City Acre Brewing

 

 

 

 

 

This place has been forever in the making. Good to see them finally open to the public. A large outdoor area that people can wonder around, the inside is really small. There is a counter to order from, and communal picnic tables. With dark wood everywhere and garage doors that can open when the weather permits.

Service is on top of things, and are very knowledgable about the entire menu. From the beer to the food. They have 4 house beers on right now, with another 5 taps from the like of Saint Arnold, Southern Star, 8th Wonder, etc. I found the beers fairly average and one dimensional. A session table beer, that is all cereal grains, and an odd Blonde Ale with lemon and coriander. An average stout, and IPA. Neither would hold their own outside the brewpub.

Food is pretty good. The Tasso Benedict is on point and filling. Everything is well priced as well. Less than $4 for a full pint, and the food menu is very reasonable. A really enjoyable and relaxing vibe, with good food, and good people. Glad to see this place finally up and running. Even if the beer is a bit of a let down for me.