The Taproom bar has a cozy historic, small town feel. We sat up at the bar. The bartender, our…read moreserver, was friendly and attentive. She checked on us several times. Food comes out super quick. The fish taco and crawfish taco were excellent with a spicy kick from either the aioli or pickled onions. The cod tasted fresh and I liked the breading. I'd order these again, hands down. My husband had his hand breaded tenderloin with fries. He loved the brioche roll and the generous pork patty was tender. He would have like a bit of seasoning in the breading. The fries are perfectly crispy and delicious. We found free street parking nearby.

Seems like a little hole in the wall place, we stumbled upon it walking down main street. Staff was…read moresuper friendly, lots of variety on the menu, okay ambiance (bar vibes). We enjoyed the food! My Greek wrap was delicious, the pesto sandwich had little to no pesto though, a bummer. We loved the southwest salad!

We had lots of fun here with friends watching the a game, and listening to the band…read more Beer is great, we really like the fruit flavored and pumpkin beers. The fruited flavors are blond beers, and not those nasty tart beers. Our food selection of pretzels bits and crab Rangoon were delicious too. Get an order of their ranch sauce, it's good on anything. Food was ready in less than ten minutes after ordering, staff is nice. They have daily/weekly events.

Loved the selection of beers that they had! The beer tender allowed me to try a few (I'm super…read moreindecisive) and honestly there wasn't one beer that I tried that I wouldn't order. I did half a glass of the 2-a-days lemon IPA (this beer is sooo refreshing & perfect for the summer) and I had the rest of the glass of the Mangonero IPA which has just a tiny kick of spice that adds a nice flavor without overdoing it. The Morning Workout Coffee Stout was also sooo good!! They have a nice little courtyard if you want to hang outside, games, and a small kitchen (we didn't get food as the kitchen was closed). Overall, I would recommend & wish I was closer because the beer was

We tried a couple glasses of wine and were very impressed! Both the sweet and dry wine we got…read morewere fantastic! The charcuterie board was very tasty and we loved the dragon cheese (I forget the full name of it lol). We liked the other two cheeses as well, especially when one of them warmed to room tamp. The bread was good and the salami was very tasty. I liked the spicy one the most! The atmosphere was super nice and tavern like, I know they have live music which is cool. There was even things to keep our toddler busy and I loved the section with the church pews that allowed us to keep him in a someone controlled area.

The man working was very rude. Didn't even taste any wine. The one wine we wanted to taste he said…read morethat's not the one you want. So we just left.

I know the cost of everything has gone up, but whew- this is one of the priciest breweries in…read moreKentuckiana! Even worse- no prices listed, so you either have to ask or just wait until you get the bill. For those of us on a budget, it meant we were one and done. We had planned on staying & having two each until the $19 bill for two beers. I doubt we'll be back.

Great selection of hoppy brews in a very cool venue. Great service as well. I would like to go backread more

Want a fantastic old fashion or pour of a rare (and delicious) bourbon?…read more Go here. Do not pass go, and get your $200 ready because if you enjoying trying new bourbons, you will want to go here and try EVERYRHING. Mad props to the Bartender for an innovative The Colonel Old Fashion. I never once felt awkward here - in fact, the regulars were super welcoming (it felt a bit like a bourbon twist on Cheers). This place is quaint and fun with a speakeasy ambiance and a selection of spirits that will make any Bourbon lover drool

What a cool place. Excellent selection of Bourbon, Rye, whisky , Scotch. Small place but fun…read moreconversation with the folks here. Larry and Tom man the bar and their prices are excellent. Blantons is $12 for a pour.

Atrium is a great meeting place. We enjoy the atmosphere, service and the varied selection of brews…read moreon tap. There is no food menu, but we have ordered delivery there from local vendors. This is still one of my favs in town.

Stopped by Atrium Brewery in Norton Commons and had a solid experience. The location is really nice…read moreand easy to get to, which makes it a great spot to hang out. I liked that they have TVs upstairs, gives you a good place to catch a game or just relax for a bit. The space is a little on the smaller side, so it can get crowded pretty quickly, especially during busier times. That said, the overall vibe is still good and the crowd adds some energy. Drinks were reasonably priced too, I paid $6 for a pint which felt fair. Overall a great place to stop in for a drink, just be ready for a tighter space when it fills up.

Nice selection of beers, wine and hard ciders. Also sell nice t-shirts and hoodies with their logo…read moreon it. Lots of space for people to sit. Only one suggestion, babies and children DO NOT belong in bars, breweries and pubs!!

I try a lot of different beers and had a question about the hops. The bar tender was very short and…read morenot friendly, got very defensive when I asked about the bio engineered hops they used in an IPA they had on tap. This kid acted like a snotty spoiled brat, I would not come back just because of his attitude and poor service. He truly did not want to be here. It was on a Thursday night June 13th.

Small town store, BUT I found a dusty bottle of bourbon, I have been searching for over the past…read moresix months. Indiana made whiskey are on the shelf. If your in the area it is worth the stop to see what treasures may be on the shelf.

Excellent bourbon and craft beer selection for a small town. Look behind the counter up top. You…read moremight also ask nicely for your favorite allocated brand. It might be hidden

My trip here was short, but overall had a good experience. My coworkers and I were in town for a…read moreretreat, and had some free time, so we checked out the grounds and grabbed a drink. The area was well maintained, and had a nice outdoor space to sit. We all ordered one drink each- with the price of how expensive the drinks were, it was hard to have multiple. I will say- I am not a craft guy, nor a whisky guy, but was along for the ride. I had a Bahama mama cocktail- it was strong, but not overpowering. Would try again in the future when returning for food and possibly a tour. Overall, drinks and the ground were great, but the price of the cocktail kept me from staying too long.

We went on the basic tour, it is a bright new facility, in a scenic area. Tour guide was very…read moreknowledgeable. They have many tour options. Our tour included basic bourbon making, and a tasting in the distilling area. Full bar with signature cocktails, if you're going in town to big woods you might find the same cocktails at a lower price?! Our favorite was the sweat mash bourbon. They are planning on having some bourbon aged in white oak barrels from wood harvested from the distillery grounds. Pro tip if you are the first tour of the day, the visitor center did not open before the "start" time of the tour.