Quirk Brewing

Small industrial building out by the airport. Interior somewhat spartan, with a service bar opposite the entrance and a few tables in the room and the adjoining one. Nice patios in the front and back. Permanent food truck. A dozen beers on tap, I enjoyed their IPAs very much. Personable bartender.

this place is awesome, super modest little old farmhouse or small barn feeling building out in the sticks, a nice patio area out front with more space than there is inside, what appears to be a permanent food truck with some incredible tacos (best homemade tortillas of all time), and a neat artsy feel inside, real dim light, mellow vibes, colorful though, a chalkboard menu with ten or twelve beers on, some others in a small cooler to go, a cool mix of rustic and modern urban esthetics, unique space, very comfortable even with it being too cold to sit outside. i had a really messy pomegranate rhubarb wheat that wasnt great, a much better doppelbock done in collaboration with big house, and i picked up a wine barrel aged golden ale to go. the good beer was great, the less good one was weak, jury still out on total quality then, but its obvious they are making some of the more ambitious beers in the area and there is a lot more good than bad from my experience. great service, very personal, amazingly relaxed and inviting taproom, they might be brewing off site i did not see equipment here. definitely recommended, one of my favorite of the local breweries i was able to visit this week! i will be back as often as i am in town!

edit: second visit was just as good, high summer and they have an insane backyard area too i missed the first time, surrounded by garden, shaded in parts, lovely lawn, really great chill zone, and the beer was epic again, pina colada ipa was absolutely mental, and the overall quality felt higher to me. raising the quality score a little bit here. maybe the best brewery in the area!

This was actually a really cool location. It looks like an old militray base that was turned over to commercial enterpise and the area hosts a ton of small craft/artisinal shops. Burwood is located in this same area. Inside is a msllish space, but with big tables. Outside there is a small patio in front, with space for a food truck. Beer was exceptional. Pretty low key vibe, no distractions, so you can focus on the beer. The day we visited it was staffed by the brewer and his family, who were excited that we stopped by on our beer road trip. Highly recommend!