Five stars for a great beer selection, their friendly service, their open-air layout 7 design..plus…read moredelicious food served on-site. Sampled both a Kolsch and NEIPA. Enjoyed a (smash) burger and fries! Highly recommend.

Excellent! If you enjoy a craft beer, you'll love this place. Wide selection. Cool place. You can…read moreorder food from local restaurants. Oh Cherry! is a cherry wheat and is so good!

Came here to support local breweries as so many of them seemed to be struggling. My husband had a…read morebeer flight - 47 Chevy, Elusive (IPA), Amber, and Mule. The price is very reasonable ($8). The 47 Chevy was light and sweet, Elusive was hoppy and citrusy, Amber was malty and caramel-y, and Mule was sweet and syrupy. I had blackberry mead and it was my first time trying mead. This one was light and sweet. If you are vegetarian they have black been burger and portobello mushroom burgers. The fries were fries in beef tallow and it tasted like bacon. I told my husband he needs to run 2 miles after eating the fries. Plenty of parking and indoor and outdoor seatings.

Positive- big open seating, outdoor seating, food is good…read more Negative- staff..smile, greet people..don't make me feel like I am an inconvenience

Point Labaddie Brewery is a wonderful go to spot especially when the weather is nice! They have a…read morebarn like structure that is the brewery. The inside has the bathrooms and a few tables and is small. This brewery was made for the outdoors! They have a decent selection of beers and a range of styles like IPAs, hazy IPAs, pilsners and lagers. Their beers are delicious and refreshing. Sometimes they have guest taps from other breweries. Order your beer then head outside. The outside area is amazing! They have so many outdoor tables and a huge grassy area with a stage for music. You can sit at one of the many picnic tables or bring chairs, blankets etc and sit on the sprawling grassy area. The grassy area is expansive and behind it is a wooded area with so many trees that provide shade. They often have music on the outdoor stage and it can get crowded. They don't serve food, but often have a food truck. The other cool thing is they host events like plant or craft sales. Dogs are also welcome, but not inside the brewery. This is a great place to spend the day...sipping beer, listening to music and hanging out with friends and family!

Great place to relax and have a few pints! Very friend owners and great beers/ciders. They have…read morelive music and farmers markets, in a scenic setting.

My husband and I really like to come here and get beers and good food! The beer they have is always…read moregood, all are German style beers. All the food we have gotten is really good especially the burgers, nachos and pretzels! It is also really nice that there is a huge outdoor area so if you have kids they can run around. My sister had my baby shower here and it was the perfect space for a large group!

Just what this area needed! My family visits here pretty frequently and our whole group has done…read morethe rodeo in the Fall and all came back on Father's Day with everyone. Great food menu and drinks obviously. Outdoor seating is spread throughout the lawn, the kids love the animals and room to run. Beautiful area and lots to look at. We'll be back sooner than later. Also super dog friendly, major plus!

We rate the drinks and venue a 5/5 and the food a 4/5; granted you don't come here for food but it…read moreis always nice to have some choices when you will be drinking. There is on street parking. You seat yourself. Casual attire. Speakeasy downstairs with its own entrance it seems. Bartender did an excellent job with our drinks. You help yourself to the water (end of bar). We had the calzone (which was good) and beef sandwich (which was avg; would have been better if included an au jus because beef was dry). We would come back for drinks.

We stopped in at Four Towns as we were headed back to STL after visiting Johnson's Shut Ins. The…read morerestaurant is located in an old building in the downtown area with free street parking available. We went on an early Saturday evening, and there were plenty of tables open. The interior has an interesting, welcoming vibe. There were regular tables, but a couple couches for comfortable seating. We saw they also had some games in a corner that you could play while eating or drinking. There's also an outdoor patio and it looks like they were setting up to have live music later that evening. We ordered a flight of beers, and thoroughly enjoyed each of the different ones. We also got some pizza, which was really good. Before leaving, we checked out the downstairs speakeasy room, which can be reserved for parties. I am sad that this restaurant is too far from me, because I would love to host a birthday party there. I definitely recommend checking this place out, and if we drive through again, I plan on stopping!

A great open space to enjoy one of their many beer options. We stopped in to use our Pub and were…read moreso glad we made the trip.

A surprisingly large space with some patio seating outside. The interior has a great brewery vibe,…read morevery industrial farmhouse. The amount of beers available on tap is the real star of the show. So many beers guarantee you have to come back for a second and third visit. We tried a flight with great variety. Everything from Kolsch to BA Baltic Porter with some IPAs in the middle. The only critique with the beer was that some of the varieties we tried had a unique sweetness to them. On some occasions it added to the beer like with the Kolsch, but with some of the IPAs it was odd. Service was great, very informative and conversational. We will be back to try the rest of the lineup.

Tin Mill is worth the visit. From the amazing wait staff to the atmosphere. Enjoy a meal in a…read moreconverted mill whose rustic interior adds to the experience. I enjoyed a mulled wine, salmon and potato cakes. The food was prepared well and was delicious. The caveat (there's always a caveat) is, be prepared to spend a lot of money on a meal that I've personally cooked for about a 5th of the price. However, as I was eating out because I didn't feel like cooking tonight, it was very close to being worth the expense. I also want to thank my waitress as she was very good.

What a great little place…read more We stopped in here to grab a bite to eat after the long drive to town. Dropped off our stuff at our Airbnb and headed straight here. The only negative I have is that I didn't have time to eat more of the food. And order more drinks. So, this one will be on the list for a return visit. But, I can hear you saying... "Rob, you only scored it 4 out of 5!" Well, that is because I can't do a half-star. So let me explain! The Food - Amazing Schnitzel with all the right sides. Katie got the salmon, again seasoned and cooked to perfection. They get all stars for the food! The Ambiance - This place, at one time, was a working mill and has all of that rustic charm. There are private rooms that are decked out in the downstairs of the place, and plenty of amazing thick-beamed rooms by the bar and main seating area. Lots of fun things outside when it isn't too cold. Again, all the stars! The Service - The person who seated us gave us a quick rundown on the local liquors and their general food. Then, just for grins, let us go take pictures downstairs and at parts of the bar. See attached. She also offered to go further, but we declined and headed to our table. Our waitress... well... she was efficient and friendly. She took our order correctly and delivered the food and check appropriately. And here is where the half-star gets lost. I asked, "Which do you think is better tonight? The Lobster Spätzle or the Schnitzel?" Katie said I looked at her like she had just melted onto the floor when she replied with. "I prefer the Schnitzel! But, I haven't ever had any spätzle." Wait?!?!?! You are working in a Germanesq restaurant, in a Historic German town, and are over the age of 45. Obviously have worked here for a while. And you don't know what one of the 6 dinner dishes, not a salad or a burger, tastes like?!?!?! I mean... I can understand if it was vegan or something like that... but she just told me that she likes the PORK Schnitzel! Owner/Manager... please make sure your peeps can answer the simple flavor questions. Another place was even able to tell me which wine they thought would go with my food... off the top of her head, and they had more on the menu. That said! All of you who get the chance to eat here should take it! I know when I make it back to Hermann, I will, and I'm sure they will get that last star!

I've been to the Public House many times and love it. The interior looked especially cool--super…read morefestive and decorated for Christmas. The beers are great--especially the IPAs, wheats and stouts. The food is very good as well--my favorite is the jalapeño Mac and cheese bite appetizer but the burgers, salads and pizza are also good. I like to sit at the bar and the bartender that is there most of the time is awesome--so helpful, friendly and efficient. However, the service yesterday was very lacking. We counted 11 staff members just standing around and talking to each other while totally ignoring us. Three were at the end of the bar and we sat there for about 5-10 minutes before the bartender came out from the kitchen and gave us a menu. We were the only ones sitting at the bar and it would have been nice if one of those three employees had told us that the bartender would be coming out soon or at least give us a menu. The bartender was very good though--quite friendly and helpful--she gave us several samples of beer and food recommendations. We ordered the bites and a mushroom Swiss burger which came out exceedingly fast and both were very good. We had several Giddy Goats which were super tasty and cold...my boyfriend isn't a huge fan of stouts but he loved this one! We checked out the store on our way out and my boyfriend decided to buy a six-pack to go. He went back to the bar, holding his wallet out to pay but all the employees just ignored him for several minutes so he got tired of waiting and left without buying it. We don't understand why there were so many employees milling around doing nothing and ignoring patrons? Are the employees not taught to cover various tasks? Even so, they should be aware of the customers' needs and find the employee responsible for that task. I could understand if it was super busy but it was a Sunday afternoon and the place was nearly empty . I love this place and will continue to be a regular customer but hope for much better service next time!

Tasty food here! Initially declined sitting outside on the patio because I figured road noise from…read morethe interstate would be horrible, but found out it was laid out well and we enjoyed our food and drinks on the patio. The service was very good. A friend and I shared some tacos and an order of wings (which were tastier than the tacos). Makes for a nice stop before heading away from the interstate where restaurants are fewer and farther between. Reasonably priced.

First of all, the place was a bit hard to find. When we arrived at the rather nondescript metal…read morebuilding, we parked and entered what we thought was the correct door. There was a few picnic tables and a small, dark room with a bar in it, but no one was there. We wandered into the brewing area where we saw a few workers- none of which acknowledged us at all. As we turned to leave, we met a lady who told us to go to the door at the other end of the building. We did, and were met with the same indifference. We took seats at the bar and did get service. Hubby did enjoy the beer and I was happy to find they also had some liquor available. We bought a mixed 6-pack to take with us. Prices were very reasonable- we just found the vibe to be a bit off.

We went to Como the bbq restaurant and had a beer, Clydes caramel cream…read more We liked it so much my husband looked up the brewery. Low and behold Bur Oak Brewing is 2 exits away. So we had to stop in and grab a couple cases and shirt. We also picked up the brown and cherry sour. The brewery is a huge warehouse and while we were there was a cornhole tournament going on. Wish we could have stayed and enjoyed ourselves