I wish I loved this brewery as much as others have. However, my experience was average…read more The beer options were decent but nothing stood out. I ordered the German pilsner. I really liked the glass! Beer had a taste to it that I didn't really enjoy... Like gas from the draft, maybe? Aside from that, the beer was on point with the description. There's no food menu, but a food truck operates during certain hours. There's also no AC. There is a arge outdoor area with games and seating. Lots of families with kids. Personally, not the crowd I'd typically choose for Friday afternoon beer. But a solid perk for those that like to drink craft beer with their kids in tow. 3/5 - nothing bad, nothing great. They seem to have found their niche, make sure it's yours before you go.

Crooked Pecker is a cute little brewery just outside of Chagrin Falls. They staff was very friendly…read moreand we did not have a problem finding a seat. They had a large beer menu, but don't offer food. The decor was cute with all the stickers and musical instruments on the wall. Crooked Pecker is part of the Cleveland Brewery Passport.

Stopped in for a few beers. Fairly large bar that wraps around two sections of table seating…read more Friendly and good service. Would recommend a flight. Great beers. Pizza looked great and we will come back to try the pizza next time. Also have a good coffee selection.

Been here a few times. Good pizzas. Okay sandwich, or at least the Italian. Awesome selection of…read morebeers. TVs and trivia for entertainment. Some morning coffee and a brunch menu too. Good service completes a good experience.

Tasted a flight of the five you see in the picture. Lots of potential in this new brewing…read moreoperation. I think they are only available in restaurants and bars right now. I tasted them at Iron Mann in Girard. Shout out to those guys for having this extensive selection, along with great, friendly service I'd say check out 1547 wherever you find them and see how your tastes compare to mine... My impression of the beers (always a subjective matter, of course) went down something like this: 1400 Miles From Home - a Key Lime Sour. Very light sour, to my liking, with all of the flavors in the description working together quite nicely Kolsch - another light version of this style. It is a good summer beer for someone who wants a little more flavor than a Bud/Coors/Miller Ohio Heat Wave - subtle habanero on the back end slowly builds, but that's about the only thing I'm picking up. This is a very light beer Hang 11 - a sweet IPA? The bitterness is as advertised. Would love to know the hops involved. Very drinkable, but don't expect a mouthful of IPA. More like a sweet, session IPA in my opinion Shooktown NE IPA - first taste hit very nice. Like most of them, it tastes very close to the description. No bitterness, but like others on the flight, it's a light version of this style. I'm used to a more potent hit of juice from a NE IPA, it's drinkable for sure

Nice variety of beer and seltzer. Only tried the IPA. Impressive flavor! Chill vibe. We will…read moredefinitely be back.

Good beer and lots of seating. I like the lime gose the best. Would go back. Looks like a newer…read moreplace.

My husband and I went to Paradigm Brewing for the first time last night. We searched various…read morebreweries and Paradigm was the only one around (other than two others) open on New Years Day. And we had not been before, so we were excited for the opportunity to try it out! We passed it a couple times around the block as we had no idea it was pretty much a garage like location built on a house. It's such a cool idea and very comfortable, relaxing environment. They had great beer choices! The coffee blonde was amazing and we also enjoyed the coconut beer. I closed my eyes and imagined the waves on my feet. The buffalo wrap was amazing and the tater tots are something to talk about! You can customize your tots or just get them plain. Overall, we will be back!

We were delivered the wrong order and the manager made it right and then some. The foods delicious…read moreand the staff is top notch.

Foundry Kitchen and Bar strikes that perfect balance between a sleek, industrial aesthetic and a…read morewarm, welcoming atmosphere. From the moment we walked in, the staff was attentive and genuinely helpful, ensuring our experience was seamless from start to finish. The Drinks: Their drink menu is expansive--perfect for those who appreciate variety. I opted for the Mango Margarita, which was bright, refreshing, and perfectly balanced. It's a must-try if you're looking for a tropical twist on a classic. The Food: The menu is impressively eclectic, covering everything from artisan pizzas to elevated comfort food. We dove into a bit of everything: * Southwest Egg Rolls: A fantastic starter with a great crunch. * Black and Tan Burger: Cooked to perfection and full of deep, savory flavor. * Lasagna Pizza: A unique standout--it sounds heavy, but the execution was phenomenal. * Loaded Grilled Cheese & Blackened Chicken Salad: Both were fresh, hearty, and clearly made with high-quality ingredients. There were so many "next time" items on the menu that we're already planning our return. If you want a spot that nails both the vibe and the plate, this is it.

I rarely leave reviews and am not a huge beer drinker. The bottom line magic at the Nobel Creature…read moreis that the environment is all inclusive and welcoming to every person in this world. Thank you Noble Creature, we will visit every time we are in town. Our children and grands live here and it does our hearts good to know they have some excellent go- tos. We love you!

We stopped down here one evening to enjoy some craft brews and live music. There's not a ton of…read morespace inside when it's busy, so make friends and try to share! We had some great brews down here: they have a number of sours and wild ales, which did not disappoint. Definitely make a stop here if you can or look for their canned brews in local stores!

My friend invited me to her running club, which meets right next door, and I learned you can bring…read morefood/drinks over from Voodoo with just a $1 "outdoor cup." While I went on the run, my husband and kids enjoyed Voodoo's music bingo, they had a blast! The brewery had a great family-friendly vibe, lively atmosphere, and solid beer lineup. I joined them afterward, and decided to stay for a bit before going back next door...my daughter won bingo, earning us a $10 gift card (huge excitement for her). I tried a few of the IPAs and rated them 4/5 stars--good flavor, and they stood out compared to other Ohio beers I sampled during the week. Overall, top-notch place. I also loved their book ticket method for drinks--it kept things easy and fun--and the dive-bar vibe paired with the local ambiance made it feel like a true community spot. If I were local, this would absolutely be a go-to spot, especially paired with a post-run visit.

Voodoo Love Child was my favorite brew in the flight of four I had. Deliciously well balanced yeast…read moreand red fruit flavors with moderate sweetness and very smooth. The pork belly and Brussels app would be so much better with a creamy sauce but still was good with the tart balsamic. The Brussels were perfectly crispy even though there were only 5 total pieces of small pork belly in the whole app. It was $10. It is very dark in the place on its own. Order at counter and pick up your food to sit where you want. Trivia on Wednesdays. The pulled pork meal was decent for $12. Fries were incredibly salty but perfectly sized to grab multiple at a time with a fork for easy mouth shoving. Pulled pork was kinda tough. The jalapeño slaw below the pork was peppery perfection! No dessert options.

This is the brewery inside of the Van Aken District. First, what an awesome area. People were all…read moreover the place outside and inside frequenting the multiple businesses inside. Live music was being played outside which of course brought in tons of people. This particular location had a ton of beers to choose from. Many different styles. I felt as though they were lacking in the bourbon choices. They did not have vodka when I asked for my normal drink. So, if I were picky, that lack in the liquor selection in some ways. Service was good. The main person who helped was talkative, but quick to customers when they needed something. Very knowledgeable as well on the beers they offer. Worth the trip to visit here and the entire Van Aken District.

Great selection of beers and multiple cocktails that aren't just boring regular options to choose…read morefrom. Very jolly bartender who made the ambiance in the whole busy place an elevated and fun one. Nice place to hang out and have a drink with a friend!

Noble Beast is one of our favorites. The brewpub is much larger than it looks and has a very laid…read moreback feel. They have a large menu and great beer. They have won multiple awards. Usually we sit at the bar. This time we sat at a table. Our server was great! We generally park on the street, but even when it is busy we don't have to walk far. It took us a while to get to Noble Beast because it is a little off the beaten path. We definitely waited too long. It is a perfect place to spend a few hours on a weekend afternoon.

Visited Noble Beast while traveling to Cleveland. My friends and I visited many breweries on our…read moretrip. No Le Beast is located in a small building in the Cleveland area. The taproom is well lit. For our visit to Noble Beast we only tried their beers. After reviewing the menu I opted for the Kolsch. The beer was light and crisp. It was easy to drink. I would like to go back and try more options.

Lots of fun! We went…read moreon Saturday evening when they had a live band. Lots of seating to enjoy. They serve food and house made beer. They also have flavored seltzer and hard cider to enjoy.

Stopped during their Holly Jolly Christmas Pop Up bar events. I haven't been here since they opened…read morethe bar area so I don't know what the normal layout is but there was a very cold bar part which was decorated very cutely, but waaayyyy to cold to sit for very long, especially since your choice of "festive" drinks was a Christmas Ale, a FROZEN hot chocolate, and Jell-O shots (unconfirmed what flavor or if they were alcoholic or not). Also, I didn't see any "staff" working/serving the very few people in the place so it must be all self serve.... Being honest I did not have any of the "food" but other people in my group did and commented that it tasted like frozen food reheated. I feel like they can do so much better if they tried.....