Have wanted to make a stop here for a LONG TIME, but trips to The Fort or thru just didn't allow…read moreuntil last night. Sure wish we still lived near to make more stops. What gearhead wouldn't love a car/shop themed brewery?... Hop Rod DIPA didn't dissapoint - nice hop-forward character with a slight dank nose that is very pleasing. Also tasted Grease Monkey and took home a growler of both. Service and atmosphere are off-the-charts in the Automotive birthplace of Indiana. VERY much worth a stop (or many) and assuming your a gearhead save time to explore NATMUS, ACD, and the other places that make Auburn so special...

Let me start with the enjoyable. I really liked how they renovated an old building. They kept the…read morenice brick structures and industrial ceilings. Nice wood work especially at the bar. There are lots of interesting interior designs that make you feel at home. The staff here was very friendly and helpful. They did a good job explaining the menu to a first timer. When you enter you grab a menu from a stand - it is well signed but impersonal. There is signage that directs you to order at the bar. More impersonal impressions. The food menu has a decent variety to choose from. The beer menu is rather large. The non beer alcoholic selections were very thin. On this occasion they were out of two of the three sangria selections. The food was disappointing. The chips and cheese appetizer is large with lots of chips. The salsa is sweet and tasty. We thought it tasted a lot like Picante brand. The cheese was thin and dry and just kind of there. The chips were sprinkled with a dry rub which added some needed flavor and salty pop. Overall...I wouldn't recommend. The peach sangria wine was very good. A delicious sweet taste. Very refreshing. Great for a warm summer evening - definitely recommend! My wife had the Ole Ford Pita and really liked it. The pickles that come with this dish were very tasty. They had a nice crisp texture and vinegar bite. They do have a bit of a spicy kick so beware! The chicken quesadillas was just there. The salsa was the same as what came with the chips & cheese. A nice sweet and cool taste. Mildly spicy. The quesadilla was kinda small for $10. There were a small amount of chicken chunks which were moist and tender - but no discernible seasoning. The Cole slaw side was nice. Large pieces of cabbage with a mild mayo taste. This has a nice cool and refreshing taste on a hot evening. The baked beans were okay. They tasted a lot like Walmart baked beans out of a can - which I like. Just nothing special here.

HOLY MOLY - I love this place. Drinks, super duper friendly waitress, yummy flights at a good…read moreprice, and omg you must taste the MAC 'N' CHEESE. Please don't underestimate this dish; also you're able to customize as well. Very happy one of my friends suggested this place after our long hike - we'll definitely be back. Happy Eating!!!

Very busy on this Saturday and more rooms to this than meets the eye. Food was great ! Chicken and…read moreKim chi potstickers, cheese curds, and mushrooms. Yummmm went very well with the beer. Had a tasty flight with a Belgian ale, strawberry ale that were my favorite! Parking is tricky. They have a few spots here and there. Part of road under construction so give it a minute and you will find something. Friendly wait staff, very informative and told us about the cigar train tour that they host a lunch for. Train tourism, it's a thing, look it up people. On the site of a very old building that used to many other businesses.

While I usually get pretty serious about the beers, what was truly interesting about Two Bandits…read morewas the food. Huge selection of game and other different tastes. We didn't get too crazy, but opted for Walleye. Perfect. The dish was fried, but not coated in batter. Just enough breading to let the fish come through. Really impressed. Service was attentive and my flight of pales was good, but a little less better than I would have liked. Pretzel appetizer was as big an LP and the place was clean and relaxed.

A friend from out of town & I were planning to visit Two Bandits for a couple of months and were…read moreexcited to try the food. We went on a night where there was live music- the musician did a great job but it was SO loud in the restaurant that we felt like we were yelling to hear each other. So, honestly, we were expecting more from the food. We got the huge pretzel with 3 dips, it was pretty good... definitely enough for four people to share. My friend ordered the chips and salsa and was a bit disappointed to see that they literally just used salsa from a jar. We ordered the pulled pork mac n' cheese, it was "ok"- but seemed super greasy. We also got the pulled pork sandwich, also "ok". Some of the meat was really dry- the french fries seemed previously frozen. The vibe screamed "Everything is fresh and made in house!" But the food didn't taste that way at all. Not somewhere I'd feel the need to go back to.

Passing thru on our way to PA and we are super glad we found this amazing place! Fantastic beers,…read moreblueberry wine, delicious homemade foods and carrot cake! AND the nicest bartender we've met yet! Prices are great, you absolutely must stop in here I guarantee you will love it!

They are closed and there is a Mexican restaurant there now called Casa Del Rey. They have great…read morefood and service.

The food is great and the service has an even better!! Patacones and empanadas are yummy!read more

This place took us by surprise…read more A signless brewery in the middle of nowhere, serving up authentic empanadas and amazing pizza alongside the handcrafted beer. If you're not looking for it, you'll probably drive by. It's cute and rustic inside. The staff and guests were all friendly and welcoming. The food was seriously so delicious and so was the beer!

Super tasty chicken sandwich and truffle waffle fries. Definitely an unexpected highlight of my…read morequick weekend trip! There's lots of seating too -- both inside and around their back patio.

We stopped by on a recent Saturday afternoon while passing through town. Very cozy spot right on…read morethe Main Street! This brewery has a good sized menu of both brews and food choices! My husband and I tried a couple of beers and appetizers! We were impressed by both beers we tried - he got the stout and I tried the Amber, both delicious! The staff were friendly and the service super quick!! You place your order at the counter and they'll serve your drinks up right away and bring any food choices out to your table in no time! We only tried appetizers but we saw them making smash burgers in the back and those looked super tasty - we'd like to drop by again for a meal!! :)

Just about perfect. We wandered in on a dreary Friday afternoon and were welcomed like long-time…read moreregulars. The beer slingers (Ethan and Drew) were informative and friendly. We sampled a few beers, but were really enthused by their seltzers and a unique take on a Chelada/Michelada/Bloody Mary. No vodka, but we auditioned their mix in beer and seltzer to find just the right combo. Place is eclectic, great music and the board of pre-paid beers was awesome. If I lived anywhere near here...I'd go from treated like a regular...to a regular. If you're swinging through Jonesville, it's worth the stop.

Dropped by this brewery literally built in an alley. There was a festival going on in the town and…read morewe were still able to find parking behind it. Sat down and staff immediately came by to get my order. Flights not available, and tastes are free. The sir vay sa (may be misspelled) was outstanding. Band was playing and doing requests, great vibe and nice crowd.

This was our second time here, and once again it was absolutely worth the drive from Fort Wayne!…read more The service was amazing--so friendly, welcoming, and attentive from the moment we walked in. I had the anti-carb burger with a side salad, while he had the ribs and brisket. Everything was delicious. The atmosphere is cool and laid-back, with a full bar and a great beer selection. The Double Oak Old Fashioned was top notch, and the Saugatuck Lake Street Lager was the perfect beer to go with the BBQ. Great food, great drinks, great vibes, and genuinely wonderful service. There's a reason we made the drive back for a second visit, and we'll definitely be back again!

Nostalgic building with a current trendy vibe. Nice place, love the decor, tasty beer choices and…read moreunique spin on menu items, I had the choice of two meets and the waffle fries. Perfect amount of food not too much not too little. The pork and brisket were delicious and perfectly prepared, could have used a little bit more sauce to make up for the void of deep smoked flavor of BBQ. All in all great place for a beer lunch and or diner. I would definitely go back and try a few more menu items and beers. Diana S. Killed it. She must own the place or just super efficient! Great service.

We love Gay's! They have a giant selection and we can always find what we are looking for. The…read morecashier was really nice and checked everyone out quickly. Seemed like a very central watering hole for a lot of people - locals and tourists alike.

I need to update my review because the store has changed quite noticeably over the past 12+ months…read more The workers are less engaging with customers, less knowledgeable on their products and less friendly. It's nearly impossible to get someone to provide a sample and I can't tell if that's a strategy to avoid sampling because they always have employees working and standing. I've asked multiple times to be told no on sampling and looked at like I'm bothering them. I used to love the store pics but it appears they are doubling down on Indiana distilleries vs sourcing Kentucky distilleries and national distilleries. They do have some old store pics that are slow moving because of the price point. If you're looking for a higher volume bourbon go to Meijer across the street and save $10-$20 a bottle. This is now a novelty store with high price points that now fails to deliver on its value as an experience.