I hesitated to give it a try after reading some of these reviews about how great it was you could…read moresit and let your kids run rampant, and how great the staff is at dealing with running screaming kids. Then I thought okay it's mid week, lunch time, so I came in. I was limited on time, came in and ordered a pizza and a beer. Told the server she could serve it in the to go box since I had to go sooner than I would have liked. Service was friendly, prompt and she still checked on me after I had paid. Although the place was not busy, there was a large table with a baby and 2 pre schoolers. They were all well behaved, but still I'm always surprised that breweries are now for kids. I really liked the decor!

Parks and Rec is the 3rd Mad Tree location we've been to and even though we like the others a lot,…read morethis was our favorite. My husband was saying how much better it will be when we come back in the summer with the huge patio and all the garage doors open. I agreed, but I also think part of the reason we loved it so much was that even though it was a cold, gray February day, inside Parks and Rec had so much greenery and lots of windows so it felt summery inside! Our server was super friendly and went over the menu with us, telling us which items were most popular and which were his favorites. I got the peanut butter porter which was really good and hubby liked his s'mores stout as well. We split one of their huge pretzels which came with whole grain mustard and beer cheese...delish!! Then I got a 1/2 apple and pecan salad, which was more pecans, apples and dried cranberries than salad (and I mean that in the best way!) My husband let me try one of his chicken wings which had a nice spice to it. We were very pleasantly surprised at how great our whole experience was because the reviews were pretty mixed but honestly, it was a great visit from start to finish. Highly recommend!

The perfect "hole in the wall"! They had three pool tables, darts, and old classic game machines…read more Pool was a dollar fifty a game, not sure about darts. The bartender was nice and helped get our balls that were stuck in the machine. They also have an outside patio where you can sit and play huge jenga, or chill with your drinks. Didn't try and food but will definitely be back!

So fun. Literally an 8 piece band with several serious saxophones…read more Great vibe. I went with my husband and our newly married daughter and son in law. Fun for us all. Mainly older crowd but pool tables make it worth the trip.

Came here for pizza week and had a great experience…read more You can seat yourself and you must order food and drinks from the bar. I ordered the hot honey pepperoni pizza and it was so good. I also ordered the blood orange martini and it wasn't bad. You can also book a lane and bowl there to start or end your day.

Was in town for the tennis tournament and this place was near my hotel…read more First impressions were good. A huge space with plenty of seating and very personable staff. Great beer selection with plenty of new stuff to try for this Atlanta boy. Wanted something lighter and the bartender let me sample a rice brewed lager. Very clean, light taste. Perfect. For dinner, went with the Margherita pizza on gluten free crust. Perfectly cooked crust with tasty mozzarella cheese. Strong recommend.

Man, so sad about this place! Decided to stop in here for my birthday and was extremely…read moredisappointed. To start this place is a "sit down" but you have to order at the bar and they bring it to you. We were a tad thrown off with that since they literally had waiters and people roaming around, didn't make sense to me. But that was just the start! We decided to order nachos and a pretzel to start the meal. The pretzel was disgusting, hard and lacking flavor and the $14 nachos was a side plate with a small portion of nachos on it. I asked the server what was with the size of the nachos and he said he though they were normal. They aren't, you go to a normal bar and for $14 comes out a platter with nachos that are loaded. Then our mains came out, my wife's salad was gross, lacking flavor and with dry chicken and my burger was decent. For $90 this meal should have been WAYYY better. We left feeling very disappointed and will definitely not be coming back.

Went here for a fun Sunday night meal. Don't let the door deter you, it says it closes at 8 but it…read morecloses at 9 and they will take kitchen orders until 8pm. The chicken sandwich was juice and unique with flavors. It surprisingly has kick to it. The Brussel spouts were chard to perfection. Love the staff and how friendly and accommodating they are. We didn't get a drink but their beer menu was extensive for a variety of taste

The food has a southwest flavor but they also make a great Philly cheesesteak…read more The presentation is great! And the draft selection? Wunderbar!!

Cute place with a delicious brunch offering. Seat yourself and full service is offered throughout…read morethe brewery. Whoops, forget to take a pic of my breakfast sandwich! (Sourdough or biscuit, egg, cheese, and I chose bacon). Not a lot of egg on it, but still good. The diced potatoes were nice & crispy. I had a mimosa because I'm not cool enough to like beer.

This is a great neighborhood style tavern in Madeira. Stop in for a beer and play some pool in the…read moreback or sit in the bar area and imagine you're sitting on Kelcy's bar in All in the Family. Maybe Archie and Barney Hefner will join you for a beer and some good old neighborhood conversation. Parking on the street or nearby at the old train depot.

I love that it's a dive sports bar, but the food was seriously disappointing. The potato pancakes…read morewere deep fried in old oil. Could taste the chicken and fish that had been fried in it earlier. The split pea & ham soup had a weird burnt flavor. Sad that it wasn't better. Still come for the neighborhood bar feel, just eat somewhere else.

If you haven't been to MPH Brewing in Montgomery, you're either stuck in traffic... or parked…read moresomewhere three blocks away wondering if this place is really worth the walk. Spoiler: it is. The only real complaint here is that the parking situation occasionally resembles a Black Friday doorbuster...,,except instead of discounted TVs, you're fighting for proximity to exceptional beer and people who actually seem glad you showed up. From the moment you walk in, you get hit with something rare these days: genuine, unscripted hospitality. Sierra, the general manager, runs the place with the kind of quiet authority that says, "Yes, we're in control....and yes, you're going to enjoy yourself." She's sharp, composed, and clearly the reason everything hums instead of hiccups. Then there's Maddie...her sister....who is essentially a human champagne cork. Every interaction pops, sparkles, and somehow gets more entertaining the longer you're around her. Watching Sierra and Maddie interact is like seeing discipline and delightful chaos shake hands and decide to run a brewery together. The result? A place that feels both dialed-in and alive. Caroline deserves her own headline. Not just pleasant...precision-level accommodating. The kind of service where you don't have to ask twice, and usually don't even have to ask once. She and Maddie made sure we were completely taken care of out on the porch, including getting a fire going when the temperature dipped into that sneaky "do I need a jacket or not?" zone. That's not service..,.that's anticipation. The food? Legitimately strong. The prosciutto and fig jam pizza hits that perfect balance of sweet, salty, and "why did we not order two of these?" Their salads don't feel like a punishment, and the sandwiches,,..let's just say people aren't exaggerating. You'll see tables guarding them like trade secrets. Now the beer....this is where MPH separates itself from the "nice patio, average product" crowd you find scattered along certain nearby river-adjacent zones. These beers don't just show up,,.they perform. Clean, well-crafted, and across a lineup that feels like a brewmaster who knows exactly what he's doing and isn't guessing. You could drop several of these into a national competition and they wouldn't just participate--they'd make noise. What stands out most is the environment. Relaxed without being lazy, energetic without being chaotic. If the weather cooperates, sitting outside is one of the most enjoyable, almost unfairly pleasant experiences you'll find in Montgomery. There's really nothing else like it in the immediate area, it's not trying to copy anything, and that's exactly why it works. Bottom line: MPH Brewing is what happens when ownership hires well, trains well, and then gets out of the way of good people doing good work. Just plan your parking strategy like you're invading Normandy--or bring comfortable shoes. Either way, you'll leave glad you made the effort.

Came in during a ball game, it was on a TV all over. Plenty of opportunities there. They have a…read moredecent food menu, didn't get any this time but in the past the pizza has been very good. Just a quick beer this visit to relax a bit.

Solid brewery with about 30 beers on tap (that's a lot!). I recognize several of Listermann's (RIP)…read moreold standbys, which is awesome. I'm a sucker for free popcorn, so that's a win. Friendly staff was a bonus for our visit. If we lived closer, I'm sure we'd go regularly.

DVD Brew is an awesome location that looks like would be a great time during the warm months…read more There are plenty of options on tap to try and I can't imagine you won't find something that you like...probably more than one. We stopped in for a quick drink before a dinner, so we didn't stay long, but it was starting to fill up as we sipped on our beverage. I tried their (at the time) new hard seltzer, they were still working out the kinks, so it wasn't 100% something to love, but I would love to go back to try it again. The flavor was added with a syrup and the seltzer/syrup ratio wasn't great, but I'm sure that merely takes time. TLDR: I'll be back to try it again...when I have more time to try other options, too.

I was here for a friends birthday celebration, I don't normally go to bars, but this is where she…read morewanted to go, so here I ended up. I ordered a Bourbon, which came out and was most of a rock glass full, okay it was easily 3/4 full with bourbon. I am not sure how much it cost because another friend picked up the complete tab, but this was easily 4 shots of bourbon. The place was fairly clean, the bathroom was a little rough, at least the mens room. Hence the 4 stars... maybe it should be a 3.5 stars. But the customer service here was amazing and the fun factor was very high. You should stop in and give them a try.

Bad service, awful food, sad excuse for a restaurant, bar. I'd suggest maybe a 7-11 instead of this…read moreplace. I'm not a fan. Won't be going back.

Went here during lent. You order first and they bring it out. I had the fish sandwich, ordered…read morefries which was an appetizer and the wife ordered the margherita pizza. They don't give anything out like numbers but a device that looks like you would get when you are on a wait list and the lights would go off. Well to my surprise they use it for your table location which they bought my fries out first and dropped them off at the table. The food came out shortly after that. Everything was good and surprisingly barramuñdi filet was delicious. Never had it before. The first with the aioli was good and the wife enjoyed the pizza. It doesn't have waitresses so you have to get your own refills. We definitely go back when I am at the mall.

It was great, minus the 2 doors being open to the line, which makes it hard to know who is actually…read morefirst. It was a very busy Sunday brunch, and they had one poor cashier. Oatmeal with almond butter, oat milk, fruit and nuts was really good. It was warm (not as hot as I like it, but still good!) and I liked it served in the mason jar. They were making delicious scones and cookies while we were in line- smart advertising bc it smelled good! Food came quickly and "servers" were very friendly.