Katie H.
Yelp
I remember driving past this place last year and waiting patiently for it to open, despite the fact that this state is already packed with craft breweries. We finally came in last night, lured by the promise of live music, and it was great! It's a fun, lively place with an attractive tasting room, solid brews, and a busy calendar of live music and food trucks.
My fiance and I tried both of the saisons on offer and agreed that they were pretty good. I really appreciate the variety of beers on tap. Nothing grinds my gears more than a brewery where over half the beers are IPAs, since I find them undrinkable. Thanks, Legitimus, for catering to the "other" beer drinkers in the state. The prices were fair ($6 pints), and I love that they offer little 6 oz tasters for only $2.50, which is the perfect amount of beer for me.
If the owners of the brewery are reading this, I have a few unsolicited suggestions to improve the place:
1) More seating please! With only 4 picnic tables inside (two of which seemed to be taken up by a birthday party), it was hard to find a seat at all. I couldn't help but think that a more efficient use of the space would be to have 6 less massive picnic tables instead of 4 big ones. Also, the bar shelves that line the walls are nice for people that want to stand and drink, but some more stools would be nice.
2) Please consider installing a sign that indicates where to order at the bar so people can form a line. It was a bit of a free-for-all with 2 bartenders and a swarm of people all trying to yell out their orders first. People kept sneaking in front of me, and we had to wait way too long to get our drinks.
3) Consider offering some cheap bar snacks. The food truck parked outside (Christie's) was offering $6 pretzel bites and $12 turkey or black bean burgers, none of which sounded appealing to us. We ended up leaving early to go to Five Guys because we were so hungry.
That's just my 2 cents, but I'm excited to try more of the beers here and see where they go from here.