Great little local restaurant at the Abbey. Simple and fun local atmosphere with great food and a…read morefull bar. We had pizza and it was excellent. Crispy crust lots of toppings and great tasty sauce. You order food at the bar and the server was helpful and food came out quickly.

Interesting place; nothing fancy: just a couple of large rooms and outdoor seating…read more Located near a monastery; interesting location. Looks like some remodeling going on. Walked up to bar and greeted by bartender and chit chatted. Reviewed menus and order pretzel bites and dry rub wings ( 12 ) with a slight spicy and sweet. Kind of like a lite Nashville hot. Tasted a few beers and made decision with an ale and a stout; both nicely crafted. Pretzel bites were warm and tasty cheese. I thought the wings were just right as a good tasty flavor. Portions were decent!

A must stop in Huntingburg--laid-back, welcoming, and exactly what you want from a local brewery…read more The beer lineup is solid, but don't skip the food. The cheese curds are legit: hot, crispy, and hard to stop eating. The Gouda mac and cheese bites are a must-try too--rich, cheesy, and perfectly fried. Whether you're meeting friends or just passing through, Yard Goat delivers good beer, good food, and a relaxed vibe that keeps you hanging around a little longer.

Some friends brought us here, and we had a very nice experience. Great junk food apps and some…read morereally creative pizzas. Service was a little slow but still acceptable.

We were in from San Antonio and we enjoyed our time here. The staff was friendly and the beer was…read moregreat! We happened to come in during hair metal bingo. Super fun

My wife and I stopped in for a drink while we were on vacation…read more The man and woman behind the bar appeared to be the owners. They were friendly and carried on a conversation. Very good beer and very nice atmosphere. They serve food but we already ate. Stop in if you're in the area.

Brewery #283 Santa…read moreClaus Brewery needs a lot of help. I pulled up to the parking lot and wasn't sure where the entrance was because there was a worker loading supplies in through the only door I saw. I walked to the side and saw a set of stairs to a second floor door and thought this can't be it. So I walked back and asked the employee where the entrance was and he shook his head in disgust and pointed to the door that he had blocked with supplies. I climbed over all the stuff that the extra from Deliverance loaded here and proceeded inside. Inside was that of a VFW hall or Lions Club lodge, it lacked any kind of style. I really don't care about that part per se as long as the beer is good. They had a metal rack with merchandise just laying around in a mess that rivaled a Target at the end of a Black Friday sale. The bar was a disorganized mess too and the beer was listed on a dry erase board. They only had a few and it wasn't clear if they brewed them all or not. I mean the Words "Cider" doesn't give me a lot of information. I got my flight and the beer was ok but nothing special. I learned their beer is actually brewed at St Benedict's Beer Works in Ferdinand Indiana. I don't know how the food is but from a simple atmosphere and organizational standpoint, they could improve this place a lot with just a little work

We just had the new -not on the menu yet- Steak Quesadillas. Thick, juicy and delicious with fresh…read morecross cut fries! I asked for a side of ranch to dip my delicious crosscut fries in. That ranch sauce tasted homemade! I make really good ranch at home. The only thing I would ask the next time I order it- and I will soon- is to either not cut the quesadilla at all, or only cut it in half. I didn't want to wait for it to get cold and the two middle pieces out of the four were hard to contain. I still ate every last drop. I also had a glass of "Nun Dragon" beer that they make. -YES- ! I liked it VERY much. Not completely sure what the ingredients are, but it had a slight coffee flavor that I really enjoyed. I wish YELP could have had a gathering here. The location is fairly new , and the brew offerings are always challenging in a great way. That said- the food menu is changing not only to include the steak Quesadilla. Hey YELP Elite members, let's go here !

Simply amazing - located right next to the Fairfield Marriott this place is a hidden gem. Welcoming…read morebartender, quality beer , fair prices and fun vibe. Highly recommend this venue.

Cole slaw is fantastic! Fish is ok. I was expecting far better from the Catholic community. The…read moretarter sauce looks great...I don't eat it. The staff are super friendly as if they own the place and that's great. The beer....Sister Mary Rose...she's a saint of a beer. Come for the beer stay for the trivia whenever it is.

Small taproom in a small town, I stopped in here to do some Internet and drink some beer as I'm…read moredriving across the country. This was close enough to the Interstate and close enough to where I'm spending tonight in the Sprinter van, so here we are. Friendly service from a super nice lady who I think owns the place. I started off with the "Wheat With Lemon" and joined it with something called "Bosco Sticks" that are breadsticks (similar to what you might get at Olive Garden) and stuffed with a mozzarella stick and served with a cheesy dip. Delicious. Cut spot, great beer and only 7 miles from the Interstate. Worth the detour! [Review 19574 overall - 41 in Indiana - 545 of 2023.]

This welcoming place will blow your heart away. Selections of beer is amazing I love the "Rice,…read morerice, baby" more on the lighter side. Flywheel also has a good variety of IPA. Atmosphere 10/10 if you're looking to kill time they have a lot of games to choose from. Can I say! Dog FRIENDLY!!!! and I can proudly say LGBTQ+ friendly. I appreciate this place for welcoming every walks of life. Cheers!

This is a local spot across from police station A cool old…read morelooking brewery inside Beer selection is good Customer Service is great Lots of seating inside Some outside Cool chill spot

"If you tap it they will come." "Is this heaven?"…read more"No, it's Evansville." Ok, not heaven for sure but pretty darn good beer and friendly people. Well, this is brewery #303 for me. I almost didn't find it because apparently as SWPFTD would say I "wasn't looking hard enough". I'm a trained observer don't ya know! Anyway, I did find it obviously. It's a cute little storefront that's a pretty good size once you get in the door. There were about six people seated at the bar when I walked in. It's pretty clearly a good locals hangout. Everyone was super friendly and one of the gents at the bar ordered shots and offered me one. Well ok! A shot of tequila with a pineapple juice chaser is new to me but pretty damn good! I went with four beers tasters: Darkness on the Edge of Town milf. Oops I mean mild! The mild was that with a nice malty flavor. Arriba Arriba deep south lager is pretty non-offensive. Easy drinking and great in a hot day like today. Don Gets to Name It Amber had a flavor to it that was reminiscent of allspice. I'm not sure it was an addition or if it was the yeast. It was pretty pronounced though. SWPFTD would be pleased with this one. Holdens Hangover rye IPA was a good IPA. I got the rye flavor out of it which I like. I enjoyed the beers and the people at this little brewery. If anyone is a glutton for punishment, please, follow my brewery, and distillery, reviews from across the U.S. and beyond! https://www.yelp.com/collection/-8iscFkpiiCI563-FDfwGg and if anyone is wondering who SWPFTD is you will have to check out my review of Black Market Brewing Co in Temecula, CA to understand. Yes, you will need to read into it a little to get the joke but I have confidence in you! I hope my confidence is not misplaced.

Great atmosphere and service. Pet friendly! The flights are excellent and a few good bourbons sold…read morehere as well!

First time here. It was a short walk from the hotel I was staying at…read more I tried 4 of their beers, 2nd & Elm, Smash, Prancing Pony and Thank a Veteran. 2nd & Elm and Prancing Pony were my favorites. I wanted to try the Smoked Burger but they are not carrying it anymore, so I had the Classic Cheeseburger. It's a thin patty, well seasoned and delicious. The Cole Slaw I ordered had a weird taste so I didn't eat it. Overall, this is a cool place with some nice artwork by local artists.

In town for a few days and wanted to grab a burger. Nice site down affair not fast food. Swung by…read moreColby's as I've been there before but they were booked and I wasn't interested in a 40 minute wait. Staff there suggested The Brew Bridge. I called ahead to be sure there was no wait. Beautiful building and vibe but not very crowded for a Saturday night. Was waited on my a wonderful young server by the name of Shelly. Pleasant , great attitude and welcoming when I asked questions about the menu. Now the food was the big issue here. Selected the Black and Brew burger which was describe as having two patties. Yes there were two but doubtful they were the 6 oz each as listed. The brew cheese sauce was very runny and caused the buns to fall apart when I picked it up. Burger was very well done as well. Side of sweet potato waffle fries were placed in a small dish barely allowing for a small handful. Pickles on the burger were an up charge. Definitely did not curb the burger craving. I pushed my reservations aside and ordered the dessert. Went with a slice of strawberry cheese cake. Server said they did not have any last time it was ordered but she would check. Viola! Came back with a slice.. though it was missing the strawberries. Away she went and returned with only a strawberry sauce. At this point I'm all in so I drizzled the sauce over the slice. Went to cut into it only to find the gorgeous looking slice was frozen solid. Ugggg . Walked it to the bar and asked for my check and explained the slice issue. This place has so much potential but is utterly failing on the food side.