Platt Park Brewing

Absolutely love Platt Park Brewing. You can feel the neighborhood vibes from the street. Friendly crowd consisting of young professionals grabbing a lunch beer, families, to the post-golf meal and everything in between. The beer is excellent. Something for everyone and always some far out experimental brews. The food is perhaps even better than the beer. The Cuban is my go to, and competes with most stand alone sandwich shops in the city. Check it out!

Really cute spot on Platt but unfortunately the beer was just not doing it for us. We got a chocolate stout and a nitro pumpkin ale - the stout was solid but I really didn't enjoy the pumpkin ale, just didn't have that much flavor. It had been a few years since we've been back but I remember the beer being just OK last time as well. It's nice that they have a separate food window - we got a Cubano (pretty pricey for a small sandwich on white bread). It's nice they also have street patio seating. Unfortunately not our cup of tea for beer so don't think we'll be back.

Came here on a Wednesday after work around 6:30pm. It was fairly empty on the inside with the patio being packed. We sat inside and they had a lot of different type of seat with TVs everywhere. The seating is a bit odd, doesn't seem to flow. Didn't get any food but it was easy to order drinks at the counter. The atmosphere was lively and you can talk comfortably here. I would definitely come back to meet up with friends. I did take one star off because when we came in most of the tables were dirty and stayed that way until after we left a few hours later. It would be nice if they had someone coming around to clear things off. Overall, 4/5 stars!

Looking to try something new, my friends and I decided to check Platt Park Brewery which is located on Pearl Street. Lots of shopping and restaurants nearby which makes for a nice weekend stroll! We got in afternoon it was pretty packed, it took a while to get our beers and food but we socialized like normal people and didn't mind the wait. I had 2 drinks and their nachos that afternoon.The drinks were good! I had the vanilla ale which was good but nothing to rave about. It was easily crushable and light, which was a good way to start my afternoon. The maple waffle cider was the star of the show. It was unique, sweet, aromatic and tart. It literally tastes like a French toast. If you don't like overly sweet ciders then this might be for you. However I enjoyed it and give it a solid 4.5/5.The nachos were also good but I thought could have had more of the beef. It was tasty and the BBQ sauce was great, it might be a little bit too sweet but the flavors blended well. It was one of the better nachos I've had for a while.Overall it was a great afternoon with beers, food and friends. Definitely stop by if you're in the area!

Food was really good for a brewery! I was pleasantly surprised by the variety and loved the buffalo chicken wrap. The kids grilled cheese was delish as well and came with a capri sun (90s nostalgia!). I almost wanted to order a kids meal myself. They have a nice pet friendly patio and bonus, Sweet Cow, is right across the street. I can't speak for the beers here since no one in our group tried them .

We loved stopping at this brewery while staying in the area! It has a spacious, pet friendly patio, and a full snack and drink menu! For drinks, the Oktoberfest stood out the most! We also loved the buffalo nachos! Pretty elevated for nachos with lots of toppings, so I'd definitely recommend! The portion was also quite large. Pimento cheese dip was okay - Pretty cold and hard with uninspiring veggies to dip so I wouldn't recommend that, but everything else was great (including service)!!

We came to visit during Oktoberfest, and really had a great time! Loved that some of the bartenders dressed up for the occasion, and despite how busy it was, everyone was friendly and enjoying themselves. I was very impressed with how they handled everything under pressure! The vanilla nitro beer was super smooth and creamy, with just the right amount of sweetness- hands down one of my favorite beers ever. My husband had the Oktoberfest, which was hoppier and delicious as well. They had a little window which served food, and the sandwiches looked super fresh. Highly recommend and we will be back!

Met some friends at Platt Park brewing to hang and had not been to this area of town before. Love the atmosphere here on pearl street with these wonderful bars tucked inside this beautiful neighborhood. We set up on the spacious front patio and enjoyed the weather and some fresh beverages.

Beer is pretty okay, initial wait staff were lovely. Unfortunately that experienced soured at shift change. If it is the policy Platt Park to wait in the bar line for your tab, totally okay. Perhaps make that apparent at the outset of someone opening a tab, but if/when delivering that information it would be far more professional to do so while facing the person asking. There's no need to be curt to someone patronizing your establishment. Been three years since I've been here, be about 20 more til I go back.

Beer was good but expensive. The lighting is decent quality but feels much more like a restaurant than a bar with the number of tables. The music was bad (christian and country) and the overall vibe is perfect for conservatives but not a place I would recommend to anyone cool or under 30. Bartenders were there-neither friendly or overtly rude. just there.