Box Office Brewery

 

Sat at bar for 15 minutes. Never acknowledged. Was moderately busy. Bartender would pour beers for servers then go clean tables. Couple next to me wanted another round and asked for it. Bartender nodded yes and went about working the floor tables. Weird overall. Won’t get a second chance from me.

Love the brewery, beer was great with a decent selection, very open taproom with plenty of space. Has some old movie posters on the walls and they serve their flights in film canisters, unique. They let us in early to get drinks, which was much appreciated after a long 7 hr drive and 3 day fishing trip. The server, Courtney I believe her name was, was super nice and helpful, she answered any questions we had even though she was busy preparing to open for the day, thank you Courtney (if that is your name). We didn't eat at the brewery, opting to eat at Maggies Crab shack instead, which was an awesome seafood place, but prices look decent, not much for selection, mostly burgers and wings, with a few subs and pizza, about what you would expect really. Great place with great service and good beer!

Located in an old movie theater in downtown. Big space inside, wide open, very roomy. Brewery is kind of open to the tap room, so it has the feel of being inside a brewery. It would have been nice to keep more of the old theater architecturre, but they do serve their flights in film reels. Good service, average beer.

Downtown brewery in old theater 2 doors down from the firehouse. Some foyer seating in the front, leading into the taproom with straight bar on the left. Lots of tables further in, opposite the brewhouse passed the bar, upstairs balcony, and patio out back. A dozen beers on tap, I had the Schwarzbier which was very nice. Friendly bartender. They sell single cans (16oz crowler), so I'm looking forward to a few more of their brews. I did not try the food, but the way the local were lining my guess is it's pretty good.