This is a cute pace. I did not eat so I cannot comment on the food. Looked decent though. Other…read morepeople were eating. Good crowd for a cold January day. Offerings are vast. Beer, cider, wine, seasonal type mixed drinks. I had the Ethel's apple pie cider. It's a sweet cider tasted like apple pie with cinnamon. Super good. $7 for 16oz. My friend doesn't like beer or cider and she wasn't sure on the wines so she got a rum and coke. Which was your average rum and coke. We sat at the bar. Bartenders were super nice and helpful. The seats are not comfy. They are those metal stools and chairs. No cushion at all. So if you sit a bit your butt will hurt. Just so you know. Nice stop for a quick drink to pass some time. They have TV's going and it's kinda open with the beer tanks along the side. Definite repeat. Maybe try some food next time.

Dropped in around 6 on a Friday night and although it was busy, we were pleased to find a table…read moreavailable. Our server came over almost immediately; helped me navigate the menu for vegetarian options; and checked with the chef regarding my food allergies. My (omnivore) husband had a hot dog. I had a grilled cheese and a crisp, fruity glass of white wine. All very good. We were offered free samples of wine which was a nice touch but one sip of the sample and I ordered a glass. Could not ask for better service and the vibe is warm and welcoming. We'll definitely go back. I already have my eye on the Carolina Coffee porter.

Stopped during their Holly Jolly Christmas Pop Up bar events. I haven't been here since they opened…read morethe bar area so I don't know what the normal layout is but there was a very cold bar part which was decorated very cutely, but waaayyyy to cold to sit for very long, especially since your choice of "festive" drinks was a Christmas Ale, a FROZEN hot chocolate, and Jell-O shots (unconfirmed what flavor or if they were alcoholic or not). Also, I didn't see any "staff" working/serving the very few people in the place so it must be all self serve.... Being honest I did not have any of the "food" but other people in my group did and commented that it tasted like frozen food reheated. I feel like they can do so much better if they tried.....

Peanut Butter Haymaker and All you can Carey Marshmallow Cream ale is great flavors to try. This…read moreplace is family friendly fun. The market will be back mid May. This place has food and light selections and grilling in the summertime.

We stopped in on July 4th. There were a few people inside and one person in the beer garden. Our…read morevisit was for a beer and bite to eat. The Peach Fuzz IPA was very good. We got a four pack to take home. The Foggy Harbor was good also. The food was typical bar food. While there wasn't an expansive beer selection they were definitely the star of the show. The dining was good size and the seating was a mix of different chairs and tables. They had a cool old drawbridge control station with a live feed of a drawbridge. That added a nice touch to the room. I enjoyed the large windows in the dining room. The staff were nice and helpful. We don't get out that way often, but would stop in if we are in the area.

Loved the cozy vibe. Great place to enjoy a pint with friends. Loved the loaded the loaded hot dogs…read moreand pints of hop water.

We had a fantabulous time after the Cavs exciting win! We…read morehad a 30 min wait. Not bad considering. We ordered a beer and took the self guided beer tour to kill time. The vibe is lively and fun! We ordered several tasters at the table $1.50 each. Just so we could figure out what we may want to take home Food..... wow ... I saw 3 orders of cheesesteak walk by so that's what I got. Cohort got wings. Wings were smoked fall off the bone deliciousness. Plus they are the full wing! My sandwich.... Almost Philly worthy ( I've had authentic Phillies) However I loved it!! Couldn't eat it all. We have food to take home yay!! I'm sad Columbus doesn't have a location. I know we have BrewDog but I feel this is a step Up. Guess we'll be make more Cleveland trips Wink wink

We came in on a Thursday night as a large family, as we were all in town for a family event…read more.. there were about 20 of us. Their seating rules weren't very clear as we talked to a few different people and seemed to get a slightly different story each time. It wasn't a very big deal though, we hung out in the bar area for about an hour and then got a couple of tables hear each other where we all sat. The menu is really nice, loaded with so many appetizing things! I wanted to start with a side salad and ordered that, but unfortunately it never came. I did get their spicy French dip, which was a special and it was decent. The onion rings were amazing, so were their baked beans. Service was decent for a group our size. Overall, it was a decent visit.

We come here at least once per month and love it. Food and drinks are delicious! Can't beat their…read morepatio in the summer.

They have a great patio in the summer! Service is always friendly and fast. The peanut butter pie…read moreis to die for !! My favorite thing ever. Please get this!! It's also big enough to split between 2-4 people. The food is good food, usually no complaints. The chicken is always good and so are the apps. The burgers aren't super juicy but they are big. The drinks are always good!

Noble Beast is one of our favorites. The brewpub is much larger than it looks and has a very laid…read moreback feel. They have a large menu and great beer. They have won multiple awards. Usually we sit at the bar. This time we sat at a table. Our server was great! We generally park on the street, but even when it is busy we don't have to walk far. It took us a while to get to Noble Beast because it is a little off the beaten path. We definitely waited too long. It is a perfect place to spend a few hours on a weekend afternoon.

Visited Noble Beast while traveling to Cleveland. My friends and I visited many breweries on our…read moretrip. No Le Beast is located in a small building in the Cleveland area. The taproom is well lit. For our visit to Noble Beast we only tried their beers. After reviewing the menu I opted for the Kolsch. The beer was light and crisp. It was easy to drink. I would like to go back and try more options.

The Phoenix Brewing Co. is a brewery that I did not have on my list to try but with the fiery bird…read morerepresenting so noticeablely on the front and my fondness for the creature making this a stop for a beer and a possible swag purchase opportunity was to great to resist. The beer that Steve and I had was the Red Band which is a lager which I enjoy the majority of the time. Flavors to find with hopefully fun involved are malty, sweet (a natural sweetness probably from the flaked corn involved), hoppy, crisp and clean in the finish. Typical for this beer type it was light bodied also. Swag was indeed purchased here as I knew the likelihood of this happening was high and I got a very nifty t-shirt from the transaction.

There are lots of regulars. Lots of great beers in a variety of styles. Stouts are the best!…read moreThere's a patio and inside seating. I haven't checked it out, but an upstairs too. The flight boards are shaped like caskets, a previous use of the building in years past.

Immigrant Son Brewery has become one of my favorite restaurants to grab a beer and food. Dark Halo…read moreand Even in the Morning stouts are delicious. Recently, I tried Dark Halo with the ISB Root Beer at the Winter Warmer. I'm hoping it becomes a seasonal flavor. I generally sit at the bar, the service is anyways great. The ambiance doesn't feel like your typical brewery. It's very bright inside but it has an open floor plan. I believe some nights they host trivia. During my most recent trip I tried the short ribs. They were good and hit the spot but I think I'll stick to the burgers.

We visited Immigrant Son Brewery for the first time last night for a family dinner and had a really…read moreenjoyable experience overall. My husband and son both ordered the Immigrant Son Smashburger and shared an order of zucchini fritters. The burgers were excellent and definitely the standout of the night. The fritters were crispy and a great side to split. My younger son tried the poutine, which he enjoyed, though we all agreed it leaned a bit on the salty side. I ordered the Chicken Paprikas Handheld. It was good, but different from what I expected. Instead of a traditional paprikash feel, it was more like shredded pulled chicken and did not include spaetzle as the menu description suggested. It was topped with smoked tomato aioli and house pickles. Interesting flavors, but not something I would order again. My husband sampled two beers; the Irish Dry Stout and the "Toast Moats" Stout and he really enjoyed both. The dining and bar areas are large with an open layout and both low and high-top tables and booths giving the space a lively but comfortable vibe. We visited during happy hour and sat in the bar section and appreciated the specials and pricing. Overall, a solid first visit with great burgers and beer. We'll definitely be back to try more.

I love ignite. The beer is great. The employees are super friendly. Great selection. Large space…read morewith areas to play game, a stunning patio, access to downtown and tons of events always going on. This is a must visit for anyone in town

Everything you could want from a brewery! Lively ambience, great beers and thoughtful menu. Not…read moreyour usual bar food...nachos with fresh guac and slaw, build your own hot dog menu (including vegan dogs), yummy wraps and hard to beat Lawsons chip dip and chips. The beers were great--love the flight options. The service was wonderful. Chat wait to return to this gem in the summer and enjoy the patio!