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    3.5 (28 reviews)
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    A great spot, close to the marina.
    Katie G.

    Great time at Saucy today (Labor Day). They have a big menu, but the pizzas were buy one, get one, so we did! The lovely couple sitting next to us at the bar suggested the "Bees Knees" and we were not disappointed! The fungus amongus pizza was also delightful. [[HIGHLIGHT]]We enjoyed the Juicy ASAP and the What's His Nuts beer.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] We didn't try any others.

    Smoked salmon BLT
    Megan T.

    Let me preface by saying that it was a last minute decision to come here since the original place we had picked out was closed. For a last minute audible, it was okay but certainly not a place we'd be itching to come back to. They were almost completely empty at 6pm when we arrived. The place seemed so disorganized- things were on the beer and kid's menu that they didn't have. The adults received their food first and the kid's food came about 10 minutes after. The ambience was nice- they had tables outside and a sitting area, bar, and other tables inside. You could see the lake from where we were sitting. Our server (I didn't get her name) was super sweet. Food wise, my husband and I split the salmon BLT and the Parmesan wings. The sandwich was good but certainly lacking on the toppings. The fries were the star of the show. The wings were okay- they were crispy which I love, but barely had sauce/flavor. My mother-in-law also got the wings and hers were drenched in the sauce so it was probably just a slip up on ours. Our daughter enjoyed her grilled cheese and our niece seemed to like the Mac and cheese- but be aware because it's not "yellow" Mac and cheese (parents- you know what I'm talking about). In all, I couldn't imagine any of us choosing to come back here for any reason.

    Busy one tonight...
    Jerry B.

    So. Saucy. I had so much hope for you. I went three times before writing this to try to get a true sounding, but the depths still elude. I should start out by saying noisy bar environments filled with high top tables exclusively is not my bag. Saucy offers several types of experiences aside from the shouty bud-light bunch. I was on the patio for one excursion and in the upstairs dining room for the other two. Service was reasonable except for my request for water without ice being promptly ignored on all 3 visits. Lets talk about the pizza. I am admittedly a pizza snob in my old age. Saucy touts their wood fired pizza as something special, trust me, it is not. I had visions of a Napali style pie right here in my back yard... and it disappointed on all of that standard completely, with one exception. The crust has potential, but so do quickee-mart attendants. While glutenous, it lacks a good edge to hold and it's finished consistency is less like Naan and more like cardboard. The toppings seem fresh and totally harmless. This is a big diameter pepperoni place and that usually means lame flavor, but ther is a hint of pepper but no edge char. The cheese is a reasonable portion of basic, flavorless, whiteness saved by the sprinkles of Gooby-dust on the top. The best thing about the pie is the sauce. Which they very trendily give you very very little of. Honestly if this had a chain style volume of sauce I probably would have overlooked the rest. But, and I am not exaggerating at all, the tablespoon of sauce spread on the pie simply isn't enough. The first one I had was hot and exactly as described above. The second one was as described above and delivered room-temperature. After requesting a second lap for a reheat it was at least hot. Also, the crust had a crunchier consistency, which was to be expected, and was better, or at least different. Enough about the pizza. Let's talk about the Saucy Burger and some sides. On trip 3 I figured that I had sussed the pizza pretty well, so I ordered the burger and fries. The burger was presented well with shoestring fries and a plastic ramekin of catsup. Here endeth the joy. I do like blackened proteins. Tossed onto a particularly hot surface briefly to char slightly the exterior. It adds a differentiating flavor and a smidgen of crunch. My burger was blackened by being tossed onto a particularly hot surface and then left there. The black edge "crust" was fully 1/2" of the diameter of the patty. Don't get me wrong, in today's litigious world, well-done is the burger safety standard. This was effectively burnt. The toppings were overall good with the 1000 island dressing doing its best to revive the patty from its trip to the river Styx. The bun was actually VERY good. I can think of several uses for it that don't involve Saucy Brewworks at all. The biggest issue was that the patty was over done and the cheese added after being bunned. There wasn't enough heat in the patty to melt the cheese. Burnt, then rested till cool then assembled. I took one of the two slices off. One slice of cold cheese is enough. (it was refrigerator cold!). The fries were amazingly perfectly prepared. Several plates of them would have been a better meal than the burger of doom. Enough about the burger plate. Lets talk apps. I ordered the mac n cheese with one of my pizzas and it was the star of that meal. Not only did it give me something to do while my pizza was getting the re-heat, but it was hot and tasty! I have had scant few mac n cheese that were better outside of my own kitchen. I splashed a dab of pepper from the shaker and it was just right. Prior to the burger of doom, I ordered the Korean ribs. It arrived in a bowl with rice and what seemd to be kimchee, but wasn't. The ribs were sliced exceptionally thin, but were very very good. Properly grilled and seasoned and sauced it was a delight for the taste buds. The best thing to pass my lips from Saucy ever. The rice was harmless with boil-in-bag consistency and neutral flavors, which is fine as a starch against the excellent ribs. No awards, no grumps, just filler. The "spicy" vegetable heap was just that, minus the spicy component. Seriously, it is 2022 and I can get authentic Korean kimchee to my door next day. Gallons of it if I so desire. These folks are definitely "saving on food costs". To the uninitiated this wad of soft cabbages and onion bathing in Frank's probably seems exotic. Let me assure you that if this dish had the real deal I would likely have given 4 stars. The rib flavors would have mixed with the kimchee and that would have been EPIC. I would have forgotten about the cardboard pizza and Satan's burger of doom. So, you should probably give Saucy a try. Get the Korean ribs and some mac n cheese. Maybe sneak a little good kimchee with you... Your mileage may vary.

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    Yes such a fun time ! Great beer great service! We can't wait to go again love the atmosphere and service here.

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    Garlic Parm wings were very good. Service was great. Went with a large group of 25 and staff was very accommodating.

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    We absolutely loved the pizza here, beer was also excellent. Recommend the IPAs and also loved the pumpkin beer.

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    Twin Oast

    Twin Oast

    4.2
    (180 reviews)
    10.5 mi
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    Twin Oast is probably one of the most beautiful properties I've ever been to. When you arrive,…read moreyou're close to the lake with green trees and fields everywhere. As you enter, it seems like more of a farm. They have ample free parking and overflow parking so that's never going to be an issue. As you approach the main building, they have signs about the different outdoor areas and whether they're open or closed based on the weather or events. If you explore the grounds, you'll find concert areas, forested areas, fields, places to play games and be outside. The large patio area also has more bars and an event space. Plus the namesake twin oasts outside that serve as fire pit relaxation areas to drink as well. We went inside, which was also super busy for a weekday. There are lots of campgrounds and other lodgings nearby, so it seems like a regional hangout. We each got flights at the bar, all the bartenders were friendly and efficient, even with the constant flow of customers. The beer quality is solid and prices are reasonable. They have a merchandise area near the restrooms. Indoor has bar seating, tables, and cozier living room like areas with big open windows to enjoy the outside on cold or wet days. If you're a beer fan in the area, this is a must-visit. Even if you just like nice places to eat and enjoy nature, this is also for you.

    Great ambiance 11/10. Family friendly and specially in nice weather you can't beat this vibe. Live…read moremusic, great seating or bring your own seats or picnic blanket to enjoy the lawn views. Kids can run around and play, enjoy good food and good beer.

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    Hop Brothers Brewing

    Hop Brothers Brewing

    4.1
    (146 reviews)
    38.2 mi
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    We took my husband to Hop Brothers Brewing Company for Father's Day since he loves visiting local…read morebreweries, and this was our first time here. Before we had even ordered our food, we were already talking about coming back because everything on the menu sounded so good! We sat indoors at one of the high-top tables across from the bar, and the atmosphere was very open and welcoming. They also have a really nice outdoor patio that looked like a great summer spot. We started with the pickle chips appetizer, which was a great way to kick off the meal. My husband sampled a couple of their beers, including the Sunny & 60 hazy IPA and the Blood Brothers blood orange beer, both of which he really enjoyed. For dinner, I ordered the 12-inch Italian hoagie, which was huge and came with house-made chips and a delicious French onion dip. My husband chose the Black-n-Blue Burger with truffle fries, and my older son ordered the bacon double cheeseburger with regular fries. My youngest son went with the pan-seared salmon dinner, served with green bean casserole and risotto. Our server, Anthony, asked if he'd like a Caesar salad before his meal arrived, and we're glad he did because it was outstanding! The food was excellent across the board, the portions were generous, and everything tasted fresh and homemade. What really made the experience stand out, though, was our server Anthony. Since it was our first visit, he was incredibly friendly, attentive, and knowledgeable. He answered all of our questions, offered recommendations, and made us feel welcome from the moment we sat down. Hop Brothers Brewing Company exceeded our expectations, and it's easy to see why people keep coming back. Great food, great beer, excellent service, and a welcoming atmosphere. We will definitely be returning!

    Food...YUP! Beer...YUP!…read moreFun...YUP! Parking....YUP! Specials...YUP! Classic...YUP! Contemporary...YUP! Staff.........THE BEST! (Why? What have you heard?)

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    Sibling Revelry Brewing

    Sibling Revelry Brewing

    4.1
    (127 reviews)
    39.5 mi
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    Been wanting to check out Sibling Revelry Brewing Co and it definitely didn't disappoint!…read more My son and I shared the Italian Club with a side of Brussels sprouts. The sandwich was outstanding and packed with ham, turkey, pepperoni, pepper jack cheese, and a sun-dried tomato walnut pesto. I honestly thought my 11-year-old might be skeptical of the green pesto, but he ended up loving it too. My husband and older son both ordered the Brewer Burger; one with chips and one with fries and everyone really enjoyed their meals. My husband also tried two beers, the Millennial Haze and Swirl of Particulates (pictured), and gave both a thumbs up. The setup is casual and easygoing: you seat yourself, order drinks at the bar, and food at a separate counter. It was a gorgeous night, so the open-air atmosphere and outdoor seating made it even better. Definitely a spot we'll be back to!

    Sibling Revelry is a popular Brewpub in Westlake. They have a great beer selection and good food…read moremenu. My favorite beer is Taco Party. You order beer and food at the bar and take a seat. They give you a pager for the food and you pick it up at a window. They have a full bar in the event you are not a beer drinker. The staff is friendly and helpful. The brewery is so popular it is often hard to find a spot to park. Their lot is usually full and we have to park around back and walk. When we were there one person parked his SUV on the grass between tables and the patio. Staff made an announcement that he had to move. In addition there were so many small children running around. One boy was climbing on the railing and my seat. His parents were not watching him. It happened multiple times. Sibling Revelry advertises a family friendly environment, but some parents are not watching their children. I would definitely choose another brewery with a more laid back feel and less commotion.

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