nation – they’re legends in the craft beer scene. Their “M-43” IPA blew up the hazy trend and put Michigan on the map. Expect top-quality everything here, from the brews to the brewery experience, and prepare for flavors you’ll rave about long after you’re gone.

Ozones Brewhouse – Old Town

A low-key gem in Lansing’s Old Town, Ozones is all about local pride. The “Joose Mutha” hazy IPA is a fan favorite, and for good reason. Grab a spot in their industrial-chic taproom and try whatever new concoction they’re working on – it’s going to be good.

Phillips Cider Bar & Market – East Lansing

Cider isn’t beer, but it’s worthy of its own moment. Phillips serves a killer lineup of Michigan-sourced ciders, from sweet to dry. They’ve got cider flights for your tasting pleasure, plus a market for local goodies. Perfect for a change-up when you need a break from beer.

Saltrock Brewing Co – Lansing, MI

Newer to the scene but already making waves, Saltrock combines cozy vibes with seriously impressive brews. Their “Saltrock IPA” is a hit, with just enough bite. With its welcoming atmosphere and incredible food menu, Saltrock is an ideal spot to kick back with friends and dive into a new beer experience.

Sleepwalker Spirits & Ale – REO Town

Sleepwalker does it all – from beer to cider to cocktails. Known for its community roots and creative brews like the “Zombie Slayer,” this is the spot to go for a flavor adventure. You’ll find a laid-back crowd and some of Lansing’s most unique pours.

Summerland Brewing Company – Holt

Summerland is the ultimate hangout for brew lovers who want something unique. They focus on smaller batches and seasonal flavors – so you’re getting something fresh every time. This place is as chill as it gets, with tropical summer, vibes with brews that are as adventurous as the crowd they attract.

Ready to live the Lansing beer dream? Grab your squad, pull up a barstool, and toast to the best breweries around. Just remember to call an Uber if you go all out – no excuses.