Moo-Duck Brewery

 

Comfy little spot on a side street. The decor was a bit industrial, a bit homemade. Good variety of beers and food. The service was friendly; seat yourself and order at the bar. The 2 beers I had were well-made. I'd definitely stop here again.

 

Nestled on a quiet side street... Simple but tasty food menu with lots of local flare... Very tasty brews with lots of options in terms of sizes... The logo is absolutely awesome...

 

[2nd stop in 3 brewery tour]
I had never heard of this brewery, until someone locally recommended we try The Joy Is In The Consumption pale ale. Upon arrival, we spoke to the pourer of beers, and told him we were not from the area, and wanted to buy a couple crowlers of Joy. He suggested we give that and another beer a sample try, before committing (I liked that). While there, we found out the story behind the Moo-Duck naming. Very interesting and very friendly.

 

 

 

Love my hometown! Lot's of potential Moo Duck. Thursday night is E-town college night!

 

I was here on opening day, 2014-11-01. The folks were friendly. There is a bar area as well as tables. There are 8 taps. You can see the brewing area and equipment through an observation window. It is conveniently located right across from the Amtrak train station. There is a modest food selection but the sausage sandwich with fried onions was locally sourced and delicious.

The only problem was with the method of ordering and paying for beer and food. It is English style where you have to do this at the bar. There was only one person taking orders and one place to pay so even though I sat at the bar, I had to get up and wait in a line of 10-12 people to get another beer. I'm sure they'll work out this kink since it was just opening day.