Nice open atmosphere. Good service. Bring your own food. One of the nicer Minnesota tap rooms.

Garage feel tap room with 4 beers on this day. Beers are okay. 5 bucks a pint. Some limited free onsite parking.

Located a short walk from Target Field and the Target Field light rail train stop, this is a fine place to go for a beer before a Twins game. Food is generally available via food truck. Seating is very limited and the place has warehouse/garage feel to it. Selection is limited to 5-6 taps. I’d like to see the quality of Fulton’s beers improve before I endorse this as a must-stop beer destination.

I’m reviewing the brewery tap room. I visited along with three friends on Friday evening, 4-20-12, from about 9 p.m. to just before close at 10 p.m. Cool, warehouse, gray atmosphere that fits the neighborhood well. Spartan decor in an open space, but covers the basics well (nice, simple bar; plenty of tables; big, new TV with the Twins on -- crucial for a place in the shadow of Target Field). They’ve put some effort into making this feel like a bar, albeit a simple one, rather than just a small, marketing-oriented extension of the brewery. Good, hip crowd seemed to be a mix between beer geeks and general Minneapolis scenesters (the tap room opened only a little over a month ago as of this writing). With only four beers on tap, the selection is poor relative to most beer spots but not unreasonable for a brewery tap room. The bartenders were competent, quick, and pleasant, though nobody ever came to my group’s table to ask if we wanted a second round. Prices are middling, perhaps a little on the high side for the smaller beers. This isn’t exactly a must-see for beer people, but it’s a totally legitimate place at which to hang out for an hour or two on a spring evening.

Brewery tap room. All beers were $5, which is unreasonably high, for some of them like Lonely Blonde. Staff was friendly, but did give me a short pour. Very loud, and very crowded on the first day. No food but they will have food trucks, sometimes, as well as allow orders from local restaurants. This could become a fun place. Update 6/30/12: frequent food trucks to go with the beer, including gastrotruck, Anchor fish and chips, barrio, and more.