Full Measure Brewing Company

This was my first time here and as soon as I walked in I was very impressed with the design and decor! Five stars for the vibe! It was a warm and inviting atmosphere, almost like being in someone’s home. I had a few different beers and all were delicious and I give the beers 5 stars! I like how they have the option to have your beer served in a smaller glass (I think it was 8-10 oz glass). We had the wings for an appetizer and they were delicious. For dinner we had the burger, tofu, and steak. None of the meals were served hot and the taste was just average. The best of the three meals was the burger which was tasty. Brianna was our server and she was amazing! Very friendly and attentive! I highly recommend visiting Full Measure! The vibe of the place just made me feel very relaxed and happy and of course the beers added to my pleasure!

What a unique place, see the pics. It's in Easton Market and very cool place, great vibe. The service was good and they were busy. Lot's of people were eating and the food looked good. They do not serve flights, but they do serve half pours, 10 ounces for $4.00. I tried the hellas, pilsner, festbier, and the bitter and all were good I highly recommend. 🍻

What a great little gem, great decor, friendly staff. We were in the area early on Saturday, and decided to have breakfast here. I ordered the kimchi peanut butter waffle, very unique, very tasty, you got to try it. It's a mix of sweet, savory, and a slight punch of heat. Although they market themselves as a brewery, they have great food too.

Stopped here for some food and beer and it was an amazing visit. This place was new when we went here and they are doong everything requited to put themselves on the map. The decor and community outreach art was noted and appreciated. The beer was wonderful. The food was spot on. Try the hand cut fries with the bourbon carmel sauce and thank us later.

Very good beer. Also, the frog legs were excellent! It’s nice to have options like this available, as they are not that common. I look forward to returning very soon. I do hope to have better service next time around though. It seemed as if I were invisible, and when I did finally get waited on, they didn’t seem very engaged. This was disappointing to me, especially since it wasn’t very busy. I will say that this is one of the coolest decorated places I have ever seen. I particularly like the keg sconces.

A new brewery in the Eastern Market? Yes, please! The SE MI Brewery Discovery Tour motors onto Orleans St. for a exquisite October Sunday afternoon. 83° & not a cloud to be seen. The doors are open, the breeze is blowing, the beers are flowing, the music is gently in the background, people are conversing & laughing. It is a good day! Parked the motorcycle right out front and walked into a very relaxing place. Staff is super-friendly, relaxed & professional. The brews are tasty and on style. And they have cask-conditioned ales. (That's for the beer nerds.) ABVs are generally low, only 2 breached the 6% barrier so getting smashed/blitzed/hammered/etc. is going to require some effort (don't, just don't) so you can enjoy yourself - within limits - and not dread the after effects. They have food as well. Had to try the Cuban to see if it measures up. So far, no one in the area can make one correctly. Heck, no one north of west central Florida can make one properly. And....the trend continues. 😮‍💨 It is a delicious sandwich, no doubt. I like the sweet mustard, it's noticeable but not overpowering. But it is NOT a Cuban. A true Cuban is on Cuban bread (hard to find. You can substitute French or Italian). It is approximately 12" long, 5" wide and just over 1" thick because it is pressed & heated enough to melt the Swiss cheese and get a nice outer crunch on the bread. It is a sandwich best shared cuz it is BIG. This ciabatta-based morsel us about 1/3 the size & unpressed. It's very good but it ain't a Cuban. Perhaps Cuban inspired? Next time I'll get a Po'Boy. The fries are a negative for me, also. Thin cut fries cool way too quickly. These were tasty - look, Ma, no ketchup! - but half were room temp when delivered. Bummer.

Location is very urban and parking is on the street. The Eastern Market area is a very trendy area and popularity growing out of a farmers market and commercial fruit and vegetable center - as well as meat from various commercial plants. The beer was very smooth and unique. The German Pilsner was as noted a bitter take on the German hops and tastes - and I liked it. I also had the XPA - Extra Pale Ale - and it was very good. Golden hops and smooth aftertaste.

Fantastic brewery - very community oriented. I have had the burger as well, which was delicious - but the brisket sandwich is amazing. The fries are delicious each time also. Each beer I’ve had is good, specially the saison. No complaints from the few times I’ve been there thus far.