Level Crossing Brewing Co.

What they make

• Owner Mark Medura began as a home brewer; the brewery made its first beers in 2018 near the South Salt Lake water tower.^[3][1]
• Year-round cans run from a Belgian-style blonde to hazy pale ales, with an annual limited Red Feather series.^[2]

Visiting

• At the original brewery you can tour the brewhouse, eat wood-fired pizza and hear live music on the patio; guests must be 21+ with ID.^[1]
• The newer Post District taproom downtown has a bigger pizza oven and a patio.^[1]

Bottles to go

• Both locations have a store for beer to go.^[1]

Utah lets a brewery, winery or distillery sell its own packaged products on site through a “Type 5” package agency^[9]; anything else comes from a state liquor store.

What locals say

• City Weekly readers voted it the best brewpub of 2025, second for brewery food and third for beer selection.^[4][5]
• A City Cast Salt Lake reader called it the top brewery in the city, singling out the Suss It Out IPA and the pizza.^[6]

Summarized in our words from local press and reader polls. We don't copy reviews.

• Level Crossing Dallas Alice Belgian473ml$3.15473 ml · Beer · Wheat & HefeweizenIn stores · 1,941 units statewide$3.15
• Level Crossing Jazz Loon Pilsner$2.99473 ml · Lager · PilsnerIn stores · 1,595 units statewide$2.99
• Level Crossing Suss It Out Rye IPA$3.50473 ml · Ale · Bitter & ESBIn stores · 1,240 units statewide$3.50
• Level Crossing Soul Rex DIPA 473m$3.75473 ml · Ale · Bitter & ESBIn stores · 1,172 units statewide$3.75
• Level Crossing Red Feather Series$6.00473 ml · Ale · Misc & SeasonalIn stores · 506 units statewide$6.00