Love City Brewing Company

 

 

Interesting spot, was originally a train refurbishment center and a lot of the original construction was built around so it's still there. It's a pretty popular spot, they have an indoor taproom and a garden across the street that's next to the old railway that's now overgrown. There was a food truck next to the building and the music selection was out of this world. The selection was pretty good, a bunch of lagers up to a stout. At the time of this review, nothing was over 7.8%, making most of it very sessionable. The beers themselves were very good and reasonably priced. There were a bunch of cans to go as well. The service was good but as the place filled up it got a bit slower, understandably. They also had 2 separate private parties at the same time so it was pretty full from an early hour. Pretty cool spot, worth a stop in, especially if you go on the earlier side or an weekday.

Visited on a bustling Saturday night. Standing room only, food truck ran out of food. Only had one as it was way too crowded. Good selection of taps. Despite the crowd, service was good.

 

Big, open taproom. Very busy, but in a good way. Service was a little off, a lot of that was the volume of customers. The beer was fine, and I liked the selection. Something was just a bit off. I need a second visit to make sure it wasn't me.

The design and look of the spot is reclaimed chic, I liked it. 4 outdoor tables, very nice atmosphere (the old train overpass with wild vegetation and birds is very close). Service was great. Grapefruit Gose was interesting, Unity was pretty tasty.

 

 

 

cool old building, but it's off a narrow side street. Inside has a cool vibe, with a bar, some tables, and a partial wall with old windows to view the brewing equipment. They had a food truck pulled inside the building in the back. Good variety of beers on tap, the beers I tried were all pretty solid. reasonable pricing, $4 pints for happy hour, and the take out cans were reasonable too.