Food, Beer, & Spirits
In A Space of Beauty & Soul
In A Space of Beauty & Soul
Salt Springs Brewery | Saline, Michigan
includes choice of soup, salad or fries · truffle fries 3 · Caesar salad 2 · substitute gf bun 2
house-made sourdough · substitute dairy free cheese 2
one or two ⅓# Vestergaard Farms ground beef patties · includes soup, salad, or fries
house-made sourdough · substitute dairy free cheese 2

Tasting notes
delicate sour · finishes with a clean cracker malt flavor · served as is, or with Woodruff or raspberry syrup
Style & history
Berliner Weisse is a tart, low-alcohol wheat-beer tradition from Berlin. Salt Springs gives this pour a local story through yeast propagated from a dogwood tree in a Philadelphia cemetery.
Suggested pairings
Crispy Calamari · House Salad · Fish & Chips
Tasting notes
traditional sweet-herbal Berliner Weisse pour
Style & history
Woodruff syrup is a traditional sweet-herbal counterpoint to Berliner Weisse acidity, creating a softer and more aromatic pour.
Suggested pairings
Soft Pretzels · Fall Grain Bowl · Italian Lemon Cake
Tasting notes
fruit-finished Berliner Weisse pour
Style & history
Fruit syrup is a classic way to round Berliner Weisse acidity. Raspberry adds berry aroma and a sweet-tart finish.
Suggested pairings
Beet Salad · Bakers Nook Cheesecake · Skillet Cookie
Tasting notes
opaque sunlit hue · sweet candy & pineapple aroma · sweet & tart pineapple flavor with hint of vanilla bean
Style & history
Modern American fruited sours build on European sour-beer traditions, balancing lactic tartness with expressive fruit.
Suggested pairings
Jerk Chicken · Pulled Chicken Nachos · Chocolate Cappuccino Cake
Tasting notes
fresh-straw-yellow · noble Saaz hops · honey malt · light body
Style & history
Kölsch comes from Cologne, Germany. It is fermented with ale yeast, then conditioned cool for a crisp, lager-like finish.
Suggested pairings
Fish & Chips · Crispy Calamari · House Salad
Tasting notes
brilliantly clear reddish-copper · lightly sweet malty finish · low bitterness
Style & history
The Vienna lager tradition highlights toasted malt, reddish-copper color, restrained bitterness, and a clean lager finish.
Suggested pairings
Soft Pretzels · Sauerbraten · Grilled Pork Chops
Tasting notes
clear amber-brown · dark fruit & Munich malt flavors · delicate bitter finish
Style & history
Märzen was historically brewed in March and lagered for autumn celebrations. Its Munich malt character favors roasted and smoked foods.
Suggested pairings
Soft Pretzels · Sauerbraten · Southern Style Pork Sandwich
Tasting notes
infused with RoosRoast Mother Pheasant Plucker · reddish-copper hue · coffee-driven toffee with light malty finish
Style & history
Amber ale malt character meets locally roasted coffee, layering bread crust, toffee, and roast without the weight of a stout.
Suggested pairings
Patty Melt · BBQ Burger · Hot Fudge Cream Puff
Tasting notes
updated Tyler’s Hazy Daze · Bru-1, Citra & El Dorado hops · thiol-boosted fermentation · guava, grapefruit & mango aromatics
Style & history
Hazy IPA emphasizes saturated hop aroma, soft texture, and fruit-forward fermentation. Thiol-focused fermentation amplifies tropical notes.
Suggested pairings
Pulled Chicken Nachos · Smoked Chicken Wings · Italiano Pizza
Tasting notes
New Zealand & Australian hop blend · hazy gold · tropical hop aroma · candied fruit · sweetgrass finish
Style & history
New England IPA favors expressive tropical hop aroma, a hazy body, and softer bitterness than classic West Coast IPA.
Suggested pairings
Smoked Chicken Wings · Pulled Chicken Nachos · Brewmaster’s Beer Burger
Tasting notes
DDH with Vista from Top Hops Farms · tropical fruit & tangerine · moderate bitterness
Style & history
Session IPA keeps the hop aroma of IPA while reducing alcohol and body for a brighter, more drinkable pint.
Suggested pairings
Truffle Fries · Fall Chicken Sandwich · Fig & Prosciutto Pizza
Tasting notes
DDH with 100% Michigan Cashmere from Top Hops Farms · caramel malt · melon & tangerine hops · perfectly balanced
Style & history
Salt Springs double dry-hops this IPA with Michigan Cashmere from Top Hops Farms. The style balances hop aroma with enough caramel malt to stay composed.
Suggested pairings
Truffle Fries · Pulled Chicken Nachos · Smoked Chicken Wings · Brewmaster’s Beer Burger · Italiano Pizza
Tasting notes
dark amber · rye-bread-crust · chocolate-malt & dark-fruit-malt flavors · mild sweetness
Style & history
Porter grew from British dark-ale traditions. Chocolate, toasted grain, and dark-fruit malt notes complement roasted and caramelized food.
Suggested pairings
Korean BBQ Short Rib · Sauerbraten · Chocolate Cappuccino Cake
Tasting notes
local cider-apple blend from 2025 fermented dry · pristine citrine hue · delicate tart balance
Style & history
Dry English-style cider ferments apple sugars toward a crisp, wine-like finish, preserving acidity and orchard character.
Suggested pairings
Fall Grain Bowl · Fig & Prosciutto Pizza · Grilled Pork Chops

Experience exclusive pairing dinners at Salt Springs Brewery. Each event features our true-to-style ales and craft cocktails paired with locally sourced dishes. Enjoy the ambiance of our stained glass dining room or the fresh air in our biergarten. Our culinary team curates each menu to enhance the unique profiles of our brews and cocktails. Whether a connoisseur or novice, our dinners delight your palate and elevate your appreciation for food and drink. Gather friends, make a reservation, and embark on a culinary journey at Salt Springs Brewery. Join us for an unforgettable evening; your table awaits!
“We had an excellent meal for the December Pairing Dinner Series. This was our first one and we will definitely return for another. We enjoyed the family style seating and conversations with the table, including the owner/brewer and his wife. The staff was very friendly, knowledgeable and provided us with not only amazing service but a 5 course meal that was thoroughly thought out and executed perfectly.
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A five-course throwback dinner with mushroom & leek strudel, wedge salad, tuna casserole, beef bourguignon, and grasshopper pie. This dinner is 60’s themed, so guests are encouraged to dress in their best 60’s style. Communal seating makes it a shared, lively night around the table. See the event page for the menu and tickets.
A fully vegan five-course harvest dinner featuring borscht, stuffed acorn squash, eggplant caponata, smoked sweet potato, and blueberry trifle. This is communal seating, built for a warm, shared dinner experience with great food and new company. See the event page for the menu and tickets.
With over 30 years of experience in hotels and restaurants small and large Chef Loren leads our kitchen with masterful intention. Cutting away from complexity Chef Loren demonstrates how simplicity and skillful cooking leads to the greatest flavor.
“Simple ingredients; skillfully prepared.”
Chef Loren is at the brewery everyday working with guests and staff to lead the Salt Springs Experience. He’ll be found both on the line cooking burgers, or behind the scene coaching his team to sucsess.
From is past expereince Chef Loren has a discerning eye for seasonal seafood. He will periodically buy specialty oysters, crabs, salmon to share with the staff his favorite food.
Executive Chef Loren (Right), his wife Alesha(left)
Certificate in fermentation science from Central Michigan University
Tyler Roberts started brewing at Salt Springs Brewery, later spent two years with Tecumseh Brewing Company, and now leads our hole brewing and beverage programs. He holds a Certificate in Brewing Sciences from Central Michigan University. Tyler’s approach centers on precise fermentation, quality ingredients, and balance over gimmicks. From crisp lagers and bright pale ales to malt‑forward seasonals and limited releases, his lineup is designed to pair naturally with our locally sourced kitchen and shine in our stained‑glass setting. He’s especially excited to expand our lager program, bringing more finely tuned, drinkable lagers to the tap list.
Cicerone Certified Beer Server
Bachelor's Degree in Hotel and Restaurant Management from Eastern Michigan University
Keith Cummings possesses an in-depth historical knowledge of both the building that houses Salt Springs Brewery and the surrounding downtown area. His passion for craft beer and his commitment to community development drive him to establish the brewery as a cultural cornerstone in his hometown. At the brewery every day, Keith enthusiastically shares the rich history of Saline — telling stories about the church, the town, and the brewery itself — with anyone willing to listen. As a dedicated beer enthusiast, he is always ready to engage in detailed conversations about beer styles, brewing techniques, and flavor notes with those who share an interest. Keith met his wife Nikki while tending the bar; she’s a lifelong Saline local, and together they are raising their daughter here, deeply rooted in the community.
Monday CLOSED
Tuesday 11:30am-8:00pm
Wednesday 11:30am-8:00pm
Thursday 11:30am-8:30pm
Friday 11:30am-9:00pm
Saturday 11:30am-9:00pm SEE HALF-TIME DETAILS
Sunday 11:30am-8:00pm SEE HALF-TIME DETAILS
WEEKDAY HAPPY HOUR • 3:00pm-5:00pm • 1/2-off draft & $2-off appetizers.
WEEKEND BRUNCH • 11:30am-2:45pm • our unique A La Carte Breakfast menu.
WEEKEND HALF-TIME • 2:45pm-4:00pm • simplified, snacks-only menu to transition between brunch and dinner.
PHONE: 734-295-9191
Address: 117 S Ann Arbor St. Saline MI, 48176