LO-Fi Brewing Bar in Charleston
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A year ago
Easy to miss I initially passed it and almost went home because it's in a warehouse next to a car garage. They have a small amount of beers and they were pretty good. The beertender was very nice. Recommend adding some signage for people who aren't familiar with the area.
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A year ago
LO-Fi’s beers are perfect for cooling off in the sweaty Southern summers. I love the simplicity in their brewery; it’s a great place to sit back and enjoy some beers with friends, or hang out at the bar with the unicorn figures, just don’t miss out on this Northernmost spot of the brewery district!
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5 years ago
If your looking for the true local brew from Charleston here it is. Great crisp taste! The owner truly enjoys brewing and you wont even know he's the owner (at least thats what happened to me), he was my bartender! haha. Enjoy the rustic atmosphere before this beer becomes a million dollar product and moves. The lager is my favorite!
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A year ago
Nice brewery with a real small chill vibe. GPS takes you to the wrong location, you turn into the empty lot before through a chain link fence
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8
2 years ago
Simple... up and coming brewery. Good selection of core beers that are easy to finish. Great outdoor space, more of a industrial element being in a warehouse. Be mindful though.... The signage is small for now, it is easy to miss.
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6 years ago
Glitter pony trippel was as magical as could be expected and I was whisked away by the pure luxury. Rad location, super friendly staff! Scenic views of some pretty cool cranes if you’re into cranes. Also occasional passing trains.
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11 months ago
My wife and I were visiting Charleston for the first time this past week and found our way over to Lo-Fi brewing on Saturday night. It was a fun time and the Blueberry Wheat and the Farm Pils were great beers. It was a quiet evening at the time and we found ourselves having a blast talking to the bartender and a couple of other patrons.
I wanted to thank our bartender, Britney (I think that was her name. I'm sorry if I got that wrong), and the other two people there that night (I'm sorry I also forgot their names). They were friendly, welcoming, and fun to talk to. They told us all about their beers and the brewery. Moreover, as we talked to them about our trip so far, they gave us a list of other great restaurants, bars, and activities to check out during our trip to Charleston. I can't thank them enough for chatting with us and sharing great ideas for things to do in Charleston!
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2 years ago
I cracked open this beer out of a fresh 6 pack that I purchased and it’s only 3/4 full. The beer is blueberry wheat and in addition to the poor quality control it tastes awful. Whack
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2 years ago
Came here after looking for local breweries and so happy we did. Owner and master brewer were here and treated us great. Small selection of beer but what we had was very good. And the clothing swag was epic! Highly recommend this spot. It’s like a dive bar brewery with awesome ppl so what more could you want.
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A year ago
It’s no surprise that while visiting this brewery, you’re going to hear some super dope Lo-fi music being played. I went during a vintage clothing pop up. The vendors were all super cool. They also had Random Animals performing which made for a great atmosphere. They had food vendors on-site as well. My only reason for 4/5 was no IPAs. But the triple they had was pretty good!
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