Some of the best sourdough bread I've had in the past few years have come from this place. I kind…read moreof wish I started going here earlier but better late than never. I especially like the flavored ones, over the ordinary sourdough. I've yet to try any of their desserts, they seem a bit overpriced to me, but they tempt me on each visit. And their coffee's have been good too! For me though, especially considering the size of the space, the service is what I like the most here. I'm mostly deal with two separate people and they've both been very good with me each time. That mainly is what makes me return.

Really fresh independent bakery that has some incredibly friendly staff…read more Azumi, Maisy, and Elise made suggestions based on our tastes and had us in and out just as quickly as we would like. They are very respectful of your time If you need to grab something and go. While my wife and I tried desserts, we are looking forward to trying their bread made in house, that is nourishing instead of filled with ingredients that should not be. They offer a military/veteran rate and their hours are very accommodating

Awful service. I was a vendor at the Cottontown Art Crawl, I came to just get a coke for my mom. I…read morewaited 20 minutes to order as the second person in line because there was one worker and he took every order one by one, then made their food, then rang them up before taking another order, so it made one hotdog order take 15-20 minutes to make and check them out and everything. As someone who's been in the food service industry since I was 15, I know that this is the least efficient way to be getting orders done. Main problem was he was not only rude, but touching MONEY with the same gloves that he used to prepare/cook food. I watched him pull his wallet out, put money in there, put it back in his pocket, and pulled his pants up from his butt with the same gloved hand. Right after that did scooped the customers fries into the container and gave it to them. Thankful I was just getting a coke. Disgusting, the bare minimum is changing ur gloves.

Kid approved foot long!!! To my surprise he ate the whole…read morething and said it was good. He's a picky "dog" eater so SUCCESS! Review by 9 year old: Great dog. It wasn't too greasy and not too plain. It was just right. I liked that I got a bag of chips with it and a Coke.

We were driving home from vacation and saw this place on TikTok and found that we were close by so…read morehe decided to stop in for dinner A great brewery set up with awesome happy hour options . We started with a Philly cheesecake egg roll, which was delicious. Would go really well with some jalapeño ranch. My daughter had a country fried steak or Wetzel type thing which she really enjoyed We also had a steak which was delicious. Well cooked with beans and rice. We had a pizza as well with all the meats. It was pretty good. I would like it to be a little more well done so it was crispy. A great industrial set up

We ate here for a date night and can't wait to come back! They have a great happy hour menu! I had…read moreSangria and my husband had a Whisky Sour and both tasted great. We ate the pretzel with cheese appetizer and would definitely get it again! We both ordered bacon burgers with pretzel buns and got the truffle fries. So delicious!!! We were so full! They have a wonderful dessert menu which I hope to try next time. Our waitress was also fantastic! Hoping to try their pizzas next visit!

Really cool spot along the air strip, in an old hangar. They're tucked and out of the way, you…read morewouldn't know they were there if you didn't look them up. They have plenty of seating indoor and out, it's very open, clean, staff is friendly, clean bathrooms. My husband and I are gluten free and we noticed a lot of breweries have been doing gluten reduced beers so we decided to check them out and see if maybe they offered that. They had a few cider options so we went with those - not their own however. They also offered pizza and some appetizers. We decided just to get the bean dip, nothing special, pretty generic. Overall an ok experience just not something to visit again.

We found this place on a tourist website of places to go in the city and figured we'd stop in to…read moretry some brews and maybe lunch. We made the stop after taking a tour of the state capitol - which we also highly recommend! The place is huge with ample seating inside and out. And the setting? It couldn't be better! Especially for anyone who likes airports, airplanes, old buildings, trains, or just unique locations. The food... we ordered the Garlic Knots, Mediterranean Pizza, and a Pepperoni Pizza, and were not disappointed. The Garlic Knots - freshly made, good quality dough. We almost went back and ordered a second order of 'em. The pizzas? We loved them! My son said the bottom could've been a little bit crisper, but otherwise, the quality of the ingredients was good, and both tasted great. The Brews... we enjoyed two flights, not bad overall. Our favorite one out of the bunch was the ESB. It's their Red Ale, and it was a good one! The raspberry sour was also a pretty good drink. The other brews, not bad, but also not the best we've had. Overall, a great place to stop when visiting the city, and it's a great place for friends, families, old and young. I would gladly stop in again if I'm ever in the area.

I visited this location to have a couple drinks with friends. I visited on Octoberfest and it was…read moregreat. There was a live band and also a great crowd. I did didn't try any food, but I did have a cider and a glass of wine which were great. I really like the feature of the rooftop bar. The only downside is always packed, but I'm sure the location loves this. I can't wait to go back to try out different events, and to hang out with my friends. There's plenty of green space indoor space and space on the rooftop bar.

The place was really cool. Our bartender was wonderful. We had a flight of beer and we also had a…read moreold-fashioned that was really well made.

Columbia Craft was awesome, and was such a fun place to stop in on a Sunday afternoon. It was a…read morevery chill and laid-back environment, and the ambiance was unique and playful as well. The two bartenders they had on staff that day were cool, knowledgeable, and welcoming, and were able to guide us through their impressive selection of craft beers. Unfortunately, the rooftop section of the restaurant was closed on the day that I went, but from the outside, it looked like a really neat place to stop in when it is open. They also had a nice outdoor seating area, which appears to be the perfect place to enjoy a beer on a nice, sunny, but not overly hot or humid day. Finally, and perhaps most importantly, the Hazy IPAs that me and my friend got were great, and were among the best that I've gotten from any other brewery that I've ever been to. All-in-all, five (5) stars for Columbia Craft, which was a great brewery experience!

This is a neat microbrewery (no food served, but there is a food trick outside) with a dizzying…read morearray of house beers. I asked the bartender to give me 2 beer flights (4 each) and I still didn't get to try everything. I had him pick his best 8 and he came up aces. 4 IPAs and 4 non-IPAs is what he thought best. They don't have an ice machine though so the self-serve tap water is room temperature.

Another great night at Steel Hands Brewing! This was our second visit to this location, and both…read moretimes have been excellent. We first found Steel Hands when we brought our daughter to the University of South Carolina, and we're really glad we did. It's a great spot with lots of room, a relaxed atmosphere, and it's dog-friendly, which is always a big plus. Tonight was Nashville Night, and the live country music was fantastic. The singer had a sound that reminded me a lot of Chris Stapleton, and it was the perfect soundtrack for the evening. For food, we had the Pimento Hot Honey Chicken Sandwich, wings, and Chicken Caesar Salad Wrap. The chicken sandwich was a standout -- very well breaded with a huge piece of chicken. You could literally see the chicken sticking out of both ends of the sandwich! The wings were meaty, flavorful, and cooked really well. We've had a great experience here both times. Steel Hands is definitely a place we'll keep coming back to whenever we're in South Carolina.

I love going to new places, trying different foods, and enjoying the atmosphere. I also like…read moresharing my experience with others with food allergies to help them know if it's a good option. For someone who cannot eat wheat, there were not many safe options. Even the BBQ sauce contained wheat. I was still able to have a few things, but overall, the options were limited. The band was very loud at first, but they did turn it down slightly, which helped a lot. We originally went expecting an afterparty connected to an event I participated in earlier that morning. I've been to afterparties before, and they are usually in a clearly designated, blocked-off area for participants and sometimes families. When we arrived, there were actually three different events happening, which is great--but it made things confusing. Parking was also difficult, and there were no accessible parking spots available at the time since all three were taken. The venue itself has a main restaurant, outdoor seating, a food ordering area, and a separate bar. There was a sign pointing toward another building connected to the restaurant that mentioned the morning event I attended, so we followed it. However, something didn't feel right. When I asked staff for clarification, they weren't sure whether the area was for runners/participants or only for company staff. About 20 minutes later, we learned it was actually only for staff. The signage was very misleading, and I wasn't the only one confused. Even the front staff seemed unsure of what was going on, which made things more frustrating. The event coordinator wasn't available, so it felt like communication was lacking across the board. In the end, we still got our food and drinks and had a good time, but it was a confusing experience overall. I do feel for the staff who were put in a difficult position without clear information. Clearer signage would have helped a lot--for example, specifying the company name and clearly stating whether the area was for employees only or open to participants from the event that morning. Better communication in the event emails would also have made expectations much clearer about what was open to the public versus staff only from the start. Overall, it is still a nice place to hang out and enjoy food and live music, but the event setup and communication definitely need more clarity.