Discover Metro Detroit’s Fresh Beer Scene This Fall

As autumn breezes sweep through Southeast Michigan, creating perfect conditions for outdoor enjoyment, metro Detroit has unveiled an impressive lineup of new beer halls, breweries, and biergartens. Whether you’re a connoisseur of craft brews or simply seeking a lively spot to gather with friends, these eight recently opened establishments offer diverse atmospheres and exciting selections to savor before winter arrives.

Eight New Beer Destinations to Explore

From vibrant indoor courts to cozy, uniquely themed taprooms, these spots are redefining Detroit’s local beer landscape. Each offers a distinctive experience, catering to various tastes and preferences.

Collect Beer Bar

Originally a rooftop beer bar and now reopened in the Lantern complex within Detroit’s expanding Little Village community, Collect offers a dynamic space to enjoy beers by bottle, can, or draft. Beyond crisp brews, guests can find wine, ciders, seltzers, and even an indoor basketball court. Its welcoming patio is perfect for bringing along friends, kids, and pets alike. Find them at 9301 Kercheval Ave., Ste. 4, Detroit.

Florian East

Hamtramck’s Florian East is a microbrewery and taproom specializing in lagers and ales, distinguished by its unique decor. Industrial elements like exposed brick and ductwork are beautifully softened with a feminine touch, featuring white-painted joist ceilings and wallpaper adorned with pink roses. Beyond golden ales and stouts, they also offer nonalcoholic options from mocktails to Mexican Cokes. Visit 9350 Joseph Campau Ave., Hamtramck.

Full Measure Brewing Co.

Opened in July 2025, Full Measure Brewing in Detroit takes its beer seriously, providing detailed descriptions on origin, alcohol content, flavor profiles, and mouthfeels for each brew. Their extensive food menu, featuring eclectic dinner offerings like tacos, fried catfish, or buttermilk frog legs, also includes weekend brunch with kimchi peanut butter waffles. Every dish comes with a recommended beer pairing. Explore their offerings at 2700 Orleans St., Detroit.

Hansen’s Hall

Transforming a former auto services center, Hansen’s Hall in Oak Park is a newcomer shaping the city’s culinary identity, offering beer, wine, and cocktails in what was once a dry city. Guests can choose from a robust selection of bottled and canned brews, including European classics and local options like Hoppy Kolsche from Brewery Faisan. Their craft cocktail menu ranges from traditional to inventive concoctions. Located at 8210 W. 9 Mile Rd., Oak Park.

Meantime

Located on Cass Ave. in Detroit, Meantime has revitalized the space previously occupied by 8 Degrees Plato. Co-owners Erik Annonson, Elliot Hoffman, and Brittney Carnahan have salvaged and repurposed elements while introducing a fresh, new essence. This brewery specializes in Czech traditions, featuring side pulls for perfectly foamy lagers and mlíko shots, a sweet, dense foam with a hint of beer at the bottom. Find them at 3409 Cass Ave., Detroit.

Roar Brewing Co.

Detroit’s first Black-owned brewery, Roar Brewing Co., opened in Midtown’s former Nain Rouge Brewery space in March. Founded by U.S. Air Force veteran Evan Fay, this spot has quickly become a favorite for celebrating Detroit Lions or Tigers games over creamy Honey Oat Stouts. When the weather permits, a shared patio allows for games of life-size beer pong with neighbors from Barcade. Check them out at 666 Selden St. Ste. B, Detroit.

Six Spoke Brewing Co.

Part of the growing Mifsud family of companies in Corktown, Six Spoke Brewing Co. brings a lighthearted yet serious approach to beer-making. This family-run venture, including Joe Mifsud, his son Jordan, and daughter-in-law Kelcie, even invites the community to name their latest brews, like the Vernor Hazeway hazy IPA. Visit them at 2445 Michigan Ave., Detroit.

The Social Brews

Downtown Detroit’s The Social Brews offers a unique “pour-it-yourself” (PIY) taphouse experience with 45 craft beers from Michigan and other small breweries. Catering to a diverse crowd, it also functions as a café with an espresso bar, pastries, and breakfast sandwiches; a restaurant serving appetizers, burgers, and desserts; and a bar pouring craft cocktails. Explore their offerings at 211 W. Fort St., No. 100, Detroit.

Brewery Features at a Glance

Here’s a quick comparison of some of the unique aspects these new Detroit beer destinations offer:

Frequently Asked Questions About Detroit’s New Beer Spots

• What kind of beers can I expect at these new establishments?
  You’ll find a wide variety, from lagers and ales at Florian East, to creamy Honey Oat Stouts at Roar, extensive craft selections at The Social Brews, and detailed connoisseur options at Full Measure. Many also offer ciders, seltzers, and wine.
• Are these new breweries family-friendly or pet-friendly?
  Collect Beer Bar specifically mentions being welcome to friends, kids, and pets on its patio. Some, like Roar Brewing, have shared outdoor spaces that might be suitable depending on the activity.
• Do these locations serve food?
  Yes, several do! Full Measure Brewing Co. has an extensive food menu with dinner and brunch options, while The Social Brews functions as a café and restaurant with appetizers, burgers, and breakfast. Hansen’s Hall also offers a moderate menu alongside its drinks.
• What makes some of these breweries unique beyond their beer?
  Collect has an indoor basketball court, Florian East boasts distinctive feminine decor, Roar is Detroit’s first Black-owned brewery, Six Spoke involves the community in naming beers, and The Social Brews features a self-pour tap wall.

With such a diverse array of new places to explore, metro Detroit’s beer scene is more vibrant than ever. Don’t miss the chance to discover your new favorite local spot and toast to the changing seasons!

Eight New Metro Detroit Beer Destinations