Tired Hands Brewing Company - Brew Cafe

nice relaxed bar. Good selection and decent food

Pleasant looking place. Attentive staff. Utterly pretentious menu with prices to match. Beers seemed to be designed more towards having weird ingredients than actually tasting good. Can't imagine that I would come back again.

Visited this place on a day when the other location was lines out the door and down the street for a can release (which is not my thing). We sat on the 2nd floor and had some beers and dinner. Food menu was small, but interesting stuff. Beers are excellent, I know their milkshake stuff gets the lines, and they make some amazing hop-forward beers for sure, but the work they do with with yeast-forward styles is really what I come here for.

small cafe place with cozy bar and bathrooms that are only a few steps away which is nice. This place and the fermenteria are quite popular so parking can be a bit of a challenge. If you're planning to visit both places, and you should since their taplists aren't the same, it's easier to park in between in and walk. It feels very much like a neighborhood place which is nice. I like that they do smaller pours and they don't mind doing them one at a time. In fact they don't do flights. The food was solid but a little complicated for my tastes. The beer here is stellar and they seem to be quite adept at most styles. I'd love to come back here.

Came here on 17.1.2018. Was quite hard to find a legal parking space. Long and narrow bar with the bewhouse being at the end. 8 beers on tap - had the Hophands, a blood orange IPA and the Pop Snap Crackle (DIPA). Attractive Happy Hour from 4 pm - 6 pm: 2 beers were half price. Food is being made directly behind the bar. Had a sliced beef on a dark bread an absolute rarity in the US. They also sell loafs of bread, which are produced on site. Good alternative music. Was expecting even more, but not a bad place at all.

Visited on 11th October 2017. Nice venue about 5 mins walk from the station. It's got an upstairs room which I didn't visit. Decor downstairs was smart, it was bar service, it was busy but got a table easily. The beer is the star of the show with a different range to the Fermentaria. Again they only let you buy 1 beer per person, even the 4oz pours which is pretty tiring and annoying. Prices were good and the service was friendly. Definitely worth a visit

Visited on a Wednesday early evening. Really nice venue with good Tired Hands beer, excellent service and music to my taste and volume (not too loud). Cheese and charcuterie plates sounded good too if we hadn't just eaten. Marked down for the stupid one beer (any size) at a time rule until anyone can explain the logic. Going back to the bar for 4 oz pours is tiresome! And sometimes I want to save a beer I like until after I've tried some I might not. Lovely bar staff could only offer "house rules".

Visited in February 2017. Pretty small place. Some hipster vibes. Beers were all great. Good place.

Really solid place.

Crowded on a Sunday, no seating space, and the lines at the other location were even longer. Small and cozy, but far too small for their reputation. Nice options on the various pour sizes though.