Five-0-Five Brewing

Downtown address located on a corner. Street parking. Sidewalk patio out front. Long and narrow interior. Windows on the east and north sides. Higher charcoal black ceiling, red brick walls with panel accents, and a wood strip floor. L-shaped bar with wood stools (no backs) and a pipe footrest. Other seating at high tables and booths. TV to one side of the bar. Sound system playing background music. Sixteen taps covers all the standard styles. Cans behind the bar to go. View of brewing equipment at the back through glass. Cordial and diligent staff. Downtown location to serve the local craft community.

Visited for a family friend's music, and got to check out this clean, new-looking spot. Long and thin setup from the entrance, the place is of moderate size. Servers were friendly, and fairly attentive. There was a fair mix in the style selection for the dozen-plus beers they had on tap. The beers I sampled weren't bad, but they seemed just off of the style as I expect them - though I'd be interested in trying a few more to see if that holds true across the board.

New small brewery in Fremont, Nebraska and visited on their 5th day open. Alot of seating with a long L shaped high top bar. Service was subpar. Sat at the bar and it took damn near 5 minutes to get anyone to ask me what I wanted to drink, and there was only 7 or 8 people in the place. That being said the staff were very friendly, but slow. Beer wasn't bad, but they definitely need to learn how to pour beers. Watched them dump out alot of nitro stout because it didn't settle quick enough, wasting alot of money doing that. Overall, I'll probably come back in the summer or fall and see the adjustments they have made.