Thesis Beer Project

 

Part of a low slung business strip building, along a busy street on the west side of town. Shared parking lot in the back, a short area in the front, plus street parking. Outdoor patios both at the front and at the back. Rather dark interior with front windows and a garage door, and the back door. Black, gray, and light gray walls and ceiling, and a concrete floor. Short bar, with hightables and short tables for seating. Clear view of brewing equipment tucked into one side. Has a music stage and several TVs. Choice of fifteen brews, with a spread of styles, plus seltzer and NAs. Cooler with cans to go. Prompt to serve staff. Cozy space with a very good sound system.

They jumped on the hype train with the beer styles, or lack thereof, of actual beer to drink. A lot of fruited kettle sours and hard seltzers. I am sure hazy is also on their spectrum. The beers I tried were a bit disappointing. Not horrible, just not that nicely crafted. They just seem a bit crude. Service was good and they offer half pours. But this would not be my first choice in Rochester taproom to hang out in.

 

 

Very nice, clean environment that has WiFi, ample seating and a beautiful bar top made of maple(?). Good selection of beers, bring your own food or buy from the food trucks when they're there.

Upscale brewpub on the main drag. Lively Thursday night football crowd. Small bar seats about 7, many communal tables, a window counter, and outdoor patio area. 8 beers on tap, I had the Hand Equity, and it was very nice. Friendly bartenders and food trucks. Great place to grab a few and watch the game.