August 11, 2011
Cosy little cafe. Decent beer selection, good service. Food that we saw looked and smelled really good. If I lived locally I would visit often.

March 7, 2011
Visited on a Saturday morning, and the place was steady, but the staff was keeping up. It is a cozy, modern breakfast nook with 5 or 6 tap handles of next door Tequesta Brewing’s house beers. House beers were pretty good and the breakfast was very enjoyable (Hippe Benedict was excellent). Staff was attentive, and left us alone to eat. Seemed easy to miss, situated in a strip mall right off the main drag in Tequesta/ Jupiter, this place is definitely worth a trip.

March 4, 2011
Small little space tucked away in a slightly older strip mall and now adjacent to Tequesta Brewery. The space here has like 8 tables, 5 booths and maybe 6 bar stools at the short little bar. They had five of their house brews on tap during our 8am breakfast visit on our way north. The breakfast was yummy and work perfectly along side the array of house brews I was trying. This place has the hastily thrown together and unfinished look of a typical beach shanty like structure but with some white bead board paneling accents that are somewhat scalloped above the windows. The staff was friendly and quick and properly staffed for the Saturday morning breakfast crowd, well it wasn’t even all that crowded even when we left before 9am. I’d love to come back and explore more beer and more of their food menu.

January 29, 2011
Visited on January 28, 2011 and heard that they have now moved the brewery next doors, with the new name Tequesta Brewing Co. This name and the new brewery happened apparently some 3 weeks ago. Drove passed a sign that said brewery on our way to a camp site just oustide Jupiter, so turned back and sampled the beers they had available onthe sampler. Also got the advice to go next doors to the brewery where they had more taps available. Nice service for sure, and good beers.

October 13, 2010
I’ve been here for both lunch and dinner and was impressed both times. Food was excellent, served in good sized portions and for a fair price. Service is good as well. The beers are all made to style and made well, Hefe and Pale being my favorites.

September 28, 2010
Absolutely love this place. Low key with amazing food, from breakfast to dinner, and extremely well made brews. The Brewer, Matt, is very helpfull and happy to answer any questions.

April 13, 2010
Very nice little place at the end of a plaza. Pretty small inside with a small bar. They have four house brewed beers always on tap and sometime special brews. They have won numerous awards in Florida for their beers. The sandwich I had was really good and the service was quite good for being very busy during lunch. The prices on the food and drink were great with beers being under $4 for a pint. Awesome little stop if you are heading to or from the beach around Jupiter.

February 11, 2010
Just a hole in the wall in a strip shopping center, but well worth it. When we went in the place was packed, but the staff was very nice and got us a table in about 20 minutes. We went to the small bar area and had a beer while we waited. The bartender was friendly and told us about the beers they had on tap that night. We had the Terminally Ale and Gnarly Barley, both of which were very good. They have an excellent blue cheese stuffed burger. The wait staff was friendly and timely, we never had an empty beer glass. The prices are very reasonable as well. Overall a very nice evening in a friendly neighborhood brewpub.

January 8, 2010
This tiny brewpub in a low key strip mall close to Jupiter is not that easy to find even though it’s along US1. I don’t think I would have gone in if I didn’t know it was a brewpub. There’s just not much personality oozing from the façade and name of the place. But we were very pleasantly surprised by the food here, even more so than the beer (which was good). While the lobster cigars with raspberry sauce were creative but quirky, our main courses of bouillabaise and seafood enchilada were simply stunning. Great use of quality ingredients all around, which is something we don’t often see in the US, I’m afraid. The beer menu is simple, based on quaffable stylings, and all three we had with our meals were well made, if unmemorable. The brewer is walking around to help out the servers, on top of bartending, so it’s rather easy to ask beer-related questions if you are so inclined. While I wouldn’t drive hours to get here, the food alone will make me want to come back if I am within a one hour radius.

August 27, 2009 [ Updated March 8, 2010 ]
I finally found this place, and it’s only seven miles from my house. The bar is tiny for sure, but there are tables right outside as long as the weather isn’t too foul. The beers that Matt brews here rank up there with other well established craft/micro brewers. There are plenty of tables in the restaurant, and I hear the food is pretty good, but I haven’t had the chance to try anything yet. I’ll definitely re-rate this place after I drop in for a bite.