Chandeleur Island Brewing Company — Restaurant in Gulfport

Atmosphere was cool, server was very nice, beer was Soso. Nothing spectacular, guess I should manage my expectations better, it’s not the PNW. Lots of sours which is good if that’s what you like. The food was another story. Disappointed would be an understatement. As you can see from the picture, my fish and chips was lacking in several areas: the fish was about two inches long and 1/2 inch thick, most of it was breading, and it was very greasy. The “chips” were very thin potato chips absolutely dripping with grease. My lunch partners got the “smash burger” and it was about the size of a slider, along with the grease dripping chips. I did let the server know (NICELY I promise) how disappointed we were, for the prices I’d hope for a decent portion, but even for a lunch portion that was redic. My lunch partners went some where else to finish getting lunch since they were still hungry, I was just mad. I won’t be back and I certainly won’t recommend any of my friends going any time soon. I’d love to be able to blame it on the food being new, but my review isn’t the first one to mention the prices for...

Such a disappointing experience. Driving back home to Texas from Sandestin and was looking forward to stocking up on some good beer. Hours online and on their website says open til 7pm. Was so happy to pull up at 6:41pm, after driving for several hours., thinking we barely made it. Walked up to a locked door. Hours on the door even say they are open until 7pm on Sundays. I decided to call and at that same time I saw someone inside answer the phone. She said they close at 6pm. I tried to explain how far I just drove to get there by 7pm. No apology, no compassion, simple “we close at 6pm.”. Before hanging up I suggested they update their hours on their website, as well as their door. Very...

Super chill brewery with something for everyone. Staff was very friendly. First time stopping by but felt like a local because of them. Atmosphere is on point. Large selection of beers from every category. All are solid. The serve flights in 4 or 6 glasses so you can sample away if you'd like. Food was another big highlight. Tried the deviled eggs and 4 different tacos. Their version of a deviled egg might be the most unique...and possibly the best I've ever had. Each taco had a distinct profile and tons of flavor. The Korean and the fried cauliflower tacos were unique and absolute flavor town. Quite a few things left on the menu to try next time. Looking...