Right after opening, we tried this place. We were disappointed that *all* of the selections were heavily hopped. Best Buddy doesn't like hops. He suffered through a pint. I enjoyed two. We finally returned, to give them another try. There finally was a very lightly hopped beer that Best Buddy could enjoy. He had two Pints. I had a skunky beer and then a few of the affordable "tasters" of a wheat beer that was very, very good. We had one of their wood-fired pizzas - a Margherita, a special offering. It was certainly the best we've ever had in New Britain. It's very New York-style (rigid crust just a tiny bit thicker than New Haven). Awesome, toothsome crust is charred just enough. Cheese is fresh mozzarella. The sauce was perfectly seasoned and rich. The fresh Basil chiffonade was applied with abandon. I cannot encourage you enough - get one of these 10" guys for each person. It's so good no one wants to share. The place is indeed very clean and very attractive. The design evokes the factories wherein New Britain's fortune was forged. The bartender was basically a robot. Minimally helpful overall, and at first short with us to such a degree that he apologized when he realized the breadth of his rudeness. The pizza staff was ebullient and glad to see me. No fault there. I got the feeling that I just wasn't hip enough, or cool enough (or young enough) for this place. We tipped 20%. We always do - cash if we really like the service (places sometimes hold on to CC tips), on the card if it's lookin' like our server's having a bad day. A thing if you use a card: when it's time to cash out, there's no paper to sign. The bartender pushed a rather large computer screen at me for my completion. The first thing you see are several buttons labeled "tip 15%," "tip 20%," etc. It was hard to tell how to leave a custom tip (to make your total cents zero, e.g.). Some diners will find this pushy (we understand it's the ownership, not the staff, that buys tech like this). I'll return to a beer-centric venue that's just the ticket for an old fuddy-duddy like me: the East Side Restaurant. They're a restaurant, not a brewery, I know. But their style of hospitality is as close to utterly perfect as it can get around here. read more

Super kind staff, really quick and tasty food, cool entertainment options. I wish more people knew about this spot! The Happy Hour choices are amazing! Definitely the best in New Britain! I wish there were places for smoking and the parking lot was a little bit easier to find but that will come with time, I'm sure. The Beer selection is super different than other breweries and they definitely have their own twist compared to the huge amount of breweries in CT. Will definitely be back for more!! read more

Fantastic. I've been waiting on my wife to get off her duff and go here since it opened. I finally convinced her on a chilly, windy Saturday to go for some beers and pizza when our nephew was in town (and I knew she was dying to score some cool points with him). This place did the trick. We arrived shortly after they opened and just a few tables were filling up. I very much appreciated that each table had a list of what was on tap, with sizes, prices, descriptions including ABV. That list also had the pizza and pretzel info on it too. We dropped off our coats and headed to the ample bar to get our order on. They each had a pint, I had a flight of IPAs (quite a few to choose from). We also ordered the pizza of the day (salami, roasted red peppers, artichokes), a cheese pizza and an everything pretzel with beer cheese). Everything was fantastic. The beer, food, prices, staff...excellent. This is just a chill place to park your bum, enjoy some beers with good, simple food for as short or as long as you'd like. I can't wait to return and I know it won't be too hard to convince my wife next time. read more

What's good? - the ambience, beer and service.. This Is in New Britain. Public and street parking nearby. How is the IPA? - not too citrusy.. very smooth.. so not completely my fav beer but definitely good time spent. They have games too you can play on the table. They have pizzas. Good quantity for two people. The facility has a private party space next to the brewing stations which you can rent by hour. That's cool. We tried few flights of IPAs and the only one "nobody calls me queen bee" was the best one we tried. We Tried Steeple People, Pew Pew, tangerine steeple people, one wing. read more

Five Churches Brewing - Pepperoni and sausage pizza - Breweries Near Me - New Britain, Connecticut

Every time I hear of a new brewery coming, I become anxious to check it out. Although 5 Churches has been open for some time, my first visit didn't happen until last weekend. I regret all of that wasted time that I could have spent in this beautiful space! While continuously stalking their tap lists long before we visited, I learned that they have 2 rotating gluten free beers and that sealed the deal for me! I finally made it a point to go early on a Friday night after work. We were able to snag a table right near the bar and try lots of tasty beers, including the Weerder (gf) with guava,Lil' Stouty, Amburlance And Once and For Fall porter. My husband and I enjoyed all of them and he also ordered some IPAs that he liked as well. We ordered a gluten free mushroom and pepper pizza and it was delicious! Not only was I sold on the beer and pizza, but I loved the environment. It's really cozy, there are a lot tables and there numerous seats at the bar. They also have games and a pinball machine. You could spend hours here...and I plan to start sometime in the near future! I'm just so grateful to have a place that I can go where I am certain that there is no wheat in the beer and I can soak it up with a gluten free pizza made in-house! read more

Five Churches Brewing - Gluten free pie with mushrooms and peppers. Flight in the background of course. Delicious!! - Breweries Near Me - New Britain, Connecticut

Five stars every time. Everywhere. All the time. Always. The staff here became "friends" before I could even learn their names. They're all funny, high energy, great work ethic, well rounded people. The main man Phil, just has a good heart. When he talks to you, he makes you feel like family and as if YOU are why he decided this brewery was a great business decision. The pizza is always an out of the park home run; especially their own creations. They offer gluten friendly, and are always willing to customize for you. Waiting to see what their new pizza is for the week is always fun. Starting off with their beers- they have gluten friendly "beers" that, as a beer drinker, I enjoy. They're refreshing, creative and unique. It's awesome to be able to come to a brewery with friends who have a gluten intolerance, where they can also enjoy some food and drink!! They come out with weekly beers which are always exciting to watch for (similar to the pizza!); my husband and I always race to see who can send it to the other first. Overall, if you're looking for a new place with people who treat you like old friends, I would recommend this brewery 100 times out of 100. They have awesome SWAG, fantastic beer, and an overall good vibe. One of my favorite things to do weekly is go there and have date night with my husband and drink out of our mugs (we even joined the mug club!!!!). Try 5Churches, you'll be back :) read more

We found this brewery while traveling around CT. The staff was friendly, the beer selection was good and the beers were excellent. We enjoyed the ambiance in the brewery and appreciated the staff, they helped us with some merchandise. The group we were with travelled to multiple breweries and would rank this one at the top of the list. Give a visit and enjoy! read more

I got the mashed potato pizza special and it was SO good. We also split the pretzel and the cheesy bread. Lots of carbs but so delicious! I can't remember the beer I got but it was tangerine something - good environment and service was really fast! read more

Five Churches Brewing - Mashed Potato Pizza Special - Breweries Near Me - New Britain, Connecticut

I stopped by here earlier today by myself. Since I am often in Hartford, I have made it a goal of mine to try all of the breweries in the area. It just so happened that five churches brewing was up today and so I headed on over. Located on the second floor of a building, the space here was pretty cool. It's big and bright with lots of natural sunlight coming in the large windows and has light hardwood floors. There is a bar at the back of of the restaurant, a pizza oven in one corner and high top seating throughout the rest. The exposed brick walls and ductwork give it an industrial feel and you can see all of their brewing equipment through some glass behind the bar. As I often do whenever I visit a new brewery, I decided to go with a flight here. It consisted of 4 beers of my choosing with each beer being individually priced. For my beers on this evening I went with the weerder with guava, weerder with strawberry lemonade, pewpelin (New England IPA) and finally the microphone smells like Idaho (imperial IPA). I have to admit that I was interested in the weerder beers as I have never tried one before. A look online after trying them came up with nothing except stuff that was brewed here. Still, they were both quite good. Neither necessary tasted like beer and if you had told me they were beer or even that they had alcohol in them, I would be surprised. Still they were quite tasty as the guava one really tasted like guava and the strawberry lemonade tasted like strawberry lemonade. After those two I tried the pewpelin which ended up being quite good also. It was very hop forward but also super smooth and flavorful. Last but certainly not least was the Idaho which was surprisingly light for an imperial IPA. That's not to say that I didn't enjoy it though as I most certainly did as it started off with a touch of sweetness before finishing with a balanced hop flavor. The bottom line for me is that I would visit here again in the future. I enjoyed pretty much everything about this place and love that they are doing something a little bit different with their weerder's. read more

Five Churches Brewing - Sampler - Breweries Near Me - New Britain, Connecticut

Wow! What a nice brewery. Located on the second floor, there is plenty of seating at the bar and large high tables as well as smaller low tables. Even a small area with a few couches. It was St. Patrick's day weekend, so lots of beer drinking going on, although I suspect Five Churches is crowded all the time. My sister and I each got flights and decided to share a Reuben Pizza which was their special. This pizza was incredibly delicious. As for the beer, I really like their flagship beer-Pew Pew. The Microphone Smells Like Eldorado was also very good. My sister liked the Frut Jus. I will return when in the area. read more

Finally got around to stopping in and was amazed by the atmosphere and layout of the brewery. Being so young they have gathered their following complimenting their beers with pizza and a beautiful second floor in New Britian. I went through their draft list enjoying a flight before settling for two growlers filled for home. I will say though that the growler fills were a bit overpriced ended up spending a pretty penny for them, about $70 for two 64 Oz growlers which is a little much compared to other breweries. I would highly suggest just getting a pint there. read more

Just go. Read this review later, while you're there, whatever- JUST GO! I have been following Five Churches awaiting their opening and am so happy that I was able to finally make it! I stopped by this past Monday with a fellow craft beer lover, both of us anxious to see if it would live up to the fantastic things we had heard- and it most certainly did! The brewery is located on Arch Street in New Britain, and is on the second floor of the building. When you start to walk up the stairs you can already smell the pizza cooking in the oven (don't you worry- I'll get to that part). Being a Monday evening at about 5:00 it wasn't packed, but there were definitely people mulling about. There is plenty of table space and seating at the bar. We chose to sit at the bar, and while they weren't doing flights we were able to taste what we wanted prior to ordering a glass. I started with the Hazy Hizer and was in love- it is absolutely delicious! I then had a Pew Pew which I also really liked! One of the things that I really appreciate about this location is that they have gluten friendly beers (and gluten friendly pizza dough). I could not try them because the two they have are made with fruits that I have an allergy to (of course), but my friend tried both and said they were delicious! So we are sitting there at the bar, enjoying our beer and the conversations with the staff, and I decide I can go no longer smelling the pizza and not eating it- so I placed an order for a bacon and onion pizza. They are what I would call an "individual" sized pizza, but we split one. It's the perfect size to share with another person if you want a nice snack! It was outstanding! Crispy, thin, and flavorful! Overall? This is a fantastic addition to New Britain and CT's local brew scene. I will definitely be back (I need to try Steeple People) for beer, pizza, and a good time! read more

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This is a cool brewery for sure! There's not much food options. Mostly just pretzels and pizza. We didn't try the pizza but the pretzel was really good. But it's really about the beer. And it is good. I actually ended up liking the fruity ones the best. It's definitely worth trying! read more

Five Churches Brewing - Breweries Near Me - New Britain, Connecticut

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What a hidden gem in New Britain. Upon arrival we were greeted by grand, elegant doors and bouncers outside the brewery. Once we were carded, we made our way up the steps into a cool, modern bar area. There were couches and plenty of tables, the seating around the bar was wrap around adding even more seats. There were plenty of games to play such as table top jenga, etc. Just a very chill place to relax and enjoy time with good friends! On to the beer, this brewery did just open about 3 months ago but still I wasn't very impressed. They did have a wide variety, which was awesome but they lacked a certain something. I feel with time the beer will be improved and get better. I did however love the guava beer! But it was just 3 percent, so I wouldn't necessarily refer to it as a "beer". It was also pretty clear as you can tell from the photo. The IPA's weren't as robust and flavorful as I'm used to, but they were still pretty good. Lastly they are not yet canning (understandable since they are so new) but still sad bc we didn't want to have to get a growler if we wanted to take some home. I will definitely come back again to try them out in a few months to see if I feel any different about it because I would love to give them an outstanding review. The prize selling point of this brewery is their wood fired thin crust pizzas and their pretzels!! So delicious! They are somewhat personal sized pizzas, but at the same time I wasn't able to finish mine and ended up giving it to my fiancé and best friends husband. So they can definitely be shared!! I got the special for the day which was eggplant and ricotta. So delicious!!! The pizza in itself would get me to come back. I will definitely try the onion and bacon some day. It looks fantastic. All in all, I'm excited to see how this brewery takes off and I can't wait to come back and try it out again. read more

Five Churches Brewing - Breweries Near Me - New Britain, Connecticut

Great place to try beers and hangout with friends.we tried ambulance and tangerine ipa and they are great.their bread sticks and juicy Cajun wings are must try. read more

This has by far become my favorite brewery. Their beer is amazing! The atmosphere is really cool, it is usually pretty busy. They serve pretzels and personal pizzas, both of which are delicious and perfect drinking food. I usually go and get a flight because I can't choose just one! I particularly like their how stouty got her groove back. The fruit ones taste like juice (and have a low ABV). And their growlers are so inexpensive! read more

Full disclosure this review is solely based on the beer- and my husband and I are craft beer snobs! We arrived and were quickly served we got 2 samplers to try out almost all of the taps. Beers seemed really interesting- we even tried one with maple. It seems like they are really trying to get creative here, but my husband and I really were not impressed by any of them. We did not stay for too long, but it seems like an awesome place to hang out: Plenty of room and seating to chill, TVs big enough to watch football, and the food looks killer- they legit have a wood fired stove for pizza which I must try out on my next visit! and the service was awesome- so I will be back for some eats and to give the beer another go! read more

Good beer, good food. Outdoor tables available. Offers vegan cheese for their pizzas and can make the tacos vegan upon request. read more

Beer, pizza, pretzles. There are only three food groups, it turns out. Full marks to Five Churches for having food and drink that appeals to folks from all walks of... white people. There are lighter and sweeter beers for teetotalers like me, heavier and hoppier beers for more refined palates like my wife. And if you think the pretzels are just some reheated freezer aisle crap that you get at the baseball stadium, check your schadenfreude. These are good, homemade pretzels, available with everything seasoning among other things, and the combination with the brew is simply to die for. Specialty pizzas are also awesome. You are a fool if you do not go here. Full stop. read more

Went here over the weekend at someone's recommendation. I love the atmosphere in this place- it has that cool, industrial look but still seems warm and welcoming. The staff is really friendly. Our beertender was great, though I can't for the life of me remember the name. Pleasure chatting with him about the selections though. The beer is really great. I was LOVING the cold brew brown ale. The steeple people IPA was solid too. Along with the great beer they offer some excellent wood fired pizza. Since covid breweries have had to provide food for the customer. Some do a better job at it than others- I'd say they've done it MUCH better than most. Excellent experience!! read more

Atmosphere was great - service was great and we had an everything pretzel which was SO GOOD! We will be bad and will definitely try the pizza. Pretzel was warm and so good. This is a great brewery read more

Five Churches Brewing - Bar - Breweries Near Me - New Britain, Connecticut

This is a really nice place and we were pleasantly surprised at how large the brewery was. The pizza is fresh and the pretzels are delicious. Customer service went above and beyond and really knew about their beers. They were able to help us find exactly what we liked. I would recommend this to couples for a date night it was great. Plenty of parking right across the street too. I will be going back. read more

This awesome lil spot in downtown New Britain, Makes awesome stuff and shows no signs of quittin'. So get out of your house after petting the kitten, Find me at Five Churches- at the bar I'll be sittin'. This place has an amazing lineup of beers in a cozy, yet modern space. My favorite was Steeple People (a juicy 8% IPA), but there were a number of other gems. I really liked the high ceilings in the tasting room with metal trusses, the wood-finish walls, and big glass back wall peering into the actual brewery. There was a private event going on back there on Saturday night, so you may be able to rent out that space. Lots of TVs if you are looking for somewhere to watch the game. Also lots of board games including giant Jenga. There is on-street metered parking, but I also saw a sign for a parking lot out back. My friends tell me the pizza is bangin'. We'll see if they are right next time I visit. Five Cheers for Five Churches beer! read more

Fun! Outstanding brews and an engaging charmer behind the bar in a bright and chill loft makes this a must stop on your local brewery tour! (Try the Porridge dark - terrific!) read more

Checked out 5 Churches for their Pizza was told on Pizzaholics site it was good. My take its Ok --Not Bad, Not something I would go out of my way for. I had weekly Special-Spicy Meatball. The beer was Good!!!If you used to the top 10 in New Haven area its not going to excite you. read more

Awesome place !!! Super clean Awesome friendly staff Great beer Awesome pizza in house Lots of TVs for sports Would love to go back !!! A def must go for anyone !!!! read more

We visited on a Friday evening and it was very busy but the atmosphere was perfect. We enjoyed trying several different beers and can't wait to come back to try the rest. I loved the gluten-friendly pineapple option! We tried both the pizza and the pretzel and loved both. read more

Five Churches Brewing - Breweries Near Me - New Britain, Connecticut

BEER - this is the spot to be! All of their brews are delicious! It's important that you try every single one. They're fresh, they're cold, and they're the nectar of the gods. You can taste the hard work that's been put into them. They have something for everyone. Take yourself on a beer tasting adventure and have a really good time with it. The brick oven pizza is perfect as well - built with a thin and crispy crust topped with good sauce and quality ingredients. You can never go wrong with the pizza special either! The pretzel is also yummy. Don't be afraid to order both in the same night. The parking situation can be a little confusing to someone who hasn't been there before, but drive slow and you'll have no trouble figuring it out. read more

This really sucks to say but they really stick to only making the same beers and the pretzel and pizza are really the only reason to come here. The pale ale is nothing but an ipa watered down. No sours each time we've come here. Hate to say it but really no reason to come back here. read more

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This place was great! Located in downtown New Britain and on the second floor of the building. lots of light, lots of tables and a long bar. They have pretzels and pizza available for purchase. The pretzel was good, but holy crap there is so much salt on the salted pretzel. I know....I know. You get what you pay for, but holy crap it was insane. We had to flick off 50% of the salt in order to not die. The beer, however, is delicious. I drank a couple pints of the Pew Pew which is a solid American IPA. My friend had the blonde ale which was pretty delicious. Pizza was pretty good too! Fairly small in size (could probably eat an entire one myself) but toppings were good. I'll definitely be back :) read more

Guys, if your significant other is not a fan of craft beers, then this is your place. Swung by on the way to dinner and this place is awesome. Did a flight and the wife liked everyone of them. We are coming back to this place. Bartenders awesome as well. read more

Amazing pizza, the peach mango beer might have been my favorite beer ever, great fruity taste. The milkshake ipa was also amazing read more

Five Churches Brewing - Amazing pizza, the peach mango beer might have been my favorite beer ever, great fruity taste. The milkshake ipa was also amazing - Breweries Near Me - New Britain, Connecticut

Five Churches has been on my list of Hartford area breweries and when I went it was a home run. The location is sweet! The exposed brick and beams take you back to New Britain's industrial heyday and there is plenty of seating. I really appreciated the fact that their name actually relates to the location too (unlike other breweries with generic names). To the review: The Good: The beer selection was great! They had a wide selection including a gluten-friendly beer which played well in our group. They also had a holiday brew temporarily available and it was tasty, a kind of sweet porter or something? I forget the exact style but I took a growler of it back to Boston to share with my roommates. The Room-to-Improve: There was an ample amount of car parking, but I didn't see a lot of availability for bike parking. I think it would help to have a few racks available for cyclists. This place was a solid time, great spot when you have a diverse group of beer consumers. I'll be back. read more

Full disclosure: I currently reside in Portland Maine, so my expectations for a brewery are far greater than the average. They're clearly still working out the kinks of establishing a brewery. Pizza is good, if you're into cheese and garlic powder. In need of a hydration station so patrons can avoid buying bottled water. Some music to drown out the chatter would go a long way. Maybe even live music? Great decor, personable staff, decent beer, but still lacking a few minor things. Also, entering the bar area is a little awkward, they should check ids at the door not the top of the stairs. Overall fun experience, will be back in a few weeks when it dies down a bit. read more

Great brewery! Nice atmosphere, good selection of beer, tasty pizzas- what else do you need on Saturday evening ? We stoped by to try their beer and although they were out of pineapple weerder the Frut jus was amazing. Blonderbus was good also. No diggity stout was pretty good and cut your own IPA was good as well. Pizza was very good. Good selection of beer and nice atmosphere- overall great experience! read more

Super cute, laid back atmosphere inside! The view looking out is really nice you almost forget where you are... all the beers we tried were very satisfying. I wasn't in a heavy drinking mood when we went late afternoon but the guava beer was light and addicting. If you like guavas, highly recommend. They had something on the menu to appeal to everyone. We will be back for trivia soon!! Pizza was also delishplace is definitely a hidden gem. Love the logo! read more

We were in the area and decided to try Five Churches Brewing. We had heard so many wonderful things. The brewery itself has so much room and various places to sit. It has a large bar area which also features a mug club. They had a variety of beers to choose from. My husband and I both got flights with different types of beer. All of them were delicious it was so hard to choose a favorite. They also offer pizza at the brewery that is cooked right there. It was so yummy and paired nicely with the beer. Would definitely visit again read more

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TL/DR - inside looked fantastic, pizza was good, beer was meh (including a fart beer!) and they don't do flights. On the pricey side. I was able to check out Five Churches this weekend after weeks of wanting to get there; I had seen great things about it so I was pretty excited to try a bunch of their beers. My friends and I arrive right around opening time on a Saturday and I was luckily able to snag a parking spot on the side of the street right near the front doors. I can see parking being an issue when the place is really busy as there is limited parking on both sides of the street and a tiny lot across from the building which filled up pretty quickly. The doors outside are absolutely beautiful which then led us inside and up a flight of stairs to the seating area which was also very good looking. Behind the bar area was a glass wall where you can see their production area. They definitely get 5 stars for their look and feel. So why only a 3 star review? Well, as I said above, I wanted to try a bunch of their beers by getting a flight or two. Unfortunately, they don't do flights (WHAT???). The bartender said it was because "when the lines are 10-15 feet deep, it's too busy to do flights." My friends and I thought he was being sarcastic since we were literally the only people ordering drinks with no one behind us, but he was unfortunately being serious. They are literally the only brewery taproom I've been do (including ones much busier than this one) that doesn't do beer flights. The bartender did say that they offer free samples to try right up at the bar to see if you like something, but isn't that the same process of just doing flights minus the getting paid part? So, instead of trying a bunch of beers, we had to play the guessing game of which beer we'd maybe like with full pints (which run around 6-8 bucks a piece). I went with their Pew Pew first and it was... meh, okay. As I say in all of my brewery reviews, I know beer taste is totally subjective so I tend to no rate a brewery solely based on if I personally liked their beer or not. After that, I went with the Weerder with guava. Now, I should've went with something else when the bartender told me to not mind the "farty smell" the beer gives off. Why would you make a beer that gives off a farty smell?? I get it, and sure enough, there was a weird fart smell every time you go to take a sip. Now, I'm not sure about you, fart isn't exactly something I want to be smelling when I'm drinking a beer. If you took the smell away, the beer itself wasn't bad. But....... fart smell. My friends and I did each order one of their personal pizzas, and they were pretty good! Their specialty for that day was buffalo chicken (one of my personal favorites) and it didn't disappoint. After each getting two beers, we didn't want to risk getting another one we didn't like, so we cashed out. Two beers and a personal pizza ran almost 30 bucks after tip, which is on the pricey side IMO. Will I go back? Probably, but I'm definitely not as enthusiastic about it as I was before this visit. Perhaps they'll eventually give in and offer flights since I'm sure plenty of people ask about them. If not, I can't see myself wanting to go there unless I'm with a friend who hasn't gone before and wants to check it out. read more

I love that it is super spacious, open floor plan, and very cool looking inside. Beware, if you have mobility issues (or a stroller like us) the elevator works but it is a little tricky - you have the hold the button until the elevator comes to you. The brewery is located on the second floor and we had our toddler sleeping in a stroller. We couldn't figure out how to get the elevator to work so we carried it up the stairs. Thankfully a nice and very friendly gentleman working for the brewery told us how to make it work for the way down. They make pizzas in house (wood fired) and it smells fantastic. I really enjoyed the buffalo chicken pizza special. Given that they have their own food available for purchase, you cannot bring your own food in. Also, understandably, given the cooking that is happening, no dogs allowed. Now for the on tap selection, that is where I was a little disappointed. It was hard for me to choose because I don't like IPAs. There were non-IPA drinks, but a lot were fruity sounding (w/guava, strawberry lemonade, cranberry/lime, etc.), which I just wasn't feeling on a cool autumn evening. I landed on the Amburlance, an Amber. It wasn't bad but nothing to write home about either. Next time, I'll have to try a flight to try a greater breadth of their beers, but I'll be sure to go back when I'm in the mood for a heavier beer (like a stout/porter) or a fruity beer. read more

You have to break down Five Churches in sections. First since they are a brewery we will discuss the beer. They don't have a bad one yet! So good! Pew Pew is a solid IPA. Probably will be the most consistent flavor/brew they have so far. The place is super cool inside. Lots of space. Great for groups or yourself. The staff is great. Friendly and fast service. We were there on a trivia night and it was a bit busy. Still we felt service was fast! PIZZA! I love that pizza is beginning to be a part of so many of the breweries. Pizza, beer and wings! Well hopefully some brewery will start with wings. I will wait. The pizza is good, reasonably priced and a decent variety. read more