Awesome brewpub! Easy to get to and park, great beers, and a great vibe in this old warehouse. 3 different beer sizes and prices, all very reasonable. Love it!

Decent sized place with a good sized bar. Nice, wood interior on which they clearly spent some money. The tables are refurbished and have some history that you can read about in their menu. Beer prices are very good. 16 oz for $4.50 and 20 oz for $5.00, for most of their beers. If you don’t have a seat at the bar, you need to stand in line at center of the bar to get beer as there’s no table service. This is actually a pretty good system as they have 2-3 bartenders servicing the line so it goes quickly. Not tons of seating, so you may be standing. Appears to be a small outside seating area. Parking is somewhat limited. A nice place to have some good Indeed brews, and it will only get better as the range of their offerings expands.

This is the nicest tap room I have ever been to, with the old warehouse setting and wood beams and large bar. staff was ver friendly even on their very busy first day. Beer is reasonably priced. i like the large patio & shuffleboard. beer for sale in 750s, cheap, but no sign of growlers. A good place.

First stop of the grand tour today and it was pretty cool. Not a ton of beers available, just Indeed options. 10 ounce pours for $3.50 wasn’t bad, but having flights would be better. Nice outdoor area, but middle of December in Minnesota does not lend itself to taking advantage of that now.

Stopped by on a Friday night. Cool place tucked away in a warehouse area of Minneapolis. Very nice tap room, although people smoke right outside of the open windows, making it seem as if there are people smoking right in the room. Fast service. Selection is pretty limited, but they do have dry hopped versions of some of the beers available, two cask pours, and at least one nitro. What they lack in quantity they make up for in quality though. Prices are quite reasonable. Overall, definitely a solid place, and I look forward to seeing where this brewery goes.

This is definitely a quality brewpub. Not a huge selection, but what they do have is quality. Also the atmosphere, in an old warehouse, is quite cool. Worth a visit (or few).

stopped on a Thursday night (Only open Th-Sa) at around 845 and place was packed! snagged a seat at the bar and ordered, they offer their house beers a variety of ways and sizes from 10 to 20oz, some with jalapenos some on nitro some cask.. price was fair 3.50 to 4.50 depending on size, add small amounts for cask, nitro or "firkin" Solid brews and busy crowd, the bar back was working his freaking ass off. They sell bottles to go, and are doing really good stuff, for a small true micro brewery.

Cool spot to stop in at but for me it all comes down to the beer they make and while the actual place is pretty cool and the rotating food trucks is nice, the beer just doesn’t do it for me. I think that if you are in the area it is worth a visit but when I think of places to go this just doesn’t even make my top 5 or even top 10 list.

Not a bad place, cool atmosphere but only 3 beers available and not much else to it.

Have been on a few occasions, and I feel it is one of the nicest looking brewpubs. Kinda sad that they typically only have 3 beers on, but usually have cask varieties of their beers. Have always had quick service and they make some outstanding beer.