North Peak Brewing Company – Traverse City Brewery

Safety First

What We Are Doing to Keep Staff & Guests Safe

Tables have been spread out so guests will social distance as much as possible.
New training and testing for staff focused on sanitation & social distancing.
Disinfecting high traffic areas throughout shifts.
Removing items that guests touch and replacing with single-use items, like salt & pepper.
Guests may order using their phones to view the menu. Single-use paper menus are available upon request.
Single-use plastic silverware and paper napkins are available upon request.
Staff will maintain a six-foot distance with guests & each other whenever possible.
A more touch-less bathroom experience with motion-sensor sinks, paper dispensers, and foot pulls on doors.

What You Can Do to Help

If you’re feeling sick or have been exposed to anyone with COVID-19 symptoms, please stay home. We are still available for carry out & delivery.
Help us keep our staff safe by practicing safe social distancing when dining in & picking up.
Please wear masks when entering, leaving, or moving around the restaurant for staff & fellow guests’ safety.

Dining Options

Dine In

In accordance with the latest MDHHS orders, we are excited to safely welcome you back for in-person dining beginning Monday, February 1!”

Call In Order

Just call in your order and we’ll bring it out to your car. Curbside with a smile.

Phone: 231-941-7325

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Order Online

You can now order curbside pickup online, or have food delivered via DoorDash. Not only do we have great food available, but also some great merchandise.

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Beers On Tap

Wine List

White

Chardonnay, Kendall Jackson (CA) 9/37
Chardonnay, Bonafide (MI) 9/37
Sauvignon Blanc, Monkey Bay (NZ) 8/33
LH Riesling, Chateau Grand Traverse(MI) 10/41
Pinot Grigio, Blackstar Farms (MI) 9/37
White Zinfandel, Sutter Home (CA) 6/25

Red

Merlot, Woodbridge (CA) 6/25
Pinot Noir, Woodbridge (CA) 6/25
Malbec, Latitude 34 (Argentina) 7/29
Cabernet Sauvignon, Woodbridge (CA) 6/25
Red House Red, Black Star Farms (MI) 9/37

Sparkling

Prosecco (IT) 10

Cider

Nomad Cider, Old Mission Peninsula (MI) 7

About North Peak

North Peak Brewing Company is located in a historic building which was formerly the Big Daylight Candy Factory.

In March of 1899, a partnership was formed by John G. Straub, his brother, Anton F. Straub and George E. Amiotte in the creation of candies and confectionary in Traverse City.

Under the style of Straub Brothers and Amiotte, the firm soon established success with a large local following and an extensive wholesale trade. So rapidly did the business increase, that it became necessary to provide a building of sufficient capacity to meet the growing demands of the trade.

The building housing North Peak Brewing Company was Straub’s third and final building. Straub Brothers and Amiotte “Big Daylight Candy Factory” is a handsome imposing brick edifice of three floors and a basement. It was constructed with 400,000 bricks and 250,000 feet of lumber, erected and supplied with the latest and most approved machinery devices for the manufacturing of all kinds of candies. It compared favorably on a scale with the largest and most successful establishments of its kind.