Hell yeah this is one of the craft beer meccas in all the country. Great people, great food and the beer? Out of this world! Cannot wait to go back.

[note: rating tainted by Dark Lord Day] Poor service, no seating and over an hour wait to buy bottles makes me an angry boy - however, the beer selection on tap was awesome, and the festivities, even if they were organized mostly by the participants and not the brewery itself, made this a really fun environment to be in - I would most certainly return on a more "normal" day.

My fav place to go when im back home(miss it dearly). Three floyds is my fav brewery. Nick is a great dude and is an excellent master brewer. On any given week, they can have an "experimental" brew on tap that is not available any place else. ReRate-i dont care much for the over-hype and brewpub atmosphere. I liked it more when it was just a brewery and Nick Floyd would pour you the beer.

The bar itself is decent, its a little drab inside, lots of bare walls. most of the decorations are common 3f stuff, cool tap heads around the walls, but kinda blah. Another downside was really uncomfortable chairs. I thought it was just mine tried a couple others, they are just old, get new chairs...The quality and selection of beers was great, 17 3f beers, 4 guest taps including a Revolution beer and a really nice bottle list. A little lacking on stouts wish there was somehting nice to finish the meal, or something that was ba and just a pub one off. The food was really good, best fish and chips I’ve had in America. One other disappointing thing is that they only offer a sampler with alpha king, gumballhead, pride and job, and robert the bruce. This are all readily available, offer a sampler with your non regular beers. Overall a decent experience. Great beer list

I’ll start by saying I went here on Dark Lord Day. Through some right-place-right-time oddities, we ended up in the brewpub right at 10am when they opened, and managed to not get Wal-Mart stampeded in the maddening rush as they released the gates and the crowds descended. The bar seats filled up quickly, as did the tables, but we spied a nice comfy couch and settled in. The event staff did an excellent job of keeping the pub calm by capping the number of people inside. When someone left, someone else could come in. A few people standing, and all of the seats filled, but never a crowded feeling. Sat back and enjoyed the Oak Aged and Vanilla Bean versions of Dark Lord for a while before finally switching over to the rest of the tap list. Ordered up their variation on grilled cheese (smoked apple, frisee, cheddar, on pumpernickel), which was excellent. Through all of the madness, the pub staff was prompt, friendly, and cheerful, on what’s clearly their most busy day of the year.

In the middle of an industrial park. Eating area is ok, though I wasn’t real impressed with the food or the service. The waitress quoted wrong prices to me on several occasions and was not very friendly. They offer six packs to go for $10, but they don’t allow mixing… why? $3.75 for a half pint of their beer… steep. Lots of nice framed guest artwork on the wall like Surly, Chimay, etc. The guest list on tap and in bottles is very impressive though.

Location is pretty industrial, I can’t imagine why you’d come here OTHER than to go to 3F. The bar itself is saved from a cold feeling by having a ton of cool 3F memorabilia and other beer stuff on the walls. Service is tattoo guy. He was quite friendly and helpful, making some suggestions when the taps we wanted were out. (At least three taps we wanted to order were not available on a Saturday afternoon which was the only major disappointment. One being the BA tap, which was extra unfortunate. Oh well, can I have a Dreadnaught then?) Guest taps were as interesting as some of the 3F house offerings. Food was good. Three out of four of us ordered the burgers I think. The meat patty was almost to the point of being too big/thick, but was delicious with some goat cheese and bacon. Fries were decent. Food prices were pretty reasonable. Beer to go was great, though again some of the stuff listed was sold out. Its the kind of place that would just be okay if it wasn’t Three Floyds. But it *IS* Three Floyds, so F**KIN EH! ;)

Stopped by after a trip to Chicago. The holy grail. Not the best looking place but I really liked it here. Food was decent but the beer was why were here. Alpha King, Dreadnaught, Alph aKhan to name a few of the samples."Pickles" was great. Can’t wait to go back

i always enjoy coming here. some neat beers. food is reasonable priced. not a bad place.

Looks nice from the outside, once inside it’s nice but kind of has a biker bar thing going. Service was just ok, it almost seemed like the staff thought they were way too cool to help you out. The selection of beers were good, they had the regular line up with some seasonals with the big offering being the BA milk stout. Food was pretty good and unique. Value was not the best, you can tell these guys are all about the money. I was so stoked to check this place out and I ended up being very disappointed.