This place was a nice combo of craft beer and food…read more We had the flat bread Margherita Pizza for an appetizer and it was spectacular. For dinner my Niece ordered chicken nachos and I ordered the wings. My only complaint is they delivered her nachos right away and she was completely done with them before my wings came. It would've been nice to have had both of them delivered together since they were our dinner. Her chicken nachos were okay nothing that great. The same for my wings. Next time we will try a regular Pizza as I think that is their specialty as they make the dough fresh each day and we could taste that in our appetizer. The service and staff were great and attentive.

This has quickly become our favorite place for pizza and beer! The food is always fantastic. While…read moreI usually stick to the Hawaiian pizza, the sandwiches are also great and the breadsticks are the best! The beer is always great. My husband and I have totally opposite taste in beers, and there's always something for both of us. The owners and the rest of the staff are super friendly and always willing to listen to feedback.

Great place to pop into and have a few solid pints. Highly recommend the Cobb salad as it did not…read moredisappoint. Very eclectic beer menu as IPAs did not reign supreme. Friendly faces and prompt service are always a plus. Looking forward to returning next week!

A very comfortable space, with excellent beers. I will definitely be back on my next trip to…read moreBluffton.

In my travels, I feel like Ohio is the best state for beer on gas stations, lol, and this one was…read moreno different. Coming down the highway back from a trip to Michigan, there was a billboard highlighting their craft beer selection at this Marathon gas station. I decided to make a stop in and was not disappointed. A good amount of brews on hand from various Ohio as well as Michigan breweries that I saw, and prices were pretty decent overall. There was only one person working and she was not as up to sped in the beer, but she was friendly and courteous, and offered any details she could. If you are a beer drinker passing through on I75, then do yourself a favor and check out what they have to grab for your next destination.

By far the nicest and cleanest gas station I've been to. I was really impressed by their display…read moreand presentation of goods. And their bathrooms were very clean. I felt more like I was at a trendy craft brewery than a local gas station. Excellent service too! So polite and friendly. We travel by here annually to visit family. Now, we will be making it a stop on our route!

A great place to stop for lunch,dinner or a quick beer if you are driving across Route 30. It's a…read morefew miles off the highway but well worth the drive. Great food and great beer. Staff is vey friendly and the place is very clean..

This is the original Moeller Brew Barn, now having expanded to Troy and Dayton. What a peaceful…read moreplace to spend time together with friends or loved ones. My wife and I came here for our anniversary and it was so relaxing, with the sun setting over the western horizon and the Barn not to packed it was a perfect night. The Brew Barn is awesome with plenty of indoor and outdoor seating and that really cool modern barn vibe that we all love. With a great menu with pizza, shareable (like 10 barrel pretzel or totchos) to handhelds (cheesesteaks, shrimp tacos or pulled pork to name a few) the menu will have you licking your chops like your favorite K9 back home. All pizzas are brick oven and they do have some stadium dogs too if that the fixing you are looking for. They have happy hour Tuesday - Thursday 3pm-5pm, Friday 11am-5pm and Sunday 9am-8pm. Also on Sunday they have a buffet for lunch from 9am-noon. This location is probably my favorite because it isn't in the city, surrounded by lots of noise, it's off the beaten path and the road less traveled. The service is great and they are super welcoming. Head out to Maria Stein for a slower Saturday or Sunday afternoon and enjoy the original Moeller Brew Barn, it's a great delight.

Tailspin is another brewery in a barn. It's one of the newer things to do in Coldwater. There's…read morefinally something else than going to high school football. It has a surprisingly large selection of house made beer. The prices are fairly good. It's in an actual barn. It's been renovated so it's fit for large crowds. The crowd on the first floor was pretty large and loud at times. It's where the bar is. The place was crowded but there was still plenty of bar seating. I had the Whirling Wit. It's a smooth tasting lager. This is about $5 a pint. It overall is clean and pleasant. It has a nice balcony. They allow pets.

Very good, wonderful people and enjoyable. Beer choices…read morewere wonderful. Would go again.

The Loramie Brewing Co. makes a good impression from the start, with its setting in a former bank…read morebuilding. Sleek and clean inside and quiet on a weekend afternoon. Service was solid, friendly. Server shared specials and was generally helpful. Good was good but not specials. My favorite item was the fried Mac and cheese bites.

service was garbage, food was worse, puked right after, ambiance was decent, and the only good…read morething was singo on Friday night.

We were exploring Yellow Springs and I realized there are a couple breweries in town so Nate and I…read moremade our way over to this spot. We walked through a neighborhood to get to it, but it's on a bike trail, which my brother has actually biked from his house in Dayton. The brewery was pretty empty when we were there but the employees were super friendly and helpful, talking us through all the options and what the favorites/most popular beers are. Nate got a flight and I got a beermosa, which you can order with any of their beers - they recommended the raspberry springer, which was perfectly fruity and a great pairing. I also ended up trying a canned seltzer that they had (not their own), which was very tasty and not a brand we get in Michigan. The space is open and decent sized, and they have plenty of outdoor seating too. There's a shelf of board games that you can play while enjoying your drinks. They don't serve food but they do have chips and pretzels to buy. I love a good brewery and this one was fun to check out.

Vibrant, clean, fun and friendly atmosphere. Great service with a wide selection of brews. Tastings…read moreare available to selected your desired pour to enjoy. Small snacks ( potato chips) are available for purchase. Apparel is available for purchase as well. Interesting art work on the walls. Large outdoor area that faces the walking/bike path. Clean bathrooms.

Whenever I am in the area to visit family, a favorite pizza joint of ours is Endless Pint. For only…read morebeing open two years, this brewery has some of the best overall pizza in Darke County, let alone THE BEST chicken bacon ranch pizza in the area. To accommodate their pizzas is a nice selection of craft beer that is not often found in this section of Ohio. The Monticello, a cream ale, is my personal favorite. However, there are plenty of pale ales and lagers to choose from as well.

Solid spot - opened Summer 2018. We met the head brewmaster Justin, very personable and willing to…read moreshare some of his backstory. Highly recommend the Extra Sexy brew (ESB) and amber ale. Good brews and atmosphere!

Brewery #281 This…read moreplace understands me, it get's me, I'm partially convinced they tapped my brain or my metaverse and said "Let's make a place that caters to this guy, Da Gabe aka Mike Honcho" Bad Dad has taken dad jokes and made a brewery. Beers named 'Socks and Sandals, Pull My Finger, I'll Turn this Car Around' and many more. Their tin tacker is of a slightly obese dad in an undersized sleeveless shirt, headband and white New Balance sneakers riding a beer can. Perfection. Genius! While their humor got me in the door, their pizza and beer will get me to come back. I got my standard flight with I'll Turn This Car Around (Hazy IPA), Kiss the Cook (DIPA), Snooze Button (Imperial Stout) and a Tapestry of Obscenity (IPA). All were really great but The Snooze Button was my favorite of the bunch. We also got a couple of pizzas. A Detroit style called Motown with thick pepperoni, hot honey, and basil which was very tasty and a Margherita pizza that was solid. My only issue was they were out of stickers for my man cave wall but that's just all the reason to go back next time I visit my parents in Indiana.

Service was great once I found the right counter. The vibe around the place gives off a family…read morevibe. The pizza was delicious! If the little cup size pepperoni didn't taste like the little cups you can get from your local grocer's freezer, the score would have been 5 stars.

I visited again. I can't compliment this place enough. I…read morelove the downtown building and the various bar, table, booth and high top seating options. Service from Tahlia was excellent. I had the cheese bread, which is incredible. (It's so difficult to choose between the cheese bread and the pretzel.) I tried the wrath burger. It was good and would have been even better if I had gone with the egg sunny side up instead of fries. The fries are out of this world. I'd make the hour drive just for them.

They had me at fresh cut fries cooked in beef tallow! Wow. What a difference without the oiliness:…read morea hearty mouthfeel and great texture; bursting with flavor, and even the leftovers reheat pretty well. There is no 'meat taste' at all so get in here and give these a try. I had a feeling I would love it and I did. It's a large yet cozy venue with the number 5 featured prominently in assorted art as well as on the tables. The building is historic, lots of wood, brick and brass railings plus a stunning Victorian bar back. We ate at the bar which was very comfortable. Little sliding wooden trays to make it convenient for eating, then just move them out of the way when you're done. They have 10 or so craft beers on tap and a full bar. We had the opportunity to sample a couple brews and we both enjoyed our beer choices and the food. Prices were fair, and tax is included in the menu price. I really want to shout out our bartender/server. Didn't get her name but she had round glasses with eyeglass chain attached and was on the shorter side. She was very customer focused, answering all our first-timer questions, attentive, appropriately conversational, and definitely on the ball as she was handling tables too. Top notch service. About those railings: unless there's a special back entrance, the venue may not be wheelchair accessible. There are two or three steps at the entrance, and if you want the bar instead of booth or table, another three or four. Both have sturdy solid handrails. I do not fault them for this; probably the historic building is exempt, but just wanted to note it for anyone needing that info. All in all a five star experience and I hope to return soon.