Brewport Brewing Co

The aesthetic here is fantastic — clean, modern, and well thought out — but the atmosphere falls flat. The space looks great, yet the energy from the staff doesn’t match the vibe; it just lacks that welcoming personality to pull everything together. As for the food, New Haven–style pizza isn’t my personal favorite, but it was decent and definitely edible. The cut of the pizza was unusual — maybe that’s the New Haven way — but it felt odd to me. At nearly $30 a pie, it’s on the pricey side, though I’ll give credit where it’s due: the portion size was generous. The Caesar salad also missed the mark; it didn’t have the crisp, fresh hearts of romaine you’d expect from a quality salad. Overall, it’s a great drinking spot with an impressive setup — just not somewhere I’d recommend for the food unless you’re going for more of a food truck–style experience. I don’t drink beer, and while I get that it’s a brewery, there were only two ciders on the menu — and the one I wanted wasn’t even available. Would we return? Absolutely — just probably after dinner next time.

Never disappoints. OMG the pizza is one of the best is all CT... great beer selection.. always a great choice 👌

This is definitely a great spot. I have been coming here a while and each time I really appreciate it. The pizza is excellent. Definitely one of the top pizza in the area. Oh by the way - the beer list - not too shabby. The Amore Life indeed

I ordered the pizza special, which came out looking like it was made for a culinary magazine photo. The presentation was perfect, with fresh, colorful toppings and cooked to perfection. While I waited, I was greeted by the manager, Rich, and Chef Stefan, who each made me feel welcome and appreciated. I only have the in-house beers when I visit because I love how there are always creative new recipes to chose from, but also some historic ones that are faithfully brewed from recipes that may be more than 100 years old. Brewport is a standout for great beer, pizza, and first class service!

For years I've driven past Brewport and wondered what it was like, and today, we finally made it in! Cool industrial vibe with a simple menu of pizzas, salad, and drinks. Our server was super friendly and attentive, and we appreciated that she informed us the individual sized antipasto would be plenty for the four of us to share. Our pizzas arrived, and we were impressed at the thin, crispy crust with just the right amount of char. However, we all agreed that the sauce was pretty lacking in flavor, and we just really wanted more from it. They weren't bad pizzas by any means, but they could've been excellent had they just been more flavorful. The toppings definitely helped, but if I were to come back, I probably wouldn't order a standard cheese, or maybe I would add garlic on. Glad we finally checked it out and definitely a cool spot to hang out while in Bridgeport.

Nice spot in Bridgeport to grab a bite before you catch a show or a hockey game. It's first come first serve and it get VERY busy when there is an event at the amphitheatre or the arena. When you are finally seated the food is on point. The pizza are great and come with interesting topings. They also have great salads and awesome craft beer. For those who don't drink, they also serve Athletic which is a nice plus. The place gets very loud when it's busy but the staff keeps moving and gets everyone served. The prices are good and are very much in line with what you would expect to pay. They also have a small lot where you can pay to leave your car of you don't want to park at the arena.

The BrewPort is an excellent and truly unique restaurant. From the moment we walked in, we felt extremely welcomed by the owner, Jeff, starting with the very cool airbrushed entrance. This large, laid-back brewery was warm and inviting, with a pizza oven right in the center in bar area. We were greeted by our very attentive and friendly server, Jose. His excellent recommendations and knowledge of the restaurant & brews made on the premises made choosing easy. We built our own pizza, which was not only delicious but also had very generous portions. We were so happy with our experience that we shared it with Jose, who kindly mentioned it to Jeff. As spoke them both telling them sure to recommend and returning!

My family and I generally enjoy eating at Brewport. They particularly enjoy the root beer. Although we have gone there several times, our experience has never been made greater than with having the server Zak. Pleasant and knowledgeable, he was exemplary in his attentiveness. I highly recommend this place to anyone looking for interesting decor, tasty food and drink and exceptional service.

Thank You, Jebrill!!! What a Perfect Pit Stop on Our Way Home Jebrill (apologies if I'm spelling your name wrong!). My husband and I had a mini date on our way back to Greenwich, and you made it even better with your spot-on recommendations, delicious beer selections, and great sense of humor. Thank you for that! This was my third time visiting, and I had been constantly telling my husband he needed to try it, so finally, he did, and we were both blown away. The menu here is simple, but the pizza is unbelievable. We ordered two pies and, five bites in, it felt like we'd never eaten anything so good before. Can't wait to come back next time we're in the area!

Brewport is one of those hidden-in-plain-sight gems literally circled by highway off ramps, but once you're there, you don't even notice. You're just in the zone: pizza, beer, sunshine. The beer is very much on point. Tons of great options on tap, from crisp and hoppy to smooth and malty. Even my non beer drinking fiancée found something she liked, which is saying something. They've got a little something for everyone. It's a no-frills kind of place just beer, pizza, and salad, but it works. We shared a small pizza and it was more than enough (and really good). Also grabbed a Caesar salad... dressing was just okay, but honestly, we weren't there for the greens. Service was solid, even with their computer system crashing mid-shift. Didn't faze them. I barely noticed my beer was cold and disappearing quickly, and that's all that mattered. We sat outside, took our time, and just chilled. Brewport is easygoing, well-run, and a great spot to kick back. Will 100% be back.

Usually a good experience. Not so much today. We typically stop for pizza before a show. Wait was as expected, but the bouncer was a jerk when I asked to be let in for the restroom as he threatened to find me if I went to the bar. Leaving my family outside. Ended up at a community table, next to the bar, so too loud to talk without shouting and the tables is so wide it made that even worse. People leaving empties on the table is t nice either.

Shockingly amazing pizza A pizza parlor with a brewery, take your pick. Brewport has it down to a science either way. The pizza is thin-crust and surprisingly very good (think New Haven style) and the "individual" salad can easily feed two to three hungry adults. I'm going to make a surprising statement from a person why has tried every famous New Haven pizza place and the big named joints in the New Haven vicinity. "This rendition of a New Haven style coal fired pizza is one of the best I have ever had." I had Sally's a few weeks before this visit and this pizza was better. Bold but honest. The ambience is repurposed brick industrial motif, which cries out for you to make yourself comfy. Topping it off was the service: plenty of waitstaff hitting all corners of the place, not least of whom was a young lady I believe her name was Allana, who treated us like best friends. I will say one downfall, their craft beer is subpar and the guest taps are nothing special. Which I guess is an issue for a brewery, but overall go hungry, drink responsibly, and enjoy! Thanks

So let me start this is no way reflection on our server who is really nice kind attentive and the concept is great salad and pizza. How can you go wrong? Well, you don't have any options for except the house? It doesn't start off great to me cause I'm a salad lover. The chicken was boiled not grilled or Sir was kind enough to let us know that their Korean barbecue sauce was available which I used thank goodness the pizza took forever because there was some sort of oven issue where our pizza got burned and they had to redo it then when we got was a thin crust, Limp nightmare, edible yes delicious no maybe I'm picky because I'm from New York because the place was packed and it seemed to be the place to go everybody with Bierd in hand. I'm not a beer drinker. I had some wine which was good and the price was reasonable by New York standards. I'd probably suggest if you're a pizza lover not coming here if you're a beer lover definitely come here Plenty of parking in a line to get in

Brought my family here for lunch on a Saturday. We were seated immediately and our waiter was very nice and knowledgeable about the beer they had on tap (always a good thing in my book). We ordered a family size Caesar salad, which was good and a generous portion. We also ordered two pizzas. One of which was badly burned on one side and lacked enough toppings for the price imho. The beer was very good. They had a cream ale that was very well made and a rare find. I will be back but not sure I will get pizza next time. Also, they do not fill beer growlers for some reason which is disappointing to me.

For years I've driven past Brewport and wondered what it was like, and today, we finally made it in! Cool industrial vibe with a simple menu of pizzas, salad, and drinks. Our server was super friendly and attentive, and we appreciated that she informed us the individual sized antipasto would be plenty for the four of us to share. Our pizzas arrived, and we were impressed at the thin, crispy crust with just the right amount of char. However, we all agreed that the sauce was pretty lacking in flavor, and we just really wanted more from it. They weren't bad pizzas by any means, but they could've been excellent had they just been more flavorful. The toppings definitely helped, but if I were to come back, I probably wouldn't order a standard cheese, or maybe I would add garlic on. Glad we finally checked it out and definitely a cool spot to hang out while in Bridgeport.

The staff and the Antipasto Salad are the only reason to come here now. We were do boys night here every other friday until summer. After a few new jobs, we started up again. Two different pies and so similarly disappointed. Struck up conversation with couple to the left and to the right and same feel on the pizza. How could they make it that much thinner and bland? With so much competition around and better beers, i think they are regulated to a before concert stop. So sad

Wow! This place is a10! What a job they did with the interior. First class. I didn't get beer but my date had a solid flight of IPA's. I got a flight of Margaritas which was encouraging. The pizza was a 9 but the star of the show was the garden Gorgonzola salad. We both thought it might be the best salad we've ever had, simple outstanding. What an addition to Bridgeport. Get over there.

Always a good spot. Went late afternoon on a Saturday. Easy to get a table. Ordered: Small spinach salad - nothing small about this salad. And so good! 1meat liver pizza and 1 small personal cauliflower pizza. The sausage on the meat liver pie was nicely spicy. The cauliflower pizza was so good!!!! Def will be back.

Pizza's really good, the beers and the selection are solid. Bartenders are super nice too. Only downside is if you get there after 9 on Fridays and Saturdays. Technically it's open until 11pm on Fridays and Saturday. The kitchen shuts down at 10pm which is totally understandable. Last call is also 10pm. By 10:30pm it's implied you hurry up and get out. Totally get that the staff wants to wrap up, but it's a little frustrating when you're still within open hours, especially with how pricey going out is these days. I'll definitely be back, but before 7pm in the evening so I can actually relax and enjoy instead of rushing a drink.

This place is a really cool place to stop if you have extra time before getting on the Bridgeport ferry. Their pizza is insanely good and the atmosphere inside is really cool. They have their kitchen open so you can watch them cook your pizza if you're lucky to be seated close enough. The only thing about this place that isn't great is that it might be hard to get to if there's lots of traffic from the amphitheater close by.

My favorite brew is the Blood Orange which is excellent with a salad and some pizza (any kind but I like sausage pizza). It can be hectic but they seem to always handle things well. Parking is decent and security is solid. Overall this is a nice spot with games and plenty of room to find a home for a while!

Great spot for groups of friends. Lots of seating options. There's a parking lot on site. Pizza is thin crust and they are good sharing sizes. Family friendly as well.

We stopped for a pizza before getting on the ferry. The crust is very thin. Just the way my husband likes it. We enjoyed the pizza and a beer. Good vibe.

We have gone before concerts a few time . Pizza is very good , love the very thin crust . Tried a few beers , I liked the "Blood Orange Blonde "and my husband likes the "Arnold Cream ale". Gets busy quickly we try to go early. Note : only allowed 90 minutes at a table on concert nights .

Place stinks Host stinks and drinks are weak. Don't go unless you're forced to go and nothing else is available around the amphitheater

I never write reviews - usually my friends handle that for us -- but this experience at Brewport in Bridgeport, CT was so frustrating that I felt I had to share. Three of us stopped by around 7:30 p.m. after work to relax with a beer and some pizza. We ordered a white mozzarella pizza with buffalo chicken, but were brought a tomato pie with buffalo chicken instead. We politely told the server and asked for the right pizza. A few minutes later, another server brought back the same wrong pizza. Hungry and assuming they were offering it, we started eating. When the check came, we were shocked to see we were charged for two pizzas -- plus extra garlic we never ordered. When we asked why, the server said, "because you ate it," completely ignoring that it was their mistake. No accountability, just an offer to "bring the manager" to explain. We've been regulars here after Total Mortgage arena events, but after this pushy, disappointing experience, we're done. We'll gladly drive a little farther to Two Roads instead. I'm also attaching the receipt so others can see exactly what happened.

Great beer. Great pizza what more can you ask for? Delicious New Haven style pizza. Ice cold very good beer. It's like I dream about lol

Arrived to Brewport right around happy hour time for pizza and a beer. The parking lot was pretty empty. We got the special Mediterranean pizza in small, which was enough for 2 people. As for the taste, I wanted a bit more fluff in the crust but the toppings were pretty well balanced. One of their best features is offering 7 oz beers as an option on their brews. They will also provide you with a taster if you ask. Our server was great and super helpful splitting our bill. It was pretty quiet as compared to other times I've been there but there was nice background music playing.

As someone who is not a big "beer drinker," I wasn't sure what to expect from Brewport. I was pleasantly surprised by the sangria with watermelon Italian ice. This was an absolutely delicious drink. My fiance and I ordered a small Caesar salad and a small pizza. It was my first time eating CT pizza, and I thoroughly enjoyed it. The Caesar salad was also very good. Our server was very attentive, and we sat outside enjoying a beautiful evening. I thought it would be louder outside so near the highway, but the music created a very pleasant background. The absolute pinnacle of the evening was the root beer float. The ice cream was creamy, but the root beer is fire! Seriously one of the best root beers I have tasted. It was so good that we bought a six pack of it to take home. Highly recommend!

Absolutely fantastic spot for beer and pizza. The location kinda stinks, forced to drive and park. Car dependency is the real villain here. The service is fast and friendly. Pizzas are humongous. Huge beer selection and large bar. Double decker and stadium style booth seating is very, very cool. I love this place.

Service never disappoints neither does the chefs special pie! If you haven't asked, it changes everyday!

We arrived just as Brewport was opening on a Thursday afternoon. We were seated at a table by a hostess who didn't provide any information with regard to scanning the QR code in the middle of the table to view the food and beer menu. Interestingly the QR code sticker doesn't say anything about scanning for the menu. It is a reminder that there is a 90 minute visit limit. Feels like an artifact from 2021. The layout seems to maximize the number of booths that can fit in the brewery around the center situated bar. We ordered flights of Brewport beer: the three tides and blood orange blonde for me and the rule of two black IPA for my spouse. After we had ordered our waitress came back from the bar with samples of the roadie SIPA because they were out of king tide. We went with it in our samplers and enjoyed it thoroughly. For food we ordered the Brewmaster pizza. This was an enjoyable thin crust although the chicken could use some additional seasoning. I'd probably go back to try one of the salads and hopefully King Tide, when they have it again.

Brewport Brewing Company is a craft brewpub that opened in Bridgeport, Connecticut in August 2016. It was founded by brothers Bruce & John Barrett along with brewmaster Jeff Browning. The Barrett Brothers helped to build Barrett Outdoor Communications, their family billboard business. In 2001, they bought the old Fairfield County News building in hopes of some day finding a creative use for it. Browning was the head brewmaster at the brewpub BAR in New Haven for 15 years. The trio decided to open up a brewpub at the old building that would pay homage to Bridgeport's pre-Prohibition breweries. When the brewpub opened, many of the beers were inspired by historic beer recipes that Browning had collected over the years. In addition to the beer, Browning also created 'Wellington's Old Style Root Beer' which he claims is the world's only malted soda. Browning also brought something else along from his days at BAR: New Haven-style pizza! For this he enlisted the help of BAR veteran Pat Bohan to be Brewport's head pizza maker. I've been to Brewport several times since they opened, but my most recent visit was with my cycling team called "Team Craft Beer" (Mr. Browning is also a member). After a 30 mile training ride, the team stopped at Brewport for pizza and beer. Mr. Browning treated the team to a "Breakfast Pizza" that featured spinach, onions, ham, sausage and peppers. My wife and sons later joined us for lunch. During our visit, the beers I tried included "Rule of Two" (Black IPA) and "CFK 7: Bourbon Barrel-Aged Kenny" (Imperial Stout). My wife ordered a Wellington's Root Beer. We were very happy with our drink choices. For pizza, we ordered a "The Brewmaster" (chicken, pepperoni, light hot pepper) and a daily special that was a white pie with chicken, roasted red peppers, olives, and broccoli. We were VERY pleased with our pizza choices. We'll be back again and again!

The place is super cool looking and giant with lots of seating. We, like so many others here, visited here before our show at the arena. It was very busy but we were seated quickly and received food and drinks quickly too. My favorite was the Korean BBQ with the side of kimchi. The flavor was there! I enjoyed the thin crust too. Just felt it lacked a bit in cheese. We also ordered the special of the night which essentially a chicken parm pizza and it was just not good. I've never had a dry pizza in my life but this right here was the driest blah pizza I've ever had. The sauce was so little like they originally put a lot on but then scraped it off. For drinks I had the Blackberry Bramble (I think called that) and that was very good, we ordered more of those. But the sangria was far too sweet and felt like it was made then with a mix not actually had time to brew. Would totally come back but maybe we will just try their normal cheese pizza. I should add any staff member I came in contact with were very kind!

Nestled in the crook of the Route 8 on-ramp is a small restaurant marked on the Connecticut Beer Trail and a short drive away from the hockey rink and concert venue. Brewport, as the name implies, is a brewery, but you'll probably come here for their signature pizzas. What kind of pizza is this? They're definitely New Haven inspired, but not quite full-on Frank Pepe. I love New Haven pizza, but my girlfriend hates it, and we both love Brewport pizza. There's some char, but the bottom crust is thin and floppy. The pizzas are mostly red, almost always with cheese (sorry, New Haven purists; head east), and a large one is plenty to feed two hungry people. Not into pizza? Well, you're in the wrong spot. But, if you're not in the mood or you want to round out your meal, the salads are better than you'd expect -- and big! I came here once for lunch on a weekday and ordered a salad, and that was it for me. The beers aren't really something to write home about, but they're only a taproom; they don't distribute. You won't find a bad beer on their menu, and they obviously pair well with the cuisine. They don't have a good mix of styles, but if you can't find something you like (which is rare), they do have a full bar as well. Much of the seating is in tall booths on the upstairs perimeter of the restaurant, but your server will always find you -- and often. They're good like that. The only thing to note is that they tend to have a limited menu the afternoons and evenings of a big game or concert. Their website will usually warn you (if you can get past the warnings that say Internet Explorer is no longer supported by Microsoft, even if you're on your iPhone), but keep that in mind.

This was my first time at Brewport. We went for the pizza on a Wednesday evening around 7pm. (It was the night of a 7pm hockey game so we went with that in mind figuring it wouldn't be as busy at the start of a game.) There was ample parking and parking attendants. Numerous signs not to park for the arena. I did notice them towing a car during our dinner (not sure it was related to that). There was a notice in the host area as well as on the table of a 90 minute table limit. We were seated immediately and service was good, no issues. I thought the thin crust pizza was good but not great. I have had better. There was the right ratio of sauce to cheese however I thought the underside of the crust tasted a bit "floury" and could have been more "brick oven" tasting. ‍

My first time in will definitely not be my last! We went after a Bridgeport Islanders game and easily found 4 spots at the bar. Their small pizzas were great, think crust and easily split between 2 people. (One small/2 people). Their pepperoni is delicious! We came in close to the kitchen closing but they fit us in and our pizza was ready so fast! The drinks were great and I'm so glad they had the newest Downeast on tap! Can't wait to go back!

We were going to a concert at the Hartford amphitheater. We wanted a bite to eat and drink before the concert. We had pizza, salad, and drinks. The salad and pizza were fresh and delicious. We had great service and the environment was awesome!

Was told standing room only when the place was completely empty. Every table had a reserved sign, and for over an hour never had anyone sit at the table. The waitress all looked pissed to be there

After the longest time, I finally made it to Brewport before attending a Bridgeport Islanders game. The location is perfect if you are looking for a meal and a drink before a game at Total Mortgage Arena or a show at Hartford Healthcare Ampitheatre as you can easily walk to both from the restaurant. Although it is known for its beers (it's right in the name!), we opted for the homemade root beer because we were not up for day drinking. As a bit of a root beer lover, I have to say that it somewhat underwhelmed. It was not near crisp enough for my taste. That said, the pizza was ON POINT. It a super thin crust bar style. The sauce is perfectly seasoned and applied in just the right measure. They had chicken sausage as an option so we chose that and were glad we did. Very recommended!

Fun night out with friends at Brewport! We had the Caesar salad (the family size was huge!) and tried three pizzas (we got smalls to make this work). Two were create your own and were tasty. The star was the featured menu pizza called The Barrett which was fantastic. I'll definitely be telling friends to come try it, and I'll definitely be coming back to try other menu items. The blackberry cider recommended by our friendly and attentive waiter was delicious too.

We are in Connecticut... the pizza capital of the world... Sally's.. Pepe's... modern....bar... roseland... Zuppardi's... blessed with pizza in this state I came here when they first opened. Years ago...it was good!!! In The CT pizza world it worked! . Came back with friends recently.... What happened!!..... A+++++ service, Beer and pizza. It was good before but now.... Look at the pics! It's a top 5 pie. And that's protecting big names. It's higher in my opinion. I cannot wait to go back and I haven't stopped telling people how amazing this pizza was. Blown away..... so good. 5 stars!!!

First time at this brewery / pizza place. A group of us went before going to a concert close by. Staff was very friendly and accommodating. I had a salad that really was just very basic tasting. They only have one selection for dressing so that couldn't even help it. I only ate 1/4 of it and took it home to salvage it. My friends had the pizza and devoured it. It looked good and by their actions I'll have to agree. I'll go back and try it and hope for the same response

Nice, thin crust pizza with lots of flavor. The build your own is a must. The individual salads can feed 2-3ppl when ordering a pizza. Nice selection on the brews. #girlsnightout

Very impressed! I love my pizza...& really enjoyed it! Typical thin crust. My friend & I ordered a small sausage pizza & small tossed salad (mixed greens, crumbled walnuts, Gorgonzola & apples). Perfect amount for us! The salad was a decent size as well. Service very pleasant & atmosphere inviting. Ample parking but... Note you can't park here for Hartford Healthcare Amphitheater (they lock gates @ closing & tow). We also got 2 16 oz beers. VERY reasonably priced - only $46. Overall highly recommend.

I love this place; delicious beer flights, the pizza is stellar and there's always a great special pizza of the day. Nice out atmosphere, clean, and friendly staff. The only downside is I wish they changed up the beer menu more often, and their specialty cocktails are tasty but a bit watered down on comparison to the price. Beer flights though? Delicious!

What happened? Did they change owners? Stopped by for dinner after a show, and was very disappointed. FOOD: Cesar salad was bland and tasteless, even the parmesan cheese had no flavor, and the romaine seemed to have been sitting in the kitchen awhile. Our pizza, with a couple of toppings was over $30 and was cut in squares which couldn't be handled like a proper "v" shaped slice? I ordered their "Flagship" beer (the High Tide) and it seemed to taste worse the longer it sat? SERVICE: Greeted warmly and sat quickly by the host, but our waitress seemed to want to be somewhere else. AMBIANCE: Place was 80% full, great location, brewery like atmosphere. OVERALL... not in a big hurry to get back there!

I was craving pizza since the night b4 so I stopped in for a bite solo. This really hit the spot. I also enjoyed a nice conversation with Jeff "the guy that brews the good beer" and a nice couple. I left satisfied and even learned a few things! Thanks for a great experience Jeff @brewport

If you're going to an event at Total Mortgage Arena, or Hartford Healthcare Amphitheater, check this place out. Or check it out whenever you feel like it. Grab a seat at a picnic table, in a booth, or at the bar. Brewport serves pizza, salad, beer, liquor, and soft drinks. That's it. If you want a burger or wings, you'll have to go somewhere else. Pizza is Connecticut style. Choose from their specialties, or choose your own toppings. Great selection of beers. Some beers are brewed by Brewport. Some beers are from local breweries. Stop into the game room for giant Connect Four or giant Jenga. The gift shop has beers to go, and fun apparel. Prices are reasonable. Staff is great. They're happy to let you sample beers.

Was looking for breweries in the area, and came across this one. So glad we popped in - pizzas are huge and many drinks to choose from! Shoutout to New Haven style pizzas. Ambience is good, staff is so friendly. Big space, lots of seating. Would definitely recommend. Great for large groups.

Brewport is a good brewery. It has a menu of a large variety of craft beers and food. Lots of seats at the bar and patio. Has a merchandise area full of hats and shirts that are pretty cool. The beer of course is the main thing. It always seems to be crowded. Location is the worst thing about it. This is literally surrounded by freeways and it can be hard to get to. Brewery is inside what looks like an old garage. This is on the dirty South End of town. I had a Farmer Tupper's Rhubarb Ale. It's $7 for a pint. This is a fruited wheat ale with lots of rhubarb flavor and accents of strawberry. Food looked good so we made sure to get something to eat. The food mainly is pizzas and salads. Not a lot of vegan choices. Only one of the problems, as the food was also expensive. We got the watermelon Italian ice. It's $3.50 for a bowl. This is a nice accompaniment to a beer or after meal treat. Bridgeport isn't nice especially in this area. It has one reason to come here. This brewery gives it a better image and brings some much needed business to an area that needs more visitors.

Located minutes from the Arena and Amphitheatre you can't go wrong here! Good pizza along with a quality cauliflower pizza and salad! They have a good selection of beer, a great cider for those who can't drink beer and qualify cocktails as well! Comfortable booths, good service and friendly staff as well. Weather your looking for decent pizza and beer or If looking for a good affordable bite before an event can't go wrong here. They are consistent as well!

Ordered to go, pepperoni and regular cheese pizzas that would please barstools el pres.

Easy to park and was not busy on a Saturday night! We sat at the bar though the place is huge and there were plenty of tables available. Simple pizza and beer place, but the salads also looked good. I wish the draft beer selection was a bit more diverse. The one sour on tap kicked so we couldn't try that, which wasn't a huge deal, just a bit of a bummer. We went with Brewport's Ice Man hard seltzer, which is a combo effort with a local Italian ice shop which is cool. Tasted like a brewery seltzer... if you know you know. Not as great as big brand seltzer, but definitely delicious. Would love to come back with a big group as this would definitely be the perfect place for that.

After moving out of CT for 18 months I'm back visiting and the other night we picked up a World Famous Bacon Mashed Potato Brewport pie and WoW!!!! The Pizza is always Amazing and consistent but I must say this was the best I have ever had it. Not sure if it was a combination of me not eating it for a while or the way they perfectly cooked it this time but me and the family all agreed it was Extra Lights Out this time. Of course we will be back for more in the near future. As always I'm am so grateful for the pizza masterpieces Brewport puts out and cant wait to eat there again. You guys are making epic pizza. Thank you for being the best and going heads and shoulder above the rest at perfecting your craft.

Bad food, bad beer, bad vibes. The server was great, management is uptight. There are a lot of better breweries in the area

Stopped at Brewport for dinner before the BoyzIIMen concert. Was pleased to be seated so quickly on a busy concert night. The waitress was friendly and attentive. On concert nights the menu is limited for drinks and food. We ordered a large pepperoni, meatball and onion pizza and drinks. Pizza came out within 15 mins. The crust was super thin, pizza was good (don't let the picture fool you, the pizza was not burnt lol). Would go back there again, chill, no fuss vibes. Super close to the Hartford Healthcare Amphitheater as well.