We stopped in after visiting family at Purdue and had a nice time. We didn't try the food but the…read morepizzas and breadsticks looked and smelled phenomenal. We will have to come back again with empty stomachs. The bartender was really good to talk to and had lots of great suggestions. My favorite was their sour. It was fruity and smooth - not at all too sour or overwhelming. They also had a really tasty jalapeño cream ale. Nice and roasted jalapeño flavor without all the spice up front. There was a lot of regulars there and we were all watching sports and hanging out. It looks like they have lots of events throughout each month if you need something to do this winter! Also dogs are allowed on the patio when it's nicer out.

The mascot for the place is so adorable it makes you want to come in a Boston Terrier and who…read moredoesn't love a cute dog. It's good in size but not overwhelming, the beer selection contains a lot of IPA's but still a good selection of beer to choose from. The server was happy to explain the beers in detail.

We were traveling through the area and thought it was a brewery, but it's really a tap room of some…read morecentral Indiana breweries! Amazing space!!

Honestly, 10/10. Cute little brewery we've driven past a couple times while on vacation and decided…read moreto stop in. Good drinks. Good bartenders. Clean bathroom. What more could a girl want. Special bonus for having metazoa beers cheaper than what I could get at metazoa. Sure it was a can instead of draft but that's still a HUGE WIN.

We recently headed to Indianapolis from Milwaukee for a weekend getaway. On the way, we stopped at…read morePeople's Brewing for some lunch. What a nice place to discover. The staff was super nice and the we really liked the vibe -- it had a nice, diverse clientele and was all around chill. We had a couple beers and food. The beer was good but the food really stood out. We got an excellent flatbread as well as a hummus platter. Great all around. This is the kind of place I wish was close to where we live -- cool venue, cool people, and good food and beer. Happy we found it on our journey!

The food is good and the BLT was delicious!! The service is spotty unless you sit at the bar. Which…read moreI am unable to do if I take my daughter to lunch. The place always seems pretty empty but I have only ever gone on a weekday afternoon or evening. For a brewery the beer is not very good, some weird combos and the only good IPA has a super high alcohol content. I will go for the food but definitely not stick around for a beer.

What a great place. Very nice outdoor seating. Excellent selection on menu. Burgers are thick and…read morejuicy. Onion rings are very good. Fish sandwich also very good. And great service.

Smoked kielbasa as an appetizer on the menu? Heck yeah, I'm here for it. And you know what? The…read moresmoked kielbasa was even better than I was hoping it would be. It came with three different sauces: beer-infused mustard, tangy barbecue and creamy horseradish. I could have just sat here and ate charred pork and drank beer and I would have been happy. We also got a Caesar salad, which was OK but would have been a bit better if it came dressed -- the dressing came on the side. The wedge salad was good but was less of a wedge and more of a regular salad. Fenwick Farms has a kids menu, which features things like cheeseburgers, buttered noodles, chicken strips and other kid-friendly foods. Each kids meal comes with a side and a dessert (ice cream sundae), although we didn't get our ice cream, but it was fine because my kids didn't need anymore sugar that day. Speaking of kids: They have free arcade games to play! My kids played Pac-Man and NBA Jam while we waited for our food. The Fenwick Farms Brewing Co. beer is made right here at the brewery, and this is the first and only craft brewery in Rensselaer. They have 30 different beers on tap (most their own, some guest beers), and they offer flights. Indiana knows how to do craft beer, and FFBC is another great example of great beer.

If I could give negative stars, I wouldn't hesitate--I'd be digging for a minus-five option…read more Last night at 1056 Brewery started off exactly how you hope a night out with friends goes--great company, lots of laughs, even a little bingo thrown in for fun. Unfortunately, that perfect evening didn't just take a turn... it drove straight off a cliff. Seven of us ordered appetizers and full meals, and everything hit the table looking and tasting great--except for one unfortunate burger that was so thoroughly charred it could've doubled as a hockey puck. Our friend tried to power through it (because who wants to complain?), but eventually realized it just wasn't edible. They politely asked if it could be remade or replaced. Simple enough, right? Wrong. About 20 minutes later--after everyone else had finished eating--we weren't met with a replacement, but with what I can only assume was the owner, who approached with an accusatory tone that immediately made the entire table uncomfortable. Instead of resolving the issue quietly, she marched back from the kitchen holding the same burnt burger and presented it like courtroom evidence, as if we were on trial for daring to send it back. At that point, we were all sitting there in disbelief. Was this really happening? Then came the comment: essentially suggesting that next time, we should say something before eating most of it--despite the fact that our group had spent plenty on food and drinks and clearly wasn't angling for a free burger. The implication alone was enough to sour the entire experience. To "fix" things, she offered to comp the burger (which we had already declined) and, as we were leaving, handed over a $20 gift card--as if that could somehow erase the awkwardness, embarrassment, and frankly rude treatment we had just experienced. It couldn't. What should have been a minor kitchen mistake turned into a bizarre and uncomfortable scene, all because of how it was handled. Mistakes happen--burnt burgers happen--but treating paying customers like they're trying to pull one over on you? That's a choice. It's a real shame, because the night had been so enjoyable up until that moment. But after witnessing that level of unprofessional and unpleasant behavior, it's hard to imagine returning. Do better. Seriously.

Such a great place and brewery. Very good and nice ambiance, smooth and good beers, nice selection…read moreof wine and nice menu for food. A definite spot to stop. And, they are a Harvest Host for all us RVers out there. And, we are huge Harry Potter fans. We would recommend and absolutely go back.

You get what you pay for. It is an excellent pizza pub for the whole family. You can get shirts…read morewith the restaurant logo, and can take home a growler of locally brewed beer for later. This isn't standard Pizza hut / Dominos affair, this is Sicilian style crust with "Leoparding" on the crust, a trademark of Scilican style pizza with neat scientific names such as the "Manhattan Project" "Nikola Tesla" etc. You get quality over quantity here. The staff is Friendly and treat you like family. The ambience is like a science lab with science decor and a periodic table of elements near the back of the restaurant.

Pretty cool, unique brewery. Bartender was very helpful. One of our pizzas wasn't exactly what we…read moreordered but a group of guys post golfing didn't mind. Pretty decent prices too.

Wow I love this place! Half hidden city brewery, fun bar area, and they do it right! Glad to have a…read morereplacement for my dearly departed Escape Velocity who has gone up to that big vat in the sky leaving me with only Teays River for hearty dark stouts. But hey, enter Knapptronix and their wiley ways with sours, oh bless me! I've sampled most of the menu the past months now, eager for their winter stuff, can happily say it's all good. Rich, creamy, enticing on all sorts of flavors, and we have had excellent service too. Alas no foods but thankfully Revolution BBQ, Lafayette Brewing company, and a many other top notch option are on this main downtown drag. It is too easy for me to give a ten for anyplace service a quality spur yet they do more than one here! Come try everything and get a growler or two, I have and definitely will again.

Stopped in this weekend for the first time and had a nice time. The beer was very good for such a…read morequaint brewery and the bartender (Kailyn) was so friendly. As we are new to the area, Kailyn was helpful in providing recommendations in the area and told us about various events hosted downtown. Excited to visit again and try new brews on their rotating taps.

So the beer here is really good. They are constantly changing it up too so you get to try a lot of…read morekinds of you come here enough. They have free popcorn too. Worst part is that it is tiny. There is barely enough room to get the tables and stools in, not to mention people. Luckily, the good beer outweighs the lack of space. Maybe they will get a bigger place someday. They need it considering the popularity of their establishment.

Four Fathers is a hole in the wall that you might drive by several times and not notice. Eagle eyes…read moreserved well today. The interior is a shoe box with a few bar seat style tables and a half door opening where you order. A complimentary popcorn machine is set up by the tables. On tap are only a half dozen beers but that's fine by me. When you run across a joint this size you want to see them concentrate on a small selection and get them right. I had the pleasure of a couple free pours today, Abolition and British Ugly. Abolition, a robust porter, warmed my heart...so I bought a growler to go. British Ugly, a mild English ale, was nearly as good. If I had the time I would have done it the right way and ordered a flight, but we had other fish to fry. I enjoyed their small/local approach. If you find yourself in this neck of the woods do yourself a solid and pay these fathers a visit. Cheers!

Good food very nice looking place, we had pizza and was very good craft beer was a plus!read more

Brewery #281 This…read moreplace understands me, it get's me, I'm partially convinced they tapped my brain or my metaverse and said "Let's make a place that caters to this guy, Da Gabe aka Mike Honcho" Bad Dad has taken dad jokes and made a brewery. Beers named 'Socks and Sandals, Pull My Finger, I'll Turn this Car Around' and many more. Their tin tacker is of a slightly obese dad in an undersized sleeveless shirt, headband and white New Balance sneakers riding a beer can. Perfection. Genius! While their humor got me in the door, their pizza and beer will get me to come back. I got my standard flight with I'll Turn This Car Around (Hazy IPA), Kiss the Cook (DIPA), Snooze Button (Imperial Stout) and a Tapestry of Obscenity (IPA). All were really great but The Snooze Button was my favorite of the bunch. We also got a couple of pizzas. A Detroit style called Motown with thick pepperoni, hot honey, and basil which was very tasty and a Margherita pizza that was solid. My only issue was they were out of stickers for my man cave wall but that's just all the reason to go back next time I visit my parents in Indiana.

We stopped in on a whim and were glad we did. The beer was outstanding--so much so that we left…read morewith a four-pack and a growler. We live in the Indianapolis area, so it's not the easiest place for us to visit regularly, but whenever we're in the West Lafayette area, we'll definitely stop by for a pint or, at the very least, a growler to go. Do yourself a favor and check this place out. Grab a pint--you'll be glad you did!

Although there is no food served here there are food options near by that you are welcome to bring…read morein. They have a vast selection of their own brews plus canned guest brews, ciders and wine options. The bar is big and tv's were playing to watch sports. Service was friendly. Good place for drinks and conversation.