Rolling Oak Brewing Co

Brewery

4.8 (527 on Google)

About Rolling Oak Brewing Co

Rolling Oak Brewing Co is a brewery on Norway Street in Grayling, Michigan. It is housed in the town's historic ice house. Its website says the century old building once stored ice from Lake Margrethe, packed in sawdust and loaded onto refrigerated railcars.

Rolling Oak serves only original recipe beers, and that includes its root beer. The flagships on its website include Range 13 IPA, Peanut Butter Porter and GoodAle. GoodAle is a cream ale brewed with donuts from a local bakery.

Owner and brewmaster Jason Malone grew up in the Grayling area and has brewed since 2009. The brewery bought the ice house in 2014 and kept its character. The bar is milled from oak from Higgins Lake, and the tables are made from old electrical spools.

Food is flexible here. A food truck is open Wednesday to Saturday, and you can bring your own food or order delivery. It is one of the most reviewed beer spots in Grayling on this site.

From Rolling Oak's own website and its Google listing, read October 20, 2026.

Amenities

  • Wheelchair accessible entrance
  • Wheelchair accessible parking lot

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Google rating

4.8out of 5

4.8 on Google from 527 reviews, as of September 2026.

Questions people ask

Can I bring my own food to Rolling Oak?

Yes. Its website says you can bring your own food, order delivery or choose a snack from the menu.

Is there a food truck?

Its website says a food truck is open Wednesday to Saturday.

Can I take beer home from Rolling Oak?

Yes. The website says you can take it home in growlers, crowlers or howlers.

Is Rolling Oak wheelchair accessible?

Google lists a wheelchair accessible entrance and a wheelchair accessible parking lot.

Which breweries are close by?

Paddle Hard Brewing is 0.5 miles away. Dead Bear Brewing Co is 1 mile away, and Big Buck Brewery in Gaylord is 24.9 miles away.

Answers come from Rolling Oak's website and its Google listing, read October 20, 2026.

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Before you visit Rolling Oak

Expect a historic ice house with a bar milled from Higgins Lake oak. The website says every beer is an original recipe, so ask the bartender what suits you. Check the tap list at rollingoakbrewing.com before you go.

Bring your own food if you like, or look for the food truck on Wednesday to Saturday. The website also mentions growlers, crowlers and howlers if you want to take some home.

Paddle Hard Brewing is 0.5 miles away, and Dead Bear Brewing Co is 1 mile away. That makes a second stop easy.