Narrow Gauge Brewing Company

Amazing craft beer here. IPAs are world class. They have plenty of light beer, Gose styles, and stouts to please everyone. Tom and Trevor, the bartenders, are always up for good conversation.

A really friendly and inviting atmosphere. I wish the hours were just a little better, but we enjoyed our visit, the beer, the establishment, and the fact that they permitted people to order from Cugino’s. Excellent spot.

Great selection of unique, award-winning beers! I enjoyed the Zavtrak, Saff, and Marya-Marya most of all. Awesome, attentive service and conversation from Trevor behind the bar. Always worth the trip!

This place was suggested to me from someone in a Beer Enthusiast group in Sacramento..... that's right, when the West Coast heard I was coming to St Louis this was a "must stop" place. I will say It was great. The beer was tasty and crisp. I had 5 7oz so I could taste more and all were good. My favorite was the DDH Cloud City... try it. I was also pleasantly surprised that the food menu looked amazing. I had the Boss Hog sandwich and it was great. Easily a 5 star place. Go there.

Amazing good N.E. IPAs & Pale ales. So the attached "Italian" restaurant is damn good on it's own. Great burgers too!! Totally worth the trip to come here. Service was top notch.

Outstanding beers hidden in a great little restaurant. The food is solid but the beers are better! They don't chase the hazy craze and make exceptional IPA that lean into the bitterness of hops. Don't skip out on Narrow Gauge if you are a craft beer fan!

Wow . First time visiting here and I will definitely be back . The beers most IPA focused beer lineup is phenomenal. The staff was very helpful in selecting a wide variety for me . They no longer offer flights have to get a half pour . Little more expensive but every beer I had was really really good . The brewery shares a building with Cuginos an Italian restaurant so there is food available as well . I had the cheval burger which was very good . Nothing special on the fries to go with it. Some homemade chips would of went great . The pretzels as an appetizer were great as well . Comes with a mustard dipping sauce and cheese sauce that based upon the taste is made in house . Cant wait to come back again

I do love this place, especially if you get the right chatty bartender. Such creative new items on the menu every month, plus experty crafted classics always available.

Florissant truly has some gems when it comes to eating and drinking. Narrow Guage recently opened their tap room, right next door to Cuginos where they started. Lots of seating options, plenty of spots at the bar, pinball machines and dogs welcome. Food can be ordered from Cuginos (get the stuffed meatballs!) And delivered to the tap room. Staff is helpful and friendly. So many fresh beers to choose from and perhaps the best in town. I especially like a beer brewed with rooibos tea, the black IPA and the Prince Fallen Flag IPA. Huge selection of to go beer, too. Go get you some!

Narrow Gauge's new space is awesome! When you walk in you are greeted by friendly and welcoming staff. They detail the beer menu and are knowledgeable about their beers. The space is very nice, open, cozy and modern. They have a large bar area with seating, several large tables and some cozy lounge chair seating. This would be a great space for a large group gathering! Narrow Gauge's beers are some of the best in St. Louis! I had my favorite, Fallen Flag, which was delicious! The best hazy IPA! I also tried the peanut butter banana stout, which was amazing if you like that flavor profile and stouts! They also offer to go cans. They don't serve food, but you can bring your own food. Several people ordered pizza from a place nearby. Their space was very cozy, comfortable and welcoming! I will definitely be back!

I have wanted to go to Narrow Gauge for a while now, but always end up running out of time when I'm in St. Louis. This time around I made the drive out to Florissant, MO to try a few of their beers. They are situated inside of Cugino's, which has some great Italian food from Toasted Ravs (IYKYK), smash burgers, sammies, and St. Louis Style Pizza. I grabbed a few small pours of beer, opened my book, and had a great time. DDH OJ Run: Freshly tapped this Double Dry Hopped Imperial IPA hopped with Citra, Galaxy, and Amarillo hops. Huge citrus / orange juice / pineapple flavors, medium aromas, and some low resiny hop flavor. Pleasant medium-high bitterness that balances the citrus sweetness. Great beer and you really can tell the freshness of it. Glad I got to try it! DDH Sparkle Motion: A Double Dry Hopped American Pale Ale hopped with Citra and Galaxy. Another jam packed beer with tangerine / orange zest / grapefruit and some earthy hops. Medium-full mouthfeel, but not chewy. Bready malts provide some balance, which is nice and characteristic of an American Pale Ale. Chicken Out Pils: I saw Kellerbier and I had to order it. This Kellerbier style lager is brewed with Wai-iti and Callista hops. The style traditionally is unpasteurized and unclarified, served straight from an oak cask in a beer garden. I didn't ask if it was being served from the cask, but it definitely tasted like a Kellerbier. The beer was hazy like it had yeast in suspension, aromas of mandarin orange / peach / tropical fruit. Very crisp with low malt character of rice cracker. Patio crusher if I ever tried one.

Narrow Gauge is a good brewery that shares a space with an Italian restaurant. The brewery has a good selection and makes some good beers. They are particularly known for their IPAs. Generally speaking I'm not too into IPAs, but I like some of theirs. The bar area is a little run down, so not the best environment, but their selection (15-20 different beers) and quality make it worth a trip up to north county. You can buy some of their beers to go, but the to go window has limited hours and selection.

Since discovering Narrow Gauge's delicious brews a few years back, I've made either Cugino's or the brewery my first stop after landing at Lambert. While it's the beer that draws me, Cugino's deserves a shout, too. One location gives me two delights I can't get in Colorado--Narrow Gauge (NG) brews and the St. Louis-only delicacy that is provel. Cugino's oozes old-school St. Louis County vibes--big families who all seem to know each other gathering to grab a Sunday lunch, mixed in with random folks of all kinds. It feels warm and welcoming. Service has been friendly and attentive, with an uncommon understanding of craft beer. The menu is light on pasta, but has enough pizza, sandwiches, apps, etc., to please. Step over to the Narrow Gauge side. You can order food, but folks are here for suds. NG has a national following for their IPAs, and deservedly so. The beer would taste great anywhere, but both the patio and inside seating invite you in to enjoy. Today, I had one of their flagships, Cloud City. This NEIPA left me smiling as much as its DDH cousin last time I was here. Zavtrak, a double coffee stout, won the day, however. Aged on vanilla beans with adjunct cinnamon and maple, this one impressed enough that I took some back home to share. Saft (cherry/lemon) was a nicely balanced sour, slightly tart, totally crushable. Five stars to Narrow Gauge, 3.5 to Cugino's, but I come here for beer first. IMO, this place is a must-stop for both world-class beer and a chill place to enjoy it--provel or no provel.

All the beers we've tried here are excellent. If hazy IPAs are your thing, check out the Fallen Flag, a wonderful, hazy, fruity burst of flavor. Sours were very good, too - there's really a beer for every palate on the menu. Guest taps included a few STL craft beers and a Shock Top. Narrow Gauge shares a building with Cugino's, so food from next door is available at your table (and not a factor in this review.) At least for this season of the pandemic, part of the parking lot has become a patio, with well-spaced tables in the open air. All staff were masked, and masked were required to enter the building.

Heard about this little brewery from a friend and thought we would try it..it did not disappoint. We had some fried raviolis at the attached restaurant and they were awesome!

Love it!!!! Decided to try the Double Fallen Flag my first time here. Going back the next day for the J.U.I.C.E and Emperor and a Narrow Gauge glass.

The Pub Pass promotion drew me a bit farther afield than usual, but well worth a few extra minutes in the car -- will get Narrow Gauge and Cugino's into my usual rotation! Great beer on tap and to go (available via separate service window) and excellent Italian food courtesy of Cugino's. Classic bar backdrop is a fun nod to the Lou's Brewing traditions... Service was friendly and attentive.

The service is always good. I like the food specials. I'm looking forward to the new location opening soon

Service was good! No draft at this location. Italian restaurant next door! Since only carry out haven't tried a beer yet

Narrow Gauge Brewing Co is located in Florrisant MO. They share space with Cuginos which offers excellent St Louis American Italian eats. This brewery is PHENOMENAL. Skillful brewing of IPAs, Sours and Stouts. We visit every time we are in town and now have our family members stopping in to get beer for us. If you like beer and good food, Narrow Gauge should be one of your first stops in the St Louis area.

Sooo I feel a bit naive. I had no idea how well recognized, and the amazing reputation this place has in the brewing world. Most of what I found out, was all after the fact from reading newspaper articles. Actually, a taproom bartender in Illinois (Old Bakery shout out) told me about this place (a patron also said "get the meatballs") - so I punched it in the GPS and just went with it. Interestingly enough I still have family that live in both St. Louis and Florissant a suburb thereof; on my drive I was having flashbacks to summers spent nearby. Narrow Gauge is in a very unsuspecting location and shares space with a really great restaurant (Cugino's - I reviewed them separately) - blink and you'll miss it. The Brewery opened back in 2016 in a 1,700 sq foot space in the basement and the amount of beer they produce in that space is just crazy. Head Brewer Jeff Hardesty is quite simply a magician and is known for his NE IPAs. I tried Cloud City, one of their flagship IPAs and their DDH version of it which were both stellar. The OJ Run is an Imperial NE IPA that will blow your socks off. But...Momotaro is in a whole other league - a Sour Farmhouse IPA made with Lactose Sugar, Cassia Bark, Aged on Peaches, Vanilla Beans and dry hopped with Lemondrop and Sabro hops. Hands down this is the best beer I've had all year so far. So complex - but subtle and all working together. So many layers/aromas - this beer has a nose like peach cobbler. Oh and Brummel is pretty damn good too! This place is truly legit. In my long beer drinking career, I have only encountered such beer wizardry at places like Fonta Flora (Todd Boera) and Burial Brewing (Tim Gormley). True story - there was a guy sitting next to me from Arizona who flew in just to drink at Narrow Gauge and was flying home in the morning. Cool a$$ bartenders too - thanks for the great conversation Rachel!!

Micro-brewery specializing in delicious IPA's and sours. I got their cloud city IPA and thoroughly enjoyed it. Have very solid bar food, and are attached to an Italian restaurant as well The decor is basically non-existent, but they have plenty of seating, both at the bar and at tables. One table for shuffleboard

So happy to have a quality micro brewery in the area. My guy and I love trying new places - especially if beer is involved. The decor is typical of this type of establishment- a few high tops among some regular tables. No booths, tho, on this side, so there won't be any cuddling up. The space (and the menu) is shared with the Italian restaurant, Cugino's. MmLots to choose from food-wise and an awesome selection of beers. We had the nacho appetizer which was huge and filling all by itself. Had we known, we'd have skipped ordering the burgers- but...OH MY.. were they yummy! The burger was cooked perfectly. Juicy and flavorful. I had the Cheval, because in my opinion a burger ain't a burger without an egg on top. The fries were crisp outside and tender inside. Served piping hot. Our server was very friendly efficient and knowledgeable. She said that if we couldn't decide on a beer, then we should tell her what commercial brand we like and she's get us Narrow Gauge's closest match. We decided on our own to try the Double Dry Hopped (DDH) Sparkle Motion American pale ale double dry hopped with Galaxy and Citra. So crisp and delicious with a definite grapefruit-y finish. Side note: they also sell their beers to go. Score! Will keep going back until we run out of things on the menu!!

I sincerely hope this is not the last time Narrow Gauge / Cugino's does Brunch. This was some seriously dope s**t. For those who elected to not be present for this deliciousness, you were wrong. For those who didn't know about this, I'm sorry for your loss.

Excellent stuff here , even if a little bit out of the way for me , it's worth a quick drop in to grab some of their Fallen Flag or OJ Run We just moved here from Milwaukee and have tried most of the local craft brew, and this is by far the best of the bunch

crossreferenced. see also: Cugino's Italian Grill & Bar. Narrow Gauge/Cugino's are one and the same - seriously one-stop shopping for max-awesome food and beer. Cugino's has several regional guest taps of beer, but honestly I didn't try even a single one of those guest beers. The beverage-draw is the "house" brews, Narrow Gauge. Grade-A stellar freakin' hops!! How is it that the best food & beer experience of my epic Chicago trip was actually ... St. Louis(ish)?! Haha! Well-played, Missouri! Narrow Gauge/Cugino's is magical enough - on BOTH the food and beer levels. How often does THAT double-whammy happen? - that we actually went back THREE times. LOVE!! The Hubs and various buddies had been raving about these meatballs for years, and I finally got to try them for myself. My circle did NOT steer me wrong...Man, do I ever have a gift for surrounding myself with folks with good taste! :) These ginormous meatballs are crispy on the outside, oozing with creamy provel from within, and topped with a totally fab red sauce. They're legit swoonsville perfection! And when you see that a place with *one* dish this amazing also has a peanut butter burger on the menu, how can you possibly say no to that burger? (I didn't, of course.) Chances are that other dishes are going to be equally amazing, right? (They were!) I generally LOVE a good PB burger anyway (hellooooo Slider Provider, SATX!) but the PB&JJ burger just elevates the combination and blows all others out of the water... Swiss cheese instead of cheddar. Bacon. Homemade salted Chipotle peanut butter (seriously?!). Jalapeño-blackberry jam (stop yourself...too awesome!!) All on a pretzel bun. It's absolutely killer! Toasted ravioli also slay. The final time we visited Narrow Gauge/Cugino's was on our way out the Midwest's door headed back to Texas. I guess Mr. Man thought I was joking when I said I could picture driving home with a paper bag of road-snack raviolis sitting on the console between us, haha, as THAT little snack fairy tale didn't happen. But they were seriously "no one can eat just one" good, holy cow!! People are wonderful and friendly. Prices super reasonable. And that's basically all I can say about it without falling into a diatribe of off-color "balls" jokes like a 10year old boy :) :) So...yeah. GO!

Im from one of the brewery heavy counties of CA (Russian River Pliny the Elder), Lagunitas Brewery, Seismic and others) and Im truly blown away by the brew master. My wife and I tried 5 different, very different beers from Porters to a Sour and all were extremely well balanced, none overly bitter, all rich tasting. Riwaka hops, Czech hops, double hazy, coffee porter. A sour!? I dont like sours. Why am I drinking all of my wife's sour? The balance deserves respect thats why. I know Im over the top. But trust me this guy is better than good.

Great beer and wine selection. Loved the meatballs and Gnocchi. We had fantastic service.

This place has some of the best New England IPAs. If you are a beer fan this place will make you scream like a little girl. The people behind the counter are super friendly. Didn't get a chance to try the food

Narrow Gauge is producing great beers and Cugino's is dishing out fantastic Italian food. Clean place. Super friendly staff. Great bar sign.

Husband's favorite brewpub in STL. Food and beer are solid here. If you know, you know. Get the Fruit Bandit if still available and the DDH OJ run. Keith eas our waiter today and he was hustling! Excellent job!

This is one of my favorite breweries! They brew up some of my favorite ipas in the area and the food is always great and the service is awesome! Highly recommend this brewery to anyone who is a craft beer drinker like myself!

Narrow Gauge's beer absolutely stands out against the backdrop of Saint Louis' growing craft beer industry. You can't just make beer and do well, you need to make great beer, interesting beer... Narrow Gauge is killing it, y'all. Last night I took the hike up to Florissant to see what all the fuss is about. I wasn't expecting that they share a space with Cugino's, which is an Italian restaurant, but I also wasn't mad. You feel me? I had a draft Hoppy Meal, one of their dry hopped APAs. It was so right. It comes in at 6.6% + 30 IBUs. Simcoe and Mosaic hops in this beer made for the perfect combination of flavorful, but not overwhelmingly bitter. Fantastic brew, guys! Julia R is not much of a beer person as you guys may be onto by now, but what a trooper for coming with! She enjoyed their House Margarita. I didn't expect a $5 happy hour Marg. at a brewery inside of an Italian restaurant to be so freaking delicious, but hey, totally cool with being surprised by goodness. They used Espolon tequila on a happy hour drink... All day, baby! We weren't there for dinner, but it felt wrong not to try something off of Cugino's menu, so I went with Brian M's suggestion: the Stuffed Meatballs. Fried Meatballs, stuffed with Provel, covered in Marinara, sprinkled with parmesan. It may go without saying, but they were VERY good. The only thing that wasn't stand out impressive was the service. We sat once we were finished with empty drinks and stacked plates for too long for how many folks were standing behind the bar. I may not have noticed if we didn't have somewhere to be. Overall, this place is totally awesome and worth the trip if you live in the city. I'll just leave this right here, in case you'd like to try this place for yourself... Happy Hour Menu: (M-F, 3-6) $1 off select draft $5 House Marg $16 domestic buckets $2.5 well drinks $9 pizza

I was blown away by these beers. They offer 3 oz pours instead of flights so you get very generous portions for your dollar. Keith was our excellent waiter and brought us Riwaka Pilsner and crumbling thought sour ale. OMG to both!!! The fallen flag and old town porter were our second round. Amazing. Just go here even if you have to fly here.

I have heard so many good things about this brewery I had to come try it. While driving to it, I almost passed right by since I didnt know it was a restaurant as well. Beers here are stellar. Fallen Flag just might be my top beer of all time. I haven't tried the food, but I've heard good things. Only reason why this isn't a full 5 stars is because of the service. Staff didnt say much and were no where to be found most of the time we were there (minus the woman running the to-go station...she was awesome). Beer makes up for a lot of it though! Just expect to wait awhile when you come

They were very busy when we went and I believe you can sit on either side when you walk in. It all was a bit confusing to me since it was seat yourself and there were two sides/rooms. We just went for a quick drink so I cannot say how the food was but the beer was delicious. There's not a lot of parking up front so so go back and you can park in both lots of needed

Absolutely phenomenal beer, however their policy on serving growlers is quite preposterous, simply stated they will not fill up one with their semi-regionally famous IPAs. I'm no trying to be WITy but their wheat is not worth the tainting my growler.

The meatballs are the best meatballs I've had in my entire life!! Wow ! A little crispy on the outside and filled with gooey cheese on the inside! You need to order them!! One order is a very generous portion as well We shared them as a starter for 2 people and felt full!

Everything you might have heard about the beer is true. This has to be some of the best in the STL region right now. It's a bummer that they don't fill 64oz growlers, but being a somewhat smaller brewery I understand. Hopefully that will change some day... Also - the food is great! The stuffed meatballs are treat. If you think you hate provel cheese - try these and have your mind changed.

Unassuming location = better value IMO. The beer is the best in town and some of the best in the whole midwest. From fruited sours to a range of hazy IPAs - everything was stellar. The food was really good also. I've been to so many places with high-end beer that are gouging the hipsters right out of their girl jeans. This is PERFECT for me. Good service, great beer, great food - fair price. If you're looking for a fancy location - there's better options in the city - but if you put THIS beer in some of the better known places - you'd flatten the competition in no time. Don't change a thing. I'll be back.

This up and coming brewery is off the beaten path, but worth the visit if you are a beer (& Italian food fan)! Narrow Gauge is known for their northeast IPAs that rival northeast breweries. It's so hit and miss if a brewery serves food. This one not only serves food, it serves amazing Italian food from Cugino's! Not sure what to get? Try a flight of 4-5oz samples and the stuffed meatballs. SO GOOD (and even better if you have someone to share it with). Someone in our group got the garlic bread to dip in the meatball sauce. The bread was absolutely huge and delicious-looking. They make their own Italian dressing that look fantastic. My husband and I also shared the pulled pork sandwich with chips. Could we have picked something better from the menu? Absolutely. Unfortunately, we had a 4ish hour drive home and didn't want to feel stuffed and tired. The pulled pork was so good though and I would get it again.

This is a solid North County business located inside Cugino's Bar and Grill. Come early this place fills up fast. The parking can be challenging with the high volume here. They have a good variety of craft beers to choose from. They have big cans and growelr's to take it home in. Have some trash wings to go with the cold beer. You wont be disappointed..

Narrow Gauge is a very, very promising new brewery! They seem to specialize in NE IPA's (hazy/opaque IPA's, so don't be alarmed when it comes out looking like orange juice) and they are done very well - hoppy but still quite fresh and citrus-y. Plus, a flight of 4 5oz tasters is only $8 and full pours of any of the beers only range from $5-6. The bartenders are great and happy to chat with you about their craft. Makes for a fun and pleasant experience. The only downsides to Narrow Gauge? 1) relatively small (but SOLID!) beer selection; only 5 on draft when we went (and I am greedy and want more) 2) Florissant, MO is quite far (cheap growler fills and crowlers make this a little better). But hey - I'll drive for good beer. And you should too! Pro tip: when you enter Cugino's, hang a right. The bar is the brewery.

TLDR: A little out of the way from St. Louis, but definitely a great spot for craft beers, particularly IPAs. Not being from St. Louis, I have only heard of the great craft beer scene in and around the area, particularly with Side Project, Perennial, 2nd Shift, etc. However, one that you should consider making the trip out for is Narrow Gauge. Located north in Florissant, I'd say this brewery is worth visiting despite it being out of the way. Note, I cannot speak on the food here, just the beer. Anyway, in case you don't Uber, Lyft, etc. here, Narrow Gauge has a small-ish parking lot, which seems like it could fill up if you go during peak hours. For reference, I went on Black Friday around lunch time, and it was really busy already. As mentioned earlier, IPAs seem to be the spotlight here, although Narrow Gauge does have a number of different styles of beer on tap. They do flights/tasters here just in case you don't wait to commit to a full pour and/or can't decide on just one beer. I personally tried: - Vigne Dure (sour IPA) - Rye'd In the Face (NE IPA) - Gewurz (sour IPA) - Double Dry Hopped Spark Motion (pale ale) - Double Dry Hopped OJ Run (NE double IPA) - Double Dry Hopped Hoppy Meal (pale ale) - King Fallen Flag (NE IPA) - Double Dry Hopped Fallen Flag (IPA) - Double Dry Hopped Cloud City (NE IPA) As you can see, many variations of the IPA can be found here and a lot of them are very good. Great balance of flavors, easy drinking, and just overall delicious. My personal favorite was the DDH Cloud City, which I ended up getting a 4 pack to go right before I left. There are plenty of options for merch and to-go beer right by the doors. Overall, Narrow Gauge is doing some great things with their craft beer selections and a place I highly recommend if you're in and around St. Louis.

Met some friends here for a Friday evening.... we were far beyond satisfied with not only the amazing beer selection but the FOOD!!! They have over 30 craft beers and a ton of domestics not to mention a full bar..... Now that I have discussed the beers let me explain to you the level of awesomeness that the BossHog will supply...pair it with the beer cheese and you will not be disappointed. Everything else is amazing but that sandwich does it.

Super good brewery - highly recommend stopping here and picking up some beer. Haven't heard a bad beer from them yet.

I can't wait to see what this place is like in a year. What a fantastic start for a new brewery! I'd sampled some of their beers at local beer fests so on my last trip back I had to finally check in on the brewery. Great selection, particularly if you enjoy the hops. That's not my favorite style of beer but I can certainly appreciate when an IPA is well done. I found the Copra Coconut Porter to be much more my style. Plenty of food selections to make sure you have something to soak up that beer. For out of towners checking this place out, be warned.. St Louis has a horrible thing called Provel cheese (provolone + mozzarella formed into a plastic like substance) and that is the type of cheese you'll find on many of the entrees here. I recommend avoiding it unless you like chewing on plastic wrap. Love you anyway, St Louis! Definitely worth a stop for any craft beer lover!

Interesting location inside Cugino which is suppose to be an Italian restaurant but looks like a dive bar/sports bar, really weird definitely not what I expected at all. I hope they end up getting a space of their own as this is a place you would rather grab growlers/crowlers and get the heck out of there and drink elsewhere! Solid Italian bar food! As for Narrow Gauge, very impressed its tough to find many breweries doing New England style ipas in the midwest that are thick, chunky, unfiltered tons of tropical hops with great malt balance. Though after visiting this place about 20 times over I will say all their IPAs start tasting the same. Not sure if it's the yeast strain they are using but another ingredient but I often feel the hops get lost in the mix. Keep up the good work!

Very solid food with some creative items. Good beer selection although I'd love to see another Brown in the menu. Honey hot wings are no joke and several good sandwiches.

Great beer and excellent food as well. World class IPAs and great Italian stuffed meatballs. Sports bar atmosphere but gourmet fare.

Great place for lunch. Went back in the evening and tried a few of their brews. Good options with their porter being my favorite.

Not really like a micro brew place to me. Hard to explain but was like a bar/restaurant that sold micro beer. Wasnt my thing

As someone who enjoys an IPA I certainly have a opening in my schedule to stop by! This place is all about the hops, but don't be mistaken, these folks have a wide variety from Porters to Pale Ales as well. There's a restaurant conjoined and you can have dinner with your brews. They have all the popular beers on tap right along with their personal brews. I would recommend testing a few brews out with a flight. The flights are right around 6 dollars and for 4, 5 oz drinks It's a great deal! And a great way to find what you like best (Copra for me). After talking to the Brew Master I'd say these folks are eager and ready to start pleasing the taste buds of anyone willing to give them a try.

2 stars for there tasty food and tasty beers. "BUT!" Zero stars for customer service! My impression and my buddy with me agreed. Is that we are an inconvenience to them. 1st we sat at the bar and maybe 7+ minutes go by and then this one big guy comes over. We ordered our beer and then 7+ minutes go by before we get it. We order dinner then 15 minutes go by.... You get the idea. Sorry I am not a millennium and we may not have anything to talk about? BS! I am the customer paying your salary show us some respect and be a little more friendly and attentive. There were many Bartenders/servers milling about so lack of employees was no excuse and it was only about 3/4 full of customers. So enjoy the "Tip" I gave you....No $ But the tip is "Lucky lady in the 5th race"

Great patio! A couple friends and I stopped by for a couple drinks recently and had a great time enjoying the weather outside. Their menu has a lot of IPAs, which isn't really my thing, but they also had other options and I was able to find something I enjoyed. The atmosphere is pretty chill and laid back and we had great service. I can't speak to the inside seating but would stop by again.

We came for the beer. The food was an additional treat! The slaw is amazing,spicy and fresh. We split the angry chicken and the whaler - both crispy and delicious! Highly recommend for beer and food.

Looks like a homey corner bar. Don't let that fool you. Our server was EXTREMELY knowledgeable about the beer and was spot on. The deep fried meatballs are truly one of a kind. Thank God I live 1,000 miles away but narrow gauge is a hidden disguised gem and one not to miss.