Round Guys Brewing Company

Vibe---We went on a quiet afternoon with more employees going about their business than customers, so we didn't really get a feel for the clientele. The set up is fairly standard, bar and tables. Windows give a really good look from the bar into the working brewery.

Quality---Very good beer. Tried several and liked them all. The bourbon barrel aged and tequila barrel aged were especially well done.

Service---There really weren't many other customers, so we got more individual attention that we would expect if it was busier. Spoke with the bartender several times about their beer and he was knowledgeable and an excellent ambassador for the business.

Selection---They had about 15 or 16 beers on tap and one on cask. Selection was varied between styles, no style dominated. They also had wine, cider, mead and whiskey. Something for everyone.

Food---Fairly small menu, but it's a fairly small building with a working brewery and bar in it, so there's just not a lot of room for a full kitchen with a full menu. What we got was good. Wifey got a wrap that came with two sides from a nice selection of sides. She really liked it.

This bar is pretty cool. Outside seating, staff is very friendly and knowledgeable. They have expanded across the street into this interesting underground music, stand up, open mic night place that makes it unique. I love that this brewery is in my home town.

 

 

Stopped in here on my way down to see a friend in Philly not too long ago. It's not a very large place but I got there early right after they opened and managed to pick any spot in the house. The service was very good, not like she had much to focus on since I was the only person there. The selection is decent, some random styles jump out at your but none of them really blow you away. The food I actually enjoyed which seems to be something a lot of people didn't from other reviews.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The beer here is OK but it is a great place to stop in for a beer (or two). Staff always friendly even when it is busy, which seems to be the case more often these days. Don't bother with the menu unless you are REALLY hungry. But they always have a good selection of beer and I think they are adding more taps. They also have some local wines. Here's a tip: in my opinion (and I'm just one beer drinker) their beer is better in the cans! But it is a great little neighborhood bar.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Feel like we're there every weekend. Friendly staff, great beers and I'm addicted to the buffalo chicken wrap. Food is badically sandwiches, wraps and hot dogs. Hummus plate ws good too. Cant wait for Dog Days kolsch to be back on tap. There is table service but I prefer sitting at the bar.

 

FIRST OFF: be sure to check your "Square" bar tab on their iPad closely before you sign for it - I was overcharged for "Desserts" ($4.24) and an extra "Beer Draft" ($4.72) - - - - - - - Round Guys, if you'd like to contact me about this please do!!!

Not a bad location. It's right off of Main street and there's a new parking lot just behind it. Inside it's done up pretty nicely with a lot of wood and a mostly greenish-wall decor. The bar is small, but not tiny; and there are a decent amount of tables in the room. Even if you're sitting by the front door it should be pretty comfortable. Is there table service though? I don't know. I sat at the bar. There are windows directly behind the bar that offer you a view of the brewing area.

The food selection is limited by their space, which means no fried or grilled foods because of regulations, but the nachos and Buffalo chicken dip I had were good.

As for the beer, they've got a ways to go towards perfection, but I was quite happy with the "Wood Street IPA". I also thought the "Buzzard Brothers Pumpkin Porter" was a more than decent offering, and my wife enjoyed a "Sunrise Mill Saison".

They also offer live music which is nice, but as I'm not local I haven't seen any.

Except for the being overcharged I would give them a thumbs-up.

 

 

Went here on a whim with my girlfriend. It's a tad bit difficult to see from the road, as it's a bit set back. Nice small place with a bar, a couple of TVs, a few tables, and a few couches. The lone bartender on staff was very friendly, letting us sample the Berliner weisse with the two different syrups in addition to our two flights. The two flights ended up running us $12 for eight beers, which is one hell of a good deal. Food menu was sparse, but affordable, and the nachos we saw a couple get near us looked really good. They also had bottles and cans to go, and all were affordable (750s of the Berliner for $7 after tax!). They had seven brews on tap and one on cask, along with the two syrups to go with their flagship Berliner. Definitely going to stop by again.

Finally stopped by the brewpub for a few beers on a Friday night.

The place is on the small side, but it wasn't crowded. They've got a nice bar, some high top tables, dart board, juke box, popcorn machine, and a space were they must have the bands set up. Behind the bar are windows so you can see the brew equipment. Chalk board lists the beer, meads, and wines they have .

Beers on tap that night were the Berliner Weiss, Fat Bob, a Kolsch, IPA #1 (session strength), IPA#2 (apricots), and a couple of Saisons. So slightly limited in styles depending on what kind of beer you like. I had pints of both the IPAs, Berliner Weiss (no syrup), and Fat Bob. The IPAs were just okay, but the two others were pretty good, I'd certainly order again. And since I'm not usually a fan of Tripels, that's good praise.

All beers were $4.50, so reasonably priced. Bartender was attentive.

On a whim, I walked in here to try a beer. I was very glad that I did.

Minimalist setting with a pretty good sized bar. I had one there and took three bottles to-go as well.

Berliner-Weisse on-tap? Yes please. And I'm assuming it's a year-round offering, which works for me.

Service was as it should be. John was a good guy. If I didn't need to hit the road, I would have stayed longer.

I'd go back here in a heartbeat. And if I am in the area, I will. It's kind of a no-frills place, but works for me.