I've been here a few times, and every visit has been top-tier! The customer service? Impeccable…read more The vibe? A whole mood. This spot gives off a sleek speakeasy feel--dark, moody, and elevated by stunning artwork. The dim lighting sets the perfect ambiance, making it an ideal place to unwind with a drink in hand. Speaking of drinks, the menu offers a solid selection of specialty cocktails, but if you're feeling adventurous, the bartender is happy to whip up something just for you. Just a heads-up--they don't serve food, so plan accordingly. I sipped on a crisp sparkling wine, and the elegant stemware with a twist of lemon was a classy touch. If you're looking for a stylish, intimate spot to enjoy well-crafted drinks, this is it!

Obsessed with this place. Awesome vibes. The bartenders are so talented and are great at helping…read moreyou discover your new favorite drink. If you're in the Lorain area, this is a must see.

We always order the wings, french fries, and mushrooms. The wings are always crispy with just…read moreenough sauce! The service is always on point too. The environment is welcoming. It's a great neighborhood pub and grub!

I stopped in for a drink and was pleasantly surprised. The hip hop crowd is gone and the clientele…read moreis more my style There is a kitchen here but I was in a hurry and couldnt order. East siders, give this place a try.

So whenever I head into Lorain I always drive by this brewery, but never stop. Oh how silly was I!…read moreThis place is great! We were out in Lorain kayaking and exploring when we decided to finally swing by Bascule's on our way home. Tiny parking lot, but since it was a Saturday afternoon things were still pretty chill and we easily got a spot. I don't know about you, but this off time is my favorite time to visit places because you can sit at the bar and have friendly chats with the staff and patrons. No crowd, no loud noise, no fighting to place an order. Owner Chris introduced himself and we learned about how the theme of the bar is bridges. Specifically the Bascule type of bridge (there's one in Lorain!) which opens up to allow ships to pass under and closes back together to connect one side to the other. Chris wants his brewery to be a place were people can connect. Ah what a thoughtful sweet reason to open a bar! (Plus I'm sure he enjoys making and drinking beer). To back up this connecting, you can see plaques on the wall from local citizens and businesses who donated/partnered with the brewery. There are church pews (you can have a seat or pray to Jesus if you drank too much) from the church Chris went to in his hometown (Youngstown) and several board games you can play with others. I had a baby flight to sample the five goods on tap that day and decided on the CocoMango. It's an IPA, but you can really taste the tropical flavors, nothing bitter about it. I was told that a peach cobbler beer is in the works and this fall there should be a sweet potato casserole beer coming as well! Both sound delicious! A regular named Jimbo came in and sat down next to us. He's a friendly guy with lots of stories to tell. Heck, everyone was personable and we had a really nice laid back experience here. I really hope Bascule joins the Cleveland Brewery Passport next year so that others can learn about this awesome little brewery! My only tiny suggestion is that they get something for those who don't drink beer, like maybe carry two wine selections from a local winery? Also a big sign on top of the building saying "DRINK BEER HERE" or something would really get peoples attention haha.

We stopped in on July 4th. There were a few people inside and one person in the beer garden. Our…read morevisit was for a beer and bite to eat. The Peach Fuzz IPA was very good. We got a four pack to take home. The Foggy Harbor was good also. The food was typical bar food. While there wasn't an expansive beer selection they were definitely the star of the show. The dining was good size and the seating was a mix of different chairs and tables. They had a cool old drawbridge control station with a live feed of a drawbridge. That added a nice touch to the room. I enjoyed the large windows in the dining room. The staff were nice and helpful. We don't get out that way often, but would stop in if we are in the area.

The menu here is made by a culinary mastermind. My wife and I have had quite a few of the menu…read moreitems and I can't think of one time we thought it was less than delicious. Service is great too! Hard, and kind workers. Recently we placed a to-go order and accidentally messed up the timing. We miscommunicated with them after the order was placed too. They graciously worked with us and gave us fresh, and tasty food! Thankful for this place in our local community.

Had a meal here with family and we all enjoyed our food and experience They use very fresh…read moreingredients and have a nice variety. Really nice interior and fun atmosphere, our server was great too. Great time and good food overall. Must try: Fig & Goat Cheese Flatbread, Stuffed Mushrooms and the meatloaf, so delicious! My only wish is that they had more vegetarian main dish options.

Had a good time the few times i visited from NY. Their bbq wings were the best I've had :)read more

The bartender was super friendly and nice. She was very inviting to the bar. The food was not that…read moregreat.. the fries were cold and had little favor. Drinks and bartender was good, food not so much.

Great food and fun ambiance. I ordered the lasagna and my friend did the same. It is in the heart…read moreof Amherst downtown. The bartenders were super nice and helpful. We enjoyed the food and watching the game. It has a few games in the place.

Would give this place more stars if I could. Food and drinks are great. S/o to the staff. Give em…read moreall a raise!!!

We were in Ohio for a baseball showcase we stopped at Mulligans for lunch. Best choice we made!…read moreGreat pub food and more. Service was excellent! The New Yorkers

I love the atmosphere, and the menu is extensive. It's a fun little place but nothing exceptional…read more But well worth visiting for sure. I had an onion soup to start, which was very good, but could have gone a bit more on the cheese. It was a very large bowl and entirely filling. I enjoyed it very much. I also ordered...well, not sure what I ordered. I wanted the buffalo chicken wrap. I asked them for breaded chicken instead of grilled. The waiter said he can't do that. Seriously? So then I asked for the Buffalo Chicken Salad, which comes with breaded chicken, in a wrap form. I think that's what I got. There wasn't a whole lot of lettuce in it or very "salady" or any other vegetables. The chicken was cut so small, you couldn't taste the breading, which was the point. I'd go back, but wouldn't order under any circumstances, one of their wraps.

This establishment gets lively on Friday and Saturday nights, adding to the hometown feel, and…read moresense of community. Even when there are a lot of guests, it never feels crowded, and the skilled bartenders are always at the ready to serve the thirsty patrons. The atmosphere is a mix of old and new; local and national memorabilia proudly adorns the historic walls. From my experiences, there is no kitchen here to detract from the authenticity of the pub feel, yet, several options are available to snack on, at very reasonable prices.

Great service and very clean. No credit cards but does have a ATM. Great place to go after dinner…read moresince they don't serve food.

We were delivered the wrong order and the manager made it right and then some. The foods delicious…read moreand the staff is top notch.

Foundry Kitchen and Bar strikes that perfect balance between a sleek, industrial aesthetic and a…read morewarm, welcoming atmosphere. From the moment we walked in, the staff was attentive and genuinely helpful, ensuring our experience was seamless from start to finish. The Drinks: Their drink menu is expansive--perfect for those who appreciate variety. I opted for the Mango Margarita, which was bright, refreshing, and perfectly balanced. It's a must-try if you're looking for a tropical twist on a classic. The Food: The menu is impressively eclectic, covering everything from artisan pizzas to elevated comfort food. We dove into a bit of everything: * Southwest Egg Rolls: A fantastic starter with a great crunch. * Black and Tan Burger: Cooked to perfection and full of deep, savory flavor. * Lasagna Pizza: A unique standout--it sounds heavy, but the execution was phenomenal. * Loaded Grilled Cheese & Blackened Chicken Salad: Both were fresh, hearty, and clearly made with high-quality ingredients. There were so many "next time" items on the menu that we're already planning our return. If you want a spot that nails both the vibe and the plate, this is it.

Great new menu! It…read morehas been awhile since I was last here. We brought a big group on a Wednesday night. They gave us a large table in corner so we had the area all to ourselves. We started with a beer flight. About 50 choices to choose from. I tried the hard cider and it was delicious! The menu is more expansive with appetizers, sandwiches and entrees. Plus they had a seasonal menu. I decided to try the butternut squash ravioli and a side salad. The salad was great with lots of toppings. The ravioli were delicious. The pork belly was tough. I think they had cooked and then refried so it was too hard to chew. Everyone else seemed to enjoy their meals at the table. Ordering wraps, pulled pork sandwiches and the pierogi platter. Great improvements!

Loved my pretzel, posh grilled cheese, and fries! Fries were perfectly crispy and tender,…read moredelicious! Recommend the locally-brewers bottled root beer. We sat outside as we'd just come from a loud graduation event and needed a quiet spot to rest and recover a bit over a late lunch. Our server was perfect and we got our food super quickly. I would have turned down the country music, but others might like that. Great visit today.