The beer cheese and pretzel combo is probably in my top 10 in the Cincinnati area…read more They also have a delicious pineapple hefe. It's the only thing I drink when I go here. This chicken wrap was probably one of the most disgusting things I've ever had the displeasure of eating. It should be permanently removed from the menu. It should be called an onion with chicken wrap. They also have Trivia on Thursdays. The questions were so easy even a fifth grader could answer them. Wasn't much of a challenge.

Boy was I suprised! This little brewery just outside of Cincinnati is a must from me. They have…read morelots of unique beer and even homemade seltzers. The pretzle was huge and their beer cheese was perfect to pair with it. The pizza was the star of the show. They do not short you on cheese and have cup n char pepperoni! I was super happy with this brewery and wish it was closer to Cincinnati!

We absolutely love wandering monsters. Huge parking lot area for parking, quick service inside even…read morein a busy night, and duck pin bowling! They host trivia nights, private parties, and have awesome merch if you are into that. Always a new fun drink on the menu and their classics. The food is classic bar food + BBQ and it's pretty good for not being their main gig. Duck pin bowling can have about 45-60 wait if you get there at peak time on a weekend night, but if you put your name in as soon as you get in it times out well with having a drink, eating, and catching up some! A go to for us when we need a night out of the house but want something easy.

First timer and didn't disappoint! Great atmosphere and food! You can play Duckpin while enjoying…read moredinner before or after. Great place for the entire family. Reasonably priced. Cheese curds were a huge portion and the smash burger had a really good taste. Staff were really nice and welcoming and I appreciate that they put the instructions on how to order and where to sit when you first walk in.

My fiancée mentioned being here awhile back for work but never got to dine in for the full…read moreexperience. He mentioned coming here. We checked them out on a Friday for dinner. At the time there was a man playing acoustic guitar. I noticed that the view from the back was the East Fork Miami River. Very pretty. They have plenty of seating outdoors. Inside is open and spacious. Open that there is no air. They serve coffee and lunch. At night they open up for dinner and libations. Their menu is basic pub and grub. I was interested in the pizza because they mentioned wood fired. We ordered: Drinks: Pinot noir Braxton Ballpark Beer Food: Burbage burger w/ fries Margherita pizza We got our meals less than 15 minutes. I tried my fiancées burger and it was super delish. Loved the seasoned coated fries. For the record, the pizza is not wood fired, but still good. You can either get it artisan, hand tossed or cauliflower. I opted for artisan. A little thick for me but I still enjoyed it. The service was great and for the alcohol pricing, very reasonable. Great place to hang out with friends and enjoy the outdoors. Nice experience and I can see myself trying other items from the menu.

I love this coffee shop/restaurant/brewery! It is in a beautiful location with plenty of outdoor…read moreseating, including seats overlooking a woodsy peaceful creek. The space is much bigger than it first appears, with three separate buildings, multiple outdoor seating areas, a main coffee house, a bar, a kitchen, and tons of places to sit. The coffee was great. I ordered a vanilla almond milk latte, and I appreciated that they offered almond, oat, and macadamia milk for plant-based customers. They also had a great selection of syrups, including several sugar-free flavors. The person I was with ordered the avocado toast, which came topped with eggs that had perfectly runny yolks, along with a serving of large, crispy fries. Everything came out very quickly, and the service was friendly. The menu itself is large, with all-day breakfast as well as lunch and dinner options like burgers and pizza. One thing I would love to see improved is the gluten-free selection, or lack thereof. I asked about the granola, and it isn't gluten-free, and I didn't notice any other gluten-free food options on the menu. It would be great if they added something as simple as gluten-free bread so more people could enjoy food here.

Generally good, but busy and loud on a Friday night. The space is nice, with room at the bar. The…read moremechanics around figuring out how to place an order were somewhat complicated. There's a display showing four different estimated wait times. There are people placing orders at a kiosk. It wasn't clear that it was even possible to order food at the bar (but it was). The music was so loud that it was hard to even talk to the bar tender and place an order. In terms of the beer, I was fairly satisfied. The beer list included a number of "somewhat out there" fruit beers along side a smaller number of more traditional styles. That's fine. I had an IPA, and it was generally good. Kind of in the midwestern style with some caramel malt. In terms of the food, I really just ordered a salad. It was good. It was nice to have the option to order a substantial salad and feel like it was a meal. In terms of service, it seemed like everything behind the bar was hectic. There were several different people, but it wasn't clear who was responsible for taking my order or closing my tab. It was just hard to get anyone's attention. All told, this was fine. And even fun. Despite the noise, the live music was good. My only real complaint is that it seemed difficult to navigate the ordering process.

This place continues to knock it out of the park! The pretzels, nachos, pizza, and beers are…read morefantastic! The bartenders are always courteous and make excellent recommendations. The positive vibes and outdoor atmosphere, which is dog friendly, are wonderful! Enjoy the live music and kayakers coming in for a brew!

Super cool space! Small batch brews. They have a nice variety of with something to please everyone!…read moreThey offer flights of 4 choices to hone your tastes to which one you would want. They have live music on Saturdays too. They offer this awesome thing called the Crowler Club which is a year long (12 month) subscription which includes a 25.4 oz crowler each month of a special brewed beer just for crowler members. Those special brews will not be available to the public and is just for the members of the club. Plus with that you'll get 10% additional MBC Crawlers. A birthday crowler of the members favorite MBC Crowler. A #CraftStrong logo tee which will be released soon. They only have 100 spots open for this because of the small batch release of these brews. Valued at over $250.

Location is great with plenty of parking. Beers are pretty good. Do a flight. Their Blonde ale…read morehas a taste of grapes. Refreshing after drinking IPAs. They have games...table hockey, video games, and axe throwing....Yep...funny to have with the beer but they are really cautious. If your out that way, stop in and do a few beers

What an experience last night. Last day on Business trip and wanted to hit up Rhinegeist since I…read morealways grab a six pack when i see it in stores. It's been awhile since I have been to a Brewery that checks all the boxes. Atmosphere, Beers & Service are out of this world. Keep up the good work.

Big space, plenty of room to spread out. Cool spot on paper, but honestly it was a little too…read morechaotic for me, kind of loud and all over the place. Asked the bartender for a beer recommendation and didn't really get much. Felt like they were just going through the motions, no real interest in helping me find something. Might give it another shot on a slower day, but the first visit was just okay.

Enjoying my umpteenth visit to a very solid local brewery. A great range of award winning…read moretraditional styles, although not much in the way of heavy stouts. Everything they do they do well, with a super friendly staff and a shaded beer garden that backs up to the Little Miami bike trail. Definitely worth a visit if you're in the Loveland area.

Cute place even if it was a little warm inside. Staff got our drinks fast and we were outside in…read morethe back within five minutes.

Hops & Berry is easily one of our favorite spots in the Cincinnati area. The self‑pour setup makes…read morethe whole experience fun you can try a bunch of different beers without feeling rushed, and it's honestly way more enjoyable than a traditional bar. The place is always clean, the staff is friendly, and the vibe is just right every time we visit. Recently I tried another self‑pour bar in the Columbus area, and the experience just wasn't the same. Hops & Berry's system feels way more intuitive and fun to use. I think they use a company called Pourtek, and the interface is super clean and interactive. We actually live a few hours away, but whenever we're in Cincinnati, we make it a point to stop here. It's become one of those places we look forward to. Really wish they would expand into Columbus or Cleveland because we'd be there all the time.

Maybe it's because I'm old (about to turn 87), it was ridiculously loud. The level of loud where…read morethere is no possible way you are able to talk with the person directly next to you. We did stop by on a Saturday evening. But why go to a bar if you are only able to say "what??", "huh??". The service was fine. But you do serve yourself as it s one of those pour your own beer. So you are the bartender. For yourself. I don't know. It's been a trend for a while now. This type of spot must be fun and interesting for others. Just not for me.

This place is an awesome hole in the wall. I had such an enjoyable time with the crew that was…read morethere. There were super accepting and they all had a great sarcastic personality which fit right in with me. The beers were delicious and I truly loved the Hefeweizen and they told me to come back because their regular one is the even better. I will definitely be back. Unfortunately for me, it isn't close. Make sure to park your in the back as if you enter from the front, you will wonder where to go and the tap room is all the way in the back. You have got to give this place a try if you like craft beer.

Strange thing is I have never been in the brewery but have had a number of their beers offsite. I…read morehave friends who gather there weekly and one of these days I promise to meet up with them, they have a good time. All of the different brews I have had were top notch in their respective categories. I'm sure eventually there will be one I don't care for, so I'll just have to keep trying them until I find it. Worth a stop if your doing a brewery trail.

We were in from out of town and stumbled upon this gem. Two of us ordered kielbasa and Pierogis…read more It was thinly sliced kielbasa with shredded cabbage, onions and plump, delicious pierogi. Sorry I didn't take a picture.

Last night was the first time in a long time I have been insulted by the food alone at a…read morerestaurant. $15 for a limp pickle, cold fries, and possibly the worst Reuben Sandwich I have ever had in my life. Spouse and I have been here before and I was not impressed, but not bad enough to object tonight when they wanted to try it again. Thankfully I think tonight's assessment will keep me from throwing away more money at this place. This review is going to bounce around a bit so please bear with me, gentle reader. I am downright flabbergasted at The Audacity of this dinner. I'll start with the fries. Spouse's were fresh-ish, still warm with some texture to them. Mine were cold and sad from the start and I knew this was a harbinger for my whole plate when I saw that "[Brausch's] Style of a Reuben sandwich" came on Texas toast. I get it. You're not a strictly-sandwich place and you don't serve breakfast, rye bread might not move too fast. So you have two options: 1: Divulge the fact that "Your style" is on something besides rye bread, or (and this is probably better) 2: Take the cursed thing off your menu. Whoever was running the grill needs to know that you don't just dump a tablespoon of liquid margarine on a piece of bread, set it on the grill for 10 seconds and call it toasted. They should also know that sauerkraut is another traditional staple in a Reuben sandwich. I had to open up the sandwich to see if there was any- there is some. Not enough to taste. I noticed its texture as I tried to gnaw my way through the dinner-entree-thickness-sliced corned beef. Sorry I posted pictures of chewed up gristle y'all but this was EGREGIOUS. There is a chunk or two that didn't make the Final Cut of my pictures; this is most of it. I *think* I *may* have seen two drops of Russian/ 1,000 Island dressing. I sure didn't taste it. Ah yes, upon review I see what must have been the lone inclusion of said ingredient leaking out of the greasy, mushy Texas toast this... thing came out to me on. Welp this has gone on for far too long so I'm going to wrap it up by telling you to go across the street to Beaugard's or MC's because neither one of those places have ever disappointed me unlike this Fake News Reuben.