- Phone
- (502) 257-7284
- Website
- fallscitybeer.com
- Address
- 901 E Liberty St, Louisville, Kentucky, 40204
Falls City Brewing Company in Louisville, Kentucky, offers a unique private event space with over 16 craft beers on tap and a laid-back atmosphere since 1905.
Vibe: laid-back neighborhood taproom
Good to know
- Taproom
- Events
- Dog-friendly
- Parking
- Food / kitchen
About Falls City Brewing Company
Nestled in the NuLu neighborhood of Louisville, Falls City Brewing Company is a historic brewery that has been serving the community since 1905. The brewery’s core mission is to provide well-balanced, highly drinkable beers with bold new flavors and non-traditional ingredients. Visitors can enjoy over 16 craft beers on tap in their spacious taproom, which also hosts private events for birthdays, rehearsal dinners, and other gatherings. The venue is pet-friendly and offers a great spot for those looking to celebrate or simply hang out with friends. Falls City Beer’s commitment to quality and community makes it a must-try destination in Louisville.
- Founded
- 1905
- Hours
- Thursday: 4pm - 10pm; Friday: 4pm - 10pm; Saturday: 12pm - 10pm; Sunday: 12pm - 6pm
- Hours change; confirm with the brewery before visiting.
Highlights
- Year-round outdoor beer garden
- Family-owned since 1905
- Hosts private events
- Pet-friendly
- Historic taproom
Frequently asked questions
Does Falls City Brewing Company have food?
Yes, the venue offers a great spot for those looking to celebrate or simply hang out with friends.
Is Falls City Brewing Company dog-friendly?
Yes, it is pet-friendly and offers a great spot for those looking to celebrate or simply hang out with friends.
What styles does Falls City Brewing Company brew?
The brewery focuses on well-balanced, highly drinkable beers with bold new flavors and non-traditional ingredients, but specific styles are not mentioned.
When did Falls City Brewing Company open?
Falls City Beer has been pouring since 1905.
Does Falls City Brewing Company offer tours?
While the website does not explicitly mention tours, it is a possibility given the historic nature of the brewery and its focus on community events.
