The service was very good, but we ordered two flatbreads and two pretzel bites. Thought the food…read morewas very expensive for what we received in return. Probably won't be back for awhile.

Stopped in for dinner and a few pints while in town for the Field of Dreams game. Super nice spot…read moreto watch some games and sip well crafted beer. They serve huge pretzels that could feed a family and the flatbreads were solid too, Quick service despite being overrun by Phillies fans. Lots of tables to sit at and very inviting atmosphere. They also have great sours.

What a cute little spot! I made the quick drive from Marion to meet a friend and see our buddy…read moreshred some tunes on a Thursday night (and I noticed a few other solid musicians on their upcoming schedule!) This is a really cool older building and I think there's a lot of potential for it to be a really neat gathering space as the brewery matures. It looks like they opened in 2020, so I'd love to see how they settle in and "find their voice" more, if you will. Not being much of a drinker, I had perused the menu ahead of time and thought I might try their ciders and sours. They offer flights in 3 or 6, but it doesn't change the price. (I always thought that was the idea behind a flight, like bundle and save lol.) I tried Bauer Sour, Coyote Verde, and A Little Prickly in the flight and a sip of the Kellyfish that my friend ordered. I was surprised that I liked all four, but my fave by far was the Coyote Verde. The prickly cider was much sweeter than I expected, reminding me of jolly rancher more than prickly pear, which was a little bit of a bummer for me because I expected to like it more. Bauer and Kellyfish were more subtle and refreshing, leaning more towards a beer-y taste than the other two. I also happen to be something of a pizza snob, so I'm always hesitant to try it at a brewery, especially now that wood-fired is so popular. While it wasn't my favorite ever, it wasn't bad. I stuck with a margherita because that's my usual gauge for new places. If/when I come back, I'd try the (blasphemous/Iowa famous) taco pizza that sounded oddly satisfying at the time. I got too comfortable though and ordered a dessert Nutella pizza...only to be disappointed when it came out covered in marshmallow. I should've clarified topping options for their desserts before diving in. My friend ordered the Sweetopia cheesecake and said it was delicious. Overall, a decent experience but not great. A solid case for half stars because 3 feels too low and 4 feels a bit too high. Cool small town spot and big points for live music from some of the best musicians in the area. I look forward to watching BIT Brewery grow!

I've been here a couple of times, but waited to post a review until they got up and running. I…read moretook my grand-daughter today for lunch and she announced we had to come back because it was the best pizza she'd ever had. A neat little brewery located in a small town in an older building that I'm happy to say they've kept the ambiance of. They have a wood fire pizza oven and the pizza is very good. The menu is small but ample, but keep in mind it is in a small town and I xan understand not wanting to have a huge inventory to go bad. I was here when they first opened which was during the pandemic and the beers weren't great but we marked it up to having their opening delayed for numerous pandemic reasons. However, im happy to say they've now found their stride and the beers are solid. Definitely worth a drive to try it out!

Very nice people!! Opened the patio so we could eat outside with our dog. Food was good and the…read morebeer was cold. Highly recommend

Walked in to find a party going on in part of the space, but was able to be seated right away…read more Server was super friendly and attentive. Cheese curds were just flash fried cheese with a berry dipping sauce and they were hot, fresh, and delish. The beer was pretty good - enjoyed the sours the best. Fried pickles were crunchy and came with excellent ranch. Burgers have their own meat blend and they were good with fries. Nice spot to stop if you need a meal while traveling.

First timers here and we'll be back! We had Alyssa as our server and she made our experience…read moreamazing. Alyssa was attentive with our drinks, checking on our food and super friendly the whole time. The food was top notch, the portobello mushroom fries with sweet jalapeño sauce were A+ . If you like mushrooms they are a must order. The restaurant was super clean, service was wonderful, and the food came out fast. Really sweet small town family vibe. Worth checking out!

You have to get the portobello fries! The prairie sauce changed my life. Hand-breaded tenderloin is…read morea go to. Bummed the pizzas were not available on Fridays/ Saturdays.

Im a big breweriana buff, love anything to do with beer. Made the 11 hour trip to see this. Tons…read moreand tons of neat artifacts from old breweries. I highly recommend going here if you're into that kind of stuff. Spent a couple hours looking around, very impressed. Plus you get a free pint if you go through museum . Food is great and so is the beer. People there are very nice and helpful.

Located in the same building as the Potosi Brew Pub, this museum was cool to see. A $5 admission…read moreincludes a pint of beer or root beer in the Potosi Brew Pub. I enjoyed exploring the floors to what breweries and memorabilia existed before I was even born! Beer or history buffs will enjoy this self-guided tour. Check it out when you're in the area. Side note...Potosi Brewing only offers tours on weekends.

Cute spot, passing through the area and would highly recommend. Everyone was really friendly,the…read morefood and coffee tasted great

There's not really a bunch of things to look about in the inside the food there really is really…read moregood. It looks like the inside looks pretty good even though you can't really go inside and they have nice service. Best local coffee shop.

I used to drive through the school house location every weekend to get their Bagel Bombs, but they…read moretook them off the menu. I stopped going for several years once those were gone. But the double-sided drive through location by Wendy's has become a before-work stop for me on days that I don't make coffee at home. Their drinks are on the better side of average, and prices are within range of other comparable spots in town. What keeps me coming back is the awesome service. They are a WELL OILED MACHINE, serving up that Java super speedy - something I greatly appreciate on my morning commute.

I've been here twice now. This place is great. Everyone is friendly, the place is very clean and…read morepizza pockets are only $4. Worth a stop .