What a lovely little place! My boyfriend and I just moved here and we were welcomed by the guy working there who explained the beer on the menu and if we wanted to try anything. I already knew I was going to get the Watermelon Lemonade Radler. It was 100 degrees outside and it sounded refreshing. The outdoor seating was so cute with misters and the inside is adorable with their little shop and art on the walls. The display local artists work (i think) and they have some coloring coasters to do. Really great vibe at this little spot.

I have found my people! Since Portal Brewing, Opposition Brewing, and HRL Brewery closed, I have been adrift. Art Bop Beer incorporates the best elements of each of those lost favorites and improves on a few features. The east wall of the building with the taps is fully open to an outdoor area with a gravel floor and a high wooden wall. The lack of distinction between inside and outside is relaxing. The outside area has tables of various heights and shapes along with wooden chairs and benches with pillows. There are a few sunshades and water misters running on hot days. It's easy to find a comfortable place, but also to switch places as friends or new people arrive. Social interaction and alternating between sitting, standing, and walking around is natural in this space. The beer? A perfect variety from the ever present bitters, to brown, to stout as well as several uncommon "blends".

Great little brewery! Wonderful beers and the added bonus of shopping local artists at the same time!

Nice little brewery with live music and some snack options too - Only open usually on weekends bit opening up more

I came here right after they first opened a couple of times and truly thought I had done a review already. I like that they had a record player they were using which would be kind of a pain to keep going over and flipping the record, but it's legit. They had cool swag and a chill space. The beer options were interesting! I would recommend a flight to taste the different varieties the owners have on tap. They are very knowledgeable so if you have questions just ask!

Best beer in the Rogue Valley. Range of beers offered demonstrates the brewer's skill: a finely balanced IPA (Wagner) that's not just a hop bomb, a Belgian style blonde with a refreshing bread yeast aftertaste, a sneakily easy to drink oat barelywine ale, and a very solid, mildly sweet and nutty brown ale, to name a few. Low key rustic artsy ambiance. Friendly owners provided great service. This isn't a restaurant, but it's a damn fine brewery and ale house.

So... We just had the best time! Kimber the Ale Wife served us. We got tasters of every beer on the menu. She was a wealth of information about the flavors and brewing of the beer. I'll definitely be back.

Favorite beer garden to enjoy a frosty brew! Creative, inviting, and nothing but good vibes! If you're lucky you'll catch some good live music!! Good for any kind of weather. Fire pits in the winter, and ado quite shade for summer. Family friendly, dog friendly. Just an all around good time! And good beer is definitely a plus!

A very impressive local small business. After an interview and us diving in for more information we found their story. Unbelievably nice husband and wife who came here after the fire and started an artist brewery. High qualities for their beers, while keeping with the lowest price. "How do you keep your prices so low?" No overhead. It's just Dave and me. Outside fire pits and top flavored beers with an amazing cider. Kimber, the wife, came out and sang a Spanish lullaby. R U serious? What an awesome representation of what this country brings together.

Oh, this place!!!! What a little gem of a brewery where the owners are young, art oriented and super into people and beer. So fun!!