Loved everything about this brewery. From the beer, the ambience, the seats, the customer service,…read moreand even the themed clean restrooms. We ordered a flight of beer that included the rice & easy, skater aid, Czech yourself, summer crush, and jucifer. All which were amazing, great tasting, fresh, easy to drink, and I would recommend. They have two locations across the street from each other one is the brewery and the other for food. Both with plenty of seats and room for gatherings. I would mostly definitely recommend and return.

Can't believe I never rated this brewery and have been coming to it almost 4 years now! Always a…read moregreat event going on. My favorites include Gnarly Gras, and Gnarfest! The brew is always great and the food across the road at Dine Gnar is delicious! Don't skip visiting this brewery. No matter how big they have gotten, it always feels like family when you walk in!

My family and I are regular patrons and have never been disappointed by the food or service. One of…read moremy kids is super picky and this is usually her first choice when deciding where to eat as a family. Last night I ordered the salmon salad and OH MY GOD - that may have been the most delicious salmon filet I've ever had. It was perfectly seasoned and cooked to my preference. I usually order the tuna salad, which is also excellent. Last night I made a couple modifications to my salad (no candied pecans and no sugarcane vinaigrette), but when I received my plate I noticed the fresh berries and cheese were also missing. I mentioned it to my waitress and she immediately acted to fix it. I had my plate back in maybe two minutes. Things like that sort of go with the territory when you start requesting modifications, so I didn't blame her at all. Will be back. Always!

4 adults and 2 kids went on a Wednesday night. We were seated immediately. Place is roomy. Waitress…read morecame around and she didn't give the friendliest vibe. Service was a little slow but not terrible. Kids had grilled cheese and chicken tenders. GC was full of cheese and was on Texas toast. It was good. Chicken tenders seemed to be frozen style but weren't bad. I had Juci Hefer and I can say it's damn good. I did the parm truffle fries. They were good but weren't what I was expecting. One adult had the regular burger and he really liked it. GF had casual cow burger and she said it was okay but her fries were cold. Another adult had the grilled salad and it wasn't a hit. Draft beer was cold. Wednesdays are wing night, 20 for $25, and I saw a patron with wings and they looked delicious. I will definitely go back for wing night.

Cool place, beer was good Was very crowded and understaffed…read moreOne bartender but she was quick and friendly

Tried the beer flight ($20). Lots of good beers. Come early on the weekend so you can grab a seat…read moreby a fan!

The owner Brett is very knowledgeable about his business!! Really nice owner and built his business…read morearound his love for dogs. You can find his dog here usually. If there are more dogs around then he puts shadow on a leash. The food is pretty good. I would say the meatpies are good but not Natchitoches quality meat pies. They have good boudin balls and the bread pudding fingers taste like french toast sticks to me. There are so many different beer options. Types of beer include: IPAs, Stouts, Sours, and non-alcoholic. They also serve cocktails. They have an espresso martini available on certain days of the week. Can't remember when sorry. It's written on that beer fridge near the window. Again they host fun events hear like trivia. They have lots of picnic tables with carabeaners to hook up your dogs leash. Everyone is nice and it's not too loud. They have outdoor heaters above all the picnic tables. They also have giant sized outdoor games like beer pong and connect four. They also have stored on a table indoor games as well. They have dog bowls and a water-cooler jug for people/dogs to get water. They serve homemade dog food and ice cream for the dogs at $5 I believe. Food comes out pretty fast and they send you a text when it's ready to pickup at the food truck. They also have bathrooms inside the brewery. On the side of the outdoor space they have a fence and grass area to take your dog to the bathroom! Amazing place to go and even better place with your dog as there are not a lot of dog friendly places nearby.

Stopped by for a beer Friday afternoon. When we looked at it on Google, it said they were closed,…read morebut we went by anyway since we're in the area. Glad we did! It was a beautiful day to sit outside and enjoy a great beer. The place is dog friendly and the crawfish smelled great (they weren't ready yet or we'd have tried some). The staff was friendly and the beer was good. We'll be back next time we're in town.

We've become regulars at Spoke and Barrel in Mandeville and we have never been disappointed. Today…read morewe lunched outdoors on the terrace with a party of six and thoroughly enjoyed the experience. It was a great October afternoon overlooking the trailhead and the Louisiana ambiance was notable. Service was especially welcoming, with a server who well understood the menu and was eager to share her knowledge. We enjoyed a range of favorites, including specialty sandwiches, crispy Brussels sprouts, bib salad, Caesar salad with chicken, and some frosty brews. Although no one did dessert, there were several tempting ones available. Lots of good things going on here. Spoke & Barrel is highly recommended!

Waiter was extremely polite, the inside wasp clean with a very cool bar, nice outside seating area,…read moreand the Chicken Caesar Club was huge and delicious (and under $20 which is crazy reasonable nowadays). The menu isn't very large, but I'm looking forward to trying other things here! Will absolutely be back!

Fun little brewery in Baton Rouge! The brewery is baseball themed and has a lot of baseball…read moreparaphernalia throughout the brewery. There are a lot of beers to try (especially IPAs and sours) and all tasted very good. There's a brick oven pizza if you need to order food and the pizza was solid. Service was quick and friendly.

This place is great if you wanna chill with your friends and watch the baseball game or any sports…read more The seats are the kind of chairs you don't want to sit for a long time though. I feel like if they invested in their outside seating, it could be the spot. They also serve pizza and chips and canned soda. I don't believe they do brewery tours. But definitely a hidden gem.

You'll never mistake Pontchartrain Vineyards' tasting room for one of the distination wineries in…read moreNapa Valley. The building reminded me more of what I would encounter in northern Sonoma, to the west of Healdsburg, or further south in the Paso Robles region. The tasting room is a decent size, although as I was the only visitor at the time, it seemed quite large. Quite a different experience from trying to enter on a Saturday night of a Jazz'n in the Vines concert. There is a patio terrace next to the building which overlooks the vineyard. Since it was a blazing hot June afternoon, I stayed inside rather than sit on the patio. There were seven wines to taste for a modest $5 fee. Four were from sourced grapes (California), two were American/French hybrids grown on the estate and the final was from a native American cultivar, also grown on the estate. All vintages were between 2005 & 2007, except for the recently released Syrah/Cabernet blend which is a 2009. I liked the Roux Saint Louis (a white wine based on the Blanc du Bois grape) as a nice summer wine. The Rouge Militaire is based on the American Cynthiana/Norton (a native red grape). It's a heavier red wine, and still needs a little time to open up. John Seago, the winemaker is often behind the bar, in the tasting room, but was out working the fields on this trip.

My family had our first visit last night for Jazz n the Vines. We really enjoyed our time. The…read moreproperty is beautiful, the tasting room is clean and aesthetically pleasing and the staff here are fun and friendly. There was ample room on the lawn for everyone to have their picnic set up and still have enough room to move around. A food truck was on site for quick bites and of course there was wine available. I asked for something light white and not sweet and was told to try Le Trolley. This wine did not disappoint. It tasted like Sauvignon Blanc and I was pleased to learn that it is one of the wines made from the locally grown grapes. I am looking forward to returning child free so my husband and I can do a tasting and enjoy the scenery.

Pretty cool little brewery. This is our third time coming here, and we haven't had a beer we didn't…read morelike yet. The place has a relaxed vibe, friendly staff, and a solid lineup of beers that are clearly brewed with care. This time I had the $10,000 Paper Weight -- really good, smooth, and well-balanced. We closed things out with the Faux Grunge, which didn't disappoint either. Every visit just reinforces why we keep coming back. If you're into craft beer and want a laid-back spot with consistently great brews, Cypress Coast is worth the stop.

Great micro brewery that's willing to be adventurous in their beer and make it right. The orange…read morecreamsicle and the quad are my go to for this rotation. But there are some options for those just wanting to enjoy the atmosphere at the brewery and for those who prefer a cider or seltzer. I was there on a Tuesday evening, so there was not much going on, but it seems like they have weekly events on the calendar along with dates of new releases. Definitely worth coming back to.

How do you beat good beer with great friends and your pups? I don't know, but if you figure it out,…read moreyou'll make a million bucks, for sure. I love going places with Freckles McWolfington III, esq. He's my best little buddy and is always up for a ride in the truck, especially if it involves pets from strangers. Freki has got to be the friendliest pup I've ever met - if you see us out, be sure to say hi! The brewery is big and spacious, often hosting trivia nights and parties, and they showcase a LOT of great beer on tap. I'm kind of stuck on the AndyGator, but the selection is crazy huge. Come in and get a flight or two, bring your DD, and promise to switch roles on the next visit - that's how you brewery responsibly! Or Uber, someone's out there waiting to hear all about your visit as they drive you home. Love the folks here - the service is always terrific. No rush, take your time, ask questions, talk taste...these guys got you, man. We love to hang here because of the dog park area just outside, where you can sit in the shade, enjoy that beautiful dark golden brew, and watch your dogs check out every square inch of prime sniffing real estate. My little dude loves to watch for new people, so when you see him run - he's a chonk, but he's still a runner - up, give him a scratch and "good boy," he's gonna love it. On occasion, there's a food truck parked outside with tasty snacks, like the amazing pesto chicken sandwich I had a few weeks ago. The Abita Brewery is definitely a keeper and way up on the "repeat visit" list.

Abita Brewing Company on Highway 36 is the newest manifestation of the popular local microbrewery…read morethat has been an area favorite for a number of years. My wife and I recently enjoyed a couple of cold drafts there on a Saturday afternoon. The cutting edge facility features a modern brewery producing all the long-enjoyed Abita standards, as well as many innovative seasonal and specialty offerings. Regular tours are available of the brewery, a contemporary and stylish brew pub is onsite, a nice shop for Abita merchandise and memorabilia adjoins the pub, and an outdoor area adds food truck and entertainment options. Service at the bar is friendly and fast, with free product samples graciously offered. Big screen TVs are conveniently located. Abita Brewing Company Is a great place to meet friends and family for a cold brew!