Trendy looking place with some outdoor seating and a good number of taps with a interesting and tasty food menu. Beer descriptions are detailed and the beers available on this Wednesday night were creative and all solid. You can’t beat the one two punch with Great Lakes across the street.

Stopped in on 2.17.2013. Very nice atmosphere, 2 large bars in the house. Chill vibe on a Sunday early afternoon. Flights available but pretty expensive. Didn’t eat.

Crowded when we went here for dinner but my tacos were fabulous...little pricey but definitely great. Atmosphere was a mix of brewpub/sportsbar but not bad. Service seemed fairly decent as did the beers. I’d go again for dinner.

Great tacos. Very load and Crowded. Very well made beer

feel is a a tad too polished and sports-bar-esque for my liking. beers are fine, nothing terribly exciting- a lineup like most other typical brewpubs across the country. better beers at great lakes across the street.

So, the beer baron of Ohio City owns this too, and they make boring beer. but there is another side to the coin. If you get here early, you can eat and have decent (albeit overpriced) food and a drink no problems, come on saturday night and its filled with Douches who have friended the barkeep and thus get served anytime they walk to the bar, but they don’t order the house beers, they order Vodka Cranberries and redbull vodkas... whatever. getting served on a busy saturday night is an exercise in futility even with the 3 or 4 large bars (2 upstairs, 1 outside 1 in the basement) Their prices are standard for Ohio City about 5 bucks a pint, their beer is boring and don’t expect anything to wow you, bland IPAs, thin stouts etc.. their session beers are better but not great. all in all depends what you want, you’re in a trendy area of Ohio filled with hipsters, if you like that.. great.. if you don’t avoid the area on friday and saturday nights. realistically its great to have another local brewery even if all they produce is substandard flavorless beer.

This place is not getting much love locally and I fully anticipated not to enjoy it due to the few beers that I have had at festivals that seemed lackluster, but after visiting on a late Saturday night, my perception is definitely changed. Got here around 11:00PM on a Saturday, and it was busy. Large open space, a few large bars and an outdoor "bier garden". It was busy, the music was loud and it felt kinda douchy, but I was OK with that as I was with a group of friends and I wasn’t looking to make any new ones. They had 12 house beers on tap. I had 3 and tried a few more that others in my group ordered. None are all that experimental or high ABV, but they were all solid and I really enjoyed the pils. We got a few food items and they were really good. Prices were on par for the neighborhood ~ $5 or $6 for a draft (except growlers, their growlers are WAY overpriced) and I really don’t have anything negative to say. I will be going back but next time it will be earlier so I can check out the scene before it becomes "Club" Market Garden.

When I visited: May 2012. What I had: Market Garden Spring Porter (draught), Victory Headwaters Pale Ale (draught), mixed berry ice cream, Kono Sauvignon Blanc and beer cocktail for my better half. What I liked: solid tap list with awesome guest draughts (Sixpoint, Great Divide, Lost Coast, Ballast Point), efficient service, enjoyable fare. What I disliked: club atmosphere, highish prices, fine for drinks and dessert but I can’t see us having dinner or a lengthy session amidst the blaring music. Would I go back? Possibly. Overall Rating: 72

This place is not worth your time. The house beers are crap at best. I am sorry but they are catering to the "meat heads" that frequent that area. You wan to go there and see ripped jeans and Infliction T’s that is your place. If you want to go there for good beer....please avoid. But hey Sam is opening a new Nano Brewery that is gonna use Cardamom....

This is much better than the Great Lakes across the street. Run by the same people who operate the Bier Market the selection is very inclusive from sessionable IPAs to big winter warmers. The atmosphere is what you would expect for a high end brewpub as are the prices. That is the only downside if you are used to typical Ohio pricing for a pint - except at happy hours pours start from $5.00 and up.

Parking can be a problem depending on time of day but if you can get it there is a free lot a few blocks away. I look forward to visiting this place again to do a true flight of their taps ($15 for seven).