Against the Grain
Permanently Closed
House-brewed beers and inventive pub food, including burgers
House-brewed beers and inventive pub food, including burgers
"Louisville Slugger Field's neighbor, Against the Grain, is a brewery/smokehouse combo located in a former train station. With names like “Citra Ass Down” and “Fast Thymes at Ridgemont Rye”, one could wonder if ATG used up all their creativity with naming their beers. Fortunately for everyone, they didn’t. The seriously delicious beers are matched with an inventive and perfectly executed menu, including vegetarian options that would make even a carnivore drool. With growlers to go, you can leave with more than just a full stomach." - Fieldtrip
"Both locations — Against the Grain Public House and Public House Highlands — are known for their variety of tasty craft beers. But Louisville’s first brewer-owned-and-operated brewpub serves up unique cocktails, too — with a hoppy twist, of course. Against the Grain is celebrating the Manhattan cocktail with their special, Smoke Show, made with Angel’s Envy Rye Finished in Rum Casks, sweet vermouth, aromatic and orange bitters, and smoked beer syrup. A cherry and an orange peel top it off." - Vox Creative
"Against the Grain, Downtown. Louisville Slugger Field's neighbor, Against the Grain, is a brewery/smokehouse combo located in a former train station. With names like “Citra Ass Down” and “Fast Thymes at Ridgemont Rye”, one could wonder if ATG used up all their creativity with naming their beers. Fortunately for everyone, they didn’t. The seriously delicious beers are matched with an inventive and perfectly executed menu, including vegetarian options that would make even a carnivore drool. With growlers to go, you can leave with more than just a full stomach."
"Against the Grain, Downtown. Louisville Slugger Field's neighbor, Against the Grain, is a brewery/smokehouse combo located in a former train station. With names like “Citra Ass Down” and “Fast Thymes at Ridgemont Rye”, one could wonder if ATG used up all their creativity with naming their beers. Fortunately for everyone, they didn’t. The seriously delicious beers are matched with an inventive and perfectly executed menu, including vegetarian options that would make even a carnivore drool. With growlers to go, you can leave with more than just a full stomach."
"I note the Smokeout draws breweries such as Louisville’s Against the Grain, which will bring beer that isn’t distributed in Chicago stores and bars." - Ashok Selvam
