Heavy Brewing

In an industrial-like area, the location has an expansive floor space with communal and single table seating. The bar is relatively small compared to the rest of the space, with the middle taken up by place to take orders from a queue of non-bar patrons. There is a private room and an in-house kitchen (with pizza oven) across from and in front of the small, open brewing area.

The brewery had about 25 taps, but only about 10 of their own beers on, two guest taps, and some pre-mised cocktail taps (also a wine or two, if I recall). The brewer's offerings were half IPAs, with a few "lighter" ales/lagers and a couple fruited sours.

Friendly servers that seemed familiar with a couple of regulars when we were there. Overall, it seemed like the place was going as much (if not more) for a bar / hangout place than they were for a beer-centric destination. That said, the beers were pretty decent and weren't at all like an afterthought - just maybe not the full focus. Which means it can still be a fun place to visit for a fun time, depending on what you want out of your visit.