Hop Atomica | Louisville's ONLY Bar, Brewery, Distillery, & Restaurant

Located off McHenry street and in the area around Germantown Mill Lofts is Hop Atomica. This distillery and, brewery, and makes its drinks on site. They make their own gin, vodka, tequila and rum. They have a lovely outdoor area when you arrive. If you decide to sit inside, you can sit anywhere you like as long as it not reserved. There are QR codes on the tables that have the menu. We’ve sat at the bar and that was our favorite part. There’s a great list of draft beers available. We tried out a few beers. I was most impressed with the sour options. Most recently I got the peaches and cream sour and it was lovely. The one I got in the summer had a lovely salted rim. Each time I’ve found a new seasonal drink to have. We also tried out a few appetizers. The beer cheese and pretzel is amazing. It’s hot beer cheese which has a wonderful flavor to it. It’s made with their own beer. The next appetizer we tried was the whipped feta which was also lovely. If you have a bigger appetite you can get a pizza. It’s so tasty. When you aren’t enjoying your food, you can take a look at the aesthetic which is gorgeous. They have included gold in the decorations which I really love. The silverware is gold. The drafts are gold as well. There are also 2 rooms you can reserve or have a small group in which really makes the space lovely. Hop Atomica is a great vibe and I enjoy being able to go. I’ll be back to have another seasonal sour soon.

We had a large party (10) and was able to make a reservation for the back room. It was the perfect setting, especially with 2 young kids. They had space to run around and 2 doors to close off for privacy/security. The owner was not only present, but very helpful, social, and a great host. The bartender, Aidan, was quick to welcome us and take care of us from beginning to end. Beyond the staff, the food was incredible. We had the plain jane, figgy pig and soprano pizzas, plus the dry rub Korean and hot honey smoked wings. AMAZING! Next time I'd love to visit when it's warmer and sit out on the patio. Thanks for a great night!

Paul an his team offered great service. We loved ordering from the QR code or the bar. The new world Gin is great, first gin I’ve liked so we bought a bottle! Food was great, we got a pizza, garlic bread sticks, and the caesar salad. All the food was prepped well! The garlic sauce is amazing!

This was one of the cutest restaurants ever! Food was phenomenal and the drinks delicious. Atmosphere is so infectious! Jacob was awesome! Love it. Can’t wait for spring to sit outside ❤️

Will definitely be back! The Mom Walk of Louisville had a mom’s night out in the back room, and it was such a great time! Comfy, intimate space with couches and chair. Great beer and cocktails, too many to choose just one! Food was delicioussss! After cheesy bread, charcuterie, and pizza, we opted for two of the Reece's dessert pizza — 10/10! The bacon added this crazy twist. Couldn’t get enough. Service was top notch, shoutout to our Jacob!

Hop Atomica was a great choice for a Saturday midday outing with great food options and a variety of beer choices. I’m a huge sour fan which is hard to find places that offer them first yet alone craft multiple variations with different development processes. We had the beer cheese and pretzel which was fantastic. Nice and crispy outside with soft inside for the pretzel. The beer cheese was decent but didn’t have much flavor. We also ordered the turkey sandwich which was fantastic. The turkey was a great flavor and the aioli included was amazing too. We ordered a beer flight and had the strawberry milkshake, we’re not in Kansas anymore, a water melon and prickly pear flavor, and a blueberry wheat beer. They were all fantastic but the smoothie style beer should be avoided not because it was bad but it doesn’t represent a great flavor for the consistency.

They have good pizza. We also order a turkey sandwich which was very good and a beer flight. The beer selection was good. We like all the ones we tried. Will stop by again when I'm in the area. A must try for a pizza and beer lover.

I had the absolute best time at Hot Atomica and it was all thanks to the incredible bartender Aidan. From the moment I sat down, the hospitality was off the charts.. genuine, welcoming, and so on point! And the espresso martinis? Next level. Truly some of the best I’ve ever had in my life. Perfectly crafted, balanced, and totally unforgettable. You can tell there’s real skill and passion behind the bar. The whole experience was so amazing that I already know I’ll be coming back again and again. When someone can make a night feel that special, it’s worth returning for every time. If you want exceptional drinks, unmatched service, and a bartender who goes above and beyond, Hot Atomica with Aidan is the place!!! :)

I would highly suggest this place. This place is perfect for the small party. You will have your own private room for the party. Their whipped feta and the pizzas were so good. All of the ladies enjoyed it a lot. Also we enjoyed the beers and cocktails. It was truly great time!

I was really impressed by this place! I came here for Louisville Burger Week wanting to try as many new places as possible. I really enjoyed their burger week offering, the Boba Feta. Out of all of the burgers I tried, this was the most delicately thoughtful. I really appreciated the zaatar seasoned beef and all the accompaniments. The staff was easy and friendly during the lunch hour, and the atmosphere was light, bright, and inviting. I'm so glad I came here, and will have to be back as soon as possible to see if their other menu offerings are just as good! Highly recommend, can't wait to be back.

I have been wanting to try Hop Atomica for a long time and I finally made a stop. My first impression was how clean, shiny and modern everything is. Most breweries that I've been to tend to have a rustic feel so it was nice to see something different. They also have a beer garden which is pretty spacious. They do have a decent menu of beer and pizza but the menu on the tables are not the same as the ones that are displayed by the bar. My husband's first 2 picks were on the paper menu but were not available to order. I don't remember the name of the beer I received but I enjoyed it. I also ordered the Fungi pizza. I liked the pizza but wish it has a little more sauce. The service was not the greatest. There were servers but they wanted us to order using a QR code which did not work. We ended up going to the bar to order and I never felt more sorry for the bartenders. They were insanely understaffed and I could tell they were working insanely hard to try to keep up. One of the bartenders, Jacob was great. I didn't get the name of the other person but he was doing a good job also. Hop Atomica is nice but I probably will try the other breweries before making another stop in

This place was cute and the beer is tasty. We did a flight and 2 drafts after to try a bunch. Lovely sour and Hefeweizen. We didn't eat but the pizza smelled good. A tad disappointed it was order via QR code and seat yourself, thought it was a bit more service oriented.

The quality is outstanding, and the pizzas and drinks are both delicious and uniquely crafted. I highly recommend giving Hot Atomica a try, bring your friends for a fun night out and enjoy the warm, welcoming hospitality. And definitely ask Paul for drink recommendations; he's a true wealth of knowledge.

Hop Atomica has one of my favorite patios in Louisville. We attended there fall festival and won the doggie costume contest! We returned for pizza week. The verde carne asada pizza was tasty and for $10, it was a great deal. We also ordered the black garlic wings and 3 beers. Service was slow, our pizzas were served before our drinks, my partner had to run inside to ask about our drinks. The wings were tasty but didn't taste very garlicky. My blueberry wheat beer was one of my favorites! The restaurant is clean and bright. The pizza prices are pretty high regularly so I'm not sure if I would return without a gift card or special.

We were traveling for pizza on our last night traveling to the area. Was a bit of a drive from downtown where we were staying and WOWEEEE! So glad we made it. The atmosphere was just perfect, staff was very friendly and it being our first time they were patient and answered all our questions! The interior was very well done, ALL BREW is made in house, we altered a pizza from menu and it wasn't a problem. We both chose small flights and enjoyed the brew, the pizza, I want to move to the loft nearby. Couldn't have been more on point! We sat outside, it was fantastic, they didn't forget about us or hover.

This is not the review I wanted to write. There's so much promise that remains unfulfilled at Hop Atomica. Paul, as the owner, I'm going address my comments directly to you. I know you're proud of your "self service" approach to ordering. But it flat out fails. It's been a consistent theme in comments since the day you opened. It's chaotic at best and damn confusing. We tried ordering by the app, but there's no way to customize an order. Want cauliflower crust? (We did). Get up and tell the guy at the bar. Want some special toppings? Get up and tell the guy at the bar. Why not just tell a server and save your guests the trouble? Need a water refill? Go get it yourself. Another constant theme you said you've addressed is burnt pizza crust. Sorry, it's still coming out black on the edges. See our picture. Noise. Many folks have complained about the loud music. My watch clocked over 100 decibels. That's short term hearing loss for a brief exposure and a flat out health hazard to your employees. It certainly doesn't make for comfortable conversation. One can barely hear themself think. Service. Well, that's another issue. You've got servers carrying food with no idea who ordered it. They Hop (pun intended) from table to table asking what food we ordered. Add a table number with an order and give the kids a chance to serve properly. BTW, my order of wings came out a full 20 minutes before my wife's pizza was brought to the table. Would you be happy with that service? One other thing. When I placed our order at the bar, no one brought out the beer. Again, self service, as you might have guessed it, as I had to get up and get the bar guy to pour it. He can't be both an order taker and a bar tender. It just doesn't work. Bottom line? You've been open 18 months and Hop Atomica still hasn't worked out the kinks. But based on the crowd on Friday evening, our concerns don't seem to be affecting business. From what we saw, the under 30 crowd loves the place and knows how the place works (or doesn't work). Your food is good. Very good. I'm not a fan of smoked wings, but yours were above average. The dry rub had good flavor (though I don't know why it's called a Korean rub). The wings were good sized and served nice and hot. The pizza was also quite good, although more of a European style. It came hot, lots of cheese. The gluten free crust (which you had, then didn't have, then had again-all depending on who we spoke to) was thin and crisp. And once you got past the burnt edges, quite tasty. But not everyone wants pepperoni on pizza. Sometimes a simple veggie pizza is desired. But at Hop Atomica it takes an act of congress to get some non-meat toppings. There's lots of beer to choose from. And it's served up cold. And the bar tender was generous with samples to help you find a beer to suit your taste. But the pluses of friendly people and good food and beer can't compensate for the frustrating experience of ordering and dining at Hop Atomica. I hope management takes a look at its practices and reconsiders. Hop Atomica is collapsing under its own weight. What worked at first isn't working now. As I said at the beginning of this review, "there's so much promise that remains unfulfilled."

Hop Atomica is an absolute gem! From the moment you walk in, the atmosphere is welcoming and perfectly balanced for a great night out. The food is outstanding--fresh, flavorful, and clearly made with care. Every dish we tried was perfectly prepared and beautifully presented. The drink selection is top-tier, with an impressive variety of beers and creative cocktails that pair perfectly with the menu. The staff truly sets this place apart--friendly, attentive, and knowledgeable, making sure the experience is enjoyable from start to finish. Whether you're stopping in for dinner, drinks, or a night out with friends, Hop Atomica delivers every time. Highly recommend--this is a must-visit spot!

My girlfriends and I have a tradition where we go out for lunch on Oaks Day. This year, we chose Hot Atomica and were so impressed! I had tried a sample of their food at the Taste of Derby and was so intrigued to go there myself. We started with the hummus, which was expertly plated and a step above normal hummus. The pretzel and beer cheese was also big enough for the four of us to share. It came out warm, and the beer cheese hit the spot. The main event, though, was the pizza. The Fig & Pig -- get this!!! The mix of mozzarella, fig jam, prosciutto and goat cheese is just perfect. I've been thinking about this pizza ever since we got it. We were able to easily get a table, and you can order from your table via an app. Their cocktails were also on point, though next time I want to try more of their beer. We will be back, especially to enjoy the outdoor patio!

The food here never disappoints! Our reservation was missing from the books, but the Host was so kind and worked to get us a table super fast. He also brought us a complimentary app (yummy pretzel!). We ordered the Classic, the pesto pizza, and the pepperoni and fig. We were celebrating a birthday so it was a great space for us to all share a bunch of pizzas.

Fun vibe. Open seating - inside and outside. Order using QR code, and food is brought to you. Drinks were fun. Pizza delicious. ETA: Error with rating. Def a 5 stars!

Visited Hop Atomica on a Sunday for brunch. Our server Chris did a great job. Great selection of craft beers probably 20 most of which are not mainstream. Also offer flights of wine, and numerous custom cocktails on the menu. We went there for the pizza and we're not disappointed. Great crust good undercarriage, crunchy with a solid sauce and the right amount of cheese on the margarita pizza. Definitely in a high seven's on my version of the Portnoy scale . Place had a great vibe as well with open windows on the front and a DJ playing music.

Did a carry out but I'll definitely be back! I tried the Margherita Pizza with the Smoked Hot Honey Wings! Man was I pleasantly surprised with how good the food was. I'll be back next time to dine in, but the Tuesday pizza special is clutch. You can get any 10'inch pizza for just $10! The outdoor seating was a nice touch. Service was excellent, even though I didn't dine in. I was greeted immediately when I walked in and given my order to go! Make sure you check out the website for all the happy hour specials and deals! It's so worth a try

We visited here on a Saturday afternoon for lunch. We were seated very quickly and they have water outside that you can fill up on your own, which I did enjoy. We ordered on the app. We got a large pepperoni pizza and it was well priced for we got it was brick oven style cooked, which we enjoyed. I did like the atmosphere. I enjoyed the food and they had a petting zoo outside that my children enjoyed as well. I recommend it and we would be Back.

First time trying this place out with a few friends. The menu and drink list is very good. Our only obstacle was there are no so called waiters and no instructions. Only the person that brings the food. The place is in a nice building and has a beer garden. Inside seating are low tables and a section of high tables. You scan the bar code and look at the list of drinks and food etc. We wanted water so we did flag the person bringing food to tables and he did get us water but said we will need to get refills by ourselves. Water dispenser was not in a visible spot as it was on other side of a wall. Didn't know! Then he proceeded to tell us we start our own tab and order stuff by ourselves. Took a bit of getting used to, especially for us older less technical people. Time placing order to actually getting food had some distinct delays but we worked through it. The drinks were excellent and all the food was great, pizza, hummus, pretzels and salad. Now we know for next time. A few glitches but we got them ironed out and had a good meal. I do suggest going here; just a bit different ordering. It might be nice to have some instructions for newcomers. Oh yes wood fired oven for pizzas and hot sandwiches. Yum!

We love hop atomica!! We had been several times for drinks but finally opted for their food options! The pizza did not disappoint and the mimosa flight is always a plus The patio is perfect and dog friendly. There's always good music playing and we've never had bad service. We will continue going there

The prices here were great and the drinks were amazing. The servers were very nice. It's open seating and you can order by QR code instead of a server asking lots of questions. It was a little chilly but there was plenty of seating and space to move around.

What a gem of a brewery! Not only do they have a fantastic lineup of beers, but they also offer wines and cocktails, which makes it easy for everyone to find something they'll love. The food menu is small, but that's because they focus on doing it really well--and it comes out quickly too. Every dish we tried was delicious and presented with the kind of detail that shows how much care they put into their craft. The vibe here is just adorable--the aesthetic is warm, inviting, and thoughtfully designed down to the plates and dishes themselves (seriously, so cute!). The staff couldn't have been friendlier, making the whole experience even better. If you're looking for a spot that's high-quality without being pretentious, this is it. I'll definitely be back!

Incredible food, delicious beers, great friendly service! The German Pizza was out of this world. Creative combination for Oktoberfest!

Kentucky liquor laws still perplex me. They had a brewery and spirit stills. What a business model! There was a DJ playing 90's music. Probably read the crowd pretty well. All the beer we had was good. Server was great and fun to talk to. Had a range of beers, pilsners, west ipa's, farmhouse ales, sours. Pretty much whatever is your flavor. No complaints, just a great brewery to stop at.

Here I am in Louiseville for brewery visit #304! Hop Atómica sounds like a brewery out of The Jetsons or something. I loved that show as a kid and yes I'm that old. Well, not exactly but it was still playing regularly when I was a kid. Hop Atómica is very upscale looking as compared to the smaller more neighborhood breweries I often frequent. A big outdoor seating area was nice and busy on a Saturday at 7 pm. A large bar inside is where I parked myself. The place was busy! I took a flight of four starting with the Das Aussprechen dunkel. A dunkel was one of my first real favorite beers I found when I discovered craft beer. That was at Gordon Biersch Brewing around 1992 or so in San Jose, CA. I know you didn't ask but there you go anyway. The dunkel was a good one and very true to style. Next up was Its Pronounced "Peecan" which must be specified because "Pe-khan" is just wrong. This is an English brown ale similar to Newcastle but with a yuge "Peecan" flavor. Very good beer. They were out of the Irish red ale which I was going to taste in honor of SWPFTD who wasn't traveling with me this trip. Sigh to both no Irish red ale and no Irish lass with me. I went with the Stave & Bean Coffee stout instead. The menu says of this beer, "Brewed w/ Louisville's Stave & Bean Coffee beans that were aged in Peerless Rye barrels." Now I'm guessing Stave & Bean is a local coffee place. I had to look this up as normally beers get aged in barrels and I had not heard of coffee beans aged in rye barrels. It is Kentucky though so everything, maybe excluding baby formula gets aged in barrels. I'm not complaining of course! Good coffee flavor to it. I enjoyed this one. Last up was Gold Fugg Yourself, an English pale ale with fuggle hops. Al this is an easy drinking pale ale with fairly mild hops. I didn't try the food but it sure looked and smelled good! I was tempted but the is a Diners, Drive-Ins, and Dives BBQ place nearby I'm headed to check out after this! If anyone is a glutton for punishment, please, follow my brewery, and distillery, reviews from across the U.S. and beyond! https://www.yelp.com/collection/-8iscFkpiiCI563-FDfwGg and if anyone is wondering who SWPFTD is you will have to check out my review of Black Market Brewing Co in Temecula, CA to understand. Yes, you will need to read into it a little to get the joke but I have confidence in you! I hope my confidence is not misplaced.

Me and my wife decided to stop by here and try their food and have a drink on a Sunday afternoon, and let me tell you ... we will 120% be back! They were having a silent disco outside which was very cool to witness. The inside was very clean. The staff were very helpful and friendly when asking about drink options at the bar. Me and my wife got the pretzel and beer cheese for an appetizer, with blue buffalo chicken pizza (and for all my restaurant ranch lovers, this place is top tier). We both got the caramel apple sour. Everything was so good, we had to get the bonfire smores to go!

My friends and I went to Hop Atomica for a pre holiday dinner and when we walked in there was a DJ playing music and lots of people enjoying the music. I entered the restaurant and started to dance and everyone started hyping me up! It was the best! We asked the hostess if we could sit in the side room to be able to talk as the music was very loud and they were very happy to acquiesce. We decided to order via the table QR code and the food came out quickly for how busy it was. We each ordered a pizza. Mine was the pepperoni pizza with vegan cheese. My friends ordered the fig and mushroom pizzas and they said that they were good. We also ordered drinks and deserts and everything was incredibly delicious. I regret not taking pictures of everything but I was hungry! Just gives me another reason to go back!

How have I not reviewed this place? This new brewery has only been open just a few months in 2024. I have heard from a few people I knew personally that the cocktails and some of their food are really good. Went here a few times with a friend and one time with myself. This is a small building located behind Germantown lofts. It has a lovely outdoor seating area however don't let the size of this place fool you. There is of course the street parking. The inside actually looks more like a fancy restaurant than your average brewery, not a bad thing. There is plenty of bar seating and table seating. Service is top notch and Paul one of the owners is absolutely amazing, have yet to meet the other owner. I don't have a favorite beer from here however, I will say the pizza is very good. I got a cheese pizza although they have a fancy name for it, I forget the name of it. No complaints on this place. Everything is just right.

I haven't tried the drinks, but the food was flavorless so I won't be back. The food was lacking in many ways... flavor being the main one. We got a sandwich, cheese bread, and a salad. None of them blew us away, or even made us want to come back. The cheese bread was over greasy, the salad was OK, and the sandwich was just lacking. How do you mess up a sandwich? Oh and silverware was weirdly shaped which made it hard to actually use. I understand wanting to be fun and trendy but there's a reason that forks have a standardized shape. No need to reinvent the wheel. I didn't try any beverages here, so maybe they are better, but I won't be back to find out.

When I saw another restaurant had moved into the building of the former Finn's, former Couvillion, and the former Germantown Social, I was hoping it would finally be someplace that would stick. I honestly didn't give it a second thought strolling in with our family on a Friday night, only to find every table occupied...inside and out. We joined another couple at a long table outdoors. The table had a QR code that made viewing the menu easy and ordering even easier. We placed our order via QR code online right from our table. We ordered the cheesy basil bread- garlic, fontina, mozzarella bread strips topped with house made basil oil, served with red sauce, and THE FUNGI, 14"- ricotta, mozzarella, roasted mushrooms, and red onions. My husband ordered THE JEFFREY | Imperial Light Lager | 7.1%- Light, crisp, imperial pilsner style lager. I opted for the Aperol Spritz- Prosecco, Aperol, Topo Chico, Orange Bitters. There was water available (self serve) outside and also servers offering to fill our cups. The service was warm and welcoming. When we first arrived Alt 105.1 was set up and then a live musician, Blue Murphy, took over. The patio lights set the mood and the atmosphere was unpretentious with strangers mingling, dogs (on leashes) hanging, and we found ourselves having friendly conversation with the people at nearby tables, and at our own. There is a true neighborhood bar/restaurant vibe that I think was the mark this location has needed all along. Best of all, the pizza was downright delicious. The flavors were fresh. The crust was thin and crunchy without being overcooked or dry. I'll admit that it is rare for me to crave pizza, but I think I've finally met my match. I left full walking to the car and yet I'm already looking forward to coming back. The interior had a bit more of an upscale feel for a pizza joint. There are a couple of nooks perfect for a gathering that would make it feel a bit more intimate. I normally feel drawn to the AC, but I enjoyed being outside among minglers. This is a really unique spot to get to know your neighbors. It would be great for date night. I was comfortable with my young children in tow. What a great addition to Germantown!

Alex has been super informative and kind. Excellent service all around and really good beer.

I had heard mixed reviews about Hop Atomica since the space opened, so I chose to wait a few months before trying it myself. We went on a Friday night around 7:30, and my experience was...mixed. When we walked in, we were confused about whether to seat ourselves or order at the bar. Maybe we missed signage. Anyways - a server did gesture to seat ourselves. Once we sat down, it took a few minutes to figure out that you could *only order using the QR code at the table. We placed orders (and only for drinks) and it took about 10 minutes for them to arrive. Not bad timing, but I had ordered a flight and there was a beer missing. They had run out of one of the beers, but that was not reflected on the site. So I quickly ordered another while the server was there. I ordered pale ales and IPAs, which were not clearly identified on the sheet and the tray, so it was difficult to figure out what I actually enjoyed and could order again. I'll run through some other things: the vodka, according to my wife, was very good. My friends enjoyed their beers and cocktail, and they ordered the Fungi pizza. They polished it off, and I had one slice, and it was solid. I watched others eat the wings, which looked awesome. While the QR-code service was inconsistent, the humans working there were awesome once they could help. (I recommend ordering your next drink 10-15 minutes ahead of when you might need it, and expect more than 20 minutes for a meal.) The bartenders and servers were friendly and accommodating. I really like the feeling inside the restaurant, the details are pleasing, and the patio is very inviting. I'd be happy to give Hop Atomica another shot, but there is a lot of good pizza and beer for cheaper prices around the area. So it might be a little while. There was a good crowd when we went, so hopefully they can keep working out the kinks and become a staple in the neighborhood!

Amazing drinks, food, and atmosphere! If you are in this area, this is a must. Great indoor and outdoor spaces.

I've been keeping up with them since they opened! This space has been through many changes and has been a few different restaurants so I hope they stick around! Since the weather was nice, we sat outside. When we got there, it wasn't all that busy. Mostly a few groups sitting in the back rooms that looked like they were reserved. It did get busier much later with almost every table filled! We tried a few beers. Lots of variety. We all liked what we had. We also decided to share pizzas, so we ordered the fig and prosciutto and the Margherita. It did take over 30min to get our pizzas. Not sure why since they weren't quite busy yet at that time. Anyway, they were worth the wait! Both pizzas were delicious, but the sauce on the Margherita was on another level! It tasted fresh and like they had made it in-house. We had asked for extra cheese and basil on it so it was overall an excellent meal. The pizzas are a bit thin. Shareable but I think I could eat almost an entire pizza if I wasn't drinking beer. You do order online which is easy and quick. We found some discounted drinks due to the PGA tournament going on in town. And there are servers around making sure we have what we need and pick up plates. The outside area does have a self-serve cart that had a water jug, utensils, and napkins. Overall, it's some of the best pizza I've had in town. It's pricey but you're paying for quality. I'll be back!

I sooooo wanted to give this place 5 stars! But alas, there were just a couple of "cons" that, sadly, couldn't be overlooked. Here we go: Cons: 1. The pizza crust was burned. Not completely, but enough that you could taste it most bites. The rest of the pizza tasted delicious. Imagine how good it would have been if the crust hadn't been burned! And it wasn't just our pizza. I overheard the next table complaining and when I looked over theirs was actually worse than ours. 2. It was hot inside. Now it was super hot outside so the AC was probably struggling, but it was uncomfortable. Pros: 1. The pizza really was delicious! (Except for the crust). 2. My husband loved the beer. He can be picky when it comes to IPAs but he was very pleased. 3. The staff was so nice. 4. The espresso martini is amazing. The pros far outweigh the cons, so I imagine we'll be back! Hopefully next time I can give Hop Atomica the 5 stars it deserves!

The Fig & Pig is a very nice pie, stellar, in fact. The room is bright and boisterous--which can be perfect if you're in the right mood.

I wanted to love Hop Atomica but there were a few things that just missed the mark for me! My husband and I came for a late lunch on a Sunday and when we arrived, the music was SO loud that I couldn't hear the girl at the door. I'm talking club level loud. We figured out later that there was some sort of event happening but literally every person that came in that wasn't a part of that had to sit outside due to the noise. Luckily, it was a nice day. My husband and I started with beers and the soft pretzel. Everything came out timely and the pretzel was delicious. The beer cheese, however, was super oily. It had good flavor but it was pretty unappealing and I had to stop after 2 bites. The mustard that it also came with was really good but I opted to add on the house made chili oil for $2. Don't bother with that. When it came out it was literally just olive oil with red pepper flakes. No depth of flavor, no garlicky, spicy goodness. Totally not worth it. We got the Fig & The Pig pizza and it was delicious! I love the combo of salty prosciutto with the earthy goat cheese and sweet fig jam. I thought the crust was really nice as I prefer a thinner pizza. All in all, I don't know that we'll return but I wouldn't totally turn it down if friends wanted to come. It's definitely a great place for groups with the outside seating.

What an amazing place - everything from the decor to the service to the food was phenomenal - I was so pleasantly surprised. We ordered two pizzas, the fig and pig (olive oil, mozz, fig jam, dry aged proscuitto, vermont goat cheese, maldon, parsley) and the soprano (red sauce, mozz, triple pepperoni, bacon, grana padano) Both were incredible in their own way, one was sweet and savory, the other rich and meaty. We also went for a couple of apps, the cheese and basil bread (garlic confit, fontina and mozzarella cheese, house basil oil, aleppo flake, parsley) - really good, although it really was just another pizza with no sauce on it, they gave you a little cup of marinara, and the smoked wings with garlic parm sauce. So meaty and the sauce was so good. If I had any complaints it would be the ordering system. There is a QR code that you are supposed to scan and place the order through. I hate using QR codes just for the reason that they are easily hacked, but also I have an old phone that doesnt always pick up on the code so thankfully my dining companion took care of it. But also, old people? What does someone who is technologically inept do? I just have issues. Anyway, 5 stars, definitely come here.

Hop Atomica, do not ever leave! The menu was impressive - from beer to cocktails to mocktails to gastronomy. Brilliant menu, truly. Especially for the libations! Upon entering, the intention and attention to detail are superb. Clean, classy, and a sassy menu! We tasted flights, cocktails, and pizza. All superb. The bartender was new to bartending (I believe), so I won't judge the cocktail off of that. The pizza was very thin and lacked ingredients, especially compared to the photos online. So, we may have had wonky cooks of the pizza. So, I won't judge off that and plan to visit again soon. The potential is still THERE! ONE MUST VISIT!

Beer selection is great & diverse. The food menu is paired perfectly with the beer/ spirits selection. Beautiful place and awesome atmosphere for all occasions!

First time going for Pizza Week. We went around 4 to avoid crowds. We sat at the bar and had great service from bartender Brock. They have around 20 of their own beers to choose from. We enjoyed the Pecan brown & the black IPA. Thought prices for food were a little high (based on menu- but our $10 pizza week pizza was a great deal!) . Beer prices are on par with the rest of Lou and we lucked out to be there during happy hour. We definitely will be back.

My husband and I went a week ago. The food was OK but very expensive for what we ordered. Please check your credit card statement as they decided to add a $12 fee four days after going. I called and they said I had not closed out a bar tab that I never opened. I went up to the bar ordered the food paid my bill signed and sat down. When I called, they gaslighted me that I had opened a tab, which I never did and never do. Please watch your credit card bill bills.

Food is solid. Not the best pizza in town, but it's a decent menu. Can't give any stars for service as they do the QR code ordering and don't interact and then the code ordering defaults to 22% tip - so make sure to change that. Ambiance is fine, but it was 95 degrees this past week and the inside of the restaurant was close to 80 - turn on some AC. Honestly won't be back unless I'm meeting someone else who suggests it.

We went there Saturday to support our friend's choir. First off, the food is wwaaaayy overpriced. The biggest problem was that my husband and our friend got their food 45 minutes after the rest of our table. We inquired multiple times about it and while they acknowledged, they showed absolutely no concern, nor did they ever bother to apologize or compensate in any way. We watched many orders of people who came in and ordered well after us go out before everyone at our table got their food. Will never go back.

My family of 4 had a great lunch here and would definitely come back again! We split the Plain Jane cheese pizza, buffalo wings and the turkey sandwich with sweet chili thai chips. My husband and I also split a flight of 4 beers. My Germantown kolsch was flavorful. Sadly my Irish Red wasn't. Food and drinks are to be ordered through a QR code or at the bar. Because we wanted to alter our sandwich we ordered at the bar. Tabs need to be closed out and will have a 25% gratuity added if not. Overall service was good and food was delivered to our table. Seating indoors includes a bar area, low and high tops plus a lounge area with gorgeous couches. They have a great patio too. Open daily and hours are day to night. It's what landed us here today (when another spot didn't opt until 4p). Street parking available.

Hop Atomica is a great place to grab food/drinks and hang out. Their food does not disappoint. I have gotten several things from there from their pizza, wings, appetizers, etc., and it is all homemade in-house and delicious. There are lounge area areas where you can hang out as well. I have had some slow service there before, but that's only because it's been so busy. Most of the time there are no issues. I will continue to go back!!

had a decent experience overall. The pizza was good - not the best I've had, but certainly not bad either. I tried the Soprano and the Pepperoni; while they were crispy and flavorful, I wish I had tried the Queen. The pizzas were tasty, though nothing exceptional. The smoked wings, unfortunately, were too chewy, but the staff handled it graciously and allowed me to send them back. I also enjoyed a flute, which was a nice touch. The service was speedy, and the ambiance was warm and inviting. The staff stood out for their friendliness, greeting us warmly and even asking about our day. What truly stood out to me was the atmosphere - very clean, cozy, and comfortable. Overall, it was a pleasant experience, and I'd definitely return to try other items on the menu.

Perfect spot for non-alcoholic cocktails and surprisingly good bar food. Ambiance is cute, you can open a tab and order food/drinks directly to your table. Seems like a reservation is a good idea if going on a Friday or Saturday.

Great wood fired pizza and the beer we had was good as well. Service is interesting. We hadn't been here before so we weren't quite sure what to expect. You order the food at your table from a QR code and then get your own plates and other things. Staff seemed kind of indifferent to us being there. I'd give it another try knowing more about how they operate.

Went opening weekend. Parking in the parking lot or street parking. Inside seating and Patio open. Ordered beer via the table QR code with the toast app. It took about 15 minutes to get our beer. Employees said they were busy. We received our pizza very fast though. Pizza and beer was wonderful. Beer was $7 and pizza was $15 and then some were $20+.

This was a stop on a cross country road. We needed some pizza and this place was a great place! It's in the Germantown neighborhood of Louisville, KY and appears to be part of a brewery. Order was fast and easy using the Toast App. The service was fast and efficient and reasonably priced. The atmosphere was trendy and upscale but not over the top. It has an uptown atmosphere with a bar, a Biergarten, hi-top tables, regular tables and even a lounge area. Be warned though, they don't have a fountain for drinks if you like soda you have to order glass bottles individually. They to have water in a jug with a spigot. Lots of alcohol options as well.

Stopped in for a quick late lunch. Superficial the place was relatively deserted. Always makes me nervous as this space has been home to so many failed restaurants in the past. My husband ordered the Italian Sandwich having them leave off the mayonnaise. Mayo on italian sandwiches must be a southern thing. In the Northeast you would never get mayo just oil And vinegar. Here they use both. Husband announced that the sandwich was good but the bread wasn't great. I ordered the BLT and had to scrape off a good deal of the mayo...very heavy handed. Once I scrapped off some mayo the BLT was delicious. The tomatoes alone were worth the cost of the sandwich. So fresh, so ripe, so juicy. Serve been here a good number of times and the food sends to be hit or miss. Have never had the pizza here as we generally go to The Post when in the mood for pizza, but they do have An extensive pizza list and on a busy weekend it seems to be the number one choice that people order. All that being said, I do hope that Hope Atomica succeeds. It is a decent place to grab a bite in the neighborhood.