Boodas Brewing Company

Storefront brewpub on a little side street off the main drag. L-shaped bar perpendicular to the entrance on the left seats 8 with some tables about the room and on the back patio. A dozen house beers and 10 guest, nice selection. Friendly bartender. Grilled chicken salad was very nice.

This review is based on two afternoon visits; one with both beer and lunch. The food was very good. While a glance at the menu suggests a limited variety of pub foods, there's actually more variety and attention to quality than found in a typical pub. The tap list is divided between their own brews and guest taps. On my last visit (May 2025) the tap selection was: 6 Boodas beers; 13 guest beers; 2 ginger beers; 1 white wine; and 2 local ciders. Drinks from all taps except wine (6 oz) can be ordered as 5, 8, or 16 oz pours. The Boodas brews were all less than 6.6% ABV with nothing more exotic than a porter. All 4 of the Boodas beers I've tried were good to very good. Service is prompt, patient and friendly. In addition to a bar and tables inside, there is seating outside. Most of he outside seating is covered or shaded.

Attended my going away party on 6-18-24.
Vibe was nothing special, a pretty generic tasting room with seating for maybe 50-60 people. If you go around the corner you can see the small 3.5-barrel system in action. There was some swag for sale. It could get really loud if it was filled. As it was there was maybe 15 in the house at the peak.
Quality of the beers were pretty good. There were mainly session brews with the highest ABV being 7.3. The 5 House beers are nothing fancy at this point as the brewer Jeff "Boodaa" indicated he is brewing basic styles at the moment but will dive deeper into the styles in the foreseeable future.
Service was very good and perceptive as well as friendly.
Selection was good with 20+ taps of mainly session brews and a few alternative offerings.
Food was pretty good as nachos were ordered by the group.
Overall not a bad place to congregate.