A fun gem for a quick dinner when we into town for the evening. Cozy dining area with an open front…read moreto let in the beautiful evening air. The service was cheerful and helpful offering tastes and giving suggestions. The lemonade was incredible. I highly recommend adding bourbon. The chip dip was a little bland. Very sour cream forward. The margarita pizza and spinach artichoke pizzas were both very similar, mostly cheese with little other flavor. The Hawaiian was standout. Great Smokey flavor with wonderful sweet and tangy bbq.

Great service and good beer on a beautiful day. Very nice inside, spacious and clean. Service was…read morefantastic!

Nine Mile Brewing is a fantastic spot to hang out in Bloomington. I spent some time out on their…read morepatio--it's on the smaller side, but super nice and a great place to sit back. I had their Lemon Shandy, which was absolutely wonderful and perfect for a warm day. For food, I tried the Feisty Goat pizza (goat cheese cream sauce, pepperoni, garlic, red pepper flakes, and a hot honey drizzle) and it was amazing. The sweet heat from the hot honey mixed with the creamy goat cheese is a killer combo. Inside has a great neighborhood garage/hangout vibe with plenty to do--dart boards, pull tabs, and games to play. Definitely a stellar addition to the local taproom scene, and I'll absolutely be back.

What an outstanding variety of beer! They have a lot of really unique flavors and combinations so…read moremuch so that we ended up doing a flight. We came in on a Saturday early afternoon after running some errands. We found parking to be easy and it was a pretty large space! Though by the time we left around 1:00 it was filling up in terms of tables. I saw multiple people working on laptops at the bar. We had the pizza which was quite good - although messy because of the way they do their crust. We also enjoyed the pretzel bites with a split table on mustard vs beer cheese but for $0.75 you can have both.

We have been coming to Chapel for about 6 months now consistently. We first stopped in on a whim…read moreand were greeted by the brew master himself. He discussed his training and experience and it was rather amazing. We also happened to stop in on one of the Thursday evening that they had an "experimental" night where they showcased an experimental brew. One of my favorites so far was "Almond Joy"... where the beer tasted like an Almond Joy. It was awesome! This place is such a cute little place, quaint, and just such a cozy relaxing place to come, chill, and enjoy an amazing brew. Tracy is one of the owners and is such a nice person who is forever grateful to all patrons who stop by and support her business. Her personality and conversational attributes have made me spend many more hours in the Chapel than I ever would have imagined. Because of her and her amazing staff, they are the reason I return weekly, if not a couple times per week to support and enjoy!

We decided to day trip from Minneapolis to Northfield and after a full day of adventuring, coffee,…read moreantiquing, hiking, and eating we decided to swing by this brewery to end the evening. The chapel was small and charming, the bartender was friendly, and the outdoor seating in a wooded area by the water was peaceful. The brews went down smooth and the conversation was good. As we were departing, a bluegrass band was setting up on their outdoor deck. Easy residential street parking.

I popped in 28 December, not long after noon open so only another couple there so it was quiet. My…read moreGPS had me turn on Broadway whilst saying "you have arrived" as I argued, ahh no I haven't. I tuned left back off of Broadway and saw the cool BREW D'ETAT stenciling on the brick building, then noticed the sandwich board pointing to beer. I had only been in to Roet's once but I like what Brew D'etat did to the space to brighten it up and make it cozy. I sat in the northern nook w comfy orange chairs and a small table. I really like the orange and turquoise color choices, gives a fun vibe. With the assist of Keith I built a flight of Juce Campbell hazy, Fast Track sour to Enlightentment, Sans Soleil and Coffee Porter. The beer was good, tap room comfy, chill vibe and friendly staff, who ...thanks for telling me how to pronounce the name after I asked and stated I know I've massacred it. Cheers

Casual easy going atmosphere Fairly good beer options…read more $7 a pint Would be nice if they added a cider option.

What a cool spot! If you have time, a GPS and a hankering for a great brew, consider a trip to…read moreMontgomery brewing. There were several in our party so I had the opportunity to sample several of their brews. All were very good. The tap room is cool and once you walk through the door, they make you feel like a regular stopping after cutting the grass! Friendly people, great beer. It's worth a spot in your next Sunday Fun Day!

Solid beers with Minnesota Nice service. If in the area or even nearby, stop in and have yourself…read morea pint. You will not be disappointed. The environment is very relaxing.

Recent went to Paddlefish to try their new food offerings and we were very pleasantly surprised by…read morehow good the pizza was. Hot, fresh hand tossed pizza delivered right to your table. We had the Philly cheesesteak and sausage and they were both delicious. Paired with a refreshing paddlefish brew - what more could you want.

Was our first time there today and what a great place! The ambience is really neat and very…read morerelaxing. We ordered the rhubarb and green tea seltzer and jolly giant for drinks and both were really good. If you like rhubarb and green tea, that drink is a must! The jolly giant was a great fuzzy IPA too! The service for food was really quick and we were impressed by that. We ordered the bread bites and beer cheese which were really yummy! The dough was really soft and good and the beer cheese was wonderful! The loaded German brats were really good too! We'll definitely be back!

My husband who is from Chicago and a die hard Deep Dish Chicago pizza guy loves this Detroit Style…read moreand so do I! I'm gluten free and they make an amazing Detroit styled GF Cauliflower crust that is caramelized and delicious! The options for my husband even being vegetarian is always appreciated and he customizes every time he goes in. We've been there on weekdays and weekends and every time the staff is helpful, courtesy and nice! I have to really start to try other things on their menu but the pizza!! Love it!!

It was a week day 1:30-2:30, not hoping yet but I suspect it will later…read more Its a comfortable cool place to hangout with friends, coworkers. Tons of space to accommodate large groups The citrus cranberry salad was perfectly dressed with just the right amount of fixings for each bite taken. Beers were delicious- service awesome!! May just have to come here after work!

Staff was very friendly, food was great! Look forward to my next visit there! The atmosphere is…read morewarm and relaxing, a place anyone would want to be!

Stopped on by as we passed through town. Neat interior and decor, giving it a very historic/rustic…read morefeel of a downtown area with exposed wood and brick. Food was actually really good!!! Everything was cooked perfectly and was better than what I had expected. The service was alright. We went in mid-day and there were 4 people behind the bar. 1 person (our server) seemed to be the only one running around to all the tables, and pouring all the beers. We had asked for our bill and waited an additional 20 mins as our server seemed to be behind the pouring of beer... yet the other stood around and conversed. That was the only area of improvement. We'd go back and give it a shot though!

I had heard some great things a out u4ic so, I went in with very high hopes. They have a huge tap…read moreroom with tops of brew hall style seating. The my also have about 20 or so beers on tap. The atmosphere was nice and the staff was friendly. We tried 10 different beers and I was definitely underwhelmed. I think I really enjoy two of the ten beers. Grass Skirt Hawaiian style Ale. When we got this the tender shared to take two sips Back to back. She said the first one you will get notes of coconut and the second notes of pineapple. I do agree with the first sip but we did not get any pineapple on any sip. This was a nice coconut pale ale. U4rian Hefeweizen: I was pretty excited that they had a hefe as it's my favorite beer style! Welp this one fell short. No clove, no banana, no bubblegum, Just a simple drinking beer with not much going on. Summer Smoke Hefeweizen: okay! How did smoking the hefe make all the notes I was looking for come it! This is what I wanted in the prior beer. It was a very light smoked beer but, was glad to get those banana and clove flavors in this hefe. Henderson Cream Ale: they some how made a cream ale taste like a Miller Lite. Good mouthfeel for a cream ale though. u4ic Octoberfest: not a marzen...not sure what it was. Black Goat: finally! This bock was nice and toasty, malty, and full bodied! Dave's crazy ass chocolate Milk porter: this was strange. It was thin for a porter, not roasty, or chocolate and not creamy like a milk porter like it should be. Dave's crazy ass chocolate holiday mint porter: Take a peppermint patty and drop it into a glass of water. That's this beer. Thin and minty! Summerine Berlinerwiesse: They suggest you add syrup with this. They have options of raspberry or something that was supposed to make it almond. I didn't do that. If you need to add syrup to a beer you should have that on your menu. This Berliner was not tart and had a strange plastic aroma. Hoof and Horn Barrel aged sour Bock: Wow! This was fantastic! What a nice barrel aged bock with a very tart awesome finish! We loved it so much we bought a Crowler. They have Wing King attached with a full menu of wings, burgers, and apps to much on.

I wouldn't give it three stars even but the pulled pork/brisket combo meal was delicious. We went…read moreon a Friday night in June and inside the building was sultry. There were two guys playing music which was enjoyable but they had to be dripping sweat. We got a flight and took it outside. The gal who poured our drinks spilled when she put it down. The seating outside was nice under tents. The food took over an hour. We were going to complain but it was so good (and no one ever asked how it was or if we needed anything).

This is a small brewery with very personable staff, including the owner/brewer. It's not a fancy…read morespot but very welcoming with lots going on during the week and weekends. There are food trucks scheduled regularly. We totally enjoy Trove and bring friends often.

Beer only. No food. I guess J would have known if I actually looked it up but didn't beforehand…read more You can however order takeout and bring it into the brewery. You order at the counter and seat yourself. It's a very open seating and lots of it. I guess I would think with this large of an area you might have some pool tables or something but I didn't see any. Seems like a good place to host events or group gatherings. I suppose it may get fairly loud if it was really full of people because it is a bit echoey but hey, it's a brewery - no one gets bothered by that, they just get louder It is also located in a strange strip mall area, so we were a little confused when trying to find it. There is another brewery super close so you can walk to it after you check out this one! Brewery crawl! The Curtain Call Cream Ale is very nice and light, easy to drink; though not as creamy as I'd prefer. The Jingle is a pretty good fruit sour! I would order this one if you like sours and once your stomach has enough switch to the cream ale!