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Centerpoint Brewing

4.5 (129 reviews)
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Open • 3:00 pm - 9:00 PM
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Tami P.

Centerpoint Brewing makes the BEST Blood Orange Beer and Black Porter! The bartender was friendly and took great care of us.

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Luke W.

This is the definitive downtown reformed warehouse brewing the good beverages. Haven't tried as much as I need to! The black and red ales are fantastic! Fun service and large spread out space all add up well. Can see myself coming back.

Chris B.

Great place for a brew. Enjoying their own Blood Orange IPA, Rick's Brown ale and the Coffee Lager. Very good stuff. We'll be back. Look for Katelyn at the bar. Superb suggestions on cuvée different beers. Mix two beers together and get twice the enjoyment!

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Christy S.

CenterPoint Brewing Co. Pretty cool place to hang out, watch a game, draw something cool, sit and chat, or just watch all the cute puppers coming through the door. It was our first time here and it will absolutely not be our last. Now, understand that we came in on a Saturday early afternoon. There was a hotdog stand set up in the main seating area (shout out to one of the best chili cheese dogs I've had in a long while courtesy of Weiner Dreams). Other then that, there wasn't much going on, although it was moderately hopping with customers. It's just a perfect place to hang out and have some great local brew! As far as the beer, we enjoyed some and moderately liked others. The Lime El Gato was my personal fave and El Gato was my husbands fave. Overall, CenterPoint is a pretty simple joint, bring your own food, and a really enjoyable atmosphere to match the beer. We will be back!

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Ro W.

I came for the vendor event. I want impressed with the food at all. Pricey. Cold. It doesn't reflect Centerpoint brewing though.

Peter P.

This is a neat microbrewery located I side the Circle City Industrial Complex. The warehouse vibe is super chill and low-key. Their blood orange IPA is probably the best interpretation that I have ever had (granted there aren't too many breweries that make those).

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Heather B.

I went to a watch party for the Indy Fuel here and it was really fun. The beer is good and very reasonably priced. The bartenders are better. And we got to take a tour of the facility. What more could you ask for. But for real, their support of sports is really cool. I also went a few times for the World Cup this last summer and I'll continue going to any watch parties I can.

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Brett D.

Went for trivia last Thursday and our team won!! Great place for beer and social distancing. I ordered their "El Gato" beer and wasn't disappointed. A small rotating draft menu and a good selection of canned beers. In my opinion, a wonderful place to grab a beer with some friends!

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the bartender was very helpful and friendly prices were good and very inviting atmosphere

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Ask the Community - Centerpoint Brewing

Are dogs allowed?

Yes! We are dog friendly both inside and outside.

Are kids allowed?

Yes they are!

Is the patio family friendly?

Yes. Both inside and outside are family friendly.

Do they have hard cider?

No, last time I was there they did not, they brew there own beer and have a good selection, the blood orange ipa is fabulous, i dont even normally like ipas. If you like hard cider, ash and elm is on e washington street and they make their own cider… 

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4.7(263 reviews)
2.5 mi
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Been here several times and plan to return soon; good beer and good food, what more can you want…read more(the facilities are a nice surprise in an area that is rebuilding). Beer & Food is self-serve, bands and other activities at times. Picture showing prep for Oktoberfest, before the crowds. I am generally gluten free, but make an exception here.

I have been at this venue a few times. My last two were for events! I got to see the other side of…read morewhat Guggman Haus offers. We got there early and were able to have some drinks and food, including the nachos. Man, I was not expecting BBQ sauce and like a mustardy sauce and cheese and it was flavor exploding, loved it. With the event we had catered pork/chicken as well as sides. Everything was great, the peppercorn dressing for the salad was so amazing, I would definitely think of a salad here in the future. The venue inside the space, with the car, is quaint with seating and you get to see everything happening outside the space as well. This last time, we were in the original Guggman Haus brewing building that houses the coffee. This is adorable! We had service the entire time, including a bartender and the beer. They made everything super easy and I would consider this space for a baby shower, bridal shower, etc. We had 25 people and it fit wonderfully. There is also outside space for overflow, so it makes it very reasonable. Now onto the beer! I had the IPA Riverside, very hazy with a great flavor. Then I went off the rocker and ordered some prickly pear drink, I was not expecting how good that was! Refreshing and light, easy to drink (probably too easy) and the flavor was perfect! Try it if you are there, it is a newer option. PROS: Parking easy, street and lot Many open spaces and areas to rent Games are included, so eat, drink and enjoy company They have trivia nights, woohoo CONS: Sometimes the food is not always a hit, nothing to state specifically today, but I recall in the past saying to myself, don't order that again. So, try everything and find what you like. The place is great and the beer/food options are good, so you will find something you like.

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St. Joseph Brewery & Public House

4.0(697 reviews)
0.7 mi•Chatham Arch
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I'd been wanting to check out St. Joseph Brewery for a while, and I'm glad I finally made it…read morehappen. The brewery is housed inside a beautifully restored church, and walking in for the first time is worth the visit alone. The soaring ceilings, stained glass, and original architecture make for one of the coolest brewery spaces I've been to around Indianapolis. We stopped in during the early afternoon, so it was nice and quiet. We were greeted right away, and our server was incredibly friendly. She walked us through the beer flights, made some great recommendations, and never made us feel rushed. The flights were also surprisingly affordable, which made trying a few different brews an easy decision. For lunch, I ordered the pulled pork sandwich with fries, while my friend went with the Italian sandwich. Both plates were generously portioned, and neither of us left hungry. The pulled pork was tender, flavorful, and piled high on the sandwich, while the fries were perfectly crispy alongside it. Between the quality of the food and the reasonable prices, it felt like an excellent value. The atmosphere strikes a nice balance between historic and casual. TVs are scattered throughout if you're catching a game, music plays in the background, and despite the grand setting, it still feels comfortable enough to settle in for a while. Whether you're stopping by for a beer flight, lunch, or just to admire the incredible building, St. Joseph Brewery is well worth adding to your Indianapolis list. I'll definitely be back.

Really wanted to enjoy my experience, but just couldn't. I'd say three is generous (probably closer…read moreto a 2.5 but I normally round up). I've been here once before, and remember the food and service were good, and wanted to return. We came in on a Thursday night, and the place wasn't super busy. First bad part of the night- the host. She acted like she had better places to be. She wore an earbud in her ear throughout the night- extremely rude in a customer service position. We were sat quickly. Our server was somewhat attentive throughout the night, though not the most outwardly friendly person. The place on the inside felt clean, and wasn't too loud. I appreciated how they stock Ash and Elm, as I'm not a big beer drinker, but do enjoy a cider. We started with a full order of beef poutine. It was a large portion for what you pay for, though it was lacking enough cheese curds. The food was lukewarm, almost as thought it had been sitting for too long. The beef had a weird flavor to it. My wife and I split an ale burger and a pork katsu sandwich. The burger was dry and room temp, the cheese formed in place (as thought it was being kept at room temp). Fries were also room temp. Burger didn't have much flavor, and the bun was hard. The pork katsu sandwich lacked flavor. The top toast was soggy, and the bottom piece was hard as a rock. The slaw lacked any taste. Again, theme of the night, was also room temperature. Would have appreciated food being served hot, as all of the food was served lukewarm, though the place wasn't busy. Service wasn't the best, and people acted like they had better places to be. I'm not normally a harsh critic, but too much badness in one meal for me.

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Half Liter Beer & BBQ Hall

4.3(695 reviews)
4.7 mi•SoBro
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I thoroughly enjoyed everything about my experience at this restaurant! Kristen was an amazing…read moreserver--kind, knowledgeable, funny, responsive, and very friendly. I went in on a Saturday afternoon for lunch and a beer. The weather was nice enough that I sat outside. There's a really great patio with plenty of tables for outdoor seating, as well as some covered patio tables. I chose to sit in the full sun and enjoy the mild fall weather. There also appeared to be a lot of different seating options inside the restaurant. After I was seated and quickly given a glass of ice water, Kristen came over. After a brief conversation about the different beers, I ordered a draft Ragged Company Hazy IPA from Big Lug Brewing. It was the perfect hoppy, citrusy mouth bomb I wanted on a beautiful, sunny, crisp fall day! I ended up taking a four-pack home as well. I loved it! Since I had never been to this restaurant before, and I always ask my server for recommendations, I asked Kristen to share some of her favorites from the menu. She was eager to help and very knowledgeable about the entire menu. I chose the brisket grilled cheese with a side of hot honey Brussels sprouts. Both were spot-on and delicious. The brisket was smoky, flavorful, and tender. The Texas toast on the sandwich was perfectly crunchy and golden. I even had some crispy pieces of toasted provolone around the edges of my sandwich, and they were heaven! The sandwich came with two dill pickle slices on the side. I asked for extra pickles to cut through the richness of the sandwich, and they were promptly brought to me. My table was already equipped with the restaurant's three barbecue sauces in a caddy, and I enjoyed sampling them as well. I don't usually like Carolina-style barbecue sauce, but the tanginess of the mustard-based sauce went really well with my sandwich. I also enjoyed the Cola BBQ sauce. The Texas-style sauce almost seemed as though it had been sitting in the sun too long. I think one possible improvement would be to place shaded caddies on the tables when people sit down instead of leaving them in full sun. I wonder whether the heat could alter the flavor of the barbecue sauces over time. When I finished eating, I ordered a side of chili to go after asking Kristen whether it contained beans--which it does. I'm a beans-in-my-chili girl! I ate the chili later that night and it was delicious so I would highly recommend it. I asked Kristen whether the toppings--shredded cheddar, diced white onion, sour cream, and fresh jalapeño slices--could be packed separately so I could heat the chili and add the toppings at home. I also asked for portion cups of each of the barbecue sauces to go. I could only finish half of my sandwich and wanted to enjoy it again at home with the variety of sauces. Kristen made sure everything was packed exactly as I requested, including the chili toppings and all three barbecue sauces. I also took home a 'Nilla Banana Pudding Cup. I'd asked Kristen to recommend either that or the Strawberry Cornbread Cup. She recommended the 'Nilla, and I went with her suggestion since she definitely hadn't steered me wrong on anything else! I did like the banana pudding cup, but I think it could be improved with homemade custard/pudding and homemade whipped cream. It was still tasty when I had it at home after refrigerating it for a couple of hours, but I would definitely say it's best eaten at the restaurant rather than ordered as takeout. The whipped cream quickly deflated since it isn't homemade. The flavors were still good, though! There wasn't a hint of artificial banana flavor in the dessert--which is something that bothers me a lot--so my mouth was happy. The texture of the layers was also good. This dessert could be elevated from good to great--and become something that "reminds me of Grandma's"--with homemade custard and whipped cream. Just sayin'. Half Liter Beer & BBQ Hall is a GREAT find, and I'm already excited to go again! I know it will be a favorite for years to come. I'm really looking forward to coming back both by myself and with friends!

We went for Devour Indy. Seating outside was open and clean. The food was decent and a bit creative…read morebut certainly not over-the-top. I have only one complaint but it is significant. The kitchen moved WAY faster than we were eating. Three or four minutes after we got our starters, we got our main course. Another two or three minutes later and the desserts are on our table. Who eats that fast? We weren't halfway through our starters but a bee was hard at work mauling our cheesecake.

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4.6(152 reviews)
11.1 mi
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The Sumerian culture valued beer and brewing. So much so there was even a Goddess of Brewing-…read moreNinkasi. The appreciation was lost upon the Romans, and eventually the Romans would be besieged by Vandals, internal disarray, and be the subject of modern day bro-influenced discussion. It is felt that the American independent/microbrewery beer experience birthed in the 1970's with companies like Boston Beer Co (Sam Adams). Companies that eventually no longer were microbreweries, adjusting their profile to fit the palate of the masses. How about we deviate from that approach? Be local, serve local. Taste profiles that don't exist solely in the figment of our imagination. I found a place like that today, not far from home. Settled in a shopping plaza next to a paint store, Deviate offers twelve brews on tap and can pour others. This is not a place to have a Galentine's Day dinner. This is a place to drink beer and let the conversation flow by itself. A place where board games and popcorn are complementary. BYO (PF). Bring your own pets and food- we brought our dog, and he was well welcomed. Finally a brewery here that allows dogs. I had the Twinning lager, and it was quite nice. 5.1 oz. Also $5 for a 16 oz. Pretty epic. For those who are Browns fans- this is a Bengals spot. Who dey likes this place? I do. Come back for the vibes and more.

I was on my food tourism/ brewery 'crawl' leg of my short trip to the Circle City. This brewery is…read morelocated in an unassuming strip mall in what feels like the outskirts/ outer suburban areas of Indianapolis (I'm an out of towner so I may not have the best idea of the neighborhoods). I'm big into craft beer and regularly partake in a robust craft beer community where I live. And I have to say, this brewery is the type of brewery that I love. It seems like they do more of the stouts (pastry and barrel aged, etc.) which is right up my alley. They have a good variety of other styles here as well. Since I was driving, I was only able to get a few small pours, but if I had more time and/or lived in the area, this is probably a brewery that I would frequent. The place itself is pretty large and has fun decor. There's games you can play including pinball machines and you can probably bring in your own board games here. There's also a popcorn machine, which is always a plus in my book. The place is very dog friendly and the folks here seem very friendly and helpful.

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