We just moved to Ozark and are thrilled that this gem exists here (we moved from a town with 8…read moregreat micro breweries). The beer is amazingly delicious we've gotten growlers of rhinestone cowboy (cream ale), drunken sailor (dark wheat), and over Rona (kolsche), all have been hits. The staff and the patrons seem very delightful and we are excited to stay a while once this pandemic business blows over more.

Great brewery! We had the IPA and the Red Ale. Both were great. Great outdoor seating. We had dogs…read morewith us and the owners were great and let our dogs get a respite from the heat. Also the 'porker' pizza was delicious. Highly suggest stopping at this wonderful place.

Ambiance is relaxing, IPA'S and Ciders are on point. Food is okay. Pricing is middle of the road…read more Will be back

Amazing place! you can tell that the owner cares about what he has built. The workers are kind. The…read morefood is good. The price is very reasonable! discounts for veterans and first responders? yes! Veteran establishment? Yes! Also very clean facility. They also offer catering as well as bus rental. They also have a very open rentable space or if you have a small group just come in and occupy an area of the bar. We'll be going back soon.

Amazing selection of beers. Zachary was extremely knowledgeable about the beers and very friendly…read more He even went over and started a fire for us to sit around. This place is very kid friendly with a sandbox for the kids to play in. Give Amity a try!

This is a must stop if you're passing through... we stopped for a brewery beer and landed ourselves…read morein a quaint private room where we thought we would order an appetizer. After deciding to split the steak and shrimp meal, out came multiple courses and a table full of food. The beer is delicious, the food in unbelievable, and the waitress was so pleasant, offering us food refills of anything that bites had been taken out of. We quickly drew up the map to debate if we would be through here again, often.

We thought we were in a local small business owned, but I now realize there are other Bricktown…read moreBreweries. I'm not from the area. First con is the hostess, blah greeting and we were sat in a place where the sun was shining directly on the table. Luckily the sun was setting so it didn't last long. Pro: waiter was friendly and helpful. Hubs wanted a dark beer but their selection was limited, he had the one recommended by the waiter. Pro: veggie pizza was delicious!! I had half of it left and took it with me. As we headed to the car there was these two homeless people so I gave it to them. Pro: nachos by my hubs actions that they were good and plentiful. Never really saw the rest of the restaurant because we were seated up front.

An hour here this evening where it was nice to sit and have a power outlet nearby but it seems that…read morethe only one is at the bar. Which worked fine but wasn't ideal. A beer and a big plate of cheese curds later, I've pounded out six reviews and I'm stuffed with a greasy and cheesy late lunch. Delicious, though! I like that they have their own parking lot and it was easy to find a spot for the Sprinter. On a Sunday afternoon, plenty of space both in the lot and in the restaurant. I'd return here when I next pass through Fort Smith. [Review 682 of 2024 - 352 in Arkansas - 21713 overall]

Let me set the mood for you... It's a crisp fall/winter day and you came to Broken Bow for a…read moregetaway. Now imagine, a brewery that's unexpected, dog, friendly, kid friendly, adult friendly, bring your own food, bring your own board/card game, enjoy the vibes of good time, and vacation relaxing. I can't wait to come again in the summer or spring. My spouse and I were in town the week of New Year's in this place was busy! They had a gourmet hot dog stand/ truck outside in the front of the brewery. This isn't a typical brewery set up when you walk in, there's a gift shop you order a beer right there with from friendly staff. It was a 50+ degree "winter" day, it felt natural to order a stout beer. The beers were on the more pricey side, but the beverage comes with complementary glassware to take home. It was weird, but it felt kind of natural that there were people under 21 since there was the hotdog stand and we brought our six month old baby. There are a few people with dogs, which I would recommend. I somehow ordered the best peanut butter stout I've ever had, which was a variation of their Opossum Pouch Stout. My spouse got a pumpkin spice brown ale, which was a variation of their Bigfoot Brown Ale. I won't lie, but normally I go halves with my spouse that comes to food and drinks... However, I was happy not to share my peanut butter stout. I can't wait to come again

Beavers Bend Brewery is worth the stop if you're in the area. They've got plenty of outdoor…read moreseating, and the setup makes it easy to relax and enjoy the view. The beers are solid across the boar; clean, well-made, and full of flavor. You can tell they take pride in what they're brewing. It's a simple place done right, and sometimes that's all you need. Good beer, plenty of room to sit, and a place that feels comfortable the moment you walk up. I'd come back without hesitation.

love the atmosphere, people are friendly, can play games while chatting and having a drink. will…read morebecoming back

This brewery is located in a cool, old building in Van Buren, AR. It was pretty slow, with just a…read morecouple of people at the bar when we walked in. The bartender was very nice but unfortunately, the beer tasted off. I can't speak for their other styles, but the IPA that night tasted like it was infected with lactobacillus. As an experienced brewer, I know that it's an intentional and valid addition to certain types of beers. But not something you generally want. We didn't try the food so maybe that's a strong point. But the IPA was not good.

Excellent food! Everything that my husband and I ordered was absolutely amazing! Owner very…read morewelcoming and friendly! Screened outside seating in relaxed setting. Wasn't sure what to expect upon arriving but so glad that we went and glad we were visiting during a day that they were open! This is a must if you're in the area or even close- it's worth driving to as well!

This is a must to go to if you're in the area or willing to travel! I wish I would've got a picture…read morebut I failed to. I got a flight of beer, and I can honestly say that all choices were really good! I had to give the jalapeno beer a second chance, but after I had some food on my tongue it was excellent. The sheep milk cheese and sourdough was excellent, the salmon salad which was a special was excellent, and the truffle fries were good as well! I honestly can't say enough. Service was great, the wait was not terribly long even with the one woman show in the kitchen. We sat out on the patio and it was a beautiful area. Thank you Preston Rose for offering this and keeping quality in this area.

Go here if you're close by. Wife and I had some time to kill a couple months ago and made the…read morelittle trek. Good call! Most impressive thing was the service. Female bar keep was laid back and cool, wasn't bothered by our "touristy" questions. Recommended good beers and had some small talk. Two younger ladies waiting tables were super polite, working hard and my wife over heard 1 say "I love my job." We had some loaded fries that were legit. I asked about merch like a pint glass which they did not have but she did give me a free sticker that I proudly have on my yeti cup.

Good food portion and food was ok. The barbecue sauce was way too sweet. Service was great and…read moreambience was fun. The mini arcade and pool table was fun thing to do.

I was in Muskogee for a film festival, and this place became our unofficial after party…read moreheadquarters because of its convenient location. I never tried the food here, but spent a couple of very enjoyable nights on the patio tilting back some cold ones and watching Muskogee's finest respond to calls. The brewery is located in a former fire station, and they keep it clean enough that you could probably eat off the floors. I didn't try all 15 of their beers, but the ones that I had were all fresh and cold. If you're visiting Muskogee in the spring and want to sit outside, I recommend a light jacket. They also have a couple of putting greens and cornhole games available. Muskogee has some really interesting history, and it's a very laid back community. Whatever reason that you have to travel here, this is a great place to let your hair down at the end of the day.

It was really slow, but also not that good and they weren't friendly…read more And apparently they didn't have potatoes.