It a bar in the middle of a brewery, so not much ambiance here but the service was good and the tap selection very good. There are a few setting area away from the main bar as well. Basically it you and the beer, not such a bad thing.

Same great beers as the brewery but not the food. Less crowded so a few of the rarer beers stick around longer than at the brewpub.

Awesome stuff, straight view into the production brewery, and the prices aren’t insane. Decent prices for growlers, and their beer is solid. Exclusively their beer, but hey, can’t complain.

Stopped in for cans, they were closed setting up for a wedding but let us come in to buy beer togo

Went here during the weekend of Fobab for a bottle release. Ambiance is pretty great for a brewwery taproom, big and open with a huge bar, and tables set up almost like a beer hall. Service was good, not great, with nice recommendations. Selection was pretty huge. probably 15-20 on tap when I was there. Got samples for $2-3 a beleive but were about 5oz so well worth it. Certainly worth stopping by.

Stopped in with the wife after grabbing dinner in the city. Basically a bar in the middle of a production brewery. No frills or food. Pretty much the same tap list as the brewpub and bottles and merchandise to go. Nice and relaxed. Service was great. They have a bunch of tables as well. I personally prefer this over the pub, but the wife like the brewpub more. Picked up some nice swag including a sweet Revolution sign. They sell growlers, samples, and pints.

My personal favorite of the two locations, the Tap Room and Brewery offers a no-frills alternative to the brewpub and long lines it has. No TVs, the long bar offers a nice cozy vibe. Open air and fenced in area as you can watch the action in the brewery or view the barrel program aging away. First beer release went off without a hitch with free food and easy purchasing of the beers. Always a great tap list, beer seems to last longer here as not as many people visit (Important to someone like me) and the lower turnout is a huge plus for me and people I take out with me. Simple yet good.

Stopped by a few times now including the anniversary party. A large open area that has a long bar and allows you to see the whole brewery. Service has always been good and bartenders are knowledgeable. Haven’t really noticed a difference between the tap list here and at the brewpub so would stop there first.

Finally getting around to rating the Brewery. Pretty huge space, fenced off 30 yard bar with tons of seating. All Rev taps at this joint with tours most days. Pretty low key and a nice change of pace from the brewpub.

I used to work in this waerhouse 5 to 10 years ago, when their space housed companies who manufactured cables, pallets, or refurbished used computers. What a joy to find this warehouse space now brewing and serving good beer in a totally un-yuppie environment. They have been brewing and bottling beer here since May 2012. Their canning line has been projected to be up and running "in another week" for the last two months. They give free tours with free samples at 6:00 PM 4 days. The bartenders and regulars at the tap room are all very friendly and unassuming. When a regular customer (who frequents this place so often that he is now denied free tours/samples) heard I was interested in beer to go, he told told me to become a "Revolution Brewing Member of the Party" for $25, which made my first growler free, offers free birthday beers, and 20 oz. mugs for taps at the 16 oz price, and a tenth growler for free if you buy 9. Today they had Double Fist on special, and not-yet-released Oktoberfest for free on the tour. There were a dozen varieties on tap, all of which are brewed on premises. Very spacious, with a long bar, table seating for about 50 more, and a 10-foot couch which a neighboring business couldn’t get up the stairs to their office. I’ll definitely be back. (crrected typos 11/8/12)