Service Brewing Company

Visited on a Wednesday at opening. Place was half full within minutes of opening.

V - typical industrial high ceiling garage door type space. Good seating inside. Some seating outside. Open clean and bright.

Q - I had a hazy IPA and a west coast APA. Neither disappointed.

Ser - Fine service. Tenders were knowledgeable but necessarily talkative.

Sel - These days, this place has a broad selection - IPA, sour, fruit/spice, dark/stout. I always appreciate a stab at a Belgian style but no.

I visited while in Savannah on business on a Friday night. It was a bit crowded and loud, but still the crowd was mellow. We were able to enjoy a live bluegrass band and a BBQ food truck along with the beer. Street parking was impossible that night, but we found a public parking deck about a block away near the river.

The brewery is a block off the river at the North edge of Savannah's historic district. It is in what looked like a a historic brick building. The taproom is a large open room with a garage door onto the street, a central bar, a scattering of tables, and a small stage. Service was quick and friendly at the bar. They seemed to have about 15-20 beers on tap, but I didn't count them. The had everything from APA to stout with a few sours and barrel aged beers, but the more conventional styles seemed to dominate their taplist. The ones I tried were well made and fit their listed style. I would definitely recommend this brewery and their taproom.

Went on a Friday night and not only a nice, laidback crowd but had some bluegrass playing which is not something you find very often (at least where I'm at). Can't complain about the service or anything, and was able to relax with a couple good brews while listening to music and shoot the bull. Style-wise, mostly just saw IPAs, sours and a couple dark beers so nothing "out of the regular", but the beers I had were good and worth trying.

 

this place is great, all the way down at the end of the riverfront area on the west end of the river front area, a couple of blocks up, and boy were we all ready for a cold one after we walked the length of the boardwalk and up the hill! great space, cool and airy, a huge building made to feel comfortable with relaxed lighting, garage doors opening up to a smallish patio on the street, neat art, and the bar central in the space instead of back against a wall, a little foyer/lobby area with merch in the front, a stage in one corner, then a well designed view back to the production and barrel area back to the right, inviting and significant. they had a great beer list when we were in with a couple of lagers, pils being better than mexican, a couple of hazy ipa types which were nice, and then some weirder and more ambitious stuff, including a decent chocolate cherry stout in bourbon barrels, a belgian style beer with actual banana, and some fruited sours, definitely nice diversity and selection. they even had an oyster stout, which i love and loved! they even had a juice box of the kid we were cruising with. no food but a believe a rotating cast of food trucks out front. we ended up on the breezy patio just enjoying the weather and the beers as a group, service was friendly, not super beer inclined and didnt enhance our experience in any way, but were welcoming and kind and prompt and all. overall i would put this on the must stop list for the savannah beer circuit, great and inspired liquid in a comfortable and chill environment, right downtown. well worth visiting!

Large modern industrial brewery, located downtown and a little off the beaten path, which was nice. It was dog-friendly, with live music and a food truck on the weekend. Abstract art on the wall behind the bar, waving Oktoberfest pennants hung from the ceiling. The place was absolutely massive. It was a nice night, so we sat outside and watch various groups attempt to play bags.

Service at the bar was great, they were friendly and efficient. Went through a couple flights and they first offered tastes of beers that I asked about.

Selection was good, fairly varied with some nice lagers. I enjoyed the Pilsner and Märzen, as well as a pineapple sour ale that made for a nice Summer vacation beer.

Overall, Service was a highlight of a recent tour of the Savannah beer scene. Highly recommended.

Large industrial-chic facility with a bar, ɓeer hall tables, and a large screen TV.
They sell canned beer and crowlers to go. They had 4 IPAs, 3 sours, 7 other beers and a seltzer on tap on a Friday afternoon. 2 more beers were available in cans.

Been to this brewery several time in the last couple of years, and it never disappoints. During my last trip, even with the COVID-19 precautions and all, it was an enjoyable experience. The thing that sets this place apart is the enormous blackboard where folks can write how they "serve". It's a very great idea and those that have posted have been very creative indeed.

As far as the brews are concerned, they do offer some of the better beers in the area and have a very friendly staff - I have yet to show up on an 'off-night'.