With highish hopes, we came here on a Thursday night for a late dinner & good beer. It's located in…read morean industrial area across from the train tracks on a long one-way street. That is, if you pass it or don't find parking out front, you'll have to circle the solar system to get back to it. Once there, the place was cool, not too busy, with a touch of accidental hipster separated in 2: the brewery part near the entrance with picnic tables in a courtyard & the dining part inside playing a variety of American oldies & not so oldies. The menu is limited, even the beer list as they seem to only serve their own brews, with some apps & a selection of American wanna-be modern BBQ joint choices. The service was not terrible & they had a handy brochure explaining all their beers which were mostly crossed out because they were out. We ordered 2 different beers one of which was warm & the other just cool but not beer-cold. Beer needs to be served cold, otherwise don't serve it. It's especially unforgivable when it happens at a brewery. I mean, you had 1 job! (Gratuitous complaint: the 2 bearded beertenders we watched served up beer from the taps all night, giving more head than a...well you get it. They never tilted one glass & waited for each completely foam-filled pint to settle before slowly repeating the same mistaken process every time. I mean, 7+inches of head?! Really?! It was insane. see photos) We ordered the pulled pork sandwich which had fantastic slow cooked flavor but was dry & not hot. We also ordered the BBQ chicken. It was more of a tasty rub than sauce & was cold with some parts probably too undercooked to be safe to eat. The house made fries were fresh, hot & delicious. The coleslaw had all the correct dry ingredients with a sweet mystery dressing that was not traditional. I'm still unsure if the departure from real American BBQ cooking was deliberate or a case of mistaken foodentity. Although I feel like they messed up the opportunity to be a reeeally good thing, I'll reluctantly return because the neighborhood doesn't have a lot of other options & at some point in the summer bea I'd like to enjoy an ice-cold brewsky in that courtyard. BYOIce if course.

Great bar with amazing selection of beers!…read more I think this is not a typical Milano bar setting, I think this is quite a unique bar. We found it great! They take beer serious in this place! All people sit, there is no standing at the bar so the place was almost full when we found a place. Most chairs are along long tables and this creates a nice atmosphere. This place is were friends meet and discuss, couples sit and talk..... and everybody drinks beer. There are literaly hundreds of beers available. Chalkboards are filled with more or less exotic brands and names and the beer tap has around twenty draught beers which are brewn by the BQ microbrewery. We tried only a few of the different brews and we really liked them. Just try one or two and let the enthousiastic bartender explain some typical differences, like all the different herbs they use. The only thing we did not really like was the smell of the rather fatty food they serve, like fries and burgers.

Stumbled upon this place while strolling around one the canals in Milan. I was wrong to assume that…read moreItalian beers we're going to be as boring as some of the ones I had tried before. Luckily BQ exists and they proved me to be very wrong. It would be an understatement to say they have a very good selection of craft beers. These brews are so darn good and well balanced that they give Belgian and German beers a run for their money. If you're in town and want to sip on something different than wine, swing by BQ. The only downside is that the place is quite small, but that wouldn't stop me from going back if ever in Milan again. Wish these guys would open up a place in NYC.

Great beers, nice owners, informal and genuine atmosphere. You will always find a lovely draft from…read morea microbrewery you have never heard about.

Service was blazing fast! I can't believe how delicious my #46 piadine was: fiocchino prosciutto,…read morescamorza, and olio tartufato. Wow! Staff was very friendly as well, I was writing this review without noticing that a bunch of others were waiting to sit down in the small establishment and no one had said anything. Definitely will come back. I took one star off because they don't accept American Express- or any credit cards for that matter.

From the owner: piadine, cresce sfogliate di urbino, salumi di zimbello e parma, birre artigianali e senza glutine,…read moretirami"suino"

In a month of traveling throughout France and Italy, this was my favorite place to find craft beer!…read more I love stouts and porters which turned out to be difficult to find in these parts. Beer Show didn't have any on tap but they had at least 4 bottles to choose from. It's a small place, but they are so friendly and helpful there. I plan on going back.

Intimate craft & draft beer spot near where I stayed in Milan. Seemed like a neighborhood place run…read moreby a friendly couple. 5 draft beer lines, mostly with Italian beers but with some other offerings, & 3 fridges full of bottles. Particularly decent selection of American brews (especially IPAs).

I like this place a lot - good beer and friendly. Very busy (locals) so book a table and bring…read moresomeone who speaks Italian! Downside : a bit expensive and difficult to get a seat if you have not booked, at least on weekends. And; as an Aussie, I want my beer glasses full!

Quite possibly the the best lasagna I had in my life! Upon walking in, you'll immediately feel the…read morefamily-oriented atmosphere and fun and lively vibe. The owner greeted us immediately, and service was warm and quick. Our favorites: - the meatballs- enjoyed with an amazing basket of fried bread- wow! - the lasagna - a wine reduction beef I am still thinking about - the ravioli The restaurant is a bit of an uber away, but don't let that deter you. Fantastic!

The owner is friendly and absolutely greeted us like old friends! Yet, first time in Milan!…read moreHusband had chicken cutlet with lasagna and I had pear ravioli They stated off by bringing us the best meatballs with fried bread (delicious!) The marinara sauce on the meatballs, perfecto! Then desert! Candy jars on the table, melon liquor and we ordered tiramisu (homemade) This restaurant is a MUST!