"Do you know what’s cozy? The upstairs Belgian Bar at Brick Store. Claim a seat in the cavernous space when fall has officially arrived and your days are headed toward November. The upstairs bar is currently rotating 8 draughts and over 120 Belgian/Belgian-style bottled beers, but don’t worry if you have no idea what to order, the staff is knowledgeable, friendly and, full of suggestions. Upstairs is also where you’ll find the cellar. An intimate space stacked high with close to 900 beers ranging in age from 2 to 20 years. Downstairs you’ll find a chosen selection of 29 draught beers and 75 bottled beers. The three owners of the Brick Store also have a special story and their experiences traveling together have often influenced the way they run the Pub. If you love to drink a beer while watching the game, you won’t find any televisions here but keep your eyes peeled for gnomes." - Staci Janik
"Brick Store is a low-key dinner pub that takes beer very seriously. There are no televisions at the bar for mindless distraction and no commercial beers on tap. Instead, they have a special “Cellar List” of more than 650 vintage beers. Aside from the beer, this charmingly old-school tavern is still a great choice for a casual dinner in the Square. The menu covers all the classic pub staples (excellent fish and chips and a well-executed, juicy cheeseburger). They also flex some I-can't-believe-this-is-pub-food standouts, like fried pierogies and a short rib pot roast that’s the headliner here." - juli horsford, jacinta howard, nina reeder
"The tender short rib pot roast, which is only offered after 5pm and always sells out fast For beer snobs and anyone else who'll get a kick out of their cellar list of 650 vintage beers" - juli horsford, jacinta howard
"A beloved pub serving classic pub grub paired with beer, often recommended as a reliable, convivial place for casual meals and strong beer lists." - Beth McKibben
"This popular Decatur beer pub offers a lengthy list of local, Belgian, and hard-to-find beers on the menu and more than two dozen on tap. It also includes a beer garden in the back, complete with a fire pit, a patio bar, and plenty of shady spots for both people and their dogs to relax. Dine on giant soft pretzels with beer cheese, fried pierogi, bacon and pimento cheeseburger, griddled mac and cheese, or a steak sandwich while sipping on locally brewed lagers and hoppy IPAs or imported hefeweizens, zwickelbiers, and English bitters. Dogs on leashes welcome. Family friendly." - Henna Bakshi