Very fun brewer. They have so many imported beers and wine. Many are on tap. Plus they have different sausages and pretzels to try. Different other dishes like pickled eggs or pies with alcohol are on the menu as well. I like to get a flight of beers with lighter to darker and a dessert beer at the end. I've been going there since the new opening and love being a patron. I'll be coming back much more to check out the new beers and foods. When you're in talk to the bartender, he's very knowledgeable of beers, foods, and places like Belgium.

Yoerg brewing is the kind of place that you can settle into a chair and become a regular quickly! It is a warm and cozy Brewery. Tom, the owner, is just the most amazing person. He travels throughout Europe to select the beers that are on the menu, and is also quite a wine connoisseur. On a slower night, get him talking about beer or wine, and you will have the most amazing experience with his stories. I have quickly fallen in love with this wonderful Saint Paul Brewery! I cannot recommend Yoerg Brewery any higher. Update: The bar/restaurant is now decorated for Christmas, and so romantic and fun! I was just there two nights ago, and Tom is slowly rolling out the dark beers from Europe (fitting for cold nights in St. Paul!). I had a Ukrainian Baltic Porter that just was.... unbelievable. So perfect for a cold and snowy night. I love the Yoergs atmosphere and vibe!

Yoerg is just one of those special places that needs to be experienced. Amazing beer selection, excellent food, superior service and great ambiance. What are you waiting for? Check our the new beer list! The beer and wine tasting menus are constantly changing. Amazing opportunity to try some of the best adult beverages in the world...literally

Very unique brewery on the East Side of St. Paul. I wouldn't describe this as a "craft" beer establishment. Although they do brew several of their own beers, they have several other selections on tap that come from German breweries. Apparently the owner, Tom, visits Germany regularly to tour the breweries whose beers he selects for this place. Pretty good selection of food as well, including flash frozen pizzas imported from Football Pizza in Minneapolis. They've also got a huge selection of bottled beers from Germany, as well as wine and mead. Definitely worth visiting, but different from the typical microbrewery experience.

Delightful establishment. Tons of options of different types of brews. Amazing staff that are extremely friendly and helpful. The atmosphere and decor in this joint is simply amazing and comfortable. And the little quaint upstairs via a spiral staircase is like a step back into another Era.

You know that experience of stumbling upon a hidden gem for food and drinks and you are already planning when you can return and bring friends? That's how I felt in the first 10 minutes of being here at Yoerg's. The staff were all smiles and friendly/welcoming plus the cozy atmosphere of chairs, tables, beer decorations, Belgian decor, it was a great place to chill out. The menu is a bit overwhelming but in a fun way. Make sure you are not in a rush, spend some time sipping your beverage, and reading the menu and seeing the pages and pages of choices.  And read the descriptions, there is a lot to learn.  And that's just the menu, then there is a beer Bible book! They have a Lambic section of the beer menu, a Monastery section, Cider section, and so much more. They have a section for wine too. The food menu has several types of charcuterie and also different varieties of pretzel (regular with salt, parmesan, cinnamon, and hard pretzels) with authentic German mustard.  Then there are Wurst sandwiches and other German food varieties. And then you turn the page.... and there's so much more under seafood.  And there are pizzas.  Pickled eggs.  7 types of peanuts! Sauerkraut.  Even European non alcoholic beverages.  Then you turn the page and there are special cheesecakes.  I could just move in here and never leave. I had the German pretzel with mustard and it was the perfect blend of soft yet crispy outside with tasty mustard and not too much salt. I also had the black forest ham plate. I did a flight of Belgian beers and then selected one Belgian triple bottle. All were superb. I can't wait to return! Nov 2023: still incredible. The charcuterie boards are amazing

While on my way to Leo's Chow Mein. I pass this really cool looking bar called Yoerg Brewing Company. They are a self described European Beer Bar. They have mainly Wurst sausage and a Yoerg Sandwich along with pizza. The place is the perfect spot to take a date before the Wild game. They proudly serve many European beers and brew their own on site. I have been back two more times as I learn their menu. Their only sandwich (The Yoerg) was very good. Very unique atmosphere. It is well worth the trip alone.

Very nice small place rich in history. The owner came around and chatted with everyone who came through the door. The beer and food was excellent. The weisswurst, potato salad and the pretzels were great Friendly and nice staff. Reminded us of Germany.

Great little brewery and pub! Take the narrow winding stairs up to find a very cozy seating area with soft lighting perfect for a small event or for a more comfortable spot for a conversation. The pretzels are huge and delicious. Tom, one of the owners, is big on the history of the brewery. Chat him up for some good knowledge on the beers on hand!

This place is a keeper for the generations. It’s on the bluff overlooking downtown St. Paul, Minnesota. The brewery is in the back room. The menu consists of German food and other offerings from that culture. Came in on a Sunday afternoon to enjoy some local color and boy did I get it. This may be one of my new out-of-the-way hangouts. They open at noon every day and close at 9 PM.

Fun laid back atmosphere. The owner was very knowledgeable on the beer menu, and was able to find me a delicious smoke beer that really hit the spot. I tried two different entrees: Usinger’s Smoked Bratwurst and the Currywurst. Both tasted great. Highly recommend this place.

The oldest brewery in Minnesota is a great place to go. These guys brew classic German style beer and carry another several hundred beers from all over Europe. The beer, food, and especially the people were incredible. You absolutely must make this a stop if you are in the Twin Cities.

The best brewery in the town! I like the how they have maintained the authenticity of the brewery itself and the informative menu. Besides the tasty German beers they got their own house beers that are brewed very well to the taste buds. I loved the food, OMG!! The taste was simple and rich. I regret exploring this early, but glad I have had experienced.

We went to St. Paul today and stopped at a favorite, Yoerg Brewing. Yoerg is th oldest brewery in Minnesota. They have some very tasty foods, old world charm and classic European beers. Whenever we are in the area, we have to stop.

This is a unique brewery unlike anything you'll find in the twin cities metro area. First, this brewery is chalk full of history. While this location is not the original brewery (which burnt down in the 50s), the building is about 110 years old, and is decorated in a way that does justice to the historic nature of the building. Second, the brewery really is more known for its imported European beer, including about ten that are on tap. The brewery does offer three of its own brews, which again, are historic in nature. Third, the bartender is friendly, welcoming and knowledgeable about the beers offered. Many of the beers are special releases and may be difficult, if not nearly impossible, to find in the USA. Prices are a touch on the high side, but after paying the tab, you'll still feel like you received decent value. The brewery does offer food, which is nice. There are multiple options (more than most breweries). The brewery offers flights (4 ounce pours). Only the beers on tap are eligible, and due to the extensive beer menu, you will assuredly find some beers you wish you could taste instead of buying a pricy bottle. There really are only three downsides to this brewery. First, the parking isn't great (on street parking only). Second, the Yoerg beer really isn't that good. Having only three beers is limiting, and the styles are not creative. Instead, they are definitely outdated (think beer designed for 150 years ago). Third, they charge two and a half percent credit card fee (with a tiny note on one page of the menu, but otherwise without disclosure until you receive your bill). I understand the cost of doing business is going up, but I really find this in bad taste as most people are paying by credit cards anyways.

I wish we would have known about the place years ago. It has fantastic beers and the staff treats you like they have known you forever. We willbe going quite often now.

This place is a true gem for beer enthusiasts. The variety and quality of beers from across Europe are unmatched. Tom is always ready to offer recommendations and share their expertise. The cozy atmosphere and welcoming environment make it a sweet place to enjoy a beer🍻

Awesome European pub style brewery. Very cozy and friendly staff. Can't wait to go back and try all the import beers they have.

Great place for trying new beer in a relaxed atmosphere with great staff. Food is great too.

This is the place to go if you are looking for rare beers especially Belgian and other European styles. I was impressed that they even had the matching glassware to go along with the beer you order. They have great food menu to go along with the delicious beers, ciders, and wines. The bartenders are very knowledgeable about the drinks they are serving.