• On Deck

    Stout

    Hazy IPA

    Pilsner

  • Also serving

    Michael Angelo's Wine

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  • Bourbon

    Hand picked, limited, rotating selections

     

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  • Keg Cocktails now on tap.

    Enjoy bourbon, vodka, tequila and gin based cocktails.

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  • 4 packs to-go

    Blue Monkey beer in cans

    Availability and selection is limited

  • Events:

    9/30 Ohio Pint Day

    10/2 Live Music - Little Steve-O 7pm

    10/9 Smoking River BBQ Pop-Up 5-8pm

    10/9 Live Music - Andy Timko 7pm

    10/10 Live Music - Island Troy 7pm

    10/11 Monkey Mafia Mug Club Tailgate

    10/13 Paint n Sip with Miranda(Ticketed Event)

    10/16 Live Music - Furious George 7pm

    10/16 Cousins Maine Lobster Food Truck 4-8pm

    10/17 Live Music - Georgia Girl 7pm

    10/23 Naughty Lobster Food Truck 2-8pm

    10/23 Live Music - Victor Samalot 7pm

    10/24 The Crooked Arrow Food Truck 2-8pm

    10/30 Smoking River BBQ Pop-Up 5-8pm

    10/31 Halloween Costume Party with DJ Don

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    Bring Your Own or

    Have Local Food Delivered

    Our brewery is BYOF (bring your own food)! Feel free to bring a snack or order a pizza from a local restaurant while you're hanging in the taproom.

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  • Our Story

    Blue Monkey Brewing Co. at 5540 Wallings Rd.

    A family from North Royalton with a passion for beer and the community, came together with the hope of bringing the two together. Growing up in N.R. brothers Ryan and Rick Sacha felt their hometown needed a new spot to get away, spend time with friends and family and of course enjoy delicious beer. A place for the community to enjoy good music, play games, interact with each other or just unwind!! Why not North Royalton's first Brewery?!?!

    A little history...In 1811 the first settlers moved to what would become North Royalton. Knight Sprague and his brother David were among the first settlers here hailing from Royalton, Vt. They offered up the hearty helping of liquor if this new community could be named after their hometown. But Sprague would go on to really earn those naming rights, building the city’s first town hall on the Village Green, today’s City Green, in 1827.

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