It was snowing, rainy, and cold, so I was excited to finally make it here! At first I thought I had…read morea broken GPS. I was in the middle of a park! But then I spotted the brewery! I loved the atmosphere! It felt like you were in a campground or park. Very rustic. They did a great job with the space they had. They had a great beer selection. They didn't serve food but had snacks to choose from! Definitely come and check this out.

Excellent quality coffee, but the double espresso I ordered was extremely over extracted and tasted…read morevery sour. I think their grind may be too fine. The espresso had absolutely no crema.

This place was a nice combo of craft beer and food…read more We had the flat bread Margherita Pizza for an appetizer and it was spectacular. For dinner my Niece ordered chicken nachos and I ordered the wings. My only complaint is they delivered her nachos right away and she was completely done with them before my wings came. It would've been nice to have had both of them delivered together since they were our dinner. Her chicken nachos were okay nothing that great. The same for my wings. Next time we will try a regular Pizza as I think that is their specialty as they make the dough fresh each day and we could taste that in our appetizer. The service and staff were great and attentive.

This has quickly become our favorite place for pizza and beer! The food is always fantastic. While…read moreI usually stick to the Hawaiian pizza, the sandwiches are also great and the breadsticks are the best! The beer is always great. My husband and I have totally opposite taste in beers, and there's always something for both of us. The owners and the rest of the staff are super friendly and always willing to listen to feedback.

All right, this place does beer! I travel all over and this areas breweries suck.... Except this…read moreone so far. The mocha Java stout is a 10, red fox an 8, marshmallow stout is a solid 7, spicy bison is exactly what it promised to be at a 9 , Hanna banana peanut butter porter is a 9. My only knock is the IPAs don't quite deliver the IBU a great place like this would be expected to deliver. They have free popcorn too while you enjoy a beverage!

I just ordered a salad, but it was a fancy salad and it was soooo delicious! Love the ambiance!…read morePrices are a little high though.

Great space and ambiance. Open windows and lots of seating…read more Love that it's women owned. So many beer options. I got a flight and they were all good. So many different and unique ones. There was band playing that I enjoyed. Also they have board games to play. Didn't try the food but we will definitely be back to try more beer and food.

Can be a 5, but operating about a 3.7. Feels very transactional…read more Bathroom: *** (clean) Quality: **** Quantity: ***** Consistency: * (depends on who's working) Selection(s): limited food/many drink options Presentation: **** (well platted) Service: *** (depends on how busy/who is servicing) Price: $$ (Affordable) Ambiance: (Loud/Casual when Busy) Events: They participate in community events, not sure if they have specific events, but they do have an app Attitude: (They have a good spirit, if you get to engage with them) Outside: yes Brunch: No Happy Hour (Specials): food, drink specials (Couldn't find times) just said food specials 15$ on a poster Closed: Unknown Ease of Menu/Details: * (Very Difficult due to being on a wall and random posters for info) Digital Table ordering: Available Overall: Good energy, service could use a little polishing. It's a single sided service approach causes an interaction disconnect that, meanwhile believes in supporting so many things, lacks on customer experience, service and engagement. I'll start with the pros: they have a quick food, quality, menu that supplements their large selection of brews. The only place that has pretty good Meades. The girls here work diligently, they're very approachable, (some) don't know much about the details of the items however they're quick to find them. They're always smiling and even when it's busy, they are very task oriented. That being said, I appreciate the establishment, its aura, and its local support for community and small business. Rosie, and the former police officer, as well as the day shift, and kitchen staff are all great people and seem to enjoy giving service with a smile and are so nice, when you can get to engage with them. Now, the quirks. The menu is on the wall, if you're sitting at the bar, or outside, and your phone is dead, you have to walk up to the bar and then walk the 15 feet wall, around customers to be able to see what's available. It's very cluttered, random and hard to navigate, especially the non-beer options on random sized/font posters. You have to advocate yourself for service, walk up to the bar, because otherwise you might not get attentive service. I waited 15mins between them conversing with other patrons to get a drink. It's very hands-off which, a lot of places are inline with this digital/QR table ordering and walk up service since Covid. However, the feel this place gives: mostly engaging, service with a smile but is inconsistent, giving mixed results on exactly how to take to this place with each person giving a different customer service experience. So, you can see from the photos it's very much walk up service. Which can be difficult for some who have disabilities, sit outside, and other factors and isn't really clear with the layout and expectations it sets with its environment. I've came in several times and have had prompt service at the bar, but on this night, even not busy, was like pulling teeth just to get any follow up/help, silverware and drink refills. I sit at the bar to be able to discuss special needs of food restrictions, etc. but, if it's too busy I probably wouldn't stop in due to having to walk up to the bar to address each need/order and I'm not a fan of table/digital ordering due to food restrictions and menu ordering on digital platforms that are clumsy at times leading to confusion or wrong orders/bill splitting etc. Sometimes food is made well, well portioned, sometimes it seems like they ran out of food and found bits at the bottom of a portion to affix to an order. I've had to ask for plates, napkins and silverware each time I've came here. Should be consistent when bringing food. All and all, I WANT to like this place. It has potential, it supports women forward, small business, local, and service animals. All the things I appreciate and love. They are clean, from the sound of overhearing they have a great membership club (still don't no anything about it), I'll have to wonder away from the bar to read the posters posted around to see if I can get more info. Rosie, who was explaining to to a customer next to me, was very diligent, helpful and engaged with customers very well but, was also stuck to the bar area waiting for people to approach so, its very one sided experience. Being short staffed sucks, it is a today issue. This place really tries, they're strong, female forward and driven. I will continue to try and come back, hopefully this review isn't to harsh, not meant to be, we only know what we know and hopefully this helps shed light in a space others can understand and maybe help. Keep up the hard work and I will keep returning. A similar place is Batch Brewing with the same format that executes this method perfectly. So, it's doable.

This is an awesome looking space. Able to open the doors n windows to make it more open space…read more Maybe in Austin. This is Ohio and the weather here 7-8 months out of the year are not a open your windows type of deal. I like beer. I drink beer if Im going to drink most times out. I tried a flight here of 4 of their beers and did not find one that was good. For me. As my man was enjoying the atmosphere I even resorted to getting a glass of wine so we could hang for a bit. Service was just ok. They do have food trucks time to time. None when we were there. I can just imagine how cold it is in here in fall/winter with warehouse type spot atmosphere. Glad I checked it out but don't see any reason to return for me.

Stopped in with some friends a couple weeks ago and sadly it was not the vibe. Plenty of space…read morewhich is good but the drinks felt flat and the chairs were uncomfortable and cheap. Some upgrades in this area would make it a lot better.

My husband and I decided to try this place and we went on a Saturday afternoon. There was only one…read moregroup of people there besides us. We each got a flight of wine, white for me and red for him. Some of the wine we tried was "drinkable" but I would not go so far as to say it was good. Unfortunately the rose' was not drinkable and actually tasted off, as if it had turned or spoiled. I brought this to the attention of the woman working there, and instead of offering to open a new bottle for us to try, she insisted that that's "how it tastes" and said that the color was supposed to be brown. Poor customer service in my opinion. On a positive note, the interior was nice, with plenty of seating. Unfortunately we won't be returning.

We decided to do a tagabrew trail in Ohio to add to our collection. If you go on their website they…read morehave a full list of breweries that participate. This was off the beaten path and a bit of a drive but the place was pretty cute. Apparently they have done some renovations and have a very large area that was added to the building. We chose to sit out back as we were told there was out door seating. They need to work on that a bit if they are going to claim that. The picnic tables weren't covered, the area was mushy and it smelled like a farm. Inside was pretty cute though. We decided to share a flight of wine instead of beer as this was a vineyard as well as a brewery. We weren't fans. The wine tasted like cough medicine and I feel terrible saying that. We may come back to try the beer but we will see...

Love this place - very comfortable, great beer and food, and the owners are the best people you'll…read moreever meet. We tend to stop here daily when in town - definitely a gem!

Lovely little place. A fun way to spend the afternoon. We tried the tasting. So many samples and…read morea variety of flavors. After sampling we had the strawberry slushie and the mulled wine. Both were great. The staff are super friendly and the owner is super nice and helpful. Highly recommended and definitely will be back

Passing thru on our way to PA and we are super glad we found this amazing place! Fantastic beers,…read moreblueberry wine, delicious homemade foods and carrot cake! AND the nicest bartender we've met yet! Prices are great, you absolutely must stop in here I guarantee you will love it!

They are closed and there is a Mexican restaurant there now called Casa Del Rey. They have great…read morefood and service.

Went for a ride down the Maumee to Grand Rapids and decided to stop for lunch. We wanted something…read morewe had never tried so we picked Wild Side Brewing, on main street. Upon entering you're in a comfortable pub/bar with comfortable and welcoming atmosphere. We were greeted quickly and seated ourselves. The menu was small but interesting, several grinders, salads and pizza are on offer. We didn't drink so we can't comment on the beer selection, but I saw another patron with a beef flight. I ordered the Havana Dipper : a Cuban type sandwich with chicken, ham red peppers served with a spicy mustard aioli dip.. it was FANTASTIC, one of the best sandwiches I have ever had.. Recommend 100%.. my wife had the Mediterranean Salad, she loved it nut would suggest some Feta cheese and less olives, but she says it was very tasty. We plan on coming back soon

My husband and I stopped in on a Friday night. They had a decent crowd and an acoustic group…read moreplaying, so we were excited to check the place out. The atmosphere definitely had potential. Then came the food. My husband started with the $16 wings. For $16, I was expecting some pretty impressive wings. Instead, they were tiny and honestly looked like they had taken a quick detour through a gas station hot case before arriving at our table. Definitely not what I expected for the price. We ordered a 14-inch Italian pizza on thin crust, and to be fair, the pizza was good. Was it $26 good? That's debatable. Especially since there are NO PRICES on the menu. When the bill came, it showed $15 for the thin-crust pizza and then another $11 charge for "Italian." Apparently toppings come with a plot twist. It would be nice to know you're ordering a $26 pizza before you eat it. The building itself could also use some love. The outside facade is begging for a date with a power washer, and the inside could definitely benefit from a good deep cleaning. There was noticeable dust and cobwebs, and nearly every table around us had napkins shoved underneath the legs to keep them from wobbling. At some point, the napkins deserve to be put back on the tables and the tables deserve to be fixed. Overall, it feels like this was probably a really cool place once and still has the bones to be one. The live music was enjoyable, the pizza tasted good, and there was a nice crowd. But when you're charging $16 for tiny wings and $26 for a 14-inch pizza, the food, cleanliness, maintenance, and transparency with pricing need to match. A power washer, a deep clean, a screwdriver, and some prices on the menu would go a long way.

Bowling Green Beer Works is a bit hard to find, and I suspect that the owners and regulars like it…read morethat way. The environment is very comfortable and laid back. Diverse and friendly crowd; when I was there, my drinking buddies were a family fresh out of church, a couple of broskis from the school, and a couple of black Hipster chicks also from BGSU (I honestly thought, for just a second, that the one girl was Zazie Beetz). I liked the vibe. In addition, two dogs, with their people, were also in the building; be sure that you don't step on a lying dog's tail while you're in here. Good music. Beer: 12 beers on tap. Great selection. There should be something for any palate. I would say, however, that if stouts and porters are your thing, you may be disappointed...at least at this time...the closest thing is BG's Big Brown. This is a smooth American Brown Ale. All in all, I tried 6 of their 12 beers and I liked every one. Hop heads may be disappointed as their hoppiest IPA tops out at 76 IBUs (if that). I normally hate wheat beer that's contaminated with fruit flavors, but BGBWs strawberry mango wheat was really good. No food is available, but you can bring food from anywhere, or you can have it delivered. Great place. 5 stars.

We were on a mission to gather as many tagabrews as we could from Ohio on this day. This resulted…read morein many stops and many beers. This place was unique in that it had these great roll up doors so you could be outside but in. It was a gorgeous 75 and sunny day in Ohio. No rain today. So sitting outside makes this girl happy. This location was full of fun locals! He ordered a flight and I stuck to an Amber. They have food trucks on specific days and times here and the food looks aka smells delicious! The atmosphere was welcoming. The beer was smoothe and cold. My memory starts getting fuzzy around now. But this was a very fun place! Check it out!