Fantastic brewery, great selection of craft brews, large venue with a separate room for live music. Love it!
Great beer and food selection. Awesome chalk artwork. Would highly recommend.
Had a lovely time on a Friday night, low key but a hidden gem! Great guys behind the counter, they know their beer and aware passionate about it!
Great local brewery for anyone in the Ashburn area. Good selection of beers, not just strong IPAs like some other craft breweries. Nice amount of food made in house as well. Only complaint would be the location being hard to find but Google Maps got us here no problem.
Excellent beer 🍺 and incredible atmosphere. I’ll admit Ashburn is on the 30-40s side of the spectrum so it’s not really my kind of music or people. I will say that this is some of the best beer I’ve had and I am from Colorado so that’s saying a lot! Great experience will Be back again, but probably not on a Saturday.
A couple beers and the usual pretzel hit the spot once again. They really need to come up with more of a selection though.
Food was surprisingly great but I don't care for a number of their beers. Service is decent.
Like searching for the promised land and finding an oasis-- highly recommend: Face Plant IPA.
Really great beer. The tours are a great deal, and the staff is both knowledgeable and friendly. The food is pretty good as well.
Great local brewery. The seasonal releases are awesome. Good place to take kids
OK beers, the tour we went on was cool but the guy that took us was so quiet and hard to hear.
Great craft brews, especially the Sumatran Solstice, which was brewed using bourbon barrels. I went during their anniversary week and all beers were 6$ or less, most $3.50. We biked there along the W&OD trail and started in Reston, VA. Our phones were all dead by the time we made it to Lost Rhino. A nice employee named James lent us his phone charger. Good beer. Good food. Good vibes.
Great Atmosphere and good beer. Lost Rhino is among many small breweries that are slowly taking over Ashburn as what makes the area popular. When you first come in the serving bar is inviting to grab your beer and then move on to find a comfortable spot to site. In addition you should check out the back room where you can find more space and where local musicians will come in to periodically play.
As far as the beer goes Lost Rhino is Pale Ale central and tends to be not very good at making Hefes' or Wheat beers as competing breweries in the areas. However if you are a IPA fan then Lost Rhino is probably the place for you.
The craft brew scene is great up here in Virginia. I've come across this brewery just by chance with some friends & I have to say it was amazing. If you're into IPA's, you should definitely give this place a try.
Good beer, friendly bar peeps, fun place.
PS - Can we leave the kids at home please? A brewery is not a playground and no one wants to listen to crying kids or try to avoid their aimlessness while navigating through a crowd with hands full of beers. Also, good job drinking and then driving around with kids in your vehicle.