B.C. Brewery

BC Brewing in Hunt Valley, Maryland, offers a fantastic brewery experience tucked away in a business park near the Hunt Valley Towne Center. The space itself is large and inviting, with ample parking and plenty of room inside the taproom, making it ideal for large groups or casual hangouts. One of the standout features is their unique pay-as-you-go tap wall, allowing patrons to pour their own beers and pay by the ounce--perfect for those who want to sample several options without committing to full pours.The on-site kitchen is another major plus. We visited on a Saturday for lunch and ordered the brussels sprout pizza and fish and chips to share. Both dishes exceeded our expectations. The pizza had a great balance of flavors, with the crispy brussels sprouts and tangy balsamic vinegar making for a delightful twist. The fish and chips were perfectly fried with generous portions that hit the spot.When it comes to the beer selection, BC Brewing has something for everyone. From their indulgent dessert sundae stout to the refreshing apple pie cider, there's no shortage of options to explore. We're not big IPA drinkers, but even their mango IPA won us over--definitely a crowd-pleaser for those who love a fruity, hoppy brew.A couple of things to note: the brewery can get pretty crowded, especially during peak hours, so expect a lively atmosphere. It's also family- and pet-friendly, which means you might encounter a mix of children and dogs inside, making for a somewhat hectic but fun vibe.Overall, BC Brewing is a great spot for beer lovers and foodies alike. With a spacious environment, innovative brewing options, and delicious food, it's well worth a visit if you're in the Hunt Valley area.

I saw that the Gluten Free expo was being held here, so we made the drive and headed out there. The weather wasn't greatly, but there were still plenty of vendors. There was a table set up with beer samples that are also gluten free, which was great. When we walked in, it was pretty packed, but I loved that there is a separate area for adults. We ordered at the bar and grabbed a table and listened to the live band, which was entertaining. It was pretty spacious inside with a lot of seating options and they even had a section for private events/parties. Everyone that worked there seemed really nice and helpful. They even have a self serve area for beer. They give you a card when you open a tab and you use the card when using the self pour option. Pretty cool!We also ordered food. Gotta love breweries that offer food! We got the cauliflower pizza, chicken nachos, Mexican corn and honey old bay wings, which were all gluten free! The food was pretty good and a great combo with our beer. I would definitely love to come back. If you're in the area, it's definitely a brewery to check out!

What a fun Valentine's night out with friends for a dueling piano show at BC Brewery. The Flying Ivories took the stage (and requests) for a two-hour non-stop dueling pianos show. So much fun! I would have given this a five-star review, but some things stood out that I can't ignore. Tickets were sold out and it was obvious at 6:15 when the line to get inside the brewery was stretched out into the parking lot. And it was cold out there! Once you got checked in at the welcome table and got your table number you had to get BACK in another line (also stretched outside into the parking lot) to order any food and beer. This meant a whole bunch of people missed the beginning of the show due to standing in long lines. We were able to get our beer and find our seats which were right up front - perfect! Then we waited about an hour before we got the text that our pizza was ready. The seats were crammed - way too crowded in there and most likely violating the fire code. The show was a blast though and the beer and pizza tasty. Definitely a fun night to remember.

Cool atmosphere, friendly staff, good food, and beer! The food did take a little long, but overall my husband and I enjoyed the place! The wings were AMAZING!

The beer here is good and they let you pour as you go which is fun. A nice warehouse setting in Baltimore county that is 8 min driving from the NCR trail. You can ride, walk, run...then get a beer. They have about 25 beers and wide variety...doppelbock, ipa, English strong...and so on...The best though is that they have a great space fit watching games...and good food! Food truck quality but in the place. The tacos are seriously delish

We haven't been here in a while and decided to stop by a few weeks ago. Vibes are really good. I appreciate there being a designated kid friendly area, especially with the chalk board! Our 2yo went to town and we got to enjoy from drinks. I love the concept here bc I have a tough time deciding on a beer, and the beer wall allows me to try a little of everything I want. I do think the pours are a bit pricey, but that doesn't bother me much. When we were there we decided to come back on a Tuesday for Taco Tuesday (3 tacos for $12), which we did last night. I gotta say, those were probably the worst tacos I've ever had. I had a tofu, chicken, and a pork taco. The chicken was supposed to be jerk, it had absolutely no flavor and I honestly couldn't distinguish much of a taste difference between that one or the pork. Both were bland and nothing jerk should be close to bland. My husband ordered flour tortillas and I ordered corn, they were the exact same and both fell apart while eating them. I added lime crema to mine, I believe it was just sour cream? They were bad, especially for $4 each ($5 on the normal menu pricing). We also ordered the pico ($6), we got a huge container of chips and the smallest cup of pico. It wasn't even enough to eat half the chips with. We really did enjoy the beer. I think next time we will stick to pizza. Everyone there got pizza (which should have been a sign that no one was participating in Taco Tuesday).

Great food, a beer wall, and a brewery cat? This place is awesome. They also have fun games, are dog friendly, and have great bartenders.

I like the beer selection available at this brewery. Sitting at the bar is preferable and most bartenders are helpful giving advice on beers. Food is typical bar food with a lot of fried items.

My daughter and I stopped in last night for pizza after going to a convention down the road. We each got our own 10 inch personal pizzas and we loved them. While we waited for our food she had a ball drawing on the chalkboard wall. I also tried two of the beers from the self pour wall, both delicious. Loved the fact this place was dog friendly and two pups were there getting lots of pats and treats. Picked up a pint glass to add to the collection at home.

We've always loved coming to this location after work for a quick drink with friends or on the weekend for some darts. If you've never been here before, they don't have a stereotypical kitchen on site for food but they do have a food truck/trailer which is all delicious finger food. They have several walls with over 24 different selections of beer. You walk in, open a tab, get a FOB card, pick out your beverage, and pour to your hearts content. You can place a food order through the app at your table or at the counter. It's honestly pretty rare that we've come in contact with anyone for service except for opening the tab and closing out but when we have spoken to anyone who works there, they've been fun and welcoming. We've also come in contact with the brew cat! Super cute! My husband and I have been off and on after work on a Friday for an hour to wind down and begin the weekend. We've also been on a rainy Sunday for a couple hours throwing darts and enjoying some good beer. We'll continue to come back for more.