Mad Bomber Brewing Company

Grizz Archer

These guys are solid and reliable. Good brews. And open on Mondays while most breweries are closed.

Ankit Patel

If you’re curious about the name of this craft brewery in Hayden, the founders are three United States Army veterans who served in Afghanistan in the bomb squad. The explosive theme doesn’t stop there, as the taproom has tables fashioned from old munitions crates, and the brews themselves are references to famous weapons or historical events involving explosives. Take the 1605 Rye (year of the Gunpowder Plot), the Fatman IPA, the Marksman India Brown or the MK84 Porter. There are eight beers on tap at any time (six flagship beers and six seasonals) and in winter you can pull up a chair by the cozy fireside.

Theresa B

NO FOOD! I had the strawberry lemon cider, hella good! But, sadly no food other than popcorn. Woulda gave you 5 stars if there was food options.

Hugh Jass

Vet owned place with a growing array of war relics. Tasting room with limited outdoor seating and no food. In a strip mall. Local favorite. Beer is descent. TVs