Jim Dandy Brewing
4.8 (242 on Google)
About Jim Dandy Brewing
Jim Dandy Brewing is a brewery in Pocatello, Idaho. Its website places the taproom in the historic Iron Triangle district. It says the taproom pours fifteen rotating beers and sells Dandy Cans to go.
The website lists Ambitious Blonde, Jimmy Drinks West Coast IPA, Flyhopper New England IPA and Boxcar Hazy IPA. It also lists a hazelnut brown ale and a non-alcoholic hop water called Dandy Pop. The non-beer page adds wine, cider, canned cocktails and other non-alcoholic drinks.
Palate Street Bistro is a food truck at the brewery, and the website says it serves seven days a week. The site calls the brewery family-friendly. Its events page mentions live music, paint nights and trivia.
Google lists a wheelchair accessible entrance, parking lot, restroom and seating. It is one of the most reviewed beer spots in Pocatello on this site.
From Jim Dandy's own website and its Google listing, read October 18, 2026.
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Amenities
- Wheelchair accessible entrance
- Wheelchair accessible parking lot
- Wheelchair accessible restroom
- Wheelchair accessible seating
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Questions people ask
Is there food at Jim Dandy Brewing?
Yes. The website says Palate Street Bistro is a food truck serving at the brewery seven days a week.
Can I buy beer to go?
Yes. The website lists 4-packs of 16 ounce cans and 32 ounce Dandy Cans to go.
Is Jim Dandy Brewing family-friendly?
Its website describes it as a family-friendly and community-focused brewery. It also has a FAQ entry asking if the brewery is family friendly.
Is it wheelchair accessible?
Google lists a wheelchair accessible entrance, parking lot, restroom and seating.
Which breweries are close by?
The Martlet Brewery and Public House is 0.3 miles away. Off The Rails Brewing is 0.4 miles away, and Portneuf Valley Brewing is 0.5 miles away.
Answers come from Jim Dandy's website and its Google listing, read October 18, 2026.
Before you visit Jim Dandy
Check jimdandybrewing.com for the current tap list before you go, since the beers rotate. The site asks you to confirm you are 21 or older when it loads. Sunday opens earlier than the rest of the week, and the site lists a Sunday brunch with drink specials.
Bring a friend who skips beer. The non-beer list covers wine, cider, hard seltzer and non-alcoholic drinks. If you want something to take along, ask about Dandy Cans.
The Martlet Brewery and Public House is 0.3 miles away. Off The Rails Brewing is 0.4 miles away and Portneuf Valley Brewing is 0.5 miles away. That makes a three-stop afternoon easy.