Zeroday Brewing Co.

 

these guys actually have three locations, two of them, including the one at the address posted here, they call outposts, which leads me to believe the brewing is done at 925 n 3rd street, which is the location i visited, has visible brewing equipment, and seems to be the headquarters, although i did not check out the other two, this certainly seems like the actual brewery, perhaps it has moved from the spot listed here to this possibly newer location? anyone who knows, fill me in, but i was reluctant to change the address here on BA without knowing for sure. the place is rad though, long beer hall type vibe, storefront windows letting in a lot of light up front, a long bar running the length of the left wall, exposed brick everywhere, mellow lighting and minimalist decor, a little side area with the tanks and more seating, perhaps a patio space in the back but it was chilly out when i was there and i didnt venture back. they have good energy in here, very urban but relaxed. exciting beer list featuring a wide selection, some classic styles including old world lagers, and then some more ambitious modern types. i enjoyed a german pils, was medium on a slightly unrefined festbier, and was not stoked on a spiced pumpkin thing that needs some work, but its a fun mix and would have kept my group entertained much longer than we were able to stay. they also have a pretty upscale food menu here as breweries go, we ended up with an artichoke appetizer that was delicious, but i would have loved to stay for a full meal. service was fine but unremarkable, and more than anything this is just a cool space to enjoy a few beers and some thoughtful grub, nothing fancy but definitely smart and intentional. big canned beer selection as well which is cool. id love to pop back in next time i am in town!

edit: because of the location confusion food cannot be scored here, since i think this address has no food, or does not anymore, but i would rate it quite highly based on what we had and how the rest of the menu looked, definitely a spot to plan on eating at!

 

 

a little hard to find, they have a sign on the front side of the building, but you need to walk to the back for the door. There is a small parking lot for this and the cinema, but it was full so street parking for us. Fairly busy on a Saturday night, but it's a small place so didn't take much of a crowd to fill it up. there was an acoustic group playing music. There is a bar, some tables, and then a food counter to order pizzas and a few other snacks. Good selection of beers, good variety of styles - there were a hefe, dunkel, stout, a few different IPAs, amber, belgian strong, and a few others I can't recall. they normally do crowlers but the machine was broken when I visited, so they were only filling growlers.

I've never had bad service, ever. It's the neighborhood that makes this beer. Well, that and the brewers. Stop on by, and enjoy beer as it's supposed to be: loval and familial.

 

 

Stopped in here while passing through Harrisburg on my way home from Pittsburgh. The service was good, the selection wasn't too bad. One of their I had hoped to try wasn't on because it had kicked. The place seems pretty chill, not a bad spot.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

I came here for the opening week to check out some of the fermented offerings . The vibe is nice with some local art work and a good layout considering the small space. I like that the have a way to view the brewing equipment and it is lighted which adds to that visual. The beers were all decent without any significant flaws and service was reliable even though the place was moderately busy. I would say the selection was decent but fairly pedestrian. I will have to return to see what they have on that is new one of these days.