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    4.5 (36 reviews)
    Open • 11:00 am - 10:00 pm

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    Saphace A.

    Came by Monday evening! Not busy at all. A good amount of customers. I really liked the vibe here. Great music and a TV showing something from the 80s. Tons of natural light and plants. Outdoor area is large, tons of seating, graffiti, and plants too. I ordered the combo/meal deal: hot dog with fries and a drink. I wasn't initially planning on doing that since I was hoping to take my food to go. But the bartender recommended it and told me I could get a drink while I waited for my food. Really nice guy. Patient too as I didn't really know which drink to choose. I tried el morado. It was in a cool mug that I was tempted to ask whether it was for sale. Food wise, I got the chili cheese dog and calamari plate. The snap of the hot dog was nice! Tells you that dog is quality. The chili was nothing to write home about. But it's not a bad choice. It's not that messy either. I liked the calamari plate. It comes with fried pickles and jalapeños. Much more pickle forward than calamari. But still delicious with the lemon aioli on the side. I bought a 4-pack to take home too. Excited to try it! I'm not huge into craft beer anymore but the space is nice. Great place to hang. Parking is in a gravel lot. Not really marked so I parked next to other cars.

    The beer tunes for the wort is brewing.
    Marian B.

    First time enjoying the delicious food & alcohol beverages at this fun micro-brewery. We ordered at the counter with friendly staff, found our clean table with our coaster pager, after a short wait,while enjoying our beverages the buzzer sounded, we picked up our delicious lunch. The decor is clever, relaxing, & enjoyed the sofa seating area. We enjoyed the Smash Burgers with fries & steak fries. The hot dogs looked delicious, one customer recommended the vegan hot dogs (next visit). There is also beer to buy & take home to enjoy at a later time.

    Autumn L.

    This is such a fun and pretty spot. You walk up and see a massive patio complete with large swinging benches. Inside is equally spacious and welcoming. The happy hour hot dog special was especially nice and the perfect amount. The fries were seasoned, which I love, and the hot dog was grilled and delicious. Highly, highly recommend coming - especially with a group of friends to play games with. We brought our own, but it would be cool if they had some at the brewery!

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    Keri C.

    Love the fresh layout here as they manage to fill in the traditionally large warehouse space that we are familiar with as far as breweries go, with lovely touches of inviting furniture, natural light, and plants! Lots of plants. Definitely take a second to check out their little garden outside. I ordered a shrub, a non-alcohol classic of bubbles, a fruit simple syrup, and vinegar. I actually love a shrub (and they are great for your tummy). I might not get on here again. While, overall, the flavor was nicely balanced, something about it tasted just a tad off, maybe stale? It did come from the tap, pre-made, so maybe has something to do with that... They did release a new menu soon! I tried the cheesesteak. The flavor of the beef was good, but it was tough, borderline chewy. The cheese sauce was delicioius, a really well-developed flavor. And the sprinkle of herbs on top added a nice freshness. Though, solely because of the meat texture, I'd probably skip this in the future. Maybe go for cheese fries, so you can enjoy the sauce!

    Hot dog - plain
    Lorie L.

    Trellis Brewing sets amongst vacant and broken buildings, offering a spot to relax with friends and family (even the younger ones). They have several tables inside and I appreciated snagging a couch with my husband while we enjoyed a beer. If you like red lager, choose Field Day. On Saturday and Sunday their food truck is open. Hot dogs are their main feature and they offer a few sides or a smash burger. We ordered plain dogs, a pickled egg and broccolini. I knew better than to hope for something better, but I did anyway - small portions and skinny dogs. We were starving an hour later, but had already spent too much at Tellis. If I'm here again, I'll keep it to drinks only. Large parking lot and easy to find street parking nearby. Dogs welcome.

    Erica O.

    This spot is very cool, big industrial vibe. They lean into the greenery and plants around and it makes it so comfy. The canned beers are so good and such a deal! I like to stock up on the unique flavors and sours they have. Also the art on each can is unique and local! Not a standing food option but sometimes they have popups.

    Reghan G.

    Trellis is such a vibe, inside and out! I visited this morning for a pilates class that happens the first Sunday of the month. A lot of other community events happen here, run club on Wednesdays, trivia nights, flea markets, etc. The inside is so spacious and has a lot of seating. The outside is an awesome hangout spot. I am a big fan of the Cherry Sour Jaunt.

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    Paul A.

    Trellis Brewery has surprisingly good BBQ! My friend and I ordered the Smoked Brisket sandwich and Crispy Potatoes. Both tasted good, but the Brisket was the standout! The meat was thick-sliced with a good toasted bun and crispy tangy cole slaw. It was a hearty portion! The potatoes tasted fine and was a hearty portion... but $9 potatoes are a bit pricy The interior is a modern hip lounge with ample seating, and the outdoor area was more industrial. It's a neat place that I'd definitely revisit.

    Right outside the building.
    Elena K.

    Great food, watch out for breakfast sandwich I got eggs runny all over me but it was delicious mimosas were tasty and the salad was nice crunchy and fresh, good dressing :) Burger was tasty too! Great before we went to derby!

    Heather M.

    New Brewery that just recently opened on Logan Street. It is a little hidden so you will really have to look but, when you see it, you will know. They have a huge gravel parking lot, not really a fan of that. They have inside and outside seating. Walking up to the bar and ordering was a little confusing at first but, got the hang of it. I wasn't sure what to order but, the bar tender was helpful enough and asked what beers I typically like. I went with a Mexican Lager (I forget the name) I actually liked that one. You can get big pours and small pours here. They don't have food but, if you follow them on Facebook, they will post what food trucks will be in on what nights. I do like this newer brewery and I do intend on visiting again.

    Jim G.

    Interesting post-industrial location that reminds me of the ruins of a lost land. Beer is excellent, off the beaten path. Hope they add a food truck here ASAP!

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    Jamie F.

    We came to Trellis to celebrate a friends birthday. It looks like an awesome outdoor area, so we will be back when the weather is warmer. The inside was so spacious and welcoming. We also enjoyed the various beers and cocktails to choose from!

    Outdoor patio with food truck nearby.
    Rebecca T.

    First time at Trellis was on a Wednesday around 7pm. Pulling in from Logan Street, it was not easy to initially see where they were. Trellis is tucked in the back of the lot. You first see a building on Logan St that looks like it could collapse or could be in a zombie movie. There is ample parking in a large gravel lot. Water station is one of the first things I saw walking in (always nice to have). Pretty long bar, which is where we sat. Didn't like the lack of a foot bar on the actual bar, but the stool had one. There's a clip under the bar where a purse (or dog leash) can be secured. The place was pretty loud with not a lot of people inside (I imagine it gets really loud when crowded). Dogs were barking from time to time. We were greeted quickly and got our beers without waiting long. I asked for a half pour of a Smoketown and my husband ordered something that starts with S (kind of an easy drinking session-type beer). I was given a large mug of beer that appeared and tasted just like my husband's (so I don't think I got the Smoketown unless it's identical to the S word beer). Beer was fine, no complaints there. Wanted to get some hummus, but bartender didn't return until we were nearly finished with our beers. There was some sort of food truck outside, not sure what they were serving. Plenty of room inside and outside on patio. Interesting graffiti outside (saw "pee pee poo or die" spray painted on the concrete wall). Music was what most breweries play (hipster brewery rock, if that's a genre), and it wasn't too loud. Bathrooms: they have gender specific bathrooms with a shared sink in between. Men's is the first door and Women's is down the hall and to the right (no symbol or indication when staring directly at the door). [Of note, do not be like me and open the door that says FIRE ALARM Control System Inside.] Women's room had two small stalls and a wheelchair accessible stall. Clean inside since they are new. No paper towels, just air blaster for drying. To return to bar area, there's a door handle to turn (so bring a tissue if you don't like touching things after washing). They have one TV that was showing a walk through a Japanese train station and strolling down the city sidewalk. It looked like they only have one type of bourbon (Jim Beam). Don't go: if you don't like dogs, if you are sensitive to loud noise, you want to watch sports, or you want to try a variety of bourbons with your beer. Do go: if you like fresh new breweries with a good selection of beers, need a spacious place for lots of friends to hang out, love dogs, like trying new places in Louisville, and enjoy brewery music.

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    Great beers and great service! I loved all the options and choices that there were. Cant wait to go back again.

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