Great seating area with view to roller dams. Good cold beer. Dogs allowed in outdoor area. Good…read morecold beer. Friendly staff. Interesting story about the name and horse racing history.

Great beer, superfecta ipa was really tasty, no pic but pretzel bites with house made cheese sauce…read morehit the spot. Beautiful view of dam from back deck. Only downside is inside the brewery smelled a little burnt like a dirty oven.

We really liked this place. We brought our dogs and sat on the patio. My husband had an IPA and I…read morehad a Mango smoothie sour which was delicious. The staff was very friendly and helpful. It was very clean and comfortable. We got there not long after opening and it wasn't very busy.

Great beer. Great staff. Great facility. No place to park…read more Otherwise 5+. I wiil visit again but probably just to pickup beer.

FABULOUS selection!!! I haven't had that many ciders to choose between except at a Cidery! The…read moreSpicy Mexican Flatbread and the Crab Rangoon Flatbread were both DELICIOUS, but in entirely different ways! The building and decor are fabulous to check out, and we loved walking around, reading about the history of the building. Donna took really good care of us, and does a great job. A wonderful place to visit, eat, and drink!!!

Four of us tried Textile on a quiet Saturday in March. The beer selection is good and tasted great…read more Not all that hungry we ordered a small flatbread to share. The word amazing is overused but this was really good. Love the industrial look and feel of this place. We will definitely be back.

This place is closed and gone. Site needs updating to reflect such. Franklin Street will be…read moremissed by many in the area.

Sad to say, they have announced closing the brewery. Such a great place, decor, and beverages.read more

Had THE best time at this place. Their service was awesome and seating outside made for a great…read moreevening. Also Ian's Pizza was fantastic. We had a group of 20 and everyone had rave reviews of the food and drink. Kids were also enjoying the root beer and slush drinks. Czech Village is alive again!!! Thank you!!!!!!!!!

Yeah, it was okay. I originally thought they served food. Or maybe they do on occasion (one of my…read morefavorite travel YouTubers went here and ate and drank). But the experience was weird because I was the only person in there that evening. They did have a lot of selections of alcohol, and I went with the Crunch Berry-flavored one. It was fine.

View, atmosphere, food, service, this place has it all! Oh yeah, and beer of course! Some of the…read morebest sour beer I have had in a long time. Their light lager was also delicious! I had heard great things about this place for over five years now, and I was not disappointed! We came early Saturday afternoon so it was not too busy. The bar tender was very helpful with suggestions and provided just the right amount of chit chat. If you don't see me back here, I've been kidnapped and replaced by a robot!

The chicken pesto flatbread pizza is delicious! This is out favorite brewery in Iowa!!read more

During the winter dry creek changes to a speakeasy. The only bad thing i can say is that it's…read moresmall and fills up early. They carry some of the best higher end beers that are available. The service is always great and they have beers no one else carries. The staff is super helpful and friendly. Wish they had more room since a lot of patrons bring their kids to play games and take up table space in a place with only 5 tables. It's still worth a visit.

Wonderful seasonal location to sit outside and enjoy a great ale. Dry Creek features a constantly…read morerotating list of craft brews, and they do a great job of picking their beer offerings. Also offer a limited food menu that features some very good flatbread pizzas. I do wish they would bring back the cinnamon rolls though, they were awesome

This is a fantastic little stop to make when driving the Great River Road. The ambience on the…read moreoutdoor patio is serene and peaceful; watching the traffic on the river literally feet away was an awesome experience. The bartender behind the bar was very helpful and welcoming--far better than this brewery's sister property in Dyersville. I strongly recommend the beers as seen on my flight card--all were very tasty, yet had distinct flavor profiles. Do yourself a favor and get a scoop of the flavored peanuts they have behind the bar--they serve as a nice compliment to your beer.

Amazing place, and yes, it is dog friendly!…read more I did send a message to them about the dog. They quickly make me feel comfortable by allowing me to come in with a dog to order beers and food before going outside. I was by myself with a dog. I was so relieved because some ace would not allow. It was difficult for me when I was alone. The bartenders did the excellent job too! Their beers are amazing. I love their Rhubarb Dew and Rural Route Stout. I do enjoy their pretzel. I saw the menu of pretzel. That's the sign that I would love to come back for another visit when I am back in town to visit my family.

I have been to this place multiple times and never had bad service. The people really make this…read moreplace a great place to visit. The owners are often around and a pleasure to talk to as well. The beer is obviously really good too. HD creates a good variety of beers to choose from and if you don't drink beer they do have a cooler with hard ciders and other drinks along with a few non alcoholic options. In the summer they have bands on the weekend and a canopy over most of the outdoor seating. In the winter the have igloos to keep warm. They don't have a kitchen so no food except free popcorn and a snack bowl of mixed nuts. You can buy a few things to eat like peanuts and beef jerky. Th location is just off the Cedar Valley Nature Trail so this is a good location for those that bike or hike on the trail. There is a large bike rack to accommodate those individuals. This is a must visit if you are in the area.

New brewery tucked back on main street in Ely. Walking up they have a great outdoor space for…read moregames and I'm sure it will attract riders from the bike trail. It was their grand opening weekend, but unfortunately they were still waiting on their brewers license so they only had guests beers on tap. While they don't serve food, they did have a good truck available for those who wanted to eat. When you walk in, it's not real big, and it was crowded because if the opening. I'm sure at other times it would be quite cozy. There are about 4 tables and bar seating with the brewery off to one side. The staff was very friendly even in light of them being swamped. I had a beer and chatted with one of the owners. I'm looking forward to trying their beers and getting back when it's not so crowded

From the moment I approached this place, I knew I had to try it. I was excited to see what they had…read morein store. I came here with my significant other. We were able to choose our table, so that was cool. The atmosphere was quiet and gentle. The Food & Drink Menu was at the table. It stated to Please Make Your Choice And Order At The Bar. We walked to the bar. I started off with the Jubeck Blonde. It was a Crisp, medium-bodied, golden, mild, easy-drinking American cream ale. It was $6. From the Classic Pizzas section, we ordered a Small 9" * $10 Pepperoni. It had tomato sauce, mozzarella & parmesan. From the Specialty Pizzas section, we ordered a Small 9" Carbonara. It had Alfredo sauce, mozzarella, parmesan, grilled chicken, bacon, roasted mushrooms. It was S-$15. We gave a card to open a tab. I took the Jubeck Blonde back to our table and gave it a try. It sure was crispy and a good drink to steadily sip. Speaking of crispy, the pizzas came out fast. I started with the Pepperoni. It was so good I could hardly stop. The amount of meat on the pizza sure was generous. Well, that one was going to be hard to beat, or so I thought. The Carbonara had such a precise flavor from the ingredients all masterfully blending together. I knocked out most of that pizza. Well, I got thirsty, so I went up to order the Mango Sour Guava. It was a Sour ale brewed w/ mango & guava. Fruity w/ tart & crisp finish. It was $6. I enjoyed it highly and it paired nicely with the pizzas. I went back up to order the Barnstormin' Ale. It was a Hazy American pale ale w/ citra hops. It was $6. I thought it was smooth, especially with the citra hops flavor. The drink disappeared pretty fast. The last one I went up to order was the Lavender Honey Wheat. It was an Herbal, medium-bodied, sweet, easy drinking, aroma rich. It was $6. This one definitely had a different taste than the others. I liked it in a quirky way and it was the best one to finish off my session. The service was prompt and friendly. We were shown around in the back to see how things were done and where the front used to be. That was a cool bonus! I didn't have any service issues. Overall, I had a great experience here. It's a bummer this place was in Iowa, because I would probably go often. Date of visit: 08/23/2024

Great atmosphere, solid beer. The food was great looking, but a bit of a miss. The pretzel sticks…read morewere cold inside, pizza was limp. I'd still go back for beer and another try at food.