I order the Ahi-Tuna plate and it was delicious!!! Very flavorful and the sides were perfect. The…read morecucumbers were a perfect way to clear the palate as the Ahi seasoning is on the spicier side. Portioned perfectly!

Weekday dinner here, served by Brittany- she was on point all night…read more We enjoyed all of our beverages and food. Their Rhinestone Blonde beer was well balanced and my wife enjoyed her gin-based drink "The Smash" and her dessert cocktail "Cafe' Noire." Food wise, the queso and chips were above average and a large portion. Fish and chips were tasty- be sure to ask for extra house-made tartar sauce. Their house-made balsamic vinegar dressing was fire. We finished up with the uber-rich 7-Layer Paradise dessert. Worth a stop.

This is a do not miss stop! We were on the way to Austin from Carlsbad Caverns on a road trip and…read moreread about this place. It was an awesome experience. Very rustic, diamond in the rough but so nostalgic. It reminded me of my old elementary school in Alabama. Nice, clean bathrooms. They even have the gym available for use and its kids friendly! There's inside and outside seating. It's like in the middle of some farmland and can be hard to see from the street but look closely and use the coordinates from the website. Make sure to get the hours off the website too. Yelp is incorrect. So its an old 1920's/1930's school turned into a very real brewery and restaurant. Our host knew all the history and toured us through the place even showing us how he makes the beers. The food was pretty good! The best thing we ordered was the beer battered fried fish and that was some of the best battered fish I've ever tasted... honestly. These people are so down to earth that the cook came out and spoke with us. So the place needs a lot of work but the restaurant side is put together and the seating is very nice. Its a local spot and I hope can stay open for the travelers and residents down through there. They have a lot of great ideas for the place and it would be awesome for the community and be a hang out for everyone. Please support them if you can. They're really nice, down to earth people.

Just a note to all that this is now Farm Ale House Brewing Company. Not Eola School House brewing…read morecompany. It changed names and owners Jan 2021. Completely new concept and owners now. Never saw wit before this new branding and ownership but man do I love the place as it is with renovations and changes! Chris the head brew master is a dope tour building tour guide and brewer while chef Matt is a true whiz in the kitchen as well. You gotta go see this historical gem with beer and food to please all.

It's a nice little nano brewery. Bartender was very nice and informative about the downtown area.read more

Great place to grab a drink. Wife and I went on Valentine's Day tried their ciders Texas Honey and…read moremimosa one both good. Bar tenders very attentive and friendly. We definitely will return.

Fun little nano brewery, directly next to a super great Airbnb (Opa's). Very nice and helpful…read morepeople working here, she gave me some local recommendations. We had such a fun time, there are some games, snacks, and fun brew flavors. My fave was the pickled beet sour. There was a pretty good turn out for the Thursday night trivia game. Very relaxed atmosphere, had some bags and giant Jenga outside and a fire pit. Definitely recommend this.

This place is a no brainer. A small brewery in a backyard, with a very well done taproom (small but…read morevery cool). Parking in the back, with Cornhole, washers, and a fire pit. This place is simple and amazing. Usually about 8 beers on tap, a few small bar food items (flatbreads, popcorn, etc). The beers are delicious and the owner is usually hanging around. Trivia is also available on Thursdays at 6pm which is a really good time. Recommend...all the beers! Literally haven't had a bad one here and I've tried a fair amount. Great place to go for a post dinner beer, or on a nice night to sit outside.