A great open space to enjoy one of their many beer options. We stopped in to use our Pub and were…read moreso glad we made the trip.

A surprisingly large space with some patio seating outside. The interior has a great brewery vibe,…read morevery industrial farmhouse. The amount of beers available on tap is the real star of the show. So many beers guarantee you have to come back for a second and third visit. We tried a flight with great variety. Everything from Kolsch to BA Baltic Porter with some IPAs in the middle. The only critique with the beer was that some of the varieties we tried had a unique sweetness to them. On some occasions it added to the beer like with the Kolsch, but with some of the IPAs it was odd. Service was great, very informative and conversational. We will be back to try the rest of the lineup.

I had Burnt Barrel on my radar for the Mead but then discovered them in the Pizza Passport. We…read moretook a road trip to get there and found them in a strip mall along the highway; shares space with a super seedy bar a couple doors down. Inside was a small space that was super cute! Bar to the left and tables to the right, a couple of booths tucked in the back. The tables along the right wall were a little tight but its a friendlu space to share. They had trivia night going on later but we opted out as we didn't plan to be there that long. Trivia guy was friendly, walking around talking to everyone. Waitress was friendly, explained the drinks as I planned on ordering a flight. Discovered pizza was Dogtown pizza so ordered Pepperoni with pepperoncini and some chicken wings. I ordered a flight of 6. Meads: 3: Sunshine 4: Vanil Co Lime 8: Cyser Beer on Tap: 15: Cherry Limeade Cocktails: 2: Pink Drink 10: Pants Required. I wasn't a fan of the cocktails; they were way too sweet for me. I really like the Cyser Mead, it was smooth and like apple cider and I really enjoyed the Cherry Limeade beer. Cute space, out of the way, serving local frozen pizza.

We have been here several, several times - and actually the first time was when they first opened a…read morecouple of years ago. This is a true example of a hidden gem, hole in the wall type venue. Located in a strip mall, in Lake Saint Louis, you almost wouldn't even know it was there. It doesn't look like much from the outside, but once you enter, it's the a cozy, moody, speakeasy type vibe. Nathan, the owner is amazing. He knows everything about all types of alcohol, including the mead and beer they make in house. Kim and Brett are also fantastic bartenders/employees...just so kind. They do serve bar type food and it's all the perfect compliment for their drinks. Highly recommend visiting and checking out the memberships they offer as well as their weekly events!

A low key, friendly, neighborhood brewpub in suburbia. Taco Tuesday is my favorite and some soups…read moreare definitely worth a try. Staff is personable. The Irish Coffee Stout is probably my absolute favorite of its kind. (I love a Guinness on occasion but this is better.) Definitely worth a visit.

The food was good as we only had the fries. They were excellent! It was very empty and a bit hot…read morebut overall a good vibe! You go up to the bar for service as well.

Best food at a brewery hands down! Also love that Third Wheel always has great dark beers in…read morerotation. Love this place

Hundreds of Hops US Hop Passport Amazing Brewery Race Stop 33 - 4/18 of Missouri…read more Popped in here for a brew and a bite before heading to the zoo event. It was our first time in - we bellied up to the bar, where there were drink menus and a food menus for the browsing. We were advised to order at "the window" for food (clever) & did so. (Reviewed separately) The barkeep walked us through some of his favorites. I opted for the orange cream (sour spin) & found it to be absolutely delicious. The beer was nicely balanced, not too sweet or sour & no strange tastes. The hubby was very happy with his as well. We'll certainly stop in next time we're in town to try a few more & maybe grab some cooler beer!

Very cute and quaint little spot! Wonderful place to visit on a nice day! Dog and child friendly…read morewith lots of green space in the back. Parking was a breeze! The bartender was so sweet and gave us some stickers when we complimented them! We tried 4 of the beers on tap and each found something we really enjoyed!

This is a smaller bar, but it's very cool! It appears modern and clean inside. They have small…read moresnacks and tons of drink options. It's located right off of Grants Trail by I-44, and it's owned by the same people as Perennial on Lockwood! Check it out!

So good and refreshing! The bartenders were outstanding and we were able to try some samples. Our…read moregroup got several different beers and we enjoyed them all. You can also get your beer in a plastic cup if you want to roam around The District. Can't wait to come back to this location

Good beer 4hands does a great job…read more I like the city wide apa a lot. Bartenders were friendly and took good care of us. Great place to enjoy the lovely spring St. Louis weather.

Point Labaddie Brewery is a wonderful go to spot especially when the weather is nice! They have a…read morebarn like structure that is the brewery. The inside has the bathrooms and a few tables and is small. This brewery was made for the outdoors! They have a decent selection of beers and a range of styles like IPAs, hazy IPAs, pilsners and lagers. Their beers are delicious and refreshing. Sometimes they have guest taps from other breweries. Order your beer then head outside. The outside area is amazing! They have so many outdoor tables and a huge grassy area with a stage for music. You can sit at one of the many picnic tables or bring chairs, blankets etc and sit on the sprawling grassy area. The grassy area is expansive and behind it is a wooded area with so many trees that provide shade. They often have music on the outdoor stage and it can get crowded. They don't serve food, but often have a food truck. The other cool thing is they host events like plant or craft sales. Dogs are also welcome, but not inside the brewery. This is a great place to spend the day...sipping beer, listening to music and hanging out with friends and family!

A relaxing brewery to visit. Natural outdoor area with…read morepicnic tables and a wildflower garden. Great friendly service!

After a rewarding volunteer day at SEEDS of St. Louis, a group of about 10 coworkers and I headed…read moreover to Narrow Gauge Brewing Company to relax and unwind. Narrow Gauge has a great microbrewery vibe, and the beer selection was impressive--everyone in our group found something different to try. I went with a 16 oz Mullanphy's, an Irish-style red ale, and it really hit the spot. Smooth, flavorful, and exactly what I was looking for after a long day. Since we had worked up an appetite, we ordered food from Cugino's Italian Restaurant next door, which pairs perfectly with the brewery setup. It made for a seamless experience--great beer and great food without having to go far. What stood out just as much as the drinks was the service. The manager on duty was attentive and made sure our group was taken care of, which added to the overall positive experience. All in all, it was a great way to wrap up the day. I'd definitely recommend Narrow Gauge for anyone looking for quality craft beer and a laid-back atmosphere.

We were in the Florissant area and stopped in. On a Friday afternoon, it was pretty quiet. The…read morebartender was very nice, service was great and offered recommendations. The brewery is very comfortable with a variety of seating options. There is the bar, high tops and couches. They have a variety of games available, along with some pinball machines. I had a cider - an apricot cider, a unique blend from a Colorado cider. They have merchandise and beer to go, which my husband did buy some to go. They have chips and pretzels, but food can be ordered and delivered from local establishments. A great place to stop in if in the area.