Wheelchair accessible breweries are increasingly common across the U.S., with many offering fully ADA-compliant tours, restrooms, tasting rooms, and parking. This guide highlights the most inclusive destinations and provides tips for planning a smooth, barrier-free craft beer experience.
Ramps or level entrances with smooth, wide paths through the entire tour route.
Accessible stalls with grab bars, adequate turning radius, and lowered sinks.
Close to the entrance with proper signage and space for van access.
Team members trained to assist guests with mobility needs respectfully and efficiently.
Always call ahead to discuss your specific needs—many breweries can arrange modified experiences.
"I’ve worked with breweries to improve accessibility, and the best experiences happen when guests communicate their needs in advance. Samuel Adams and Sierra Nevada are my top recommendations—they’ve designed their spaces with universal access in mind from day one. And remember: it’s always okay to skip a tour and just enjoy the taproom if the full experience isn’t feasible."