In the middle of nowhere, about half a mile east of the Illinois/Indiana border. If they didn’t have some of the best beer in the world I would dispise these guys. The brewery is like a giant warehouse. The "tour" consists of no brewery tour but just paying like $5 for 3, 8 ounce beers. The beers with high alcohol count as 2 beers. If you ask someone for a real tour some random person who may or may not work there and may or may not be drunk will half-ass a tour. They never answer the phone. There is like a small table at the door where some regulars sit and drink a pint. These guys need to hire someone who actually knows how to manage a business.

Located in a commercial park, this place is really a warehouse space with brewing equipment in it. The pub was under construction when I was there for the release of 2005 Dark Lord. Not exactly oozing atmosphere, but I’m not really the kind to knock points off the product for bad presentation. A small office/ booth off in the corner houses a few handles and some bottles for sale. Very kind staff. Killer beer. Will be better when the pub opens.

Mostly just a warehouse that smells like brewing is going on. Not really much other than that. They’re getting a brewpub, but we’ll see how that goes. Build something like Tyranea’s got in Lake Mills, WI! The Dark Lord release party was nice. We were sampling many fine brews. GREAT beer, just needs to be less warehousey. >>>>>>>>>>>> brewpub visit was much nicer. pleasant.

Great beer! I like brewerys & warehouses but a brewpub will be nice.

Kinda tough to rate. You’re right in the middle of the damn brewery which is sweet but in the winter it’s uncomfortably cold. The place is litterally just some folding chairs and tables and a tiny bar. The beer was served too cold for my tastes as well.

The setting leaves a bit to be desired, but the beer and the Floyds more than make up for it.

Another recent visit. I was able to sample a few new brews and they continue to have a solid guest tap selection. I visited here on a Tuesday afternoon after only having seen the brewpub during Darklord day. The place is a little small with cool decorations. A very nice selection of 3F’s beers on tap with some interesting things on guest taps. A nice place and great for lovers of 3F’s. I had a very nice sandwich here.

I really have not rated this place yet? Wow, well I really enjoyed my trip to 3F. Good time, check it out if you are in the area or not. Cant wait for the brewpub

They’ve done a good job with the brewpub here. The place isn’t very big, but it’s accomodating and the beer selection is nice. About a dozen 3F beers and another half dozen or so guest taps, none of them swill. They do sell cans of PRB, but I think it’s more of a joke than to appease certain people. One drawback is that they do not, as of yet, sell samplers of their beer. You have to buy a full pint or snifter and that usually runs between $5-6. The bathrooms are small, just a single toilet in the men’s room, but at least it was clean. The food menu is very limited, but what they make seems to be done well. Overall, this is the beer geek place to be in northwest Indiana, especially to try all the 3F tap only beers. Despite it’s location off the beaten path, it seems to be always crowded, but then again, that might just be because their limited hours mean they are only open during the busiest times.

Ahh hell yeah. Don’t need to even say anything... makes me wish I lived in Munster... or rather that Three Floyds lived near me, I would visit every day. The new pub feels a little like a garage... so... that’s not so good. But the beer selection is great. Didn’t eat any food, because quite frankly I usually don’t like the versions of "quality food" (faux-gourmet) that brewpubs try to make.