I enjoyed the beers here, and everyone was very friendly. I think it’s worth a stop while in Louisville. Always nice to drink beer while looking at the fermenters they were born in.

April 2002: My wife and I loved this little place in an arty area of town. It has a Bohemian feel to it and some more complex and interesting beers than most "normal" brewpubs.

I think the best thing about this place was how cozy it is. It’s really small and dark, but without being overly cramped due to sparse clientel. The actually brewing facility is tiny and the bar is homey. Very relaxing. br Visited this place a few more times. On my most recent visit I discovered the hominess of the upstairs. The upstairs is quaint and very inviting. There is interesting beer decor and a bathroom with a shower in it. I managed to get a seat at the bar upstairs and the bartender was very helpful and polite. I had a great time .

On main route and I was on my motorcycle and parking was easy. Small bar and brewery area with street seating out front. Service was good and sampler set of five brews was my pick of seven brews on tap. Had two more in ten ounce size. Food menu was good and portions were good. Interesting area with good brews and freindly staff.

Decent bar in a nice part of town. Purchased a sampler – most of the beers had a lot more character and flavor than the BBC sampler beers I had with dinner. Bartender was friendly, even gave us a free sampler glass of a beer that had just run out. The mens bathroom was interesting with an old beer can collection. I didn’t eat food but it looked pretty good while passing by me. I went here on a whim after going to BBC, glad I did.

Well appointed brewpub on a bustling street south of the center of the city. It’s a small place with a very hip feel. The bartenders were very nice and fairly knowledgeable about the beer. The beer itself was surprisingly good. I had expected less given the small size of the operation. They had 7 on tap the day I visited and they offer a sampler of 5 for $4.25. You can also buy by the pint or half pint and they have growlers. The food was good. I nearly skipped this place, but I’m glad I didn’t.

Me and my girlfriend wanted to get away from Downtown Louisville and found this hole in the wall brewery. Smallest brewing kit I’ve seen in a bar but they did some very nice things. We only had nachos and the fried green tomatoes and sampled some beers. Was a very cool little place, a little on the hippy side, but still rockin’. Had about 10 beers or so on tap, which was impressive for the size of the brewery. Nothing over the top, but a very nice bunch of beers and excellent service.

Small place, very small when crowed. Good vibe, great service. Decent beer and fantastic nachos.

Small bar with dining area on lower level, and an upstairs area as well. Service was prompt and friendly and the place was quite busy on a Monday lending a busy but not noisy feel to a cozy little place. Food was good and served quickly. My bartender was not much of a beer drinker but she knew about the beers they had, and her co-worker was very knowledgeable. Very tasty pints for under 3 bucks during happy hour made for an enjoyable after work dinner. Will go again while I’m in town.

Stopped in with the wife while in Louisville. Cozy spot with a good menu (wings are great), with a decent draft lineup and a mead running too. Staff and value are solid. Worth a stop if you’re in the area.