This is a local spot across from police station A cool old…read morelooking brewery inside Beer selection is good Customer Service is great Lots of seating inside Some outside Cool chill spot

This welcoming place will blow your heart away. Selections of beer is amazing I love the "Rice,…read morerice, baby" more on the lighter side. Flywheel also has a good variety of IPA. Atmosphere 10/10 if you're looking to kill time they have a lot of games to choose from. Can I say! Dog FRIENDLY!!!! and I can proudly say LGBTQ+ friendly. I appreciate this place for welcoming every walks of life. Cheers!

Great little local restaurant at the Abbey. Simple and fun local atmosphere with great food and a…read morefull bar. We had pizza and it was excellent. Crispy crust lots of toppings and great tasty sauce. You order food at the bar and the server was helpful and food came out quickly.

Interesting place; nothing fancy: just a couple of large rooms and outdoor seating…read more Located near a monastery; interesting location. Looks like some remodeling going on. Walked up to bar and greeted by bartender and chit chatted. Reviewed menus and order pretzel bites and dry rub wings ( 12 ) with a slight spicy and sweet. Kind of like a lite Nashville hot. Tasted a few beers and made decision with an ale and a stout; both nicely crafted. Pretzel bites were warm and tasty cheese. I thought the wings were just right as a good tasty flavor. Portions were decent!

We love this place !…read more Ample beer options. They are registered on UnTappd so you can see the beers on tap. Food was delicious and service at the bar was friendly and timely

Scout and Scholar is a good place to go when you realize you need food in between visiting…read moredistilleries around the Bardstown area. Is the food the greatest? No - my chicken tender sandwich was a bit dry and the side salad had tomatoes that looked like they went through a microwave before they were put on the plate. That being said, the food isn't terrible, the staff wasn't rude or overbearing - it's food that allows you to feed the alcohol and enjoy some decent beer that is palatable, especially to those who don't like bourbon or realize that maybe they have had a bit too much and need to slow down.

Loved this brewery! Great beer and fantastic service. We will definitely try to squeeze in…read moreanother visit! We got the happy hour beer and pretzel deal. Large with 2 draft beers. Clean friendly service!

Perfect place, great staff! We found ourselves here for a weekend and stumbled into this place…read more It has great brews and access to plenty of good food options. We were a large party and everyone drinks differences and we were all very happy with the selection. A huge shoutout to Jenny and the staff! They were very welcoming and went above and beyond in every way. ;) One of my favorite breweries in Indiana. Highly recommend this place!!

A must stop in Huntingburg--laid-back, welcoming, and exactly what you want from a local brewery…read more The beer lineup is solid, but don't skip the food. The cheese curds are legit: hot, crispy, and hard to stop eating. The Gouda mac and cheese bites are a must-try too--rich, cheesy, and perfectly fried. Whether you're meeting friends or just passing through, Yard Goat delivers good beer, good food, and a relaxed vibe that keeps you hanging around a little longer.

Some friends brought us here, and we had a very nice experience. Great junk food apps and some…read morereally creative pizzas. Service was a little slow but still acceptable.

We've been to 3rd Turn a few times recently - one for a private event and another for music bingo…read more This is a converted church so sitting in its main indoor space is a nice setting - high ceilings, high top tables and the bar. I also love the corners with comfy couches and chairs. Plenty of beer to enjoy plus a few slushies - although those are so sweet that I'm not a fan. You can bring in your own food or order delivery from a few spots in the Gaslight District. I especially appreciate it's a family friendly space because my sons are teens. It was so much fun to enjoy music bingo with them while eating pizza from Parlour. Outdoor seating as well - lots of it. Easy street parking. Quick service. Follow them on social to keep up with their events. I'm going to start suggesting this space for more meet ups with friends.

What a fun spot! We live in Irish Hill and decided to venture out into the 'burbs for variety. This…read moreis a church turned brewery, and while they don't have food, they allow outside food to be brought in, which is great for us because we could bring our dog inside from the blazing hot summer heat. They had a ton of beers, but we opted for the slushies -- the Pineapple one was hot weather perfection, and the other was so incredibly strong i couldn't finish it. I also ordered an Old fashioned, and it was an ultimate concoction with a giant rock of ice. You know an Old fashioned will be good when they don't serve it with chipped ice. We hung out for a few hours and played cards, and the bartenders were friendly and accommodating. I wish this place was closer to us cause we would be regulars! At the very least, we will return in cooler weather to enjoy the outside patio.

After a lot of bourbon it was nice to find a brewery. Gravely has great beer! We enjoyed it so much…read morewe came back twice while in town. We did get to enjoy happy hour which was $1 off drafts and special on some select appetizers. The first day we had yucca fries and the asada burrito and they were phenomenal. Not often are yucca fries made well. The next day we had sweet potato fries with a cinnamon pineapple sauce, which paired perfectly well, and some chips and queso, it was nothing special. For drinks we had a stout, light and flavorful, a hef and a pilsner. They were having trivia when we arrived Monday night so it was busy but we got bar seating. It was chill and they had great music, not too loud. Nice spot; adding to the list for next time we're back in town.

First time visiting them in their new location. Love that it is still the same great beers, not…read morereally loving the parking situation. Same great people, and definitely a fun place to bring visitors!

I was not really looking forward to this tour as I am not a huge Jim Beam fan but I will say, this…read morewas one of my favorite tours. I loved all the different elements, from the little bus ride, to the walking through the active production, to the bottle your own tour at the end, I found the whole thing really engaging even if you weren't a huge bourbon drinker. The pours were varied and I learned a lot of history, along with being able to ask a lot of my own questions at the end. Great gift shop and onsite restaurant as well.

Beautiful grounds and property. The inside is just posh and very welcoming. The gift shop has all…read morethe top selections just sitting out. No games about what is available and what they release. If they have it, it's on the shelf. Beam lineage, old grandad16, knob creek 21, little book infinite... just need the funds to buy the expensive stuff. Tour we chose was called "First Family" We didn't need a distillery tour, just wanted to sample. Good lineup of samples and our guide was ok. Really nice space for tasting. It was nice learning about one of the first families of Bourbon. Tried a lot of bourbons I would never want a 750ml bottle of, but really added to my bourbon palate and experience.

There's just something about Against the Grain that takes me back to my first years in Louisville…read more It embodies that weird, wonderful Louisville spirit. It's creative with a sense of joy, irreverent, one of a kind. And I'm happy to see it last in its spot next to Slugger Field. I got to visit recently when a bunch of friends were in town. We ended up visiting during trivia night, which added a fun twist to the experience. Our team, The Electric Sheep, got second place! And along with the fun vibes, we had great food and beer. I got The Smokehouse OG, which is its pulled pork sandwich served on a Cuban roll. If you like pulled pork, you'll like this sandwich, though typical to their fashion, AtG puts a twist on it with its Brown Note BBQ Sauce. We had to get the pork belly on a stick -- a menu fave. And for my beer, I tried the El Nopal Mexican lager (cracked up at the name) and Cold Ass Beer red ale. AtG is a Louisville original that's not to be overlooked.

I've never gone wrong with Against the Grain! I came here for Louisville burger week wanting to try…read moreas many different places as I could. I was stoked to see AtG on the participant list. I got the burger in special, the Dirty Burger. Pretty standard burger dressed with their "not so secret" sauce and fancy pickle. Super solid, very well executed. In the words of Samuel L. Jackson, this is a tasty burger! The location is pretty tough to beat with how convenient it is, and how close it is to all downtown has to offer. The atmosphere is industrial but relaxed. The staff was so wonderful and personable. Will definitely be back!