The services was amazing! We got the chicken bao buns , bbq pork bao buns, and pepperoni pizza…read more Everything was great. It only took about 35-36 minutes for the pizza to come out and about 10-12 minutes for the bao buns. The drinks were also really good! 10/10

Hubs and I hit this up for lunch when we had some free time to ourselves. We come from CA, land of…read morethe mirco-brewery, so the fact that I am saying this is 5 stars is saying a lot. The brewery itself is pretty cute, maybe on the small side. You can see the brewing equipment through the window in the taproom. It looks like they have won quite a few regional awards. The brews were all very good, but my fave was the skateboard cat IPA. Food was delicious! We got the chicken karaage, crispy chicken baos, and the crispy brussels. All of it was really delicious. I love a good fusion dish. Service was great.

Cute spot with variety of beer choices. Tried an ipa and…read moresour and both were tasty. They also offer beer slushies. Plenty of indoor and outdoor seating.

The server was very friendly, the place was clean and the beer flight was cold and tasty. There…read morewas a nice assortment of five beers, none of which was overpowering. We shared a pot roast grilled cheese and parmesan garlic fries. They came out already split up! Highly recommend both! I have to say the grilled cheese was one of the best I ever had (and the fries were perfectly seasoned). Highly recommend!

Great beer and food! The sandwiches were fantastic. The beer is very well crafted and there is a…read morenice patio area when the weather is nice.

This is located right off the highway and amongst hotels making it a hotspot. It was ok I suppose…read more Beer was eh. The food looked good but we didn't get any as we weren't hungry. The clientele was mostly travelers which was a range of people. Staff acted like it was an issue to do their job. Not friendly, not attentive (I sat with an empty beer glass for 30 minutes). We ended up leaving soon after having a beer as we knew there were other places for locals like us to have a different experience. Give it a try. Maybe you will have a different experience. Cheers!

Great beer menu. Best around these days…read more The staff is generally pretty good. For a grocery store bar, it exceeds expectations. They host events like book club, trivia, bingo, tap takeovers. There's nothing else like it around anymore.

One of our favorite Friday stops for a cold beer. They always have different events happening and…read moretonight was the tap take over and fresh shucked oysters. It was a beautiful evening, so we sat outside on the patio. Enjoyed our ice cold draft and delicious oysters. Service is awesome, as always.

I figured since 3 Floyd's Brewing is not really open to the public, per se. And the Dark Lord Day…read moreis its own entity I would specifically review it on its own merits. I must preface by saying I have wanted to do this event for a long, long time. But alas work has made it nearly impossible to do. Time becomes a commodity as you get older. It's do or die. The latter is inevitable. Not knowing how this festival works I studied Yelp reviews. I joined a DLD Facebook to find helpful tips. Both were extremely helpful. It is basically a musical festival, a giant bottle share and people dressed as warlocks all in one. There are three levels of admission: VIP Deluxe, GA and one with just for the concert. Depending on your budget each has it pros and cons. Me, my suggestion is to get the VIP Deluxe. It is crazy expensive and goes fast. However, I believe it is the best option. So I got the regular GA, which is $200 hundred bucks. You get 4 DLD variant stouts and admission to the concert. Maybe to the casual festival goer this will seem alot. Once you get here you will experience something unique. A week or two before the event happens they mail you wristbands. Do not put them on. There is a QR Code which you have to attach a credit card to. It is a cashless event. It's just like the Sail and Sign on a Cruise Ship in theory. As you buy drinks, merch or food you use the wristband to pay for them. A quick few pro-tips. Do not bring lawn chairs. Know that you are going to stand most of the time. Before I go on, let me rewind a bit. The parking situation is not dire but get there as early as you can. Local businesses offer parking for $20 bucks. We were able to find parking within walking distance to the festival. Here came the kicker for me, they had a guy doing a DLD tailgate party. It's like a normal tailgating party but with free to sample beers. He had things I have only heard of in tales of lore. My next pro-tip is to bring a small plastic sample glass. Once you arrive staff is there to put on your wristbands for you. And they check all ID'S. You are allowed to bring in some beer and an unopened bottle of water. Bring the water! I will say the logistics and mechanics of it run really smoothly. The staff are extremely super friendly and helpful. Having only seen 3 Floyd's in pictures it is more vast than I had imagined. Every nook and cranny was filled with something of interest. There were tap spaces everywhere. Vendors. Food trucks. In the center of it all was a Viking Court, with the largest bottle share I have ever seen. They had a thing called, "The Wheel of Death." For twenty-five bucks you spin a wheel similar to "Wheel of Fortune." You can win beer, merch or even your name etched onto a keg. I thought about doing it but the wait was already a couple of hours in. Most of your time here will be spent standing in line for something. For beer. Food. Restrooms. The merch lines were insane. Fortunately for you when this happen there are lots of people dying to share their brought in beer. I will say a great deal of the drinks I had were from beer sharers. For the most part festival goers were friendly. However, there is finite seating here. Which makes the VIP Deluxe option more enticing. After a while I wanted to sit somewhere. Since seating is sparce I saw groups monopolizing available benches. For example a bench that could fit ten people was instead filled with 3 harboring stuff. You would eye a bench and people would place a hat, a bag to prevent you from sitting with them. I get it. My biggest critique is that they need to let festival goers bring in folding chairs. For example I saw people in various stages of drunkenness: stumbling or even passed out. Letting people bring in folding chairs would allow them to cool down. It would also create a more laid back vibe. It certainly has the space to do so. Quickly before I write more volumes the musical entertainment is extreme metal. The dance floor is filled with moshers and headbangers. If you are expecting bossa nova jazz you will be disappointed. By and large I did enjoy this event. Will I recommend it to someone? Absolutely. Will I do it again? Probably not. It's a young person's world now. The Dark Lord Day is a very, very unique experience. And I believe we should fill our lives with them. Was that a dude dressed as a wizard at the festival or was it in fact Gandalf? After a few stouts you won't know the difference.

Love the beers, all of them. Come on, reopen the damn taproom already, the C Monster is long gone!…read moreI really like the original tap room better, but I can say the food was better in 2019 - last time I was there at the newer space. Please reopen!

Sometimes, when you're out of town for a sporting event for a family member, you need to find a…read morevegan place. This is not always as easy as it sounds (here's looking at you, yelp that still doesn't match VEGAN correctly)! But I digress. This is about food. Or specifically, pizza, dough balls, and calzones. All of which.................happen to be vegan, with an entire dedicated vegan menu. Let's get into the food itself: dough balls: great, but the seasoning was kinda meh. It was basically pizza dough with pizza seasoning, the sauce was good! Something actually *unique* for the dough ball seasoning would have been welcome (see: difference spice options). Pizzas were perfect to me, it was a good thicker sort of crust witout being over the top. The calzone concept was cool but also a bit weird - half was entirely dough. I mean, it was good dough, but I would have settled for a slightly less enormous calzone than just excess dough. Maybe it was a coincidence. I don't know. In the end, none of that is a detractor. Overall, this is a good place to go! I know not every restaurant is fully vegan and I can live with that, but a full vegan menu with options? You have my business!

I had passed Tomato Bar so many times over the years but never gave it a try until recently. Went…read morewith someone who frequents it often. We went on a weekday so we didn't have to wait - the place is very ample and has a good vibe to it. Not too uppity and not too fast casual, but very comfortable. Staff was friendly and patient. There's something on the menu for everyone here - and the quality is top quality across the board. We started with the doughnuts which are a must have. If you look at the pictures you almost can taste them!! They are delicious and addicting!! All the bread meant we had to do a salad in between to work in some greens. I had the Californian salad which I could've easily had as my entree. It was so flavorful and had a great combination of greens and savory toppings. We did a BUFF pizza and ALF TANNER pizza. I personally preferred the BUFF, but they were both good. The ALF was a little salty to me due to the Parmesan cheese topping. Overall, still good though. We were so full from the doughnuts and filling salads, even though we ordered the small, that we took both pizzas home almost fully in tact. The staff was very nice to us and they went above and beyond with incredible service. I will be back soon!!

Where do I start? The service was amazing, the food incredible and the vibe just right. Visiting…read moreand new to town for a little anniversary getaway! We thought we would have to wait till we drove to Chicago for good food. This place is welcoming, charming and modern. I ordered the sea bass with vodka pasta and my husband the lamb lollipop with roasted potatos. Both were 10/10. We are very picky and self proclaimed foodies. For dessert we shared the tiramisu. It was good. 9/10 for small size and a tiny bit dry. The flavors were well balanced though. We sat on the Fiori side but had a choice of sitting on either side and can order from both menus. What a great concept.

True gets mentioned in the local Facebook vegan groups a lot, and I was recently inspired to go…read morethere based on some of the new menu items that were mentioned. Their standard menu does not feature their vegan options, so we had to wait for the waitress to come back around again to ask for this. Unfortunately, the Vegan Chicken Breast was crossed off, so I'm not sure if that will be coming back. I went with the Vegan Reuben, a reliable standard, but it was terribly disappointing. It prompted me to pull up my photos from our previous dining experience there, and the sandwich looks so much more unappetizing. The current sandwich is wet, pale, and oddly sweet. The color and texture are so different, so I'm not sure what they've changed from their original recipe.

Firstly, Raquel I believe, what a wonderful person! Great driving skills and sense of…read moreresponsibility. God bless you for doing what you do and putting up with some crazy stuff! Can't wait for our next trip! Evil Horse in Crete was a great place to start. Beers and burritos were real good. Malt Brothers in St. John had great beers and awesome pulled pork sandwiches. But especially liked the pint of Bacon!!! Windmill brewery in Dyer was next as things got serious. Had a strong cafe brew. One Trick Pony in Lansing even put up with us playing their drums. Thanks for not driving us straight to nuthouse!

Great way to get a group of folks together, enjoy some adult beverages, and get everywhere safely…read more Anthony was a gracious host and driver for my best friend's bachelor party. They take care of the reservations and are easy to work with.

Great BBQ! We lost our ever loving minds in this place! We stopped by Doc's earlier this Summer and…read morewe were not disappointed! I recommend: 1. The Pulled Pork Plate-I had pulled pork, a hot link, a pig wing (basically a rib, but delicious!), fries, baked beans, pickles, onions, and Carolina Gold BBQ Sauce. Delicious! 2. The Pulled Pork Sandwich-same pork with the same sauce along with fries. Their fries are crispy and hot. Wife and kids liked dipping them in the sauce instead of ketchup. Just delicious. Even the Grandbaby enjoyed her pulled pork sandwich. We were starving and dove in before I could get any pictures. I recommend Doc's for great BBQ whenever you're in or around Dyer!

Good service, nice beer selection…read more Had the wings and the Texas style loaded tots, solid appetizers, good enough for a meal.

We've been leaving Social 219 out of our regular bar/food rotation due to a couple of shiny new…read moreplaces that have opened up in the area. Friday we went back and I got the meatball sub that is a Friday special and Sharon got the chimichurri wrap and I have to say we had forgotten how good the food is! So good that we went back Saturday! The service is always great and they pour drinks better than anywhere else around. Highly recommended.

This was a very nice sports bar. Spacious, modern, and the staff was excellent! My sister had a…read moreparty for her husband. She had the food catered by Social 219 and it was really good...best French fries ever! Ample parking was a breath of fresh air especially because I frequent places in the city so often and parking is always an issue. I would definitely go here again!