Some really, really good beers here with a more limited but very tasty menu and occasional food…read moretruck partnership. Their pumpkin beer put Pumking to shame (no kidding).

You walk into a couple tables & a bar, but there's an even bigger space in the back filled with…read moremore tables. They also have events back there and live music on certain nights. They also host a bunch of public events too. The night we were there there was a private fundraiser going on, but the front part of the brewery was still open to public. Staff was super friendly! You order everything at the bar. They had a good variety of beers. Food menu had some apps and flatbreads. I got the Buffalo chicken flatbread and the everything pretzel. The pretzel was good but wished it would've been a little softer. Flatbread was decent. The food wasn't bad by any means but they were nothing special either.

Great selection and atmosphere. Nice people with some fine entertainment. Well done!!!read more

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

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.....

Peanut Butter Haymaker and All you can Carey Marshmallow Cream ale is great flavors to try. This…read moreplace is family friendly fun. The market will be back mid May. This place has food and light selections and grilling in the summertime.

First time here! Really cool space. We came for Father's…read moreDay and didn't realize they were only serving a limited brunch menu, all day. That was a disappointment since it was near dinner time. Sat on the beautiful patio but the outside bar was closed, had to walk inside to order, not great. Excited to come back on a "normal day"

I'm visiting Cleveland for the second time so this is my first visit to BrewDog…read more Cool spot! Lots of local brews on tap. Fun outdoor area to chill, play games, and just have fun with a group, and good spot to watch some sports. They have games in the back and inside. What I wish is more TVs. We came and sat on a couch and def had turkey neck looking over at the other tv. That's my biggest issue. Besides that the food is good -- the brews are good -- lots to choose from and it's an open aired spot for dogs or family and friends to get together. Def cool spot. Will be back!

This is our favorite brewery. We love open mic night. The talent in the area is amazing. Also,…read moreThursdays are vinyl night. My husband used to disc jokey events, so he enjoys being able to bring his albums in and socializing with others with the same interests. They also brew his favorite beer. We've had the honor of patronizing this establishment since they first opened, and watched them grow. They've even added on to the building to accommodate more patrons.

Just a solid place to stop have a beer, talk, hang out, listen to some music and have a pizza…read moredelivered from across the street! Beer is delicious and the menu is always fresh.

This is a cute pace. I did not eat so I cannot comment on the food. Looked decent though. Other…read morepeople were eating. Good crowd for a cold January day. Offerings are vast. Beer, cider, wine, seasonal type mixed drinks. I had the Ethel's apple pie cider. It's a sweet cider tasted like apple pie with cinnamon. Super good. $7 for 16oz. My friend doesn't like beer or cider and she wasn't sure on the wines so she got a rum and coke. Which was your average rum and coke. We sat at the bar. Bartenders were super nice and helpful. The seats are not comfy. They are those metal stools and chairs. No cushion at all. So if you sit a bit your butt will hurt. Just so you know. Nice stop for a quick drink to pass some time. They have TV's going and it's kinda open with the beer tanks along the side. Definite repeat. Maybe try some food next time.

Dropped in around 6 on a Friday night and although it was busy, we were pleased to find a table…read moreavailable. Our server came over almost immediately; helped me navigate the menu for vegetarian options; and checked with the chef regarding my food allergies. My (omnivore) husband had a hot dog. I had a grilled cheese and a crisp, fruity glass of white wine. All very good. We were offered free samples of wine which was a nice touch but one sip of the sample and I ordered a glass. Could not ask for better service and the vibe is warm and welcoming. We'll definitely go back. I already have my eye on the Carolina Coffee porter.

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!

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

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.