Hinterland Brewery

Attended a corporate function in the private party room (towards back of restaurant). Hinterland is the type of place where you can be super casual but also enjoy a more elevated dining experience. The main dining room can get very loud on busy nights so I appreciated the more closed off space for a large dinner event. The caveat being we received spotty service - for example, water pitchers were set in the corner and you had to get up to pour your own water. At minimum, it would’ve been better to just leave pitchers on the table directly for faster access. Food was hit or miss. While we loved the appetizers, half of our table found their main entrees to be MEH. For example, my halibut arrived warm but the curry was room temperature. My colleague said her burger was one of the worst she’s had. My other colleague said his steak was mediocre. People who ordered pizza loved it. An unfortunate mixed bag given the lively environment and nice ambiance. I’d come back again to give it another try because the menu rotates enough where I’m sure I’ll land on some better food options next time.

It was very busy while we were there, about a 20 minute wait which wasn’t bad considering. We had several rounds of beer, all were good with accurate descriptions. We got two different appetizers - cheese curds which were delicious but kind of greasy & the bean dip which was interesting. The naan was tasty the comes with the dip! For atmosphere, listen, it’s loud, there was cheering, it’s not a joint for quiet conversations - which was perfectly fine for our group of 4!

Fantastic lunch! We had a wonderful server named Krysta...and having a great server makes everything better. Had the Smoked BBQ Pulled Pork and it was excellent. Been here a few times for lunch and it has been great every time. Great food. Great beer. Great atmosphere. Fireplace roaring. Love it. Especially being in the shadows of Lambeau and TitleTown. Definitely recommend.

Hinterland Brewery was the highlight of my first visit to Green Bay, WI. What an amazing establishment— this place has it all: cool ambience, fantastic service, amazing food and oh… a flight of 4 gluten free beer🍻 Started with the deep fried cheese curds… a first for this ‘old’ Celiac, and worth the lifetime wait. We also ordered the cod and a Hinty burger (gf buns were amazing, btw), one with chips and one with fries so I could try a little of everything. And of course, even though we were way too full, had to get the gf brownie with ice cream! Everything was top-notch. I even bought a four-pack of the Saving Gracie brown to take home, because it was my fave of the flight. I will definitely be making more trips to Green Bay just to eat at Hinterland Brewery. It is THAT GOOD!

Great atmosphere and a wide variety of house brewed beer to sample and try. Loved the fireplaces, very cozy for winter in Wisconsin and fun vibe. Food was good and our server was super attentive and nice. I was not there on a game day, but it is right across the street from Lambeau Field so very convenient to pre or post game

Stopped at Hinterland for lunch before taking the Lambeau Field tour. Beers were very creative and there were so many that we had to get a flight. The nitro stout was killer. The food was good too, our waitress was quick and friendly. The atmosphere was unbelievable. I couldn’t stop looking out the windows at Lambeau Field. Glad I got to experience it on my trip to Green Bay!

Outstanding burger. Great atmosphere. I should mention, this is not the first time I ran into this situation, if you don’t want cheese on your burger, say, ‘no cheese’. Just because you say hamburger, it is sometimes interpreted as cheeseburger. There doesn’t appear to be a set rule on ordering hamburgers. Anywhere. Just be clear on what you want as toppings. Just sayin. It’s no one’s fault. Actually, it was our fault. I did remove the cheese. No big deal. Great burger. Toasty. The photo shows half a burger. I split it with my husband. Great root beer!

Hinterland (in Titletown), right across from Lambeau, is a solid spot. It’s usually busy, especially on game days or the night before, but the atmosphere is great; lively without feeling too chaotic. The place has a clean, modern feel and a good energy overall. The beer selection is excellent, with plenty of great options on tap. It’s a good stop whether you’re there for dinner or just grabbing a drink before heading over to the stadium.

Honestly. I try to visit Hinterland each time I visit. Every time I enjoy a meal and a brew and am never disappointed. Usually breweries are good at brewing beer OR making food. It's a rare find when they crush both! This ragu was made with homemade bucatini (love this pasta) and the pasta has a lovely chewiness to it that makes it the ultimate comfort food. The sauce is complex (definitely not canned sauce) and has a wonderful range of flavors with a hint of heat but absolutely delicious. I am dining alone but you could easily share this especially if you order a salad to share. I love this place and they never disappoint. Servers are exceptionally attentive and I always leave satisfied with my life choices.

My wife and I stopped in for a drink, needless to say, it wasnt the greatest experience. The server at the bar was terrible, then spoke to the manager and it got worse. We had 1 drink each and left the establishment. The atmosphere is pretty cool, but it was a Waste of a stop for us.

It has been a few years since I had been here and I'm so glad we came back! It was a chilly day and we were lucky enough to be seated right by the fire place. Cozy, warm, crinkly logs...made for a great lunch! The digital menus weren't working...which was a bummer, but they found us some paper menus! Don't miss the cheese curds! The Nashville Hot Chicken Sandwich was delicious!

This brewery/restaurant has exceptional house beers and really great food. It does not, however, sell Spotted Cow beer by New Glarus Brewing Co. That made sense to me after I tried ordering it and they said they only sell their house beers. You won't miss it after trying one. The food here is great. I started out with the cheese curds and also tried the sausage plate, chicken sandwich, and pizza. The cheese curds are a must, of course! The chicken sandwich and the pizza will be hard to stay away from the next time I'm here. The service is surprisingly great and fast. I say surprising because there must have been 500+ people between those sitting inside and about, and those just getting beers and food to go for the festivities outside. It's a wild place before and after games, but also feels like the place to go to. I will be back for more of the food and to try different house beers.

Hinterland is continently located to Lambeau Field and Green Bay's burgeoning entertainment district. Lots of seating inside and out; parking was pretty tight. Were you even in Wisconsin if you didn't get the cheese curds? Don't sleep on them here. Hinterland somehow gives them almost a pretzel finish, an amazing complement to the cheese. Service was quick, and overall the place has sort of a ski lodge vibe that I loved.

We decided to have a late lunch while enjoying Title Town prior to an evening Packer Game, so it was busy at 2pm. We were told it would be a 30 to 45 minute wait, so we enjoyed a beer in the sun while waiting. After a 30 minute wait we were texted that our table was ready. We had a pleasant attentive server and the decor was average modern brew pub. We started with an order of fried cheese curds which were very good. I normally prefer cheddar, but these were mozzarella with a light breading and they were just right, and plenty for an app for 2. I had a double cheeseburger with a side of chips which was very good. My wife tried the chili which she enjoyed; spicy. We had a variety of beer, but my favorite was the Rye IPA.

the appetizers and drinks were good, but the main meal was awful. I had pulled pork sandwich and it was super salty and inedible. to their credit they took it off the check. the hamburgers were ok. definitely not worth the $150 plus check.

All around excellent experience! We sat on the patio which is in prime location in TitleTown. The food was great, the drinks were delicious and our waitress was attentive. Will definitely visit again. Also if you aren't a beer drinker- the papaya margarita was amazing!

The food was amazing! It was a busy night, and our appetizer was accidentally forgotten, but the staff brought it out right away when we asked. We loved the cozy fireplaces, though the building was a bit loud due to the finishes. Overall, a great experience!

We loved EVERY thing we ate here! We started with some shrimp and pork belly and it came with grits (oh so yum) and some sort of little kale salad that was AMAZING. The cheese curds we got were soooo tasty, too! Our kids had kids meals (grilled cheese and cheese pizza) and they were happy with their meal - their only complaint was that it really was very plain. I know some kids desire that but our kids wished for a little more spice or flavor. My husband and I got the brisket chili and it was wonderful and our pizza was great as well! We had the pizza with chicken and peppers and brussel sprouts and it was a really unique pairing! Most importantly the Coke we ordered was crispy and delicious!!! :) Our waitress was lovely and our entire time - so helpful and friendly. The restaurant is gorgeous with tons of open space and natural light. I loved the aesthetics so much. So so glad our friends brought us here during our visit to WI and would be happy to visit again someday!

Great atmosphere and a wide variety of house brewed beer to sample and try. Loved the fireplaces, very cozy for winter in Wisconsin and fun vibe. Food was good and our server was super attentive and nice. I was not there on a game day, but it is right across the street from Lambeau Field so very convenient to pre or post game fun.

They had burrata on the menu, so I had to get it! Just keep in mind that the burrata is an appetizer meant to be shared with two or more people. That didn't stop me from devouring the entire thing by myself, which was a platter of burrata, cured meat and asparagus, with bread crumbs sprinkled on top. The burrata is a seasonal offering, so you may or may not find it on the menu when you visit. I rounded out my plate of cheese and meat with a Caesar salad, which was perfect and cold, with freshly grated parmesan. I visited Hinterland Brewery with a few food-loving friends, so I got to taste a few other menu items, and I especially loved the cheese curds. When in Wisconsin, you must eat as many cheese curds as you can. These ones were great: nicely fried and had that squeaky chew when you bite. An order of curds are served with ranch dressing. Hinterland Brewery is located in Titletown, across the street from Lambeau Stadium. The restaurant is big and open, with tall windows that look out onto Titletown, so you can see the action happening while you dine.

This place is great. I love that almost everything on the menu is either gluten free or can be modified to be gluten free. The space is great too. Plenty of seating. Excellent bar selection. The service is top notch, super friendly and attentive!

My second review--though I'll stick with three stars--it's a weak three stars in a minor constellation. This visit I went with the pulled pork sandwich with fries (+$3). The sandwich was fine, lots of pork, a decent slaw, stacked high on a brioche bun. The fries, however, were cold, pretty much room temperature. Based on the quality of the sandwich, the fries didn't die on the pass -- they were past prime when plated. Poor coordination in the kitchen. I should have sent them back, but the wait staff was changing shifts and we didn't see a server until the next one introduced herself and indicated she was taking over our table. So it goes. I'd like to give a higher rating because I actually enjoy the restaurant, their food (for the most part), and their beer, but basic flaws are holding them back.

We came here for lunch recently and had a great meal. The beer list is large and they have wine and a full bar. The salads are massive and the pizza was tasty. The chocolate peanut butter stout was delicious. Great location in the Titletown district close to Lambeau

Great service, great vibes and great food and beer! We've been to Green Bay twice for a game and love grabbing food here.

The staff was good, the beer is great, the food is good, but nothing special. If you don't like chili flakes in your food, beware! They put them on both the dishes I ordered, with no description to let you know that on the menu. Thankfully, I like spicy, but my friend doesn't handle it well, and it was too much for her. All in all... this place was cool, but nothing especially memorable. Based on the location, I expected to be impressed and was underwhelmed.

Amazing food and atmosphere. Great service as well. We are vegetarian and the server was knowledgeable about options for us.

This was a really nice micro brewery right across the street from Lambeau Field. It was a big cozy room and had many brews to select from. There was a Saison on the menu which is really hard to find so if you're a fan of them, try it out. It wasn't one of my favorite ones but it certainly is worth a try when you can find them. I ordered the pastrami sandwich for lunch, which was supposed to have sauerkraut on it, but I really didn't taste any and it wasn't as smoky as I like my pastrami. However, I loved the crusty rustic bread it was served on. If you're not a fan of super smokymeat, this might fill your need for a pastrami sandwich. Our server was really nice and he was very attentive. He knew when to come and ask if we needed anything so it was nice to know he was paying attention to our table and not just leaving us waiting. The dining room has this gigantic fireplace, which added to the ambience. I can check it off my list, but I don't necessarily think I need to come back.

Visiting from NY, my sister and I wanted to try this place because it was near where we were staying. The place is very big, lots of space for drinks around the wood burning fireplace, also there's an outdoor patio area for when the weather is warmer. They frequently change the menu based on the farm-to-table concept this place is based in. We loved everything we ordered and the IPA was great. The gift shop had cute stuff and canned brews to go! Service was good, food was tasty, place was a whole vibe. Would definitely go again. The only (sort-of) downside is it is a bit pricey but understandably so because they use all fresh ingredients so it is worth it for sustainability.

Very large brewery/restaurant right next to Lambeau. Easy parking, came in about noon on a Wednesday and sat right down. This was our first time, waitress allowed us a couple of samples before deciding on a beer-very good and a large selection! I had a Crispy Chicken sandwich-not the best I've ever had, but it was good. Overall-I would definitely come back-great ambiance and perfect place to grab a bite to eat and a craft beer-nicely done Green Bay!

Wood fired pizza was delicious! Fireplace provided a cozy atmosphere. Sat at the bar as I was traveling solo for business. The window peek through allows you to watch the wood fired pizza magic!

I really liked the Thai banana beer. You can get 5 oz pours to sample. We shared a chicken sandwich with a side salad. The food was good quality. We sat at the bar and had good service. They have indoor and outdoor seating. Pricing was higher than I expected coming from Fort Lauderdale.

My husband and I were in town for a Packers game and on our first day in town we thought we would splurge on dinner. He was adamant about trying at least one brewery while we were in town and this happen to be located right next to Lambeau field. Not only was the building nice to look at from the outside, inside it had a cosy feel to it. There was a fire place and it had glass garage style doors so it was great to be able to dine inside but have a perfect view of the outdoors. Between the hosts and the servers, everyone was very kind and efficient. I believe because they partner with local farms, their menu changes and as a brewery I'm sure the beer as well. Although their food menu may seem small, I find that appealing because it would mean they really put a lot of effort in what they make. I ended up ordering the pot roast because it's chilly and I wanted something hearty after our flight. My husband ordered the ribeye and got himself something from the tap (which I remembered the name). For our appetizers we had to have the cheese curds. I normally don't finish my food while traveling, especially after a flight but I devoured my meal. My husband felt normally he gets skimped when ordering a ribeye but he actually got full and had leftovers! He really enjoyed his drink and if he wasn't so full would've gotten a second. The price is on the high end but I feel you get your money's worth. You're actually filled, the food quality is great, and the service was nice. In the future, I'd love to return and try something else.

Massive brewery in the Titletown area. We came by because it was close to Lambeau and it popped up as a popular location. When we came it the place was rammed and they mentioned potentially over an hour wait but we could check upstairs if there was room. We popped up and low and behold there was space at the edge of the bar. We sat down and as I mentioned the place was rammed. The service was a bit spotty but since we had a long trip we just wanted to get a beer in us as well as some food. After 15 minutes or so we were able to get some drinks and we placed our order of food as well. Food was a bit disappointing for all of us. I had brawts and a side of tater tots. Wouldn't recommend. The beer was decent and we stayed here for a bit just people watching. It was definitely a good time.

Awesome food and options for gluten free. Service has been fast. The fire places are cozy and outside seating is available for warmer weather.

My son and I dropped in last Friday and sat at the bar. The bartender is very efficient and got our beer and food order quickly. We had the sausage sharable plate and the shrimp and grits sharable plate. A pleasant surprise with both dishes. The sausage was excellently made and well prepared. The shrimp and grits was fantastic! The shrimp was expertly prepared and the grits were so good. In full disclosure, neither of us was blown away by the beer, but that is a totally subjective comment--we probably just chose wrong :)

We went here for lunch had the sausage pizza cheese curds and chicken tenders. Everything was good.

This is the place to be on game weekends! So many great choices for beer and the cheese curds are amazing!! Be prepared though if you're here game weekends the service may not be as fast as you like but coming here is worth it. The place is filled with Packets fans and opposing teams fans and it's a great place to be.

The place provided a nice atmosphere with an upscale look. Very spacious inside with tons of comfortable seating. I came here for dinner with my friends the day after a game. Most the people had left, so the place was kind of empty, which made it easy to talk and get around. The burger I got was delicious, and the beer to go along tasted good. I repeatedly went to the bar to grab more drinks, as my server talked a little too much to one of our guests and didn't notice we liked our drinks refilled. But not a huge deal, and walked away happy and full. Thank you!

Husband and I have been to Green Bay for packer games and always seen the Hinterland Brewery and said "we should go there sometime", well on our way up to the Upper Peninsula of Michigan we went through Green Bay and decided to make the pitstop! And it DID NOT disappoint!! We arrived just before 11:30am on a Friday and it wasn't too busy when we took our seats at the bar. Maddie was our bartender and she was very friendly, knowledgeable and helpful with deciding our beer flight choices. We decided to go with 6 different beers and shared the cheese curd appetizer. Wow those were some goooood curds - not to mention they came out picture perfect (see attached). My favorite beers were the Thai Fried Bananas and Space Breakfast! I'm not a beer girlie but both were tasty and not too beer-y. My hubby says he liked all 6 choices we got, "no bad picks" was the direct quote! By the time we left our spots at the bar around 12:30 the place was quite busy! We finished our little adventure by walking around the little square which was decorated for fall/halloween! We will be back, maybe for a full meal next time.

Nice spot right next to Lambeau Field. Great drinks and the food was superb. Serving was a good size! Share the pizza a lot for one person.

Food quality is inconsistent and high priced. Charging $22 for a hamburger is absurd. The bar staff can be rude at times. That said, the beer is excellent.

First time in Green Bay. Good food, good service and bar ambiance. Bar seating, dining room/group seating and outdoor seating. Got the cheese curds ($16) and Butter Burger ($22). Food was good but pricy...but that's what I expected, since it is right next to Lambeau Field.

Hinterland Brewery in Green Bay, Wisconsin is a rustic brewery with good pub food. Cheese curds. Have to get cheese curds in Wisconsin! Chicken wings were juicy & well seasoned Brussel sprout petals - tasty take, but a bit greasy Poke bowl - not as veggie heavy as we thought, but decent for a non sushi place Sour cherry spritz mocktail was refreshingly delicious! Orange cream soda a bit too sweet Great service, especially for a large party. Really great open space for big groups with huge food & drink options.

Great service, diverse menu, meals were perfectly executed and the ambiance was lovely and included an outside dining area.

Pros: Good food, lots of drink options, location couldn't be better Cons: Kind of busy and loud Details: We came on a Thursday afternoon, and it was pretty busy. We got a seat fairly quick, but I imagine at supper time on a weekend, it would be hard. We did go in June, so maybe less going on during February. We got several food items and mostly had family style. It all tasted good and didn't break the bank. There is a brewery there, so next time, we would want to do a tour. It was pretty loud, though (like bar loudness), and we were bumped and run into a couple of times. The service was really good despite how busy it was.

I found a German Beer here that I really like...it is difficult to find it in the US so I had to give a 5 star rating. I have tried their crispy chicken sandwich twice which was pretty good. Chicken was cooked well. Fries were flavorful. Very friendly staff! They have a huge bar so it is easier to get seating.

Excellent vibes, great food and very good beers all right in the shadow of Lambeau Field. The service was great and even though a table wasn't available, we were able to sit at the comfortable chairs by the fireplace and order. So many food and beer options and everything we had was excellent.

I travelled back to Green Bay today and decided to go to Hinterland for dinner. I haven't been in probably almost two years and I have to say they've really stepped it up! I really enjoyed coming here before because the food was pretty decent and I love the ambiance but today the food was excellent and much better than I remember! The service was great and the food came out in a very well timed manner (not too fast but not a super long wait either). I ordered my usual, the big hinty burger with one patty and a side of fries and it was delicious! The burger was perfectly cooked with fresh toppings and a perfect amount of sauce. The bun was so buttery and soft while being crispy on the edges. The fries were soooo good, much better than they used to be. Super crispy and flavorful! My dad ordered the crispy chicken sandwich and really enjoyed it. The buttermilk sauce was a perfect pair as it was a super light, almost like ranch but not as strong. I thought their food quality was decreasing a few years ago but Hinterland is definitely back up to one of my favorite spots in Green Bay!

The food was good, the beer was pretty good, though heavy on the hoppy flavors. The server was very friendly and helpful, especially for a large group. The brewery setting is fun and interesting, and the restaurant was nicely designed. Would go back! Can't beat the proximity to Lambeau either!

Itching to see the sites at Titletown, we found ourselves hungry. My aunt-in-law, wanted to show off this brewery so we made our way over to see what the fuss was about. Let's just say it was A-OK. SPACE: Being situated in the heart of Titletown! The front patio boasts the this spot has the best views of the park and Lambeau - perfect for in and off season! The interior gives a real woodsy vibe with exposed logs and a fireplace, along with ample seating for a variety of parties! SERVICE: We arrived around 2pm on a Friday to a friendly hostess who happily seated us inside (damn it's hot and humid in GB!) in a booth/table, which was perfect for our small party. The waitress came shortly after requesting our drink order. None of us sampled the beer (dehydrated traveler here!), but opted for crisp waters. Our sweet server seemed overwhelmed with a sudden rush and while delivering our waters, spilled an entire glass onto the table and floor - which we assisted in cleaning up. She was gracious and sweet and took off items off our order to apologize. Totally not necessary but sweet nonetheless. SIPS: Water good :) The beer looked delicious and I'm sure I'll have the opportunity to try it again soon! SUSTENANCE: The menu offers a variety of delicious eats and drinks of all sizes. Being that I wasn't starving, and we were having a bbq later with family, my husband and I opted to split an order of wings, a side Ceasar salad and a side of fries (because DUH), along with cheese curds, because WHEN IN WISCONSIN. My aunt-in-law chose the pulled pork sandwich, which she devoured and loved. YUM! Everything tasted fresh and well done - but honestly, I've had better cheese curds :/ While the food was decent, I wasn't blown away by any of it. It basically served it's purpose and within the hour we were on our way. When in the area, I'd easily try another spot.

Hinterlands Brewery in the Title Town area, just outside the Green Bay Packers stadium is a modern brewery restaurant with a rustic feel. The cement floor industrial warehouse look is covered in deer, elk, moose and other horned animals. A massive wood burning fireplace adds authentic rustic feel. With all the hard surfaces the space is echoey and loud. Don't hope to have a quiet conversation. Since we were sat next to the roaring fire, I can attest that from ten feet away, I was roasting. I am sure in cold, snowy, Green Bay days it is cozy. On this occasion, I decided to treat myself to a nice steak. Given the motif of the restaurant, I thought the porterhouse steak was sure to be delicious and at $38.00 worth the splurge. It wa advertised as a wood-fire grilled pork Porterhouse with pumpkin gnocchi, kale, apple-walnut aggro-dolce. Ordered medium rare I commented on how much I wanted a steak. I was very disappointed in what I was served as a well done piece of meat. I realize now my mistake was in not understanding the artful language of the menu... pork porterhouse equals pork chop. Not a beef porterhouse steak... apparently the server also didn't realize the confusion, because after accepting an order of medium rare, he also returned from conveying my concern about the well done meat to the cook with an explanation that, "The chef said that's the way he cooks them." You would think I would have realized that the meat was pork, but I was convinced based on price and the Porterhouse description. Layered in sticky sweet glaze with nuts and berries, it was an OK pork chop, but a horrible beef steak. I admit my mistake in not reading every word but it doesn't make me less disappointed. All-in-all, I can't recommend this restaurant. The atmosphere is loud. The service was not great. The prices were high. Moreover, the fact that not only I, but my friend and apparently the server were confused by the menu is indicative that it might be a little too artfully worded.

I expected to pay a little more considering location, but $100 for three bowls of soup, 8 wings, and three beers!?!? Food and beer were ok, but nothing special.

Food was average at best. Fruit flies & common flies everywhere. All the Bartender's besides Justin (very friendly) are very unfriendly. Don't waste your time. There are better breweries out there.

We visited this craft brewery across from Lambeau Field when we wanted an afternoon snack. It's everything you'd expect at craft brewery restaurant. It's hip and modern in decor. The menu offers a nice selection. We were going to get a pizza to share but didn't have 30 minutes for the pizza to cook so we opted for the cheese curds with our beers. The cheese curds were good. I tried the Pilsner and my husband got the Door County Cherry. Both were good. If you are looking for an upscale dining experience in Green Bay this place isn't a bad option.

This place has so much potential! If you're just coming in for beer, you'll be fine - just look at the overhead tap menus or the taps - and the beers are great. However, if you want food, GRAB A PAPER MENU! Their website (QSR codes provided at the table) is pretty much user-hostile. THE WORD "MENU" DOESN'T EVEN APPEAR ON THE PAGE THE QSR CODE LINKS TO. I went to Yelp to find a menu, but one of the items I wanted was no longer available, so I had to hurriedly think of something else to order from memory (from the paper menu I had glanced at by the host desk). This ruined the entire experience since the only thing I remembered was a salad - and who orders a salad at a brewery - WHY DO SALADS EVEN EXIST ON THEIR NON-EXISTENT MENU??????? Anyway, the salad was ok. The barbecue pulled pork was excellent (although they put it on the most tasteless bun I could imagine - most of the bun was left on the plate). I'm guessing they have other good food, but I don't know what, SINCE I COULDN'T ACCESS THEIR MENU ONLINE! Ok, halfway thru eating I found their menu online - BURIED THREE PAGES DEEP (click here, then click here, now click here - sorry friendly, patient, courteous waitress, please wait while I navigate your tortuous non-accommodating website). I guess SOMEONE has to hire the below average coders to design their website; all the more reason to GRAB A PAPER MENU! Final piece of advice, GRAB A PAPER MENU. Oh, did I mention the beer is quite good? It really is.

Great atmosphere, very fun decor (outdoors, cabiny, modern). The aroma is amazing! We enjoyed a wood fire pizza, poke bowl & Brussels and have no complaints! Brussels were great as a shared app, tasty and not too filling but you do get quite a bit. I had the cherry beer and fudge beer (can't remember full titles) & liked both. I originally ordered a blueberry and the waiter came back saying that was out but he offered me two tastings of similar variety...I thought that was impressive service. Great patio area, not sure if they allow dogs.

Great variation of food and wonderful twist to the cocktails. Service from the front door and throughout the meal were great. Atmosphere was a little loud for a Sunday afternoon, vibrant elegant sports bar feel!