Wolf's Ridge Brewing

"Wolf’s Ridge has been a triple threat for over a decade, serving equally excellent craft beer, cocktails, and food. This Downtown brewery restaurant offers two distinct experiences: a greenery-filled dining room and a warehouse-esque taproom. The weekend brunch is one of the finest in the city, when the spotlight is put on comfort food dishes like gravy-soaked biscuits, a drippy burger, and eggs benedict with pork cheek. If you only try one Wolf’s Ridge beer, make it their coffee vanilla cream ale, Daybreak, that has a nice balance of sweetness. But their reimagined cocktails like the G & T with gin, yuzu, and elderflower tonic are worth extending brunch for another round." - Erin Edwards

"Wolf’s Ridge has been a triple threat for over a decade, serving equally excellent craft beer, cocktails, and food. This Downtown brewery restaurant offers two distinct experiences: a greenery-filled dining room and a warehouse-esque taproom. The weekend brunch is one of the finest in the city, when the spotlight is put on comfort food dishes like gravy-soaked biscuits, a drippy burger, and eggs benedict with canadian bacon and fried green tomato. If you only try one Wolf’s Ridge beer, make it their coffee vanilla cream ale, Daybreak, that has a nice balance of sweetness. But their reimagined cocktails like the romantic martini with Japanese gin, yuzu, and vetiver are worth extending brunch for another round." - erin edwards, kindra peach

"The decision about where to have brunch before a Crew game should start and end with Wolf’s Ridge Brewing. Go to the greenery-filled dining room for brunch dishes like steak and sunny eggs and their toad in the hole with fluffy brioche that’s stuffed with eggs and topped with beer-cheese sauce. They have a more casual taproom that’s solid too—there are old-timey, factory-style windows, communal tables, and shareable plates like big pretzels, crispy truffle fries, and pierogies." - erin edwards

"A Downtown craft brewery and restaurant hotspot. This family owned and operated eatery offers a seasonal new American menu that naturally pairs perfectly with their extensive tap list. Its large but casually beautiful space is farmhouse-meets-warehouse, and you’re sure to find a seat at one of their huge communal tables made from old growth hickory. Focused on traditional German and Belgian ales, the adjacent tap room sports an impressive bar with a large list of WRB brews, many of which aren’t available in the restaurant. The Clear Sky—their American Cream Ale—is one you’ll want to drink all night." - Fort

"Wolf's Ridge Brewing & Tap Room, Columbus by Fort. A Downtown craft brewery and restaurant hotspot. This family owned and operated eatery offers a seasonal new American menu that naturally pairs perfectly with their extensive tap list. Its large but casually beautiful space is farmhouse-meets-warehouse, and you’re sure to find a seat at one of their huge communal tables made from old growth hickory. Focused on traditional German and Belgian ales, the adjacent tap room sports an impressive bar with a large list of WRB brews, many of which aren’t available in the restaurant. The Clear Sky—their American Cream Ale—is one you’ll want to drink all night."