Blue Canoe Brewing Co.

Good Beer… they serve food now.. crazy good Street Tacos. Nice ambiance. I would definitely recommend as a place to hang out for a brew with your crew.

Cool little spot. About ⁵⁰⁄₅₀ on the beers, but that is just my taste. You might like and love them. I did not taste a bad beer, but some where just not my style. But I would go back again for sure. Picky/​whiners stop rating shit.

Pretty darn awesome nanobrewery. Glad I made the choice to checkout the place. Was disappointed to find them closed earlier in the week.

Excellent beers, SOLID Milk Stout. Great atmosphere, very cozy, laid back, and a great place to relax and enjoy some tasty brews. Crowlers to go is a huge plus!

BCBC is fresh on the scene (a year I believe) and as such I think is still finding its own amongst the tap rooms in Little Rock. Though it has a very good and loyal following.
Here’s the short list:
+ Intimate setting
+ Downtown
+ Malty beers in a world of IPA startups
(My favorite by far is the Rye-​PA)
+ Good owners/​Staff
+ Moderately priced
+ Beer to go! Via a canning station
— Intimate setting
— Downtown
— Malty beers in a world of IPA startups
It’s a great find in Little Rock, and is one of the many up and coming new business. And BCBC I’m glad you’re around and I’m glad you’re being daring and against the grain.

Loved the tiny cozy atmosphere. As hop heads, we ordered the most hoppy beer they had, a pale ale. It was still very malty.

Stopped in to try a couple of the beers. Did not disappoint. It’s a cool little hole in the wall, and would have never known they had a brewery there if it weren’t for Unilocal

my favorite mirco brewing place in town. The 4×4 pale ale is my absolute favorite beer here. The eighth wonder is a far second place. The wait staff is very friendly and the beers are actually not too overpriced for the area. And now they have 32oz cans u can take home with u that are a even better value …

Cool space, awesome custom bar, really nice location, cool staff, darts!, creative, small-​batch beers and an ever-​evolving list of offerings.
I really enjoyed the staff, exactly the kind of fun, laid-​back folks who should be behind a brewery tasting room bar.
It’s worth noting about the location that it is small, very small. A group of ten would make the whole place crowded, although there’s space to squeeze in a number of smaller groups at the bar and scattered tables. So, be ready to get cozy!
The beers are, as I said above, creative and small batch. They’re widely experimental, and some of them are excellent. Personally I loved the Whittler Milk Stout. It’s a little warm out for Stouts, but that one hit the spot!
Also, bonus points for making local-​themed beers, such as the Razorback Rye-​PA and Bear Trail Ale (there’s a Redwolves one too, but shame on me, I’m blanking on the name…)
One weakness that’s kept me from coming in before is their utter lack of offerings beyond beer. I’m all fine with just beer, but I’m usually in a group in need of food, wine, etc. On that note, I’m pleased to see that Blue Canoe is now offering pre-​prepared food (huzzah!) from Food by Ferneau. Which, while not cheap, is a nice offering to have. The other option is take out from somewhere nearby (there are several options), Blue Canoe is fairly open to letting people bring food in.
Also, and I can’t talk about this enough, in addition to growlers they now offer «crowlers» or can growlers. You can get a tallboy 20 oz. of whatever beer you want, and have it canned and labeled on the spot. Need a fancy brew for that pool party by don’t like glass? Crowler. River float? Crowler. Want growler-​volume but don’t want to drink it all in one sitting? CrowlerS!
Final note? Proudly dog-​friendly :)

Great place! It is small and cozy with furnishings all built by the staff. The brews are very innovative and delicious. Try the Rum Eddy Rum.

Could have been cool except for the moody female bartenders and attitude. Small cool menu decent beers but no need in being condescending oh well lesson learned.

Second star for being dog friendly, wasn’t aware.
Somewhat of a beer snob and can’t say I liked any of the 4 I tried. Staff is friendly and I like the bar itself I just wish I dug the beer.
Check it out, beer is subjective and by no means take my word as gospel. I’m not down with really hoppy beer and that seems to be their thing.

So glad this brewery opened. And that I landed early enough in a Sunday to try them. The beers are inside the lines, and the artistry is in the subtly instead of in your face styles out West. For instance, the 4X4 is all about balance between ingredients, and the Rye PA carefully presents the hops. A hop head might be disappointed, but they should realist the presentation of each hop.

Yes go now! First time visit on a Thursday evening in July. Very good beer well made by people who really care about beer. Small 3 tank with just the right size space to hang w friends or strangers. So it could get crowded but try it anyways (just right tonight). I wish Atlanta could have this place!

Great beer, fast service, and close to work. Also, parking is a cinch. But why does it close at 9pm?!

Dog friendly! The wolf trail ale is my go to beer — but their selection is ever evolving. Good to see another brewery open in the Rock — about time!

The staff seems attentive and the atmosphere is nice, even though it’s not my kind of ambiance, no complaints there. The thing is that their beer is just horrible. I’m not trying to be a jerk and I have nothing against them, but i had hoped that they would have something I considered good, but they didn’t. I’m a fairly hardcore beer afficianado and I can appreciate the good qualities even in cheap beers, but I just didn’t like any of their beers in the slightest. I wanted to like them, because we really can’t have enough new breweries in this small city, but unfortunately it’s not to be. Sorry.

Let’s start with the beer. It didn’t blow me away. It didn’t disappoint. I sampled most of them. I would like to see more malt in the grain bill to up the body a bit. I felt that most were a bit light in body. However the beer was clean with a good flavor. They were on point with the flavor profiles.
The space is terrific. Small and friendly with great and attentive staff.
We spent a leisurely Sunday playing games and drinking a few beers. It really felt like a place I wanted to spend time in.
Support your local brewery and check this place out. I see a bright future for them and I am looking forward to what they produce in the future.

Coming from mirco brewery haven, SoCal, I have to say this is the first place that does it right in Little Rock. The beers are Awesome! The atmosphere is AR cabin cozy with a urban lofty vibe, bring your dog.
A new gem for downtown Little Rock. Experience this small brewery, where the owners work every weekend, before it blows up into its inevitable larger size.

Awesome. Staff is in it to win it they poured there heart and souls into this place and it shows. The beer is pretty darn good, only complaint is IT’S TOO DAMN TINY, maybe they’ll allow a beer garden attached to the back or in front who knows… Either way worth a stop by.