Eight-Foot Brewing

"They are in a small location but preparing for an expansion. Had the hazy IPA. Didn't care for it. Nobody there on a Saturday night even with live music??? Bartender was friendly."

"We were checking out local breweries with our friend who is a brewer. We were excited to try some of the beers listed on their website. When we arrived (after waze sent us to their old location), we were surprised at the rundown location but decided to try it anyway. We ordered and went out to the picnic tables to drink. My beer was flat and tasted more like port than stout, when I went to speak to the bartender she was very rude and condescending, didn’t offer to replace the beer and obviously didn’t care about repeat business. Lots of other great breweries, check those out instead"

"I love this spot. Wonderful beer in a chill atmosphere. They brew lots of interesting old world styles of beer that you can’t find anywhere else. And their taplist is always evolving and rotating with new beers. Highly recommend"

"This brewery was in a very small storefront. We visited here a few years ago and remember a larger taproom at the time. Possibly, they are remodeling, but it resulted in a really cramped space. There were only a few other customers here on a Saturday. The beers we had were all good to very good. My favorite was the Tmave' Pivo, which is Czech for beer. It was every bit as good as any Pivo in the Prague, but it's made here in Cape Coral. This little brewery has a lot going for it. We were served by a warm friendly barmaid that was very polite and efficient to our needs. We will come back again and hopefully they will have a nicer space for their taproom by then."

"One of our favorite breweries we visited in the Cape Coral area. Very cool owners and bartenders. They will be expanding this year to have a larger indoor area. A small, but exquisite selection of beers. Some really interesting stuff that you don't get everywhere else. They had live music and the seating outdoors is perfect for chilling with friends and a cold beer. Would be the first place I'd recommend to people visiting this area."