I can't get my hands on enough of this magic liquid goodness! I've tried almost every flavor they…read moreoffer and it's hard to pick a favorite, they're all so good. For those uncertain about kombucha, this is a great one to start with. While still packed with healthy probiotics, it's light and bubbly and doesn't hit you as hard as other kombuchas on the market. While this is an Indy based business, you can find a can in so many Columbus businesses, I've lost count. Stauf's and Fusion, to name a few. Not sure which one to start with? The Peach Blossom is always a wonderful choice.

Circle Kombucha is a daily staple for me. I just filled my growlers @carmelfarmersmarket and…read moreselected Peach Blossom & Mango Tumeric today. I love their new cans too - available in multiple locations including Fresh Thyme, Market District, Whole Foods & Kroger.

I'll jump on the review band wagon and second that their Lavender Hops flavor is hands down, one of…read morethe BEST kombucha s I've ever had. You'll find them all over the Circle City, ie Kroger, Wildwood in Fountain Square, and lots of other local specialty shops. The reasons for the 4 stars? The bottles / servings are so so so small. By the time you've had four sips of their wonderful products, it's basically already gone. (No fun.) it's hard to reason spending about the same amount on them when you can get nearly double the amount from another local brand. Hope to see more of Presto though and hope to see them increase their portion sizes soon!

I stumbled upon Presto's Lavender Hops Kombucha at Wildwood and decided to give it a shot. Being…read morethat I am relatively new to the world of 'booch', I didn't know what to expect. OMG. The fizz and flavor were AMAZING! The only sad trombone was that I got a small bottle (8 ounces for $3.75) ... and I wanted more! I can't wait to try the other flavors.

I discovered three more product categories that can be used for non-alcoholic home concoctions:…read more 1. Flavored syrups and fruit concentrates. Dilute and pour on your shaved/crushed ice or ice cream. Or use instead of the more expensive smaller size flavorings with your Soda Stream carbonated beverage maker, (that thing that injects CO2 in your water to make soda.) 2.Malted (not roasted) barley and wheat, for adding to whole wheat flour for a better rise. White flour (all-purpose flour and bread flour) has malted barley flour added, which has enzymes that break down starch into the glucose/sugar that yeast can use. Whole wheat flour has little to no malted barley/wheat added. Be careful because adding too much malt powder to dough breaks down too much starch. Check recipes before use. GF will crush malt, but not grind it sufficiently for dough use. I use a coffee/spice grinder to turn the malted grains into powder/flour. 3. Dried malt extract, aka malt sugar. This usually consists of three types of sugars: glucose/dextrose, maltose, and maltotriose. Use for making old-fashioned "malted" milkshakes. Good for adding to hot breakfast cereals, too. I use a little in bread-making. (See my previous review about corn sugar/glucose/dextrose.)

I placed an order online and a couple of the items got a little beat up during shipping. I called…read moreand the person on the phone was very nice and helpful. They sent me replacements for the items that were damaged and they arrived the very next day.

This place is a vibe! Christian was our server and she was great! She recommended the OG Margarita…read moreand we loved them! We will definitely be back :)

I went here for a Togo beer, Liz was the nicest and extremely helpful !! Definitely will be going…read moreback!

Metazoa Brewing has a little bit of everything for everyone…read more Can't speak to their own beers since I don't partake, but they do offer Untitled Arts N/A beers and soft drinks. The bartenders are always helpful with sharing their current offerings. Metazoa is famously dog friendly, and 5% of profits go towards benefitting shelter dogs. They allow dogs inside the premises and have a dog park outside. The seating is a mix of high top and low tables with plenty of space for the whole crew. Ive been here for bingo nights and trivia, which are always a lot of fun. I hope my squad can make it down here again sometime before too long

Full disclosure: I am allergic to pet dander, and this place is basically a dog convention. We are…read moretalking wall to wall, ear to ear, tail to tail dogs everywhere you look. One too many deep breaths in there, and I am down for the count for at least 2 days. So yes, I visited at my own risk, and I regret nothing. We popped in to grab a four-pack of beer for my nephew and ended up sampling a few while we were at it because that is just what you do. The woman who helped us was an absolute gem, so warm and friendly that I genuinely wished I could come back just to see her again (wealth of knowledge). If you go, I hope you get her. NO, I don't remember her name. From what I could take in between trying not to breathe too deeply, this place is wonderful. Tons of space for you and your four-legged best friend, food trucks outside, and a dog park to round it all out. If you are a pet lover without the whole allergy situation holding you back, this is your happy place. Go. Bring the dog. Have a beer. Live your best life.

We came here with a big group to watch the game and play some board games. There's a lot of seating…read moreoptions and it was a very open space. Our server was extremely attentive and consistently checked on our needs throughout our stay. We ordered drinks and were impressed with the selection of beers. I ordered the corn chowder and was not expecting it to be so delicious! And the serving size was so filling for a bowl. Really enjoyed it. My husband had burger and he appreciated that it was an actual piece of beef that could be cooked to his liking. Overall we were super happy and will be back.

We love breweries but we came here because even though I am a vegetarian, I still want to try the…read morelocal delicacies and I have been chomping at the bit to try a tenderloin sandwich ever since I learned of its existence during my trip research. This was a place reasonably close to downtown that had a vegan version on the menu. Like I said, GF and I love breweries so we took a good long look at the draught menu. There were multiple things that caught my attention but I settled on the champagne velvet because I like champagne and I like velvet and I have to agree with whoever named this shit. It is incredibly smooth. It was a very nice companion to our meal. GF ordered the sour peach which was also enjoyable. They both came in their own little glasses which was too cute. The vegan tenderloin was a given. The server asked me if I wanted fries, something that, in my experience, typically comes automatically. I'm glad it didnt' though because we had a lot to eat and gastric space was really a premium. He seemed to be taken aback by my declination and even further disturbed when GF ordered the Brussels sprouts as her meal. He literally had another server see us after we placed this order lmao. Probably nothing to do with it. But you never know. The seitanderloin sandwich didn't have the same apperaance (supposed to be bigger than the bun is my understanding but I am a foreigner to hoosier culture so what do I know) but it was INCREDIBLE. One of the best sandwiches I have ever had. The seitanderloin was thiccc and that fucking sauce is absolute crack. Out of this fucking world. GF agreed and she doesn't usually aggressively love something that much. The Brussels sprouts were also very good. A sweet sauce with Asian flare and a nice combo of textures with both the peanuts and the wonton strips. GF noted that a few more tbsp of those wonton strips would have really taken this over the edge. Service was great as well. Many many vegan options which I really appreciated. Can't go wrong here. Update upon reviewing the menu again online (not to order more seitanderloin for delivery after going out to dinner on our last night in Indy or anything) and's per the photos on Uber Eats they actually gave me what I think is the hot Nashville seitan sandwich instead. Ugh. Disappointing

I came here during a brewery crawl with all of the breweries in Greenwood and this was my favorite…read morestop of the night. They specialize in sours which is my favorite type of beer. I tried 6-7 of them as parts of a flight and I enjoyed every single one. I liked the vibe of the space. There was a comfy couch area near the axe throwing that we sat in. The only negative was that the bartender was not at all friendly and it almost felt like we were bothering him when we went up to order. But I really enjoyed the space and the variety of sours they offered.

Axe throwing, a ton of sour beer options (and a few non), pizza, and breadsticks, what else do you…read moreneed? Sit inside or outside. We came in because I tried the Pie Face- Churro sour the night prior at the Hops and Vines festival but they didn't have it on tap. Instead I got a flight of 5 others to try! My favorite was the Chubby Bunny Chocolate Cherry S'mores. All of them are strong in flavor, a little thick, and not as sour as I like but delicious none the same. A few I wouldn't want a full glass of, like Orange Blossom for example, but that of course is personal preference. 21+, a great place for a date or a group meet up! Plenty of parking behind the building as well.

My cousin and I went to catch up and play some games. This place has definitely changed since the…read morelast time I came. It seemed more cozy and welcoming. When you first walk in, it's a gaming room for the whole family! Then you walk into the bar area and there's lots of things for sale, from merch to beer to other games and books. The folks working were friendly and knowledgeable about events. My cousin ordered the beer flight and woke food. All was delicious. For the flight you could pick any beer or cider on tap. For food we got pretzel, chips and queso, chicken nuggets and grilled cheese. Everything came out relatively quickly. There is a ton space to play game in the next room over and wasn't too loud. There were several people who came to work or read and sat in the bar area and seemed content. Great experience!

We LOVE B&B! Whether it's for trivia, bingo, or just going to have a relaxing place to read or play…read moresome board games, it's always a great time! We used to love going to the one downtown on Mass Ave also before it closed. But we're thankful this one is still open and that we live so close to it. I've found so many Xmas gifts for friends/family here also. If you're looking to find some retro, classic games and/or books, this might be the motherload! It's tucked in on the backside facing Home Depot, but once you find it the first time, you'll never forget where it is! Go in, grab some games, a beer (or two), and hang out during a trivia night! You'll feel right at home.