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.

Tried the flight, theirs are five 6 oz. All of the ones I tried I enjoyed. The red ale was my…read morefavorite followed closely by downward dog. Also split a pulled pork flat bread, it wad tasty. Loved their patio and that you can bring well behaved dogs.

We visited Red Wagon Brewing Company on July 4th as they were preparing for a large fireworks…read moredisplay. It was also incredibly warm the day and the bar is open air. There was ample parking and the farm was easy to find. The beer was very refreshing considering the heat. Red Wagon is a unique experience in that you are sitting at a bar with a farmer's market right next to you. They offered typical bar food. My partner ordered a flatbread and it was good. The IPA was good also. The staff were friendly and helpful. You can also walk outside and order ice cream at the ice cream window. It is somewhat of a one stop shop.

We stopped in on July 4th. There were a few people inside and one person in the beer garden. Our…read morevisit was for a beer and bite to eat. The Peach Fuzz IPA was very good. We got a four pack to take home. The Foggy Harbor was good also. The food was typical bar food. While there wasn't an expansive beer selection they were definitely the star of the show. The dining was good size and the seating was a mix of different chairs and tables. They had a cool old drawbridge control station with a live feed of a drawbridge. That added a nice touch to the room. I enjoyed the large windows in the dining room. The staff were nice and helpful. We don't get out that way often, but would stop in if we are in the area.

Loved the cozy vibe. Great place to enjoy a pint with friends. Loved the loaded the loaded hot dogs…read moreand pints of hop water.

Fat Head's Brewery is one of the classic originals from the beginning of craft beer in the USA…read more It's one older cousins loved before I was old enough to drink, I always remembered the fat man on the labels they collected. This place is an experience; this is their main production facility, which also has a huge bar and restaurant space. It's so well planned; sit wherever, order food at one place, beer at another. They have bar seating, big and small tables, high tops, etc. Even with all the variety, it was still pleasantly loud and busy. At the entrance, you can go to the merchandise area, which is big. They have all their canned selections ready and cold to go as well. To the left of the bar is a self-guided tour hallway, where you can see a lot of the brewery and their huge wall of major beer awards from over the decades. We sat at a high top near the bar; the bartender was so efficient with our beers, there were so many to choose from I only wished we could've stayed longer. It's family friendly with games. Prices are super reasonable for the continued quality and arguably strong beer styles. If you're a beer fan, whether new or a veteran, this is a must-visit regional powerhouse. I look forward to visiting again soon.

We've been coming to Fat Head's Brewery & Beer Hall since it first opened, and somehow this is my…read morefirst time leaving a review! We started with the Frickles, crispy pickle chips served with honey mustard and sriracha 1000 island dressing. The sriracha 1000 island is so good that we always ask for an extra side to dip our fries and chips in. I ordered a house salad with the Bumbleberry Poppy Seed dressing, which was fresh and flavorful. My youngest son stuck with his usual favorite, the Smoked Brisket Poutine, which never disappoints. My husband ordered the June special, the 5-OH Burger. This massive burger features an 8-ounce patty topped with ghost pepper cheese, Hawaiian BBQ candied jalapeños, bacon, onion straws, a grilled pineapple ring, and a cream cheese jalapeño popper. The flavor combination was outstanding, and the spice had a delayed kick that sneaks up on you a few seconds after each bite. My oldest son went with the BBQ Burger, loaded with smoky BBQ sauce, cheddar cheese, house bacon, onion straws, pickles, and horsey sauce. Another excellent choice. To wash it all down, my husband enjoyed two beers: the Hazy Headhunter and Hop Thunder from Down Under, both of which he really liked. The food is consistently great, the portions are generous, and the atmosphere is always lively and welcoming. Today we sat outdoors on the large patio. After all these years, Fat Head's continues to be one of our family's favorite places to eat. Highly recommended!

Always a pleasure! 85 characters is quite a…read morefew..................... Great food! Great service! Great drinks! Great atmosphere!

We visited the Brewery and pub for the first time for the AYCE crab legs. Let me tell you they were…read moresome of the best we have ever had. Our server Kiera was absolutely adorable and provided top notch service all night. Most places make you wait forever for refills on the crab legs....but definitely not at the Blue Heron. I was disappointed they were out of the IPA Hazy wife Hazy life but the did have a 4 pack I was able to take home for only $16.I have paid literally twice that at other breweries. I definitely cannot say enough about this place we have been there for other functions like their Brewers Christmas beer fest and the best New Year's Eve party we've ever been to in their grand ballroom. I hope they have both again this year. The ambiance of the grand ballroom is just spectacular.

We loved our brief visit here, and the only negative I can say is we didn't have enough time to…read morestay and drink more beer! Next time, we must visit longer. Noble Beast is a great brewery in downtown Cleveland. This one felt more like warehouse breweries all over, but with its own urban jungle vibe of vines growing down from every skylight. Their beer is great quality, which is easy to see by all the awards they have displayed behind the bar akin to high school championship banners. The place was packed, but the bartenders were so nice, even chatting a while about the place. They have seating inside with picnic tables, small tables and chairs, and standing room around the bar and on the back small porch. Just based on our visit for one beer each, I look forward to returning sometime soon!

Cleveland seems to have a fair amount of local craft brewers. I was very happy with my meal, the…read moretasty beers and the service. The chicken sandwich was alright, and I enjoyed the signature Bohemian Pilsner and a nice hazy IPA. Low tables, hi-tops and bar seating aplenty. 10/10 would return!

The Phoenix Brewing Co. is a brewery that I did not have on my list to try but with the fiery bird…read morerepresenting so noticeablely on the front and my fondness for the creature making this a stop for a beer and a possible swag purchase opportunity was to great to resist. The beer that Steve and I had was the Red Band which is a lager which I enjoy the majority of the time. Flavors to find with hopefully fun involved are malty, sweet (a natural sweetness probably from the flaked corn involved), hoppy, crisp and clean in the finish. Typical for this beer type it was light bodied also. Swag was indeed purchased here as I knew the likelihood of this happening was high and I got a very nifty t-shirt from the transaction.

There are lots of regulars. Lots of great beers in a variety of styles. Stouts are the best!…read moreThere's a patio and inside seating. I haven't checked it out, but an upstairs too. The flight boards are shaped like caskets, a previous use of the building in years past.

I love chicken paprikash and theirs might be the best I've ever had! Rich, hearty and served over…read morefresh spaetzl. The plate was as beautiful as it was delicious. They offer a large variety of beers. Our server was very knowledgeable and offered great recs. I wish I could remember the name of my beer, but I do remember that I really liked it. While the paprikash was the star of the day, I have to share how tasty the Loaded Lángos were... Wow! These were a total surprise. Packed with flavor and texture and color. I wish they were closer, I'd be there weekly.

The primary reason why people come in is typically for the quality of food and beer. Unfortunately,…read moreover the last couple years it seems like the price of food has gone way up and quality of service has diminished. It took easily 4-5min to put in a drink order, we repeated our order multiple times, food came out wrong and after spending $115 for 4 people. We had boxed food that we left and unfortunately realized shortly after leaving the parking lot. It took 3 calls to the host desk to try and let them know not to throw our food out, the third call went through and they had already thrown the food out. Beer is great, food is great but to pay 3% on top of your bill for upkeep fees + a 15-20% tip is simply unreal. Just bummed because this place used to be a top choice. Not so much.

We hadn't been to Ignite Brewing Company in a couple of years, and I forgot how good their beer is…read more Their Mountain High Hazy IPA is seriously one of my favorite hazy IPAs I've ever had. We also went during their luau event and tried the Hawaiian Punch, which was really good too. They often have live music and food trucks, which makes it a fun place to hang out. The patio is large with plenty of seating, and even when it's busy, they do a great job serving people quickly. Everything is clean, the atmosphere is laid back with a simple aesthetic, and it's just an all-around great place to spend an afternoon or evening. We'll definitely be back.

Got put up in town for a work project and decided to catch a break one evening and check out the…read morelocal Brewery. Loved the atmosphere of the place with plenty of indoor and outdoor (patio) seating and the ladies behind the bar were fantastic with great service! Don't remember the draft I had but it was definitely tasty, I believe it was one of their IPAs (which will most likely always be the case with me ha) - is Ohio not the craft beer capital yet?!