We hit up the three big breweries in the area on one Saturday (Lion Bridge Brewing, Third Base Brewery, and Turner Alley Brewing), and this was by-far, our least favorite. THINGS TO KNOW: -Great parking lot. You can park right outside the door without much issue. -They serve a full dinner/food menu alongside the beer itself. -Bar seating, booth seating, and table seating is available. Pretty large seating options, too, so I can't imagine this getting too busy. We came on a Saturday night at dinner, and it was pretty empty. PROS: -Most of the tables have a TV right on the table itself. If you're hear to watch a game or osmething, it's really easy to ensure you can watch the one you want. -Pretty large, varied food menu. Reminds me of most sports bar restaurants. Some pasta, burgers, sandwiches, chicken wings, appetizers, and a couple desserts. CONS: -Service was pretty spotty. Drink refills were really slow to come - as was the check or our initial drinks. -The food was okay. Nothing amazing but nothing horrible either. -Just really wasn't in love with the atmosphere. It gave off a definitely-typical sports bar atmosphere - which wasn't bad, but it really wasn't I was quite expecting. It just doesn't have a "brewery" feel to it. -The beers weren't too spectacular. Most of them tasted relatively domestic. They would have been fantastic as beers that you want to drink over long amounts of time. They're quite drinkable, but they don't have anything that makes them unique. read more