Been here a few times when in the area for vacation, most commonly in mid-October. The space is well designed, and the outside space that adds more room is fantastic - spacious and lots of seating. The beers here are solid, I don't love love any of them but all are perfectly fine, and it is fun to be in the space with family and enjoying a brew. One thing - I wish more breweries offered a NA option other than sodas or root beer - specifically an NA beer. Have a relative in recovery who likes to attend as well, and enjoys NA beer. Relegating them to a pop is great, IMHO. This is not a situation that is not unique to Castle Danger, but an area where I wish breweries would do more for folks who want a brew but not the ABV. Absolutely recommend visiting here.

Fantastic choice of craft brews here. I really enjoyed the Lager Royale lager beer (4.5abv). The brewery doesn't have a kitchen, but had a food truck if you get hangry . While we were there there on a Saturday there was live music and plenty of outdoor picnic tables and inside seating too. I think Minnesota has a great microbrewery culture and great to see so many customers on a nice summer Sunday afternoon. If you sit up in the outdoor deck you can get a view of Lake Superior too! I would recommend making a stop while on the circle tour

All I can say is Wow! I'm not generally a beer gal, however, I may have to change my ways. Super friendly staff, very knowledgeable and helpful. I get sick on wheat beers and they talked to the brewmaster to make sure for me. The Lager Royal and the Castle Cream Ale were light and refreshing. No food here unless food truck is there and the tacos were good. Also dog friendly outside on patio. Nice tables with sun umbrellas.

We always stop here to fill up our reusable glass growler before we go camping "Up North" for the weekend. Hubby loves their selection of beer and I enjoy their pretty outdoor patio area. Several picnic tables can accommodate large groups easily. And they have free WiFi for the kids to load up on videos for the rainy days. Service is friendly and efficient. It's worth the quick stop on our long drive.

My wife and I were staying in Two Harbors a couple of weeks ago and decided to have a beer at Castle Danger. This microbrewery is one of the better ones I have visited. The place is pretty big, so there was no problem finding a place to sit inside or outside. The lady who waited on us at the bar was nice and was able to answer questions we had about the different beers. I decided to choose the Aurora Hazy, because I'm a hazy kind of guy. It was absolutely one of the best hazy beers I've ever had. My wife, who is not really a beer drinker, tried the Grapefruit Ode IPA. She said it was good, which is a high compliment from a non beer drinker. They do not have food there, which was disappointing, but it was no big deal. They also have a nice merch store if you want a souvenir of your visit to Castle Danger.

What a great spot for a beer. They have music on friday and Saturday nights. The lime and salt lager and the spiced two harbors lager were personal favorites. No sours, but if you're able to live with corona's prettier older sister you will be alright. There's lots of patio space, a wrap around deck with heat lamps, bags, board games and a view of the water. I've had their beer at bars before but I would definitely recommend this spot. Also they can keep an arabica plant alive and I can't lol

Castle Danger offers a great space along the North Shore. Large outdoor area with lots of tables, beanbag games and a stage. Less inside seating, but also nice. Bartenders are friendly and fun. The beer itself is so-so, unfortunately.

Liking the chill vibe that CDB has to offer. Good selection of beers, kombucha. Nice outdoor area and is dog friendly. We will definitely come back.

This is a great brewery in Two Harbors. We stopped in for beer after dinner nearby. I had the pale ale, a nice citrusy ale that hit the spot. They had live music while we were there. They don't serve food but had a food truck outside and the schedule for the food trucks is on their FB page. Also there is a a QR code for other food options at each table. There was also two corn hole sets to play if you might want. A great place to kick back and relax.

I am visiting from out of town and loved this brewery. It was super spacious inside and out. I was able to sample beers and enjoyed the lager royale. Good prices for good beer. You pay as you go, no tabs. First I've seen like that. You bus your own tables which I'm fine with especially if it helps keep cost down. The merch was more affordable than other breweries I've been to. I loved the shirts and hats but only got a sticker. The service was friendly and great.