Two Docs Brewing Co. — Restaurant in Lubbock

Great craft beer has finally come to Lubbock! Excellent venue with a spacious outdoor patio as well as a large space inside near their brewing equipment. I consider myself a craft beer connoisseur and have toured over 75 breweries in Europe and America as I love to visit breweries every time I travel. Two Doc’s is an excellent brewery and I can’t wait for their full selection of brews to be available. So far they have a Porter, Bock, IPA, and a Wheat beer to enjoy. All of the brews are excellent, and my favorite was the “End of the Street Wheat”. The Wheat was a bit bizarre/genius, not at all what you would expect from a traditional wheat beer. It was a hop forward, unfiltered, unique Wheat Beer. The staff was knowledgeable, and the atmosphere was family friendly! I can’t recommend Two Doc’s enough as this is now the best place to get a beer...

On a road trip from Denver to Austin we stopped off in Lubbock for the night and decided to check out Two Docs Brewing before heading to dinner. They had a great beer selection, and the beer itself was quite tasty--I was pleasantly surprised to try two delicious IPAs and also really enjoyed their red ale. The staff, particularly JC, could not have been more welcoming and were happy to give recommendations for a great dinner afterwards. The atmosphere of Two Docs is laid back, family oriented, and friendly, with plenty of seating for all. It's so exciting to see great breweries like this popping up in Texas, and if you happen to find yourself in Lubbock, definitely do yourself a favor and check...

Great place! Lived in Lubbock for school 2008-2011 & 2014-2016. As an avid craft beer fan, I love seeing the craft beer growth! Beertenders were great! They have an industry discount for fellow brewery workers. The Hayes E Baby and Rightside Up Pineapple Gose were great! Hayes E Baby was very smooth, a little sweeter than a typical hazy, but good none the less! Buddy Hoppy IPA was good but also a little sweet. Rightside Up Pineapple Gose wasn't as tart or salty as a typical gose which made it very smooth. The Nuclear Fusion was pretty decent. I'm not typically a fan of New Zealand hops, but they did a great job...