Track 3 Microbrewery and Coffee House

Vibe---It's definitely a coffeehouse. But, it's also definitely a microbrewery. We were there on a lazy Tuesday afternoon, so we missed out on busytime. But it felt like a place that could be pretty cool when busy. When we were there, we got two tons of attention which was appreciated. There's lots of tables and a small bar.

Q---Beer was really good. Wifey also had a wine, which she liked. Wifey & I both tried beers from each other that were out of our individual comfort zones and liked them. They have their beer offerings on a chalkboard and they do something that I really appreciate...they list the prices for each size pour and the ABV. They let the customer make an informed decision about what they are buying. I hate places that don't do that.

Service---We were first attended to by the lady owner. She was obviously knowledgeable about the beers. She was helpful, questioning what we liked to steer us to beers she'd recommend. Our second bartender/host was an employee. She knew everything about the beer and everything about every bar/brewery within miles and miles of the place. She was friendly and super helpful. The guy owner was floating around, but mostly left the customer service stuff to the other two. He was still friendly and asked us questions about our opinions on a few things.

Selection---They had about a dozen beers on tap. A decent variety of styles. Belgian Dubbel, coffee stout, standard porter, red rye ale, hazy NEIPA, Berliner Weisse. A really good range for such a small place.