Went on a Saturday night and got there about 8:45. We parked right in front on the street but if it was busy I could see that being an issue. First impression was, meh. Wasn’t too busy and we were greeted quickly. There were a couple larger parties there and we were seated quickly. Seating is a mishmash if different chairs and the tables are whole doors and half doors (4-tops) covered with plexiglass which was... different. Hostess was very friendly but she gave us a food menu before a beer menu. Lol. The server handed us a beer menu and let us know the checked brews (with a grease pencil) were the ones they had on tap. They don’t serve bottled brews they don’t have on tap as I asked for a Big Dick’s Ole Ale but they had none. I wanted a Cereal Killer but it wasn’t one of the choices, so I had the Sky HIgh Rye. Oh yeah, it was tasty and ended up have a couple of those. The food selection broad. Except I wanted Beef brisket which they were out off along with the ribs. I’ve heard they were great. Artichoke dip was amazing. Spicy Wings were huge and great. Cuban Sandwich was perfect. Was reasonably priced. Service was prompt. Pleasing experience overall.

The place itself is kind of a dump. I know they are in the middle of building a new pub in Kalamazoo but dude put some paint on the bathroom door. Pizza is great, beer and selection are great. Value is great but just needs a little sprucing up.

a dozen or so Arcadia beers on tap. Heard good things about pizzas went with a sandwich which was good. Large space, plenty of seating, good, quick, friendly service

Stopped in here over the weekend with my parents. Place is pretty large. Food menu only on Sundays, plus a few specials. Some bottles available for sale near the entrance. Service was mostly quick. Selection was good with 15 or so Arcadia beers on tap. Food was decent, but not great. Good prices, especially for the sampler. Worth stopping in.

Ambiance: great spacious setting downtown battle creek. Nice wood bar. Seating is well spaced with views of the wood fired pizza oven and the production lines. Real horse hair dart boards are a plus. Service: friendly, attentive and knowledgable wait staff, no complaints and all I can ask for from servers and bar tenders Selection: not a bad selection of beers on tap. 75%-80% are year round or typical seasonal selections with the rest being special offerings or experimentals. There’s usually a cask selection as well. Food: holy crap their food is good. Amazing wood fired pizzas and other unique entrees make this an incredible dinner destination. Value: beer prices are no surprise. Food is a few dollars more than typical bar fair but well worth it as its quality, individuality and flavor highly exceed many others. Overall: awesome place to eat and drink

if your at bells or darkhorse swing by here. food is great and super friendly staff if you want to try non bottled arcadia stuff stop by!

Arcadia keeps a good selection of beer on tap, and has great food, especially the barbecue. One of my favorite spots to eat and drink in SW MI.

Visited on a Friday night, got a sampler of 14 for $15. Then ordered dinner which was BBQ. On our table were 14 different beers, BBQ combo beef brisket, pulled pork, and chicken, and three homemade BBQ sauces all flavorful. To paraphrase " is this heaven? No, it’s Battle Creek" The BBQ was delicious, the beers ranged from ok to really good, a nice ipa, double ipa, I liked the scotch ale a lot. Nice variety of beers from sessionable to big monsters. Service was good, a band came on about 9. Really a great time if beer and BBQ float your boat I think this is a must stop .

A large space with dark wood that gives a dark feel to the place. Service was a touch slow. Selection has a number of Arcadia beers with a few draft only. Didn’t try the food on my visit, but it looked good. Prices were good.

Busy lunchtime visit. But very distracted bartender and slow service