- Phone
- (231) 342-2283
- Website
- locoboysbrewing.com
- Address
- 901 West Front St., Traverse City, Michigan, 49684
Loco Boys Brewing Company in Traverse City, Michigan, offers a unique blend of local flavors and craft beer, with a focus on edgy, rule-breaking brews. The brewery is family-owned since its founding in 2017 by Mike Mohrhardt and Andy Largent, who bring their passion for Mexican heritage and outdoor adventures to every pint.
Vibe: industrial warehouse beer hall
Beer styles
- IPA
- Stout
Good to know
- Taproom
- Food / kitchen
- Patio / outdoor seating
- Family-friendly
About Loco Boys Brewing Company
Loco Boys Brewing Company stands out as a vibrant craft brewery nestled in Traverse City’s West Front Street. Founded in 2017 by Mike Mohrhardt and Andy Largent, the brewery combines local roots with an adventurous spirit. The name 'Loco Boys' reflects their commitment to supporting all things local while embracing a fun and edgy personality. The space is family-friendly, offering a welcoming atmosphere for both locals and visitors. With its focus on craft beer, Loco Boys brews a variety of styles, including IPAs and stouts, ensuring there's something for every taste. Beyond the brewery, the taproom features a patio where patrons can enjoy outdoor seating, perfect for sipping beers while taking in the neighborhood views.
- Founded
- 2017 · Mike Mohrhardt, Andy Largent
- Hours
- Sun—Sat: 12pm — 10pm
- Hours change; confirm with the brewery before visiting.
Highlights
- Family-owned since 2017
- Hosts trivia every Wednesday
- Year-round outdoor beer garden
- Adjacent kitchen with wood-fired pizza
Frequently asked questions
Does Loco Boys have food?
Yes, the brewery features an adjacent kitchen with wood-fired pizza.
Is Loco Boys dog-friendly?
Yes, the space is family-friendly and welcomes pets.
What styles does Loco Boys brew?
They focus on IPAs and stouts.
When did Loco Boys open?
Loco Boys Brewing Company opened in 2017.
Does Loco Boys offer tours?
Information about tours is not provided on their website, but the taproom and brewery are likely accessible for visitors.
