Zero Gravity Craft Brewery

Visited here after Queen City. Night and day. New, vibrant space, large patio, variety of styles. Bustling compared to Queen City across the street. Parking is hard to find.

Fun spot to hang out and have good Vermont beer. Lots of seating areas with couches, inside dining, shuffle board table and pool table. Great vibe, selection, and quality.

 

On our first visit here while on vacation in Vermont last week, we visited about eight breweries, but this one gets "zero" for a bunch of reasons. Outdoor seating, obviously a result of the pandemic, is limited and that's okay, but they don't assist you in any way. You are left with the feeling of being herded in and out like cattle; of course it was Saturday afternoon and very busy, but I just didn't feel like they cared, and also felt that they were doing me a favor to give me a taste of the beer before I purchased one. Generally, too snooty for me!

Very cool place - lots of space, several rooms. Also outside space. Great lunch menu - too many delicious sounding foods to pick from but the wife and I chose a few different things. Lots of interesting beers on tap but too many for me to try all the ones I wanted. Great place to eat and drink. Side note: the actually brewery down the street was fine but the brewpub was outstanding.

 

 

What I had: Zero Gravity Black Cat Porter and T.L.A. India Pale Ale on tap, two Evolution Salads, Punctuated Equilibrium Flatbread to split, several white wines for my girlfriend.
What I liked: Wonderfully warm atmosphere, lots of privacy at our four-seater booth, superb food, efficient service, beers are above average in quality, very good pint prices ($5 full, $3 half), they brew a wide range of styles, serve cask ale, and have a small but respectable cider and mead selection.
What I disliked: Our waiter could have been a little friendlier, but he smiled and brought everything to the table quickly so it wasn’t that big of an issue.
Would I go back? Definitely. Flatbread has pretty much everything I expect from a great brewpub.
Overall Rating: 90

Came here with my wife and 2 dogs, Bob and Walter, in the fall of 2019. Nice brewery. Beer is a little above average. Service was good. Did not have the food. They have a large and very comfortable patio which is Dog friendly.

 

 

 

 

 

American Flatbread / Zero Gravity holds a revered place in my heart and my wife's heart. It was here that we met "Summer Gruit" and subsequently took our buzz to the Shelburne road to buy her wedding dress. We've been back several times and it has yet to disappoint! Really, really good beer. Good food too!

 

 

Strong.

A must stop in Burlington. The beers aren't going to compete with the big VT Brewers (Alchemist, Hill Farmstead, Foam), but they put out an amazing variety all of which are solid or better. Taplist can be a little IPA heavy, but there are usually at least a few traditional English or German styles on too. Also great that they basically always have something on cask - I don't know of another place in the area where that's true.

Food menu is limited (pizzas + salad), but extremely high quality. Be warned the place can get swamped, but it's worth the wait.

We stopped in for beer and pizza on a Saturday afternoon, which was not the best idea, as the place was a madhouse.

Beer was okay, but seemed a little underwhelming. I had two beers which were okay, but I think this is a place that aims firmly for the middle of the road.

Selection of beers was okay, probably a couple of dozen, but as I said, these are really middle of the road brews.

Vibe was entirely family pizza joint. Not a lot of adult room, and there was a bit of a mill mentality...get you in, get you out.

Food was the best part. Had a great starter salad with fresh local feta cheese, and then a nice pizza which was quite tasty.

 

 

 

 

Good food (Great Pizza), fair prices, quality local beers, and a comfortable atmosphere. Maybe not the Ritz but you will not be disappointed eating here.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

In downtown Burlington, just across the street from Vermont Brewpub, this awesome little brewpub offers up a fantastic lineup of beers, constantly rotating but always keeping Conehead and Green State Lager as their flagship beers. Pizza is creative and proving itself to be a great option here. Very clean, and efficient service. If Vermont Brewpub is crowded, give this little place a shot.

 

 

 

Cool place. The courtyard is quaint and the upper deck is the perfect place to wait for your table to be readied.