If I could give negative stars, I wouldn't hesitate--I'd be digging for a minus-five option…read more Last night at 1056 Brewery started off exactly how you hope a night out with friends goes--great company, lots of laughs, even a little bingo thrown in for fun. Unfortunately, that perfect evening didn't just take a turn... it drove straight off a cliff. Seven of us ordered appetizers and full meals, and everything hit the table looking and tasting great--except for one unfortunate burger that was so thoroughly charred it could've doubled as a hockey puck. Our friend tried to power through it (because who wants to complain?), but eventually realized it just wasn't edible. They politely asked if it could be remade or replaced. Simple enough, right? Wrong. About 20 minutes later--after everyone else had finished eating--we weren't met with a replacement, but with what I can only assume was the owner, who approached with an accusatory tone that immediately made the entire table uncomfortable. Instead of resolving the issue quietly, she marched back from the kitchen holding the same burnt burger and presented it like courtroom evidence, as if we were on trial for daring to send it back. At that point, we were all sitting there in disbelief. Was this really happening? Then came the comment: essentially suggesting that next time, we should say something before eating most of it--despite the fact that our group had spent plenty on food and drinks and clearly wasn't angling for a free burger. The implication alone was enough to sour the entire experience. To "fix" things, she offered to comp the burger (which we had already declined) and, as we were leaving, handed over a $20 gift card--as if that could somehow erase the awkwardness, embarrassment, and frankly rude treatment we had just experienced. It couldn't. What should have been a minor kitchen mistake turned into a bizarre and uncomfortable scene, all because of how it was handled. Mistakes happen--burnt burgers happen--but treating paying customers like they're trying to pull one over on you? That's a choice. It's a real shame, because the night had been so enjoyable up until that moment. But after witnessing that level of unprofessional and unpleasant behavior, it's hard to imagine returning. Do better. Seriously.

Such a great place and brewery. Very good and nice ambiance, smooth and good beers, nice selection…read moreof wine and nice menu for food. A definite spot to stop. And, they are a Harvest Host for all us RVers out there. And, we are huge Harry Potter fans. We would recommend and absolutely go back.

We stopped into Shoreline Brewery while visiting Michigan City because it was unbearably hot…read moreoutside and we needed somewhere to cool off before we could check into our hotel. We ordered the Elote Pizza, and overall it was really good. It had a nice wood-fired crust that was probably the highlight of the meal. The only downside was that it came with a garlic aioli that was very heavy...there was so much on the pizza that it overpowered some of the other flavors. I think it would have been even better with a lighter hand. For drinks, I had one of their sour beers and my husband ordered an IPA. Both were good, but neither really stood out as anything particularly memorable. We sat at the bar, and the bartender was friendly and took good care of us. The layout of the brewery was a little unexpected. We walked into the main entrance, then the host brought us back outside and over to a separate building where the bar is located. It was a little confusing at first, but it ended up being a neat setup. The restaurant was clean, with a spacious dining room and a nice-looking patio. The only thing that kept this from being a higher rating was the value. It felt a little expensive for what we ordered, and while everything was solid, nothing really wowed us. Overall, I'm glad we stopped in, especially as a place to escape the heat for a while. If you're in the area and looking for a casual meal and a local beer, it's worth checking out...I just wouldn't necessarily go out of my way to visit again.

Some improvements after 20 years. No more kids crying room PTL. Burger decent but the don't ask how…read moreyou want it cooked. Reason is they all came out the same: about well done. Yikes. Fries I dunno taste a lot like those Costco real potatoes but from frozen kind. Those are a little bit of too bad. Good service and friendly. Beer just ok. Odd that. And the

Always pop in when I'm in the area. Had only cocktails this time. The cocktail menu is great and…read moreseasonal. The bartenders are always friendly and engaging.

What a great place. Reminds me of the pubs in Germany with the music they play…read more Drinks are great, Beer is even better. Food is awesome, the cranberry walnut salad is heaven! Highly recommended!!

This place is apparently no longer in business... website has no info and Facebook group is…read moreprivate. Tried to drive there and no luck. We like to seek out local breweries when we travel.

A reminder, this is a review on the business, not the beer alone…read more I was anxious to try Back Road as I have heard a lot of great things about their product. I ordered my beer and was surprised to be handed a good beer in a plastic cup. I was actually a little upset to have paid $5 for it as well. I should note that you can pay a couple extra bucks and purchase a pint glass to drink from Anyway, truth be told if I brewed one beer a year that was a Bud Light clone, I would never put my product in plastic. I do think it changes the taste and really gives an image that you could care less about what you're serving. Lastly, I was really put off by the staff as well. The large walk-in cooler door was opened directly into my wife by a staff member coming out. He looked at my wife with an expression of "you shouldn't have been standing in front of the door" on his face. Ordinarily, I would have agreed with him. However, the cooler is directly in front of the bar where you order your beer. I watched two other people get hit with no apology. It may have been a fluke and just this one day so I do plan on giving it a second chance but there will need to be a lot of ground made up. Everyone in my group had a feeling as though we should be grateful to have been there to have a beer. Other than that, the building is awesome.

Multiple beer on tap and menu of cocktails on tap. Transfusion on tap was nice enough to make me…read morethen buy in cans to take back to condo. Watched soccer on multiple TVs. Food choices look yummy but we only drank! Kids ok. Outdoor seating if weather nice. Simple casual attire. Friendly staff.

Can't miss kinda stop. Started with phenomenal attention and service by Kelly (who was totally…read morerunning the show on her own and killing it, btw)! Food was excellent (pulled pork sandwich and chopped chicken) topped with BBQ sauce from the table. Fun atmosphere sitting outside and a great choice of beverages. Will be back!

Taco Tuesday! Good food; good beverages; and friendly service. I prefer the PB and J Taco. Plus we…read morehad tiramisu and cannolis. They were very good.

This is a cool spot and the people are really friendly…read more I haven't tired the food, but the beer is excellent My favorite is the peach colada smoothie. Just everything you'd expect from that type of beer. Well done and delicious.

Greenbush Brewing Co. remains a favorite stop for a reason. Their Tuesday wing special (the Joique…read moreWings) is legendary for a reason--the perfect level of smoke and flavor. I make it a point to time my visits so I can hit them at lunch. Pair them with one of their solid house brews like Star Chicken Shotgun or Distorter, and you can't go wrong. The vibe is great, and the service is always top-notch and welcoming. A Michigan staple!

BBQ place? 6:30 pm and you're out of brisket and have 1 order of pulled pork left. No thanks. So I…read moreordered the Burger of the Week... Half-pound bacon swiss. Ordered it pink (only options were pink or well done). It came out well-done and dried out. Took a couple bites and couldn't finish it. Yuk. Never said they were sorry and didn't offer to take it off the check. Ugh.

This place is amazing!! Great beer, staff and patrons and the best smelling hand soap ever!read more

We absolutely love to check out the local breweries wherever we go! It is one of the first things…read morewe look at when we are heading to a place - hmmm! What breweries are there?! What is recommended ?! A trip to Warsaw immediately brought up Ledgeview Brewing! We liked the ambiance as soon as we walked in. Tasha greeted us immediately as we took a seat at the bar( our favorite!)..it was only moments before I had sips of the two IPAs on tap in samplers in front of me! A hazy , and a not so. Shoo, they were were both SO good, I had to draw straws to decide! I know I got one, and my husband got the other! The Rebel! So good! A Rueben was in special for St. Paddy's coming up! Oh, my gosh! It was delicious! All is done homemade on site! A gentleman near us got a sandwich called, "the Little Piggy". It was HUGE! Looked so good! I/ we would go back here in a moment! Tasha was a sweetie, the food was absolutely delicious, brew was so good... Go!

We were looking forward to some good barbecue. Paid $64.00 total…read more The dinner arrived within minutes (immediately) huh! What's wrong with this picture!!!!!! Food was so dry and over cooked. We ordered 2 turkey bacon club sandwiches with sides, along with 2 bowls of clam chowder. Mac/cheese was old, overcooked several times and then reheated.The baked beans were complete mush! Yuk! Both inedible. I ate 1/2 of my turkey bacon club sandwich, my husband never even ate his. The restaurant is known for their clam chowder, however it had a funny OFF taste. Everything had been microwaved. Would never expect this as a friend had recommended the place. Will not return! The staff who cleared our table, just laughed when we complained. Just weird! Don't waste your time or money. They don't care!!!