Twisted Track Brewpub

Spacious open brewpub on the west side of town. Large L-shaped bar opposite the entrance and up a ramp toward the back, seats about 15 with plenty of tables inside and on the patio out front. A dozen, all gluten-reduced beers on tap, plus a few low alcohol guests. Friendly, personable bartenders. Solid food. Trivia. TT is a Harvest Host.

 

Cavernous eight-bay bus garage makes up the bulk of the facility. The front half is for patrons, the back for the brewery equipment. Large patio for outdoor seating. Mellow 70s rock is playing in the background.

This brewpub is located on the “other side” of the railroad tracks, meaning its away from downtown in the more industrial side of the city.

On a Thursday afternoon, the place is unsurprisingly slow. I do see signs for additional parking so I imagine this place gets busy in the evening. At this hour, it is strictly bar service for ordering. The bartender is friendly.

For food, I had the boneless “thigh meat” wings. They were true to their word—these were meaty dark meat pieces with the skin left on. They were baked and covered in Mango-Haberno sauce and very good.

There were 9 beers on tap. Most were middle-of-the-road or slightly better.