LTS Brewing Company

Nice place. Medium sized and kinda square, but very comfortable. This place had excellent COVID-19 protocols. Bartender was the only person working, and he was very friendly and helpful. Slow just after lunch on a Friday. 16 beers on tap. I tried 5. All were well executed and they represented a lot of different styles (flanders red, pasty sour, IPA, 2 braggots). Tasty local popcorn, and I saw signs that they might have more substantial food, but I didn't spot a kitchen. Prices good. Overall, very nice place. No frills, solid stuff. Name stands for "Life's Too Short." Highly recommended, and if I'm ever in this town again I will be back. EDIT: Reading the earlier reviews, it seems they have stepped up their game.

Tap room similar to a lot of other start ups. The building almost looks like an upscale and large mobile home, but the feel is decent. I ordered a flight of beers and while none of the beers were home runs, they all were well crafted for their style. I don't have any complaints about the beer. Nothing mind-blowing, but I enjoyed every one I tried. Worth a stop if visiting Rochester.

Cookie cutter tap room in what looks like a temporary building. The 10 beers on tap included some Belgian styles. I can’t highly recommend the beer, but it certainly wasn’t as bad as some of the stuff being pumped out by other breweries in the region. Food’s limited to some of the saltiest free popcorn I’ve ever had. Prices seemed reasonable. Overall, LTS is worth checking out if you’re on a deep dive of the Rochester scene. If you only have time to check out one or two places in the area, consider scrolling past here.

Showed up at 11am on a Sunday, which was the only time I could go during a brief visit to town. We were the first people there. I really like this taproom; similar to what other commentors said, it’s got an industrial feel to it. The bar is a really sharp looking semi-circular cement slab. Attention to detail was paid to the bathrooms and the varied seating areas. Plentiful windows let in plenty of natural light. There’s a cement slab outdoor patio with tables that looks like it would be an enjoyable, sunny place to throw back some beers. A 4-beer sampler was $6 and pints are $5. Craft sodas available for $3.Located in a newer part of west Rochester, just off of 19th.

A pretty standard tap room on the out skirts of Rochester. A smallish bar with a good amount of seating with tables throughout the place. Service was solid and bartenders knew the beer. 9 beers on tap plus 4 craft sodas. Samplers available. Free popcorn available but that is it from a food perspective. Prices were decent. A pretty standard brewery taproom.

Taproom was very industrial. 9 beers on tap, $6 for flights of 4. Free popcorn! Place was packed but service was pretty quick. Beers were anywhere from ok to good. Not the best place in Rochester but certainly not the worst.

Kind of a drab taproom in an industrial space. Beers weren’t very good. 10 on tap, flights available. Servers seemed ’slammed’ by the line that was 5 deep. Hmmm.