Small town brewpub that rocks! The beers were good, the atmosphere clean and bright and the staff…read morewas amazing.

Fabulous beer and many options, with the sweetest Iowa folk to welcome you. They are in an old bank…read morebuilding, and kept a lot of the details for the current ambiance--an old teller window, the vault, safes, and especially the naming themes. Definitely worth the visit!

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.

I love the ambiance and decor at this place. It is definitely a destination worth checking out. Be…read moresure to ask about the history of the bar. Unfortunately the food was just average - it wasn't bad it just wasn't memorable. I'd still recommend everyone try it once. Maybe it was an off night for the kitchen.

We love Potosi Brewing Company! It is well worth the drive from Galena or Dubuque to get delicious…read morebeer, friendly service, and an awesome brewery museum! We discovered Potosi a few years ago and have returned several times for some of our favorites: delicious burgers, cheese curds, and other great food. As far as beers, Cave Ale, Snake Bite, and Tangerine IPA are just a few of our favorites. There are few breweries in the area where we actually get cans to-go, and Potosi is always one of them! The drive to Potosi is gorgeous since it is down in a rugged River cut town. The building is historic and has been beautifully renovated into both a brewery restaurant and interactive museum. We would recommend visiting both for the food/drink AND the family friendly museum! Furthermore, the staff are always welcoming and friendly, making the interpersonal interactions a wonderful part of the visit! And the prices are very reasonable. Make sure to add Potosi to your visit list, and be sure to come with enough time to eat, drink, and check out the beautiful building's museum!

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.

Got seated right away after 5 on a Saturday. Pleasant wait staff, quick service, quick food and…read moredrink delivery. Burger and soup were amazing! Beet salad was good, with a very vinegary dressing. Mac and cheese and curds were OK. Mac had lotsof chicken, but not very tangy. Nice patio area. My favorite beer was Hazy Bluff. Overall, a good experience.

Wisconsin hidden gem! This place has it all, beer selection, food, museum, gift shop. All of the…read morestaff was super friendly and server Aspen was a superstar! I can't wait to come back. This brewery supports Harvest Hosts and we got to camp overnight in their overflow. If you are close to Potosi, make it a point to stop in.

The BBQ joint they have inside is awesome - blackened chicken sandwich was on point, spicy with the…read moreCajun aioli. Brisket sandwich was great too - juicy meat and this kind of smoky, slightly peppery but subtly sweet BBQ sauce that was perfect for the smoky brisket. Beers were awesome and a nice selection of sours, IPAs, a great flavorful Mexican lager.

Really cute game area setting. Craft beers are amazing. Highly recommend the apple pie! quick…read moreservice

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

What a place! The beer is OUTSTANDING. AMBIANCE was great. Unfortunately didn't have the chance to…read moresample the menu. Was told their Reuben sandwich is out of this world. Will definitely try it the next time. Now for the beer: Mississippi Mandarin Belgian Witbier citrus wheat lager, light no aftertaste, excellent citrus taste. Out does your typical Blue Moon and Shocktop beers. Bourbon Bay Honey Lager. Just did a sample of it. Had to say, YES! Smell of bourbon in the beginning, finish with a smooth tasting beer. Romance the River Cream Ale. SUPER! Excellent tasting beer. Can't go wrong with that. All in all, a must go to place. Give it a try!

Stopped in on a whim to try the beers and we're totally overwhelmed. The beers were amazing. We…read moredidn't eat, but the food looked really good. Loved the old school atmosphere with tons of ambiance. The staff, although they were extremely busy, was amazingamazingly friendly. They were low staffed and I was impressed that instead of making people angry over a long wait, they were telling people they just couldn't handle. I really appreciate this. I think it's a stand up.thong to do. Will definitely be back!