Fun place in downtown Xenia. This place is right on the bike trail. Not sure which one since they…read moreall connect. They offer their own brews and guest brews. Service is very good. Love the atmosphere. Sunday they have folks in playing string instruments.... Guitars, fiddles, anything that has a string and they play some really good bluegrass tunes. Parking n the street.

Beer me! This is a…read moremicro- brewery (no food) that serves a very nice selection of house made beers. I had the Two Hops this Time. It's a pale ale with citrusy Amarillo hops added in. Nice! My SO had the Nitro Dankle. This is a Dunkel beer with nitrogen as the fizzing agent. Very nice beer on the darker side. Yup, I'll be back.

If you're debating whether or not you should give Bellbrook Brewing a try, the answer is yes! The…read moreinside has a great layout, with several different seating areas including a secluded upstairs area deemed "the Loft" which is great for larger parties. They also have TV's spread throughout. The tap list features several bold, flavorful brews. They have a Peanut Butter & Jelly-flavored beer called "Friends Forever" that tasted so much like the real thing I was scratching my head at how they were able to get the taste in liquid form. They also make an Oreo cookie flavored stout, and Peach Cobbler inspired sour. There is no kitchen, but they do have food trucks most Friday and Saturday nights. In addition, they allow you to bring outside food and there are a couple spots nearby for takeout.

I prefer craft beers on the low end of the IBU scale (brown ales, German-style pils, Marzen, lagers…read moreexcept Mexican lime crap), and the first time I was here there was literally nothing on the 10-beer tap list for me. The ale I tried was too bitter. But tonight I had a wonderful Helles lager, (Transcend) among my favorites! We grabbed awesome stromboli and calzone from Veli's next door and enjoyed a terrific meal with terrific beers. My husband really liked his Luminosity, a double dry-hopped New England IPA. Looking forward to another Helles, or maybe even their New Zealand pilsner next time. Can't have 2 tonight, it's a 'school night.'

All beers served here are brewed right there in the back…read more Our non-profit org (Centerville Education Foundation) hosted an event here, and it was wonderful. It's a great little venue for about 40 people. They allowed us to bring in our own food, and also allowed us to project content onto their many TV screens. Nick, the owner, as well as the other people who work here are all super friendly. There is a lot of aviation-related knick-knacks and trivia hiding in this place, and Nick will be sure to talk your ear off about them if you ask. The only downside is the location, which is in a dying strip mall in Centerville. But the interior is beautiful.

No food available here but you can bring it in. Beer was only okay, had maybe 8 kinds available…read more Trivia night was fun and employees were great.

This is a really fine brewery. Very good beers. The Peanut Porter is really good. Their Good…read moreMorning coffee cream ale was good. Good place to bring the kids as there is lots of room in the lawn area next to the patio in the back. Currently there is road work from the Rt 35 side entrance. Just a couple of minutes extra to approach from the other side. Parking on site. Good place to hang and watch a game.

Always love coming here. The craft beers are varied and off the hook! Been coming here since the…read moreopened. Really loved this visit as there was a super great band and there were so many folks on the lawn with kids and dogs. Fabulous. This is a not-so-hidden gem in the area! Check it out. See you soon!

We enjoyed our visit while passing through the area so much, we came back a second day and left…read morewishing we were locals. Our favorite brew was the Old Mill Stout Twisted with Grog, and it paired amazing with the peanut butter chocolate pretzel by Eric's Pretzels. We wished we could take a sixer or four with us, and a dozen or so pretzels, they were that great! The bartenders and patrons were so friendly and helpful with sight seeing and restaurant ideas, and the cigar night was a smoky blast. The bathrooms were pristine, although we were there quite early. We like the early crowds, everybody knew names, ya know?

I was really underwhelmed here. I came to check it out and get one of the final stamps on my Dayton…read moreAle Trail. It was a nice evening so all the doors were open. Inside they had trivia going on, which was super loud for the small space. Outside a bunch of people were smoking. We tried to sit outside in the corner but it wasnt great. The atmosphere overall is very rustic. Our beertender was friendly. The beer I had was just ok and not very cold. There are plenty of places to park for free nearby.

Eudora has a great selection of unique brews, great cocktail options, and their food is really good…read moretoo. I love that they host different types of events (bingo, trivia, etc.).. The outdoor patio is also really great when the weather is nice.

We've driven by this establishment a few times over the years and the lovely mrs stated she was…read morehungry so we decided to stop in and check it out. Having never been we had no idea what to expect. We found out that you order food at the counter to the left as you walk in. Grabbed a menu, checked it out and decided on cheese curds and a walnut salad to share. Then off to the bar to order beverages. Hard cider and a Diet Coke. The cider I was not a fan of so lucky I had the Diet Coke as a backup. Food showed up shortly after. The salad and curds were both delicious but mercy, they were kind of expensive... it was a chilly day but would guess this place is packed when it's super nice out. The interior decorating is kind of a little all over but it's super nice. Well laid out once you get how it all works. The chill area, the pool table & it seems like they have games/stuff for kids.

We went on a quiet Sunday, and the bar tender was nice. The inside and outside both look awesome!…read moreGreat reuse of the space. Tasty beers!

Mothers used to be my "go to" brewery, but things have changed there. Met a friend there yesterday…read moreand checked draft beer menu and only two of their own brews offered and one was a porter. The selection used to be 6 or 7 brews... now 1-3 if that. We decided to leave and drove to a newer brewery 15 minutes away with a greater draft selection of 7-8 of their own brews. Come on MS, you can do better!

Disappointed. I walked in at 7:45 and got a beer then walked over to the window to order and the…read morekitchen was closed. I came back the next day because I still wanted a smash burger and everything was great.

Fun family vibe with a dart board (plastic darts) and a couple of video machines with a long list…read moreof beer options and plenty of seating. I got here during a lull and found a six-top in a corner. I ordered a pint of their Fly Light and a basket of "spicy" pork rinds. The beer was excellent, the pork rinds disappeared which clearly means they were tasty. It's a really nice spot. It's very "warehouse" with high ceilings, exposed concrete and cinder block. The big open space makes the noise more muted than it might have been in a smaller space. I enjoyed my time and I might have stayed longer if there was a seat with a power outlet at a table rather than at the bar. [Review 776 of 2026 - 308 in Ohio - 25957 overall]