Rhinegeist Brewery

 

 

 

 

Located in what I assume is a big old converted warehouse, there's plenty of room to go around. We were there on a busy Friday afternoon and the vibe was great. Plenty of tables, a full sized shuffle board table, 4 indoor cornhole sets etc. made this a fun place to hang out and have a few beers. Very good beer selection (maybe 15-20?) and service was quick and friendly, even when they were super busy. Would definitely revisit.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Cool place, very “industrial” feel, plus the community picnic tables so common in the “Brauhaus” theme. It was loud in the main room, but the rooftop was magnificent. I’ll be back.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Rhinegeist is located in an area of Cincy that is undergoing gentrification. The beer hall/tap room is massive and impressive. There is corn hole and rumor has it whiffle ball. The beer quality and selection are outstanding. The service was fine....but they are so busy its hard to really converse. There is no bar to sit at....all community tables. Definitely worth a visit.

 

 

Rooftop patio is best aspect of this brewery. Most surrounding bars are either long walk or short uber away.

 

 

went on a weekday eve for a quick couple while watching soccer. Never been before. Huge open area beautifully refurbished 'industrial style'. Couple of parties going on. Not the best place to watch sports on TV however ...

 

 

This brewery is located in an area of Cincinnati that fell on hard times but is being revived. There's a trolley stop right at the front door. You ascend several flights of stairs to a huge tap room featuring multiple bars and a shop to purchase beer and swag. There are numerous TVs throughout. The crowd can be lively. There are numerous picnic tables at which you can hang out and enjoy flights or pint pours. There is an area for playing cornhole. The beer ranges from good to excellent and the serving staff is friendly. It's definitely worth visiting when in Cincinnati.

Just a damn good drinkable IPA

 

 

 

 

Wide open, post industrial vibe on the inside with cornhole and other games in the shadow of the brew system. Very large facility with 2 walk-up serving bars and about 20 beers or so to choose from. Pretzels to snack on goes good with the German vibe of many of the beers. A definite worthwhile stop in Cincinnati. It didn't bother me at all, but some might feel the neighborhood is intimidating.

 

 

 

Huge warehouse space in a part of town that needed the right tenant. Cavernous interior with an oversized feel - oversized wall murals (very cool), oversized cornhole lanes (very fratty), picnic tables, high tables and tons of Rhinegeist taps. Separate counters for to-go cans and swag, onsite pours and growler fills. Barrel aged Knucklehead and a BA scotch ale on tap when I went which was a nice surprise. Busy crowd kept it lively, but the roof deck was reserved, which was the only bummer. Kudos to Rhinegeist for stepping into the role of the anchor-tenant.