Stilt House Brewery

Love dropping by. The beer is always worth a drive, between the great flavors and the welcoming atmosphere. Can’t recommend this place enough.

Really good beer. Friendly and simple place. Hope these guys do more than just beer. Maybe get some food and make the back more relaxing … In any case love weekender ale!

Stilt House Brewery is located off Alt 19 and the Pinellas Trail in Palm Harbor which is a perfect stop for bikers! We came here because they offer a $ 5 for $ 10 deal which worked out perfectly because we were able to get a flight of 6 brews for $ 10 which is a great deal in comparison to other breweries that only give you a flight of 4 brews for $ 8. Stilt House Brewery has a huge selection of great brews on tap that were light and not bitter so it was tough to narrow down our selections to a flight of just 6 brews. Stilt House Brewery had 17 brews on tap but has up to 25 brews on tap. For our flight, we ended up getting the Pineapple Cider ale, the Pink Mead, the Hell Yeah which is a Honey Jalapeño Cornbread Lager, the Mango Fondue which is a Mango Chocolate Belgian Ale, the Back to Cali which is a West Coast Pale Ale, and the Orange Belt which is a Citrus Pale Ale. We also sampled the Pinellas Trail which is a Cream Ale, the Weekender which is an American Amber Ale, the Soul Kandy which is a milk stout, and the Magically Delicious which is a Belgian Blonde. Stilt House brewery sold really cool Soul Kandy shirts that looked like a variation of the Sons of Anarchy logo with the grim reaper. Our bartender was very nice and informative in helping us sample and pick out brews. The décor at stilt House has a beach with cool drop down Edison light bulbs with a metal cages, light wood bar, wood tile floors, air conditioning, and tropical references on the walls. There is a «war room» with a retro arcade and board games. The bathroom doors say «Go in with a purpose» which is kind of funny. The backdoor opens up to the brewery and the brewers father in law gave us a tour of the brewery. The brewery’s hours are posted until 12 on Saturday but they’re only loosely enforced. Had a great time and look forward to coming back on bikes to try more brews soon!

Nice owners. Regulars crowd from mobile home park nearby. Staff turnover seems constant. No set closing time, we drove by twice at 830 to find them closed. That being said, some staff are nice and it’s clean and modern. Serves it’s purpose.

Small brewery sandwiched between ALT 19 and the Pinellas Trail with some pretty decent brews. Specials every night, so check the chalkboard. Tuesdays is ladies night with trivia, free pizzer from Fireside on Wednesdays for hospitality night, etc. No Unilocal check-​in offer, check in on FB and get $ 1 off one draft.
The bar features a «war room» where patrons can duke it out on the retro arcade game, or settle things old school style at the table over a game of sorry. Hell, bring some cards and get a game of spades going!
About 85% of the beers on tap were brewed in-​house. There were a few guest beers on tap, as well as a collab with the new de Bine Brewery up the street.
All-​in-​all, I liked the joint. It was clean, organized and designed for fun.

Loved the atmosphere and music selection that was being played. The bartenders were also friendly. I ordered a flight of 6 beers and I was able to choose my beers in the flight. I wish there was more of a description or guidance on selection but all beers tried were great! My favorite was the agave wheat! The food truck outside was also awesome. We will be going back soon!

This brewery is really coming along. The more variety the brew, the better it get. Great people. Check them out.

Really nice vibes at this place. I instantly felt at home since there was a dog present! The staff was incredibly friendly, answering all our questions about how the beers were made and what makes certain beers darker than others.
Trivia was fast-​paced enough to where you’re not looking at your watch, but slow enough to where you can meet people.
Their beers were wonderful – had the Jalapeño Cornbread beer and the Orange Blossom (the honey in this beer is made from bees who pollinated with the actual flowering oranges they used in the beer too).
Prices were very agreeable & the entire atmosphere was cozy, charming and relaxing. In a good way, I felt like I was at a neighbor’s garage having a beer. Very comfortable, good beers! I’ll be back!

Very good beer and lots of options available. The tasting room is nicely designed and we appreciated the head brewer taking time to discuss the various brews with us. The bartenders were very knowledgeable and even provided table service, which is rare at breweries. Overall a great spot. We’ll definitely be back!

A very nice brewery, only been open a little over a year and are doing a very nice job on there beers. Very nice staff, a nice inside, and really friendly staff. Its in a small strip mall, but they are new and just starting out, which is completely understandable. I’ll definitely come back!

Amazing beer, great atmosphere. Everyone in the place was friendly and talked to you as if they knew tou forever. Stefany was extremely nice and super helpful on helping my friend and I pick out our beer. We were lucky to show up right when they tapped the Palm Harbor Pumpkin Project, which by the way is amazing. We will definitely be back.

I was going to give four stars because I can get quite peckish when I visit here but that’s not enough. Having a kitchen and a good brewery can be a lot of work and I prefer that they concentrate on their libations at the moment.
It doesn’t take a lot of people to make this place feel cozy so don’t be surprised to see limited seating on a busy night but that’s the fun part about Stilt House. Everyone is always very friendly and wants to make your visit enjoyable.

These guys are great. They have a nice tasting room and all of the other customers and the employees are super friendly. When I was in on Mother’s Day I even got a free slice of J.J. Gandy pie from Sam!
I liked all of their beers but the one that stood out for me was the «Hell Yeah» lager which had the flavor of jalapeño cornbread and honey. It was my favorite beer from all of the breweries I visited in Pinellas County on this trip.
The brewery is right on the Pinellas Trail so ride your bike here for a couple of pints!

Great beer!!! I’ll say it again great beer, only tried four different types between two of us but they were excellent, obviously we cannot say much about food because there is none but the place is decorated very nicely the people a very friendly there they gave us a brewery tour and samples to try.
A good bunch of people, recommend going there and trying what they have to offer if you are a beer foodie.

Impressed. I finally decided to stop by this brewery. I don’t know why I was so hesitant to stop inside at first. I guess its because I just wasn’t sure if I was feeling the vibe from the outside. This place is located in a plaza, corner spot, that looks as if it would be really small from the outside, but it was not the case at all. It was very spacious. Plenty of seating at the bar. Even a couple high top booth– like spaces against the wall. Nice bathrooms. Very well put together place, and friendly beertenders. As of now, they finally have 9 beers of their own. They are working on brewing 15 and eventually just featuring their own. I tried 4 and can say that I liked them all. Magically delicious, the one I decided on was a St. Patrick’s Day brew made with 15 boxes of lucky charms cereal. U might want to give that one a try if u make it there on time. It was one of my favorites, and very strong at 8% I drank 2 and was done. I also tried the Oatmeal Stout (not named yet), that was also fantastic. It tasted like a very close Boulder Chocolate Shake to me. If I’m in the mood for a stout next time that will be my pick if it’s available. Belgian Triple Amber was also one of my top picks at 9%. I did notice a lot of their beers here all fell in the higher percentage range, but didn’t taste like they were overly strong, which was nice. This brewery just opened in November so it’s very new. Some of their beers here, like I mentioned earlier, are not even named yet. They will give u a list and pen when u come in. There are ones that still have blank lines next to the style. U can ask for samples of them, and if u can think of a good name, fill it in, and they will name the beer after your suggestion if they like it. I thought that was really cool. I can now say I have a in no particular order, top 3 favorite local breweries. 7venth Sun, Stilthouse, and Rapp.

Stilt House is not on the beach, but sitting in its relaxed, tropical themed tap room, you totally believe that if you turn your head, the blue sky, aquamarine ocean and white sand will be there.
The staff is very friendly and happy to let us taste the different brews. Besides their own brews, they also have other local brewers like Darwin, Tampa Bay and Green Bench. We tried quite a few, and our favorite is Honey Jalapeño Cornbread Lager «Hell Yeah», with a little kick and sweetness — I prefer it a little less sweet, but it’s really delicious. I love how you can get $ 3 tasting glass size of the beer, so I can do flights.
My only complain about Stilt House? It’s over 200 miles away from home! Otherwise, it would be my favorite brewery to chill.

Great tasting beer. I am glad that the brewery scene of the Tampa Bay Area is finally expanding to my home town of Palm Harbor. I hope this trend continues.
They are just beginning and are right on the Pinellas Trail, the only thing I could find against them (and I had to look long and hard to find this one) is that there is nothing to eat.

If you’re heading down
the Pinellas Trail,
Stop into Stilt House
To grab an ale!
Sitting on Alt 19
Just north of Tampa Rd.
Is a great new brewery
To relax and unload!
If you don’t know it’s there,
You just might miss it.
But stop in here once,
You’ll see it’s worth the visit!
The atmosphere is chill
With open doors to keep it airy.
Being in a quiet part of town,
It’s like a beer lovers sanctuary!
We tried the «Harvest Glow» citrus wheat,
Of which I was not a fan.
But the «Weekender» American Amber,
Now that, I would have again!
«Soul Candy» is a milk stout
That went down nice and smooth!
The bartender/​brewer Sean,
Was a super cool and friendly dude!
They also have visits from food trucks
So it’s nice to have something to eat!
But if you want a bit more variety,
Downtown Palm Harbor is just up the street!

Yay for a new brewery! Still very new and working on their brews, but they have a nice little selection of guest taps.
The inside is great! They took a lot of time with custom seating and lighting and murals on the walls. I’m really looking forward to checking out Stilt house again!

Got to take a step into this hidden gem. I was waiting for it to open up and the day has finally come. Outside looking in it doesn’t seem like much, once you step in the Disney song comes to mind «whole new world»
Unfortunately I was not able to try some of their own brewed beer. They stated it will be a couple weeks before it is done. I was able to try one of the 9 beers they had on tap. One of my new favorites is «dunder and blitzen» brewed from Big Storm Brewery. Supposedly the last keg in FL. I had my fair share.
Décor is nice. Blue walls Edison lights hang from ceiling and benched styled seating that has accent lights stuffed into it. I want this for home. The décor is pretty nice all around.
The cleanest/​nicest brewery bathroom award goes to this place. Would have taken a pic but now u have to go and check it out. Plenty of parking available. Check this place out. Hopefully you can pick the ears of their Brewmasta!