Cushwa Brewing Company

Small brewery taproom in an industrial park a few miles off the highway. L-shaped bar opposite the entrance seats about a dozen with another dozen tables about the room and a few more on the parking lot patio. Brewhouse through hlass brhind right side of bar. 16 beers on tap. Friendly bartenders. Pizza joint connected to taproom.

 

Has a fairly generic taproom experience. In a industrial/commercial space and nothing much for outside seating or tranquility etc. Inside it’s wide open and kinda loud/echoey. I do like they have a good variety of beer styles offered on tap and the service staff was pleasant. They do make decent beers so worth going for the beer or getting cans to-go.

Large taproom, high ceilings, tons of tables and long bar with plenty of seating. Great beer selection, and decent selection of pub food (loaded winnie, deep dish pizza, etc). Good vibe, adequate service, noisy and a bit chaotic.

A good brewery with a spacious room for everyone, a wide selection of different types of beer, including Hazy IPAs, service was very good, overall a worthwhile visit.

Cushwa is located in a commercial complex with other businesses. It's unassuming from the outside but a vibrant brewpub inside. It's large and airy with additional outdoor seating. It serves pizza and other pub food. When I visited the place was packed with lots of locals and numerous well-behaved dogs. It's loud and boisterous but a very good vibe. The staff is a bit harried but they do their best and are friendly. The key is the quality of the beer, which is well above average. Cushwa is known for its IPAs but they brew other seasonal beers, as well. Overall, it's a fun venue and the beer is excellent.

Standard brewpub in an industrial lot place: very open, exposed pipes, some graffiti inspired murals, etc. Pizza place sorta in the space, guessing they're sub-tenants. Detroit-style by the looks of it, didn't try any. Draft selection was a bunch of lagers I didn't want to try and hazy IPAs with the exception of a nitro bitter and nitro stout. Service was ok

Nice place in the back of a light commercial complex with a pizza kitchen inside. Beers were good, service was friendly, however, they do not do flights, smallest are 6 oz pours.

stopped here while driving through the area to pick up some cans to take home. located in a business/industrial park against the highway. location is typical industrial brewery type space, big open space, high bay ceiling, hard exposed surfaces. there is a long bar, tables around, to one side there is an enclosed kitchen area making brick oven pizzas. long tap list of various styles. takeout cooler only has some of their to-go beers, ask for menu of the full list. The beers I picked up (Czech Dark Lager, Dark Mild, Doppelbock) were all good, and pretty reasonable piced.

Located in an industrial park, right behind Homaide. Large taproom, high ceilings, very modern. Long bar, tables and some seating available outside. Pizza place on site. Nice variety of taps with an emphasis on hazy IPAs. Staff was friendly and quick. To go product available. Very inviting.

Large space in a industrial park. Not easy to find, but I did make it. Server was pleasant but seemed a little distracted. Pours of drafts stop at 12 ounces the IPA I had was $6.00. Most visitors were eating pizza, so not sure if the pizza or the beer was the main attraction. A nice place but the beer was good but pricey.

Your typical warehouse style place-high ceilings, open and cavernous space. Long high top table by the brewery windows and then lower tables scattered throughout. "Patio" area in the parking lot directly in front. Everything I had was very good to excellent. IPA heavy menu wise. An oatmeal stout-excellent, helles lager-excellent, and one of the best kettle sour fruit beers I have had-a berry cobbler sort of thing. Service was great both times I was there. The local pizza place attached makes a great (plain) pie as well. I like to just taste the pizza at times don't need a lot of toppings. That's the positive now the (only) negative-the pricing and pours. Largest pour is 12 ounces. The lager was $4 ok I get that...then it slowly escalated on up to $7 or $8 for a 12 ounce pour. Not for me ain't gonna do it. I bought a 4 pack for $16 to go rather than drink draft there. Would a 16 ounce pour-if they had them-run $10? Something needs to give and I do not think it's me.....Definitely worth a stop. The 4 packs are all reasonable price wise. Great pizza too. Just look out for the sticker shock.